Opera Concerts Across The Dial On Blue Network
Radio listings show operatic concerts broadcast Tuesday across WJZ KDKA YW WBAL and more with performances by Eliza Frederic Baer and various orchestras. Includes schedule blocks for WLW WSAL WTAM WEAF WIZ and WEAF programs with multiple soloists, duets, and dance music.
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BLUE
New York
U. P
WJZ
KDKA
WBAL
Eliza
Frederic Baer
Bizet
Donisetti
Saint Saens
Weber
Verdi
Death of GLOUSTER railroad agent enroute to meeting
B W Hawk 61 a New York Central Lines agent in Glouster died Monday aboard train No 4 while en route to Charleston for a railroad meeting. He had served 29 years at Glouster and leaves a wife two sons Roy and James of Athens and three stepchildren. Funeral at 1 30 Wednesday at his residence with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Spring Street
Hawk
New York Central Lines
Glouster
Gallipolis
Roy
James
Athens
Joe Saye
Hollywood
Cal
Frank Doudna
Denver
Col
Harold Mechem
Nelsonville
Blaine Hawk
McArthur
Edmondson
Columbus
D. L. Browning
Greenlawn
Teachers to Hire in Trimble Township Meeting
Glouster May 24 Teachers will be hired by the Trimble township board of education at a meeting in the township building Saturday evening. Applications will be considered up to that time. Glouster board will hire teachers on Friday evening. Returns From Convention Glenn Hines second trick operator at the N C depot returned Sunday night from St Louis where he spent two weeks at an O R T convention. He will likely leave for New York for wage conference with New York Central officials. Clarence Cartwright party for his twenty second birthday hosted by his father and mother at Green's Run. Dinner served to guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Lowry and son Chester of Jacksonville Mrs Orval Coons of Muncip Ind Mr and Mrs Albertus Lowry and daughters Evelyn and Glenna and son Mr and Mrs EB Cartwright
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Glouster
Trimble Township
A. P. Hines
St. Louis
New York
New York Central
Clarence Cartwright
Green
Clarence
Arthur Lowry
Chester
Jacksonville
Boyton Duffee
Louise
Chillicothe
Orval Coons
Muncip
Ind
Albertus Lowry
Evelyn
Glenna
Met
EB. Cartwright
Notable Local Families Mentioned in Social Notices
The excerpt names individuals including Ernest Maynard and son Paul, Mrs. Minnie Maynard, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, Doris Fierbaugh, and Alma and Deloris Clemons, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maynard and son, Wilbur, and William Jr., highlighting local social figures.
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Ernest
Wilbur
William, Jr
Ralph Maynard
Paul
Minnie Maynard
Elizabeth Daniels
Doris Fierbaugh
Alma
Deloris Clemons
Local Visits End As Relatives Return Home
Mrs J W Robinson returned to her Trimble home Monday concluding a visit with relatives at Deaver town. She was joined by her sister Mrs Kate Deaver visiting at the Robinson residence. Mr and Mrs W J Williams and son Harry of West Frankfort NL are visiting Mr Williams parents Mr and Mrs George Williams. Mrs Orval Coons of Muncie Ind left Sunday to spend a few days with her sister Mrs Boyton Duffee in Chillicothe.
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J. W. Robinson
Trimble
Deavertown
Kate Deaver
Robinson
W. J. Williams
Harry
West Frankfort
Give Folk Dances at Sunnyside School Balcony
A Monday afternoon folk dance program on the Sunnyside school lawn showcased the music department’s work directed by Miss Mary Peters with assistants Miss Thelma Resler and Miss Elizabeth Garber. Each grade performed pieces from Kinder Polka to The Circle and Maypole dance reflecting broad classroom participation.
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Sunnyside
Mary Peters
Thelma Resler
Elizabeth Garber
Debating Licensing of Light Wines at Ohio University
The question of national licensing for sale of light wines and beers will be debated for the last time at Ohio University. Delta Sigma Pi and Green Circle fraternities host the discussion in Ewing Hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The event concludes a series sponsored by Phi Delta Gamma in which most fraternities have joined.
