Charlie Chan in London Comes to Ohio Theater Friday
Warner Oland stars in Charlie Chan in London opening Friday at the Ohio Theater. The article notes Oland’s rise to fame as the detective on screen, contrasts him with Lew Ayres’s early banjo days, and mentions other upcoming films The Scarlet Empress and Tracy Rides at courts, with details on production and cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
London
Ohio Theater
Bari Derr Biggers
Oland
Sweden
Chan
Fox Film
Bert Derr Biggers
Lew Ayres
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Alice Faye
Onlo
Josef von Sternberg
Majestic Theater
Catherine the Great
Russia
Misa Dietrich
Catherine
John Lodge
Count Alexei
Sam Jaffe
Peter
Louise Dresser
Elizabeth
Paramount
Tom Tyler
Virginia Brown Faire
Eadmund Cobb
Charles K. French
Carol Shandrew
Lafe McKee
Tyler
Tracy
Court Theater
Te Fading Social Round at Oak Grove and Nearby Towns
Oak Grove and surrounding areas hosted a series of Sunday visits and family gatherings. Attendees included Meda Reynolds and Irvin Howard with Ralph Wolfe and families from Lancaster and Carbondale, plus numerous Nelsonville residents joining celebrations and weekend visits. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Herbert Ely and Miss Mildred Bryan, with extended family from Nelsonville and Columbus in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meda Reynolds
Lancaster
Irvin Howard
Ralph Wolfe
David Sadditer
Lion Ridge
Merie Standley
Bishopville
Simon Parson
Carl Frank
Eugene Wolfe
Nelsonville
Arthur Green
Hazel McManus
Pearl Allman
Ed Wolfe
Ely
Herbert Ely
Mildred Bryan
Thomas Bryan
Barbara
Red Sanderson
John Bennett
Merri Carr
Robert Stuffelbean
Harry Witterman
Inez Bennett
Columbus
Dessert and supper fusion for bridge party menu
A guide for an afternoon bridge party offers a hybrid tea supper setup with dessert first, then bridge. It includes recipes like Chicken Sweetbread Mushroom Salad, lattice potatoes, spiced crabapples, angel parfait, and a date torte, plus hot serve options for chilly days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Circleville corn husking contest crowns winner at fair
George Reisinger of Clarkburg wins standing corn and husks 13 bushels 24 pounds in 80 minutes at the W. 8. Carpenter farm near Circleville during the state corn husking event. Emmanuel Dickerman of Preble County wins the standing corn crown by husking 21 bushels in eight minutes. The event drew about 20 000 attendees and featured 200 acres of corn demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Dailey
Albany
Carpenter Farm
Circleville
George Reisinger
Clarksburg
Emanuel Dickerman
Preble County
Local Socials and Obituary Notices From Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill residents hosted guests including Albert Baer and family and Guy Bing of Forest Run. Lawrence Reuter died at home and was buried at Beach Grove after a funeral at the M E Church in Pomeroy. Several area families entertained relatives from Akron Harrisonville Dexter Peach Fork and Nease Settlement with visits by Everett Whaley Iowa George Bolin Cable Seymour Will Peach Fork and others. John Sponagel suffered a heart attack and is cared for by his daughter Mrs. George Frecker of Pine Grove. Many attended Reuter's funeral in Pomeroy Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baer
Guy Bing
Forest Run
Dena Epple
M. A. Eppie
Lawrence Reuter
M E
Pomeroy
Beach Grove
Gilbert Michael
Charles Ebersole
Alberta Arthur
Mae Morehead
William Wahl
Catherine Elizabeth
Akron
Ohio
Sidney Jordan
Harrisonville
Everett Michael
Dexter
W. D. Thoma
Dylvan Michael
Gertie Toban
Everett Whaley
Iowa
George Bolin
Cable
Seymour Will
Peach Fork
J. J. Will
Karl Holter
Nease Settlement
Olan Genheimer
John Heilman
John Sponagel
George Frecker
Pine Grove
Mies Mae Morehead
Gilbert Michae
Byrd Party Delayed by Antarctic Ice Ridges
Little America, Antarctica. November 7. The Byrd expedition faces a delay as tractors bound for Queen Maude Mountain Range encounter an impenetrable belt of pressure ridges and crevasses south of the Eightieth Parallel. Admiral Richard E. Byrd is forced to shift plans to the south, as further progress seems unlikely without risking extended field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Antarctica
Mackay
Queen Maude
Eightieth
Richard E. Byrd
Pete Demas
Columbus First Girl Telephone Operator 1878
Alice Belle Hodgkins became Columbus Ohio’s first girl telephone operator in 1878, replacing boys amid profanity from patrons. She later recalled the era, noting better temper among female staff and rising pay from ten to thirty five dollars monthly by 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bell Hodgkins
Columbus
Hodgkins
Julia Hodgkins
Alice Belle
Exchange
Ohio
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlene Dietrich
Pubitsch
Mei
the Scarlet Empress
Ounlo
Charlie Han
Lodo
Drue Leyton
Oak Grove
Charles Wachenachwangz
Bret France
Carbondale
Dosha Gill
Dick Smith
Orbiston
Liberty
Orlo
The
Silly Symphony
Entertaining Your Bridge Club
Walt
Angel Parfait
C. Suger Yy
C. Water
Sidney Fadley
Racine
W. E. Musgrave
Rey
Bing Cummings
Florence Cummings
Carrie Webb
Point Rock
Rachel Thorn
Ralph Tucker
Louisa Brooks
Amanda Oxley
Bremen
Albany Friends
Betty Jane Howard
Howard
E. E. Gillogly
Pataskala
L. Dew
HE. Tedrow
Wellston
W. L. Cline
Watt Grover
Athens
Eldon Dailey
C. N. Jones
E. 4. Lasch
L. D. Gillogly
Oda Gillogly
Fin Gillogly
H. W. Tedrow
Hamden
J. S. Sisson
Kenneth
Thomas Price and Son
Dyesville
Woodrum
Price
Bunker Hill
William D. Bresnahan
Yators Lator
Ee Orsator
Anny
Harriso
Rina
Wr Hatleying
Homera Music
Bernice Soyer Stee
Baby
Atkins
Mis 9 Net
Vtyville
Rush Diehl
Harrisonvilly
Mart Chase
French
New Darbyville
New Chase
Jene Townsend
Evelyn Beal
Virgins Townsend
June Cain
Raf
Gratton Stown
Lena Alkire
South
Mrs. Fagan
Fagan
Crisco
Anna P. Fagan
Ann
Arthur
Messenger
Bertha M. Harris
I (Risco
Cook
Sarah Field
Sarah Field Prune
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!