Judith Martin Teaches at Pendleton With a Secret
Judith Martin