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United States
Ohio University
Delta Sigma Pi
Green Circle
Ewing Hall
Phi Delta Gamma
Will Travel Again
Mrs. Horace L. Chapman of Columbus, 79, plans a June 11 departure for New York and Caralbad, Czecho Slovakia on her ninety ninth ocean voyage. Travel sustains her zest for life and new lands despite modesty about adventures. Her husband Horace L. Chapman, once head of Interstate Coal and First National Bank of Jackson, died in 1917.
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Columbus
U.P
Horace L. Chapman
New York
Caralbad
Czecho- Slovakia
Interstate Coal Company
First National Bank of
Jackson, C
Ohio
Teachers Learn of Ohio Retirement Association Work
A citywide meeting led by John Patterson addressed W. E. Kerschner of Columbus from the Ohio Teachers Retirement association. The talk covered pension and insurance plans for tax-supported school instructors, with 36 years required for retirement benefits and 35 000 depositors currently in the fund.
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John Patterson
W. E. Kerschner
Columbus
Ohio Teachers’ Retirement Association
Kerschner
Rotary Club
Patterson
Ohio State Teachers Retirement Association
Boards of Education
Judge Deliberations Continue in Contested Ohio Divorce
Judge L G Worstell heard a lengthy Common Pleas hearing on Jennie D Chappelear versus Osil Chappelear with nearly twenty witnesses. Lena Kincade against Hiram Kincade was dismissed after yesterday's session. Mrs Chappelear and Mrs Kincade sought divorce alimony and custody of children. other hearings for Susie Collins versus Andrew Collins and Elizabeth Jewell against Norman Jewell were scheduled.
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L. G. Worstell
Jennie D. Chappelear
Osil Chappelear
Common Pleas Court
Lena Kincade
Hiram Martin Kincade
Worstell
Elizabeth Jewell
Norman Jewell
Investigation Opens in Canton Police Murder Case
View investigation under way in Canton as charges against two police officials await indictments after a grand jury did not vote yesterday. Floyd E. Streitenberger, who confessed to killing Don R. Mellett, will begin a life sentence today at the state penitentiary.
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Canton
U.P
Don R. Mellett
Stark County
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Mellett
State Penitentiary
Zalewski Brothers Arrested in Lodz for Killing Their Children
Jan and Stefan Zalewski, widowed brothers, were arrested in Lodz on suspicion of killing their children to pursue new marriages. The case highlights a drastic family tragedy amid wartime Poland.
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Warsaw
Jan
Stefan Zalewski
Lodz
Red Men Meet Opens Fifty Seventh Annual West Virginia Session
The Great Council of West Virginia Imperial Order of Red Men began its fifty seventh annual two day meeting in Martinsburg West Virginia with Past Sachem Cal vin K Chambers presiding this morning.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Great Council of West Virginia
Imperial Order of Red Men
Calvin K. Chambers
Blackpool footballer regains speech after wartime wound
John Flynn of Blackpool, once wounded in 1915 during football, has recovered the power of speech two decades after losing it in battle. The report notes his long battle and eventual recovery.
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Blackpool
Eng
John Flynn
Two Million Acres Doomed by Levee Break Near McCrae
A levee break on the Atcha falaya river at McCrae floods Point Coupee parish. Two million acres of fertile Louisiana farm land face inundation with six more parishes at risk. No deaths reported but 105,000 people must evacuate before the area becomes a giant lake.
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New Orleans
McCrae
Atchafalaya
Point Coupee Parish
Louisiana
Th Parish
Sugar Bowl
Hewitt Denied New Trial in Conneaut Slaying
Judge C R Sargent denied Floyd Hewitt’s motion for a new trial after his April 25 conviction for the murder of Mrs Brown and her 5 year old son Fred in Conneaut. Hewitt is slated for electrocution on August 10. Defense attorney F R Hogue will seek a suspension and file a petition of error in Youngstown before the court of appeals.
