Mystery House Clue Points to Daisy's Wardrobe Room
Dundee searches Rhodes House rooms for Sevier murder link as he notes Daisy Shepherd's ward robe trunk and an Chicago bound envelope addressed to Miss Daisy Shepherd, care of Marcus Crane's Department Store. Postmarks Chicago June 27 and Hamilton June 28 reveal a clue from A. B. Wheeler. To Be Continued.
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Strawn
Belton
Sevier
Dundee
Hoga
Rhodes House
Bonnie
Lawrence Sharp
Daisy Shepherd
Daisy
Dusty
Marcus Crane
Hamilton
Chicago
A. B. Wheeler Wheeler
Wheeler
Radio listings of programs and stations for the day
A schedule of radio features across NBC Columbia and City services with times 4:30 to 10:00 p m. Stations include WEAF WRC WGR WTAM WJZ KDKA WHAS WWJ WGY WABD and others. Programs feature Amos n Andy True Story Hour Institute of Music Broadway Lights and Harbor Lights among many orchestras and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
Whyte
WLS
Pauline Haggard
Amoson Andy
WBZ
WBZA
WHAM
KDKA
KYW
KWK
Wren
Campus Carollers
Dixie Circus
WJZ
KDK
WLW
Triaders
Nell Gwynn
Philco
Philco’s Theater Memories Wjz, Wham, Kdka, Wjr 10:00---Armstronge Quakers. Wjz
WHAS
Armour Program
WJR
Slumber
BEST
Amos
Andy
NBC System
Concert Orchestra
WEAF
WGR
WTAM
Columbia Chain
WABC
WKRC
WADC
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
N System
Gus
Louie
WGY
WWJ
Institute of Music
Columbia
WABEC
ICAU
WRC
Black and Gold Room
Radio and concert schedule with obituary note in New Lexington
A detailed Sunday schedule lists radio programs and NBC broadcasts from 11:40 a.m. to midnight, including Weather River Market and Police Reports, organ concerts, bands, football scores, and time announcements. An obituary note from New Lexington reports Chief Paul Sears seeking relatives of Mrs. Fann Loone of Dennison, with a daughter named Teressa unlocated.
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Ethel Ferin Todd
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Natonal Farm
NBC
Dartmouth
Army
Secratary Hawkins
Don Berker
Henry Theis
Linton
Benrus
Gibson Orchestra
Tiss
Dixie Shoe Steppers
Gillette Blades
Enna Jettick
Amos N Andy
Tony
Chi Burns
Harry Willsey
Welw
Methodist Book
Roxy Symphony
League of the Little Flower
Detroit
Dr Fosdick
Whittall Anglo
New Lexington
Paul Sears
Health Seals Sale Under Way In Athens City
The annual Christmas Health Seal campaign opens in Athens County today and runs to December 24. Girl Scouts assist chair A F Hixson and the committee in mailing seals as final plans were confirmed in a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Committee members include A Hinson chair. J H Meclure. Mrs W L Gard secretary treasurer. Frank J Reasley. Charles Woodworth. H R McVay. Mrs John Finsterwald publicity chair. Printing was by Athens High School printing classes. Athens City Women's Federation will help distribute seals.
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Athens County
A. F. Hixson
Chamber of
Emmerce
Security Savings Hank
A. H. Hinson
JH. Meclure
W. L. Gard
Frank J Reasley
Charles Woodworth
H.R McVay
John Finsterwald
Athens High School
Athens City Women's Federation
Army Football's Mixed year with Notre Dame and CoOpponents
Army football teams have lost only to Notre Dame and Alinots of their mid western CoOpponents. The Cadets have won from Chicago, Kansas, St. Louis, Detroit and Nebraska.
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Army
Notre Dame
Alinots
Cadets
Chicago
Kansas
St. Louis
Detroit
Nebraska
Speed Debate Over Railroads Delays Decision in Glenford
In Glenford a Glenford PTA program featured Leater Copterman and Carl Johnston debating whether the Baltimore and Ohio is faster than the New York Central. Judges postponed ruling to a later date as arguments impressed but left_DETAILS. The two railroads operate passenger service through Glenford on the rear of local freight trains.
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New Lexington
Glenford
Parent- Teacher Association
Leater Copterman
Carl Johnston
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kelley Improves After Motorcycle Accident
L W Kelley of 28 Mound Street, a New York Central freight depot employee, showed improvement after a Tuesday collision with a car driven by Mims Germany Kiemm of Ohio University. Kelley sustained a dislocated knee and severe bruises and lacerations. City Council ordered drafting of an ordinance to pay volunteer firemen $1 per call for their service, due to no state compensation if not on a regular staff.
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L. W. Kelley
Mound Street
New York Central
Kelley
Mims
New Lexington Fire Department
Firemen Are To Get $1 for Runs Made
City solicitor KE C Wagner states firefighters will receive one dollar for each run made after a new ordinance. The note outlines compensation terms and the administrative process for approval and payment, with plans for immediate implementation pending council review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
KE. C. Wagner
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Mystery House
Hotel St
Crosley Woman's Hour
RADIO
Our
National Youth Conference
Girl Scouts
Edgl
Brazil
Sunnyfield
Thinshell
Iceberg
Lux
Werko
Drano
Chuck Roast
Callies
Atlantic
Pacific
Aluminum
Beasley’s
Atime
Baldwin
New York
U. S
Iyi
van Camp
Navy
Little Willie
Jack Horner Oats
Canada
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
Rome
Pawenger
Frank
Athens
Olio
W. Taton St
Oleo
Hamburg
Salt Park
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