Jerry Ray Enters Atlantic City Stage Plot
In a backstage theater romance, Jerry Ray rises from a store job to chorus girl under Alester Carstairs while Dan Harvey watches. Alester schemes to win Jerry as she navigates ambition, flirtation, and loyalty amid rehearsals and a private life that threatens their plans. Jerry seeks independence and a possible reunion with Dan as Atlantic City beckons.
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Jerry Ray
Alester Carstairs
Myrtle
Dan Harvey
Alester
Jerry
Dan
Evelyn Starr
Hale
Jersey
Mr. Hale
Margaret Spear
Evelyn
Fane
New York
Atlantic City
Mr. Carstairs
Carmoor
Evelyn’s
Athens 4-H Delegates Return From Columbus Congress
Four Athens County 4-H members Harry Hope Carroll Elliott Lucille Davis and Gladys Clark returned tired but happy from the 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University in Columbus. The group stayed at the Neil House with 492 participants statewide and enjoyed campus tours lectures and a Friday free afternoon. The event featured university leaders demonstrations and a concluding banquet.
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Athens County
Columbus
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Ohlo State University
Harry Hope
Athens
Carroll Elliatt
Albany
Lucille Davis
Cool+ville
Gladys Clark
Jerseyville
Neil House
University
Ohio State Penitentiary
Dean Alfred Vivian
H. C. Ramson
L. L. Rummel
The
Ohio Farmer
New Mexico
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Aaron Darnell
Indianola Presbyterian Church
W. H. Palmer
Body found in abandoned quarry near Bellefontaine
Coroner investigates the death of Mary Whey 19 whose body was found by hunter E. B. Kerman and a companion at an abandoned quarry near Bellefontaine. Authorities described the scene and are reviewing possible causes and circumstances surrounding the discovery.
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Bellefontaine
Mary Whey
E. B. Kerman
Plane crash victims in Columbus remain in serious condition
Webster Mathews and Max Funk, 19, were injured in a late Saturday airplane crash in Columbus. Mathews, the owner, and Funk, a student flier, were both listed in serious condition today as the plane went into a tail spin at about 1,200 feet after Funk reportedly took over the controls.
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Columbus
Webster Mathews
Max Funk
Mathews
Funk
Administrators appointed for Athens County estates
Auctions notice shows James Foutch of Stewart Ohio appointed as Administrator of Clarence Moody estate with date November 8 1928 and Pollard County Probate Judge signoff. Separately Wilson named Administratrix of John L Wilson estate dated November 19 1928 by Probate Judge Johnson.
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James Foutch
Stewart, Ohio
R. D
Clarence Moody
Athens County
Ohio
Pollard County
Udge Sainty
Wilson
John L. Wilson
Johnson
Annual Election of Directors for Athens County Agricultural Society
The society will hold its director election in the jury room at the Curt House on Saturday December 1 1928. Polls open 12 30 p m to 2 30 p m Seven directors to be elected Frank Biddle Secretary 11 21 81
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Athens County Agricultural Society
Curt House
Frank Biddle
Sec'y
Athens Rail Timetable Notice
No 37 leaves Athens 9 30 p m daily Train No 30 arrives Athens 11 20 a m Train No CautinGutoulio TM
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Athens
Hocking Valley
CautinGutoulio
Radio listings featuring ensembles and soloists across networks
Radio WeaF NBC Network presents Eveready orchestra with Kathleen Stewart concert pianist. WJZ NBC Network air includes Music of Great Composers. WLW Cincinnati features Perfect Circle Symphony. WABC Columba Network offers United Light Opera Company. WOR Newark and Barbizon Recital present Herbert Heg ner and Katherine Bag on piano.
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WEAF
NBC
S. T
Eveready Orchestra
Kathleen Stewart
WJZ
WLW
Cincinnati
Perfect Circle Symphony
WABC
Columba
United Light Opera Company
WOR
Newark
Herbert Hegner
Barytone
Katherine Bagon
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Piatures
Program listings indicate a dense schedule across WEAF NBC and the Columbia Network with mentions of Chicago Civic Opera, Newark events, and Thanksgiving services. The fragment outlines multiple time slots and network identifiers but lacks complete program details or outcomes.
Tees Stewart Home Owned By Tau Kanpsilon For Campus
The Tees Stewart home on Hust State Street features two sun parlors and rooms that can be opened to host dances for more than 50 couples. A three car garage and stucco exterior complete the property, aligned with Tau Kanpsilon’s 1927 campus offer at Ohio University.
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Hust State Street
Tau Kan- P2 Wpsilon
Ohio University
Kappa Psi Alpha
Voice with smile wins at switchboard despite fatigue
A telephone operator explains how she maintains courtesy at a large switchboard. She notes fatigue from indoor work, follows doctor advice about Nujol, a natural substance aiding elimination of body poisons, and promotes Nujol sold by Nujol Laboratories in sealed bottles at drugstores.
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Nujol Laboratories
Broadway
New York
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Forms Chapter in New Home
Tau Kappa Epsilon, founded November 1921, lists chapter officers Carl Rees president Boril Zimmerman vice president Ralph Brown secretary and L R Shaw treasurer. Active members include Carl Rees C Naus J E Zimmer man George Hawk and others with pledges such as Robert Oaks Frank Macierawskii Paul Stephan Day Chase and more. The fraternity moves into a new home on February 1 with all members to reside there.
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Nity
Union Street
Carl Rees
Boril Zimmerman
Ralph Brown
L. R. Shaw
C. Naus
J. E. Zimmerman
George Hawk
Ross Brink
Dick Aligire
Robert Carlson
Clair Hopkins
D. K. Addiecott
Arthur Skinner
Earlier Church Legends and Viking Myths in British Roots
Charley discusses three origins for church roots in Britain, including St Peter and St Paul. He cites Clement of Rome and Paul’s reach to Britain, noting fifth century Saxon invasions ended Celtic Christianity. The talk contrasts Odin worship and Valhalla with Augustine's Christian spread in 697 and calls for gratitude to early missionaries.
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Charley
St. Peter
Joseph
St. Paul
Britain
Clement
Rome
Paul
West
Golden Gate
California
Odin
Valhalla
Missionary influence sermon on British Isles roots
The Rev. M. K. Chatley preached at First Christian Church Sunday on how early Rome missions shaped British ancestors and the need for modern outreach. He noted most of us descend from Anglo Saxons and stressed gratitude to St. Paul and early workers who rejected pagan fear and cruelty.
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Church of Rome
British Isles
M. K. Chatley
First Christian Church
Mr. Chatley
St. Paul
Milk of Magnesia recommended for indigestion relief
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe remedy for sour stomach and excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief within five minutes when taken in water and emphasizes its long history of physician endorsement and U S trademark since 1876.
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Magnesia
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H Phillips
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Tion
Barbariam
Her
Pele
Bessey
Braucher
White House
Presidential Suite
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