Sherlock Holmes on stage and screen with 70 000 Witnesses
The theaters report Clive Brook and Miriam Jordan in Sherlock Holmes at the Court Thea ter and Kay Francis with Trouble in Paradise at the Ohio The ater. Majestic presents 70 000 Witnesses a football field fatality mystery with a star halfback as the plot centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Fox Film
Court Theater
Clive Brook
Miriam Jordan
Ohio
Ohio Theater
Ernst Lubitsch
Miriam Miepkina
Kay Frances
Herbert Marshall
Miriam Hopkins
Mme
Marianne Colet
Kay Francis
Gaston Monescu
Lily
Gaston
Venice
Marianne
Majestic
Majestic Theater
Birthday Surprise for Mr. H. Thompson at Sister’s Home
A 40th birthday party was held Sunday at Mrs. Bessie Shepard’s 21 Smith Street home for Mr. H. Thompson. Relatives from McConnelaville Glouster Lancaster and Athena attended. Dinner for 40 featured a cake baked by Ruth Shepard. Mrs. Shepard was assisted by Etta Johnson. Thompson has worked seven years for Western and Southern Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thompson
Bessie Shepard
Smith Street
Mr. Thompson
McConnelaville
Glouster
Lancaster
Athena
Etta Johnson
Athens
Thompson
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Dinner-Bridge Hosted By Heil Family At May Avenue
Prof and Mrs Louis M Heil entertained with a dinner bridge at 97 May Avenue. Honorees were Prof and Mrs Herman Heil of Columbus visiting over the weekend. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Neil Thomas Mrs Hayden McCaskill and Mr Clark Williams. Guests included several local couples and professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Heil
May Avenue
Herman Heil
Columbus
Ohio B State University
Louis M. Hei
Ohio University
Neil Thomas
Hayden McCaskill
Clark Williams
Mra
J. Heidler
Net Thomas
Rush Billett
B. A. Renkenberger
Nancy Bean
Raymond
Roy Pierce
Phi Delta Theta Dance at the Men Union
Phi Delta Theta held a Saturday night dance at the Men Union with about sixty couples dancing to the Brooky Golden Band. Cincinnati chapter members visiting for the football game attended as guests. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Lute Evans and Mr and Mrs Farl Beckley. Marian Elaine Max well was born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Max well of Bassett on Friday November 11, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Maxwell of Angell Ridge. Miss Marianna Bing sang at a Sunday open forum with Miss Mary T News at the piano. The Daughters of Union Veterans meet Wednesday night at 7 at the I O U F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Brooky Golden Band
Phi Delta Theta Chapter
Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Ohio University
Lute Evans
Farl Beckley
Dwight H. Rutherford
Marian Elaine
Marvin Maxwell
Bassett
John Maxwell
Angell Ridge
Goo
FORUM
Marianna Bing
Mary T. News
Miss Bing
Lenna Finsterwald
Canaanville Road
L. Blackwood
Emmett Blackwood
Betsy Ross Club Meeting At Mrs Ayers Home
Betsy Ross Sewing Club gathers at Mrs. Frank Ayers 6 Coss Street on Thursday at 2 o clock. Pocahontas Lodge meets Wednesday at 7 30 in Red Men's Hall with a social hour after business. WB A Lodge to meet 10 16 Tuesday at K P Hall to plan funeral service for Mrs Edward Barker. King Daughters Class and Wesleyan Service Guild to meet Wednesday at 7 30 at Mrs J W Pickering South High Street. meeting time moved from Thursday due to church cafeteria supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Frank Ayers
Coss Street
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
W B. A. Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Edward Barker
King's Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ket Methodist Church
J. Wb. Pickering
South High Street
Lambda Chi Pledges Host Dance At Hotel Berry
Lambda Chi Alpha pledges hosted a dance for active members at the Hotel Berry on Saturday night. Sammy Kaye’s Orchestra provided music as about sixty Athens couples attended, with twenty Cincinnati Lambda Chi pairs arriving for the football game. Chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and several professors. visitors from Washington D D. and Cincinnati were noted. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Ogan visited Crookeville pottery Friday with Mrs. Howard Brookins. Art Smith of Cincinnati, former Athens Coun try Club member, joined the football weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Berry
Sammy Kaye
Athens
Lambda Chi
Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Ohio University
Wilson Smith
B. A. Renkenberger
Neil Dr. Thomas
Clark Crawford
Washington D. H
oJe Ogan
North Lancaster Street
Art Smith
Athens Country Club
Cincinnati-Ohio
Reading Between Lines of Lincoln and Book Week
The piece praises Abraham Lincoln's reading habit from Cerf Sandburg's Abraham Lincoln the Prairie Years and notes the value of books for relaxation and escape. It highlights local Book Week events at the Ewins Watts Library and invites readers to explore new titles, with brief social notes about residents and a Columbus wedding announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Abe Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Cer! Sandburg
John Hank
Lincoln
Abe
Francis Marion
George Washington
Vwicems
Eewin Watts
Stop Using Soda For Stomach Relief Advised
An ad warns against soda disturbing digestion and promotes Adlerika for sour stomach gas and better sleep. It notes distribution at Gibson's Pharmacy Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy Cassville and Taylor's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Gem
Cassville
Taylor's Drug Store
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Ernest Torrence
Reginald Owen
Howard Leeds
Alan Mowbray
Herbert Mundin
Montague Shaw
Roy D'Arcy
Eddie Dillon
Brandon Hurst
William K. Howard
Lier Begin Young
Linden
Hay Francis Herbert Marshall
Tess
Vicks
Vick
Sherlock
Holmes
William Howerd
FOX Picture
NEWS
ACT and
Mickey Mouse
Ecingo
Lupe Vel
Ues
Walter Huston
Conrad Nagel
Mrs. Thompson
Phi Delta Theta
Meei
Daughters of Union Veterans
State
Walter Clark
Johnny Mack Brown
Buck Buchanan
Phillips Holmes
Walter
Buck
Slip Buchanan
Lew Cody
University
McKenna
David Lagdan
Clark
Dorothy Jordan
The
C. D. Shafer CO
Betsy Ross Club
Lambda Chi Pledges
Phenely
Throusis
Mias
Doris Bingman
Coolville
Howard Brookins
Mary Hadley Lewis
Robert Payne
Aming
J. R. Gunning
Chillicothe
Athens County
Community Chest
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