Country Club Thanksgiving Dance Goes Big Apple
The Country Club hosts a near midnight Big Apple with an imported Cotton Club style orchestra led by Percy Lowry. About 100 couples danced ten to two, with out of town guests joining the Thanksgiving crowd and a homecoming mood.
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Country Club
Percy Lowry
P. F. Good
Giant bat captured in Sequoia National Park
Park officials seize a California mastiff bat noted as among the largest in the United States with a 20 inch wingspan. The specimen was taken at Sequoia National Park in California.
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Sequoia National Park
Cal
California
United States
Smallest china set on display in Dresden exhibit
The 150-piece china service is described as extremely fragile with a sign urging visitors not to breathe heavily. Exhibitors claim it is the smallest china set in the world and on view in Dresden.
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Dresden
Thanksgiving Guests Across Athens and Columbus Areas
The notice lists numerous families visiting relatives for Thanksgiving including Carlton Corner in Cleveland. Arthur Sayre and family returning to Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Don McVay with family in town. many local hosts in Athens, Columbus, Newark, and surrounding areas. weddings, hospital visits, and a birth announcement noted among the gatherings.
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Carlton Corner
Cleveland
Frank X. Rauch
Arthur A. Sayre
Vicky
Toni
Peggy
Edwin D. Sayre
North
Congress Street
Don McVay
Leroy
J. L. Beckley
Harry Beckley
Earl Beckley
Paul Beckley
Ervin Smith
Lou
Thelma
Athens
John T. Farley
John
James
Paul
Marie
Esther
Lee
Amesville
Charles Ross
Morris Avenue
Herbert Ross
Sally
David
Newark
Arthur Ross
Leisker
Dayton
Lena Ross
West Carlisle
W. C. Kenny
Floyd Kenny
Margaret Ott
E. C. Kenny
Albany Road
Roy Lee
E. Stimson Ave
Charles Rhore
Patty
Clyde Hine
Thomas Mulligan
Vyhalia
Union County
Mulligans
Athens County
Catherine Elizabeth
Fred Brown
G. W. Brown
Millfield
N. E. Quivey
Everett Thomas
Donald
Eugene
Pomeroy
Darrel Quivey
Etta DeBoit
Columbus
Wayne Jones
Izura Creamer
Creamer
Marriage Meddlers Sequel At Family Luncheon
A luncheon scene unfolds as Dicky and the narrator decide whether to reveal Queen Olga’s missing emeralds to his mother. The mother warns of danger from Jack Leslie who seeks the emeralds and a greater prize, Mary, while Noel and Mary arrive with relief and mystery ahead.
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Dicky
Olga
Richard
Farrago
Madge
Jack Leslie
Mary
Noel
Margaret
New York
Gallipolis Social Notes Host Holiday Visits and Gatherings
Gallipolis social page lists locals visiting relatives and hosting relatives over Thanksgiving. Franklin and Marshall Academy student Sreeggye Lewis Bean Jr. visits with Dr and Mrs Bean and family in town. University of Cincinnati student Virginia Huntington spends holidays with her parents. Several families from Gallipolis, Huntington, Columbus, and nearby areas are reported enjoying reunions and visits across Ohio.
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Lewis C. Bean, Jr
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Lancaster
L. C. Bean
B. F. Tompkins
Belpre
C. F. Tompkins
Neil Ave
Virginia Huntington
University of Cincinnati
Stanley B. Huntington
M. C. Ghrist
F. C. Ghrist
R. E. Bischoff
Clair O'Hara
Lloyd Thompson
Mary Christ
Huntington
Mabelle Gills
Clara
Annette
Luther Howard
Gallipolis
Paul Cline
Vinton
Howard
William Jones
Canal Winchester
Albert Rathburn
James Irwin
Ellis
Frances
Mary Rathburn
Jette
J. N. Cook
Walter
Cincinnati
June Thornburg
Wheeling
Hazel
Carrie Kerr
Columbus
C. M. Kerr
Elmer Burnett
Jewell
Chillicothe
Pallas Club Meeting Set With Miss Velma Phillips
The Pallas Club will meet Saturday at 2 30 p m with Miss Velma Phillips at Park Place. The event is scheduled for a 2 30 p m start.
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Pallas Club
Velma Phillips
Park Place
Diver nets 7 pound loon at Lewes Bayview pier
Mrs. Sewell H. Wayland fishing off Bayview pier in Lewes reeled in a diving loon weighing seven pounds instead of a fish, surprising her during a routine outing.
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Delmar, del
Sewell H. Wayland
Bayview Pier
Lewes
Employment distribution among insured in England
Among 12 million insured people in England, 7 million are employed, 2 million have brief unemployment spells, and 1 million are out of work for one month every four. This shows a stable core workforce with recurring job gaps.
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England
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