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Jefferson
U R
C. R., Sargent
Floyd Hewitt
Founders Reune Anti-Saloon League Founders at Oberlin
Five survivors of fourteen who founded the Anti-Saloon League reunited at Oberlin College on May 24. They gathered in the Spear Library where the group first met in 1893, recalling how the small circle grew into a national reform force.
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Anti- Saloon League
Oberlin College
Oberlin
U.2
Anti-Saloon League
Old Spear
Tax ruling caps 1925 property tax at $78 in Athens County
A Common Pleas Court ruling limits 1925 tax on John E. Bailey and William Kampf property to $78, voiding any excess. The 1925 tax record showed $141.85. Separately Lostro Auto Sales won a $530.42 judgment against Maude L. Fenzel, former Hodkins, in an auto sale dispute. Additional cases involve added defendants in a note for $3,236.60 and a May 26 hearing set in a Wethey matter.
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Rafael Johnson
Athens County
John E. Bailey
William Kampf
Common Pleas
Lostro Auto Sales Company
Athens
Maude L. Fenzel
Maude L. Hodkins
Maude Fenzel
Wesley C. Bates
P. R. Devore
Clem W. Thurman
Bates
Cora Jones Thurman
Joseph H. Reese
Adele FE. Reese
Merrit A. Bates
Hocking Mining Company
George Dowler
Jey Taylor
David Glass
Martin L. Jones
Nolan H. Rice
Herschel E. Wethey
Blanche Wethey
Fire Destroys Breaker at Hazelbrook Coal Plant
A blaze at the Hazelbrook Coal company colliery near Girardville destroyed the breaker facility in Ashland on May 24. The fire left about 400 workers unemployed and caused damage estimated at more than 300000 dollars.
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Ashland
Hazelbrook Coal Company
Girardville
Man Hurt Jumping From Boat At Indian Lake
Clayton Dixon became excited upon sighting a large fish and jumped from a fishing boat on Indian Lake near here. He cut several ligaments in one foot while grabbing the fish, slipping on broken glass and sustaining serious injuries.
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Bellefontaine
Clayton Dixon
Indian Lake
Partition Ordered In Goodrich Estate In Court Friday
The Common Pleas ecourt ordered partition of Athens city property from Letitia Goodrich. Commissioners Murphey, Lawrence, and Walker were named to divide the estate among heirs including Arthur, Ada Bingman, Frances, Clara, Lawrence Goodrich, and Mrs Moler. A separate York township partition granted one third to Charles Ball and kin. Commissioners Burgess, McGee, and Weitzel were appointed.
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Athens City
Letitia Goodrich
Frank Murphey
W. B. Lawrence
E. R. Walker
Cora Mi Mdler
Arthur V. Goodrich
Ada C.man
Frances E. Goodrich
Clara A. Goodrich
Lawrence R. Goodrich
Arthur Goodrich
Letitia Goodich
Ada C. Bingman
Sylvester Goodrich
Charles Goodrich
Mrs. Mole
Little Bill Johnston Wins Pacific Coast Tennis Title
In San Francisco Johnston defeats Mervyn Griffin in the Pacific coast championship third round match 6-2 6-3. James Davis and Phil Neer lose to Ray Casey 6-4 3-6 6-3 in the same event.
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Little Bill
San Francisco
Little Bill” Johnston
Mervyn Griffin
James Davis
Phil Neer
Ray Casey
Sunnyside School Installs Student Council Officers
Installation services for Sunnyside school's new student council officers were held Monday morning at the assembly. Retiring president Herman Aes conducted the ceremony. Installed were President Don Rowland, Vice-President Dwight Duncan, and Secretary Helen Gamertsfelder. Mary led the readings and Ann Jane performed a piano solo.
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Sunnyside School
Herman
Oes
Don Rowland
Dwight Duncan
Helen Gamertsfelder
Mary
Ann Jane
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Retirement Association
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Andy” Mellon
U. S. Treasury
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Los Angeles
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