Norma Shearer Stars in Riptide at the Majestic
Norma Shearer delivers a magnetic performance as a modern woman in Riptide at the Majestic Theater. Edmund Goulding directs and wrote the story for Metro Goldwyn Mayer with Robert Montgomery and Herbert Marshall as leading men. the production showcases lavish photography and costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Shearer
the Majestic
Majestic Theater
Ace
Edmund Goulding
Shearer
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Norma
Lady Rexford
Miss Shearer
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Robert Montgomery
Herbert Marshalls
Fach
Miss Bhearer
Former Sweetheart Reignites Pursuit in Marital Renewal
A former lover rekindles pursuit of a past romance, leading to renewed affection and a happy ending as a marriage faces a temporary deadlock. The plot unfolds with unique treatment, culminating in reconciliation and lasting happiness.
Screen Chameleon O P Heewie Shapes Wide Career
Hollywood tribute calls O P Heggie the screen chameleon for his knack at changing roles. He played Detective Smith in The Mysterious Dr Fu Manchu King Louis XI in The Vagabond King Father Benedict in The Swan keeper of a Budapest zoo in Zoo in Budapest and Edward Weldon in Midnight. The film stars Sidney Fox Henry Hull Humphrey Bogart and L ynn Overman directed by Cheater Erekin and based on the Theater Guild play by Claire and Paul Sifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heggie
Detective Smith
Fu Manchu
Louisa XI
France
Benedict
Zoo
Budapest
Universal
Edward Weldon
Broadway
Hollywood
Sidney Fox
Henry Hull
Humphrey Bogart
Lynn Overman
Cheater Erekin
Theater Guild
Claire
Paul Siften
New Passenger Car Sales Gain in March
Official figures from the Motor Vehicles Bureau show 10 951 new passenger cars registered in Ohio in March an increase of 7 082 from March last year. Three popular priced small cars comprised about two thirds of March sales. Total new car registrations from West states and the District of Columbia rose above 1993 figures for the same month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Ohie
W States
District of Columbia
Disastrous Forest Fire Halted In Parks Area
A major forest fire in the Hocking County Parks area began Saturday at 10 30 am and was not under control in parts by Sunday afternoon. The 100 acre blaze, sparked likely by a brush fire, burned hardwoods and evergreens near Crane Hollow south of Gibisonville, destroying a 50 foot poplar stand and causing cancellations at Camp Hocking events.
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Camp Logan
W. T. Brashares
Harry Marriott
Mrs. Cline
Bert Vorhees
Roy Huffines
Brashares
Camp Hocking
Logan trip rewards with dogwood bloom views
Logan residents taking Sunday motor trips into Hocking County woodland districts found scenic vistas as forests showed patches of white dogwood blooms at week’s end. The flowering trees colored the countryside with a spring display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Blood transfusion aids Gore man at Cherrington Hospital
Claude Proctor of Gore underwent a stomach hemorrhage transfusion at Cherrington Hospital on Saturday. His brother Flave Proctor, also of Gore, donated the blood. Claude Proctor’s condition remained serious Sunday.
Jellied Salads and an Asparagus Mold for Spring Menus
Jellied salads offer economical everyday meals and lavish touches alike. An asparagus salad recipe uses asparagus tips lined in a mold, broth simmered with a soup bag, and a tart gelatin mix folded with whipped cream and lemon juice. chill until firm and serve on lettuce with a light dressing.
Cave District Grows Popular as Resort
Logan reports Charles E. Nixon of Columbus, a Chamber of Commerce executive, developing a 60 acre tract near Cantwell Cliffs into a summer home with a power plant and waterworks. He plans a caretaker cottage this summer as highway improvements improve access, signaling growing use as a recreation center for summer cottagers in Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charlies E. Nixon
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Cantwell Cliffs
Clear Creek Valley
Wyandotte
Indianola
Pupils Protected by New Traffic System
West Grade School pupils crossing Hunter Street receive extra protection as a traffic light operates at Hunter and Front and red flags set at Furnace Street intersections. Pupils carry flags to signal motorists to stop, ensuring safety during school crossings.
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Logan
Hunter Street
Hunter
Front Street
Furnace Street
Furnace
Front Streets
River Division freight up with ore and cement shipments
Freight business on the River Division of the C. and O. Railroad shows improvement. The first ore shipment for Jackson furnaces left on Saturday from the main line, and a cement shipment is expected early next week. Eight cement cars will be moved daily to Pomeroy for boat loading until the full consignments are handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
River Division
Jackson
Pomeroy
Logan Chamber Hails Barton Hall For Service
Logan Chamber of Commerce names a committee to draft a resolution of appreciation for Barton A. Hall the president manager. The report credits Hall and the chamber for bringing Sun Glow to town 140 jobs public works CCC and CWA projects and calls for broader civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Bilasius
Barton A. Hall
Forest E. Weinrich
Harley H. Meyer
Josef F. Brashares
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Commencement Held At Union Furnace High School
Union Furnace High School held commencement exercises with Rabbi Tarshish of Columbus delivering the address. The 29 graduates marked the largest rural class in Hocking County as approximately 1000 attendees watched diplomas presented by Supt J W Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Arnold
Ruth Chesser
Betty Connor
Nial Doolittle
Audrey Dunlap
Albert Duaz
Emily Frantz
Frank Frisby
Ralph Hass
Treachey Heinlein
Kathryn Inemire
Willian King
Appointment of Eugene Lehman as justice of peace
The Diamond appoints Eugene Lehman to fill the unexpired term of Francis Williams as justice of peace in Starr Township. Williams resigned to accept a trusteeship. Announcement made by Will John Tim and the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Eugene Lehman
The
Diamond
Starr Township
Francis Williams
Orient
Will- Johmn RM Tim
Gad Dgpiee Pveiy
Central Pupils On Honor Roll
Honor roll lists from Central Grade School for the fifth six weeks have been announced. The article names honor students by grade, including Duane Bell in first grade and multiple students in second through sixth grades with the required grades.
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Central
Duane Bell
Marc Biddison
Eddie Brown
John Hyre
Bob Smith
Joan Algeo
Mary Daugherty
Virginia Lee Gaston
Deanue McPherson
Mary Nash
June Schuler
Charles Abraham
Billy Cargo
Dana Connett
Raymond Dunfee
Paul Higgins
Bobby Jones
Vernon McKibben
Garry Stephenson
Vincent Wiley
Mattie Lou Allen
Wanda Lee Coots
Betty Johnson
Doris Larch
Jean Mickie
Rose
Joan Leben
Joan Seipe
Dent Williams
Elizabeth Kolenick
Mary Jo Stephenson
Robert Wilkes
Joan Woolley
William Knox
Morris Wiley
Betty Jean Cox
Constance Dent
Mary Eleanor Figgins
Oryn Johnson
Margaret Matters
Patty Daugherty
Helen Minameyer
Paul Rothermel
Torch School Ends Year With Picnic
Torch school closed Thursday with a fine picnic dinner for pupils and parents. A short program of music followed. Miss D A Dunfee, recently ill, has improved and returned home. Mr and Mrs Albert Zumbro and children of Parkersburg visited the Dewees home. Church Ladies Aid to meet May 10. Solomon Day of Bristol visiting his son N Q Day. Local folks attended Coolville commencement. eighth grade pupils were among the graduates.
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TORCH
D. A. Dunfee
Albert Zumbro
Parkersburg
Dewees
M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society
Howard Dewees
Solomon Day
Bristol
W. Va
N. Q
Coolville
Mrs Susan Stimson Suffered Stroke Near Old Man's Cave
Susan Stimson of Lancaster was stricken Friday with a paralysis stroke at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Reichley near Old Man's Cave. Her condition Sunday was slightly improved. She is cared for by two daughters, Mary Martin of Lancaster and Eva Blackman of Cincinnati, and is a sister of William Dillon of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Susan Stimson
Lancaster
A. Reichley
Old Man's Cave
Perry Township Board Demurs in Carrell Transportation Suit
Logan C. Wood Bowen represents the Perry Township Board of Education in a demurrer filed against Claude Carrell in a suit to recover $800 for student transportation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan.c
Miller departs for Lockheed position to California
Charles Miller son of Mr and Mrs Bell Miller of Warner Avenue has accepted a job with Lockheed Aviation Company and will move to Bur oak California. He left for Bur bank on Sunday after graduating from the Parks Aviation School in St Louis where he studied a mechanical course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. Louis
Charles Miller
Bell Miller
Warner Avenue
Lockheed Aviation Company
Burbank
California
Miller
Parks Aviation School
Old Age Pension Q and A for Ohio residents
The article outlines when aid payments begin on July 1 with a $3,000,000 appropriation for 1934, and that future funds depend on next session appropriations. It explains where to apply, the application process, monthly checks from the state treasurer, and annual renewal with an eligibility investigation.
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Ohio
Columbus
4-H clubs form two new units in Gallia County
Gallia Gallipolis report two new 4-H clubs formed by Glen W. Pryor. In Fairfield, the Priscillas organized with Mrs. G. G. McCormick and Margaret McCormick as advisors. Beulah Gibson presidents, Ruth Blazer VP, Elma Short secretary treasurer, Nita Matthews news reporter. Evergreen club names Marguerite Moore advisor, Lucille Sprague president, Thelma Neal VP, Frances Smeltzer secretary treasurer, Marie Skidmore recreation leader, Virginia Sprague news reporter. In Holzer Hospital notes, a foreign body removed from Seth Glassburn’s eye. several admitted for treatment and a tonsillectomy for George Overholt.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Glen W. Pryor
Fairfield
Priscillas
G. G. McCormick
Margaret McCormick
Beulah Gibson
Ruth Blazer
Elma Short
Nita Matthews
Evergreen
Marguerite Moore
Lucille Sprague
Thelma Neal
Frances Smeltzer
Easurer
Marie Skidmore
Virginia Sprague
Two Arrests Friday Night and Six Saturday in Sallipolis
In Sallipolis two people were arrested Friday night and six more on Saturday night on charges of intoxication. The incidents reflect a weekend of alcohol related disturbances in the town.
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Sallipolis
Damage Suit Filed By County Resident
Thomas J. Tully Jr of Athens County sues The Ohio Power Company in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court for 5000 dollars alleging an auto crash on Route 31 near Lancaster on February 2, 1934. He says electric wires stretched across the highway fell after being detached, causing him to brake on the ice and strike a power pole, resulting in four broken ribs an injured shoulder and a cut scalp.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Thomas J. Tully, Jr
Athens County
Ohio Power Company
Tully
New State Highway Created at Vincent
Marietta May 7 A new north south state highway is announced by state highway director O W Merrell. The route runs from Dexter City on WA 8 through Crooked Tree Dungannon Beverly Waterford Watertown Barlow Vincent and Veto to Porterfield linking with US Route South. The southern segment from Beverly to Vincent’s south line was previously state Route 76. The 7.2 mile project includes grading surfacing and bridge work within Washington County.
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Marietta
Beverly
O. W. Merrell
Dexter City
Crooked Tree
Dungannon
Waterford
Watertown
Barlow
Vincent and
Veto
Porterfield
U. S
Vincent
Washington County
Local Visitors Attend Glouster Events
Mrs. M F Weymueller and two children stayed in Glouster with Dr and Mrs Henry Gibson for several days. Weymueller attended Glouster High School graduation for her niece Phyllis Morris and the alumni banquet. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Kerwood Martin of Columbus. Alberta Pratt of Columbus visited friends in Lesyan.
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M. F. Weymueller
Glouster
Henry Gibson
Annual Spring Alumni Banquet in Gallipolis High School
The Gallipolis High School alumni banquet is set for May 39 at the church parlors. Nearly 100 men from the 1934 high class are expected to attend. dinner will be served and a short program followed by dancing. Tickets available at Moseman’s and the Union office.
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Gallipolis
Galais High School
J. G
River Fame
Moseman
the Union
Gallia Tobacco Co-op Begins Acreage Cut Contracts
In Gallia County the Gallia Tobacco Production Control Committee meets with local growers led by W. E Webber and Johnson Clay to finalize contracts to reduce tobacco acreage by about half. Contracts signed in January and February will be sent to the county extension office for approval.
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Burley
Gallipolis
Galli Tobacco Production Control Mittee
Imore Johnson Clay
W. E. Webber
Gatewood
Ohio Township
W. E Slagle
S. W. Ward
Johnson
Reed
Bacco
Gallia County
Ton
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis Ohio District
Marriage licenses granted to Lawrence Bush 21 of Gallipolis and Viola ran 21 of Gallipolis. to Ruby King 21 Gallipolis and Chelmer Newell County West Virginia. to Dorothy Williamson 16 with consent of her father and to Charlie 22 Gallia farmer and Any 17 Gallia housekeeper with consent.
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Gallipolis
Lawrene Bush
Viola Ran
Lancaster High School
Marion Steel
Ruby King
Chelmer Newell County
West Virginia
Dorothy Williamson
Williamson
Charie
Gallia
Gallia Tithe Change In Gallipolis And Nearby Notices
Real changes include transfers of land parcels in Gallia County with deeds to James A By in Addison and to Lora and Harry from Lucy Bowes ux. An affidavit of lots is filed in the Cecella He division. A separate docket entry notes Charles B charged with assault and bound over on a small bond. Funeral attendance referenced for a Mrs Wolfe and Miss Nes.
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Gallipolis
Jona
Arthur Clark
Field Township
Effie
James A By
Addison
Lucy Bowesux
Lora
Harry
Lot
Gallipol
Elhaney
Grand Gallipolis
Charies
Gallia County
Justice of the Peace W
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Richard Talmadge
Joe E. Brown
Ohio Theater
Damon Runyon
Joe
Alice White
Irene Franklin
Miss White
O. P. Heewie
Screen Chameleon
O. P. Heggie
Chameleon
Ocmell
Montgomery
CCC
Muriel Morgan
Seunesent
Buddy Poppy
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tratic
Barton Hall
Committee of Chamber of Commerce
Union Furnace
Rabbi Tarshish
Torch School
Supfers Stroke
Lockheed
G. A.H.S. Alumni
Banguy
Arrang
Holzer Hospital
Seth Glassburn
Vinton Farmer
M. L. Ball
Scioto Furnace
L. A. Lawless
Bidwell
E. D. Logan
Harry Childers
Point Pleasant
George Overholt
AAA
John Wolfe Irman
Alice
Zenners
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