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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1929

Page

12

Soap opera romance of Helen Brents tangled fate

Helen Brents engagement to a guardian Leonard Brent unsettles her as she learns she is the heir to a millionaire. Brent schemes to control her future while suitor Bob Ennis loves another, and a dramatic visit to Brent in New York leads to an unresolved confrontation with looming consequences.

Helen Page Leonard Brent Arles Sullin Brent Helen Cyril Byunningham Cunningham Hirlen Eva Ennis Robert Nellin Bob Eva Arlen Toh Mrs. Wethering Mr. Ennis New York Wethering

Radio WLW Friday Oct Program Schedule Highlights

Radio WLW lists a full day of programs from 6:30 a m to 1:30 a m including Top O the Mornin Organ Program Morning Devotion by Dad Kershner Woman's Hour and Cooking Chat Studio Solos Fashion Journeys Livestock Reports National Farm and Home Hour Town and Country and multiple NBC broadcasts Baseball Reds vs Chicago and Reds vs St Louis appear with various musical and talk segments across October 5 6 days. The schedule also features hotel Gibson Orchestra Penny-A-Day Amos n Andy and Derby era shows with times and program titles.

WLW Dad Kershner Nancy Harper Mansfield Gazette Hotel Gibson Hotel Gibson. 12:50 P. m.—Livestock Report National Farm and Home Hour NBC Town and Country Central States School Reds Chicago Pacific Symphony Livestock Report CKY Anna Giladils Cincinnati Club Orchestra Hatters Triadors Dr. Wisco Craddock Terry The Orchestra Patr Radioete Amos ‘N' Andy Tony Gene Ford Glenn Hotel Gibson Orchestra Ford and Crosley Novelty Orchestra Polly and Secratary Hawkins Polly Jack Little Methodist Book Concern Roxy Symphony St Louis Whittall Anglo Persians the Baldwin Jettick Melodies Collier’s Selby Symphony Cino Singers Amos ‘'N Andy Little Jack Little

Wild-Catters Are Source of Trouble

Detroit observers report a winter outlook gloom amid record 1929 production. Dealers note retail and used car sales slipping as a problem stems from wild-catters who offer large trade-in allowances then sell second hand cars with only tiny commissions left.

Detroit

Woman Archives Relief After eczema years

A woman with a long history of severe eczema recounts months of irritation and several failed remedies until her doctor prescribed Resinol, which brought relief after persistent use.

Young Cracksman Busted For Grand Larceny

New York police say Joseph 816 once saved to buy a safe to mimic Jimmy Valentine. He became expert at cracking safes, including a habit of attending movies, and stole 43 diamond rings from Morris Schorr, his employer, when the safe was found opened after a robbery.

New York U.P Joseph Jimmy Valentine Jung Joseph Morris Schorr

Village Bohemians Hold Fast to Dying Greenwich Village Traditions

New York report surveys Greenwich Village life noting weekly poetry readings at a Fifth Avenue cafe, The Village Quill magazine, and figures like Bobby Edwards. It describes evolving nightlife from Lafayette sun-room to Flatiron area clubs, rising rents, and looming Jefferson Market changes signaling a New Bohemia shift.

New York Greenwich Village Fifth Avenue Bronx Round Table Bobby Edwards Harrison Hobby Peeal Hamboo Marie Allah Will Durants Story of Philosophy Lafayette Stock Exchange

Warden Says Brown Confessed to Detroit Doctor Killing

Warden P E Thomas of the State Penitentiary says Paul J Brown 31 Cincinnati burglar convict confessed to killing Dr William R Baker 70 Detroit physician during an attempted robbery in his office on March 6 1928 Brown with two others fled the scene extradi tion arrangements delayed disclosure and Thomas released the confession after Michigan authorities secured extradition

Columbus U.P P. E. Thomas State Penitentiary Paul J. Brown Hamilton County William R. Baker Detroit Sluin Warden Thomas Michigan Brown Thomas Cincinnati

Cooper to speak at Dixie Highway opening

Governor Myers Y. Cooper will be principal speaker at exercises marking the opening of the new overhead crossing on the Dixie Highway south of Moraine City Tuesday.

Dayton Myers Y. Cooper Dixie Highway Moraine City

Constipation Relief via Kellogg's All-Bran Ad

An old Kellogg advertisement links constipation to skin issues and headaches and promotes All-Bran as a guaranteed, 100 bran product. It urges two tablespoons daily and notes readiness with milk, use in cooking, and widespread sales by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kellogg Battle Creek

Adison Returned to Hamilton Probe in Cincinnati

Roy Adison, once a top figure in a Hamilton rum ring, was moved from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary to Cincinnati as the federal grand jury investigates liquor trafficking in Hamilton and Butler Counties.

Cincinnati Roy Addison Hamilton Federal Atlanta Federal Grand Jury Butler

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