Beryl Marries Tommy? Secrets Echo in Town
Beryl Borden, secretly in love with Tommy Wilson, delays elopement with her half sister Irene Everett. Irene schemes to secure Tommy by arranging Beryl’s radio debut and a private studio audition. Prentiss Gaylord enters, sparking a tense, introspective tug of affections and moral wrestlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Borden
Tommy Wilson
Irene Everett
Irene
Beshefis
Beryl
Tommy
MR. Hoffman
Prentiss Gaylord
No Girl Will Fool You Aboard The South Shore Cottage
Beryl and Prentiss arrive at a South Shore cottage where Beryl faces complex emotions after a party. She suspects Prentiss may press closer, while she clings to a dream world with Tommy. Irene sleeps on the sofa as the scene ends with uncertainty over the next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl
Irene
Prentiss
Tommy
Bery
South Shore
North Shore
Prentis
Albany High Alumni Banquet Honors 1931 Class
Albany High School alumni banquet Saturday night at the School Auditorium drew eighty eight attendees from bands dating back to 1908. Officers for 1932 were elected. Arthur Lash won a four year agriculture scholarship to Ohio State University after placing 153.5 of 200 on a competitive exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany High
Albany
Albany High School
Association
Agnes Ross
Grace Webb
Dee
Ruth Allen
Neile Woodrum
Vivian Burdette
Earl Robinson
Ethel Tresenrider
Paul McVay
Paul
Ohio State University, College of Agriculture
Ohio
Arthur
G. U. Lash
Bolins Mill
Upright Hen Eleanor Draws Attention In Ohio
P Franklin Scott of Washington refuses to sell his eight month old hen Eleanor to circuses. The hen stands upright and walks erect, a domestic curiosity. Separate notes mention families visiting relatives in Dayton and Grafton, and Miss Geneva Dean traveling to Chesterhill for a high school commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Franklin Scott
Washington
Eleanor
Shade Highlights and Social Notes in Shade
Shade social news reports Mrs. Vienna Kelley returning from Ambrosia West Virginia to visit brother Ever ett Bissel and family. Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry visits daughter Mrs. S J Smith. Local school closed after a week of special activities. Mrs. Ida Williams and Mrs. Pearl Williams were guests of Mrs. Floyd Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and Wil- are mentioned among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Kelley
Ambrosia
W. Va
Everett Bissel
Sarah Goldsberry
S. J. Smith
Shade
Ida Williams
Pearl Williams
Floyd Williams
Joe King
Wil
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
Sunday visitors included Mrs Ss J Smith and Mrs Mary Watkins mother of Mr and Mrs Fred Biehl. Leo Williams traveled to Columbus to buy a new team. Fred and Walter Smith retrieved horses by truck on Tuesday. Pearl Smith and Charles Flanders hosted visitors near Asbury. Hattie Sapp visited Floyd Williams. Glennia Flanders stayed with sister Pearl Smith at week's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goldsberry
Athens
Ss. J. Smith
Mary Watkins
Fred Biehl
Leo Williams
Columbus
Fred
Walter Smith
Pearl Smith
Charles Flanders
Asbury
Hattie Sapp
Floyd Williams
Glennia Flanders
Uest
Albany Area Social News Recap
Carpenter Mrs. Alvin Billipps of St. Albans visited with her father Finley Farley. Albany High School alumni banquet attended by Ina and Nellie Radekin, Sedwick Vale, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jewell. W P Howell of Downington visited Addie Hanna. W E Harmon off work at the depot due to a sprained ankle. Pug Rife and two children of Dexter spent Sunday with F M Durst family. Mrs. Warren Sisson visited Albany with daughter S H Smith. H E Starkey and daughters Wildamae and Wanda also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Billipps
St. Albans
W. Va
Finley Farley
Ina
Nellie Radekin
Sedwick Vale
C. H. Jewell
Albany High School
W. P. Howell
Downington
Addie Hanna
W. E. Harmon
Pug Rife
Dexter
F. M. Durst
Warren Sisson
Albany
S. H. Smith
H. E. Starkey
Wildamae
Wanda
Local residents visit and moves noted in community
George Vandyke and George Vandyke of Albany visited Emmett Starkey on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Don Wood and son Pat of Pomeroy spent a day with Mr and Mrs G G Wood. Mr and Mrs C P Jewell and Mrs C E Jewell visited Athens on Tuesday. Lioyrd Woodgerd and family moved to the John Harmon farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Dailey
Albany
Will
Hotel Horner
Will Welker
John Stanley
Pomeroy Street
Rio Grande
Bolins Mill
George Vandyke
Emmett Starkey
Don Wood
Pat
Pomeroy
G. G. Wood
C. P. Jewell
C. E. Jewell
Athens
Lioyrd Woodgerd
John Harmon
Asbury Ridge school closes for May 16
At Asbury Ridge Connett the school closes Friday May 16 with 59 attendees. A noon dinner followed by outdoor games led by teacher Mrs Blanch Malone. Several locals spent weekends with relatives in nearby towns and townsfolk planned a revival starting next Sunday May 2 at De J Dowler Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connett
Afl
Blanch Malone
Roy H. Knapp
Point Pole
Clovis McHaffie
Wilkesville
Asher Barber
Benningtonville
Lydia Chalfan
Harley
Pearley
Harvey
Inlaw
Charles Chalfan
Nellie Johnson
Emmett Pickett
Sherman Bayers
Ketura Dabritz
Columbus
Evelyn Blackburn
Akron
Charlie Marsteller
de J Dowler Ridge
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CSE Disoyner Service
INS
Elkhorn
Lowell Lewis
Piqua
Margaret Johnson
Glouster
T. W. Hickman
Nelsonville
Arthur Lash
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Albany Grange
Fred Elliott
the Wildwood
Gene Potter
Esther Dailey
Floyd le- Lashmutt
Elizabeth Pew
Washington, D. C
Stockdale
Pew
Sampson
Oregon
Higley
Gibson
Helen van Dyke
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Calif
van Dyke
Athens County
Youngstown
Mr. Welker
Welker
O. D. Dailey
W. G. Fawcett
Beulah Fawcet
Faye Davis
Chesterhill
E. B. Dean
L. F. Miller
Philip Sweeny
Clarence Sweeny
George Albert
Dayton
Harry Wickham
E. H. Lasch
Grafton
S. E. Dailey
Irma Sickles
Silas Scott
Emmett Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Sidney Russell
P. D. Morse
Edward
Zaleski
Geneva Dean
Asbury Ridge
The
Athens National Bank
Steven
Ohio Theater
Nelsonville Majestic
Want
Il Theatre Yet
George Arks
the Millionaire
Liberty and
John Gilbert
William Powell
Nancy Carroll
Bob Steele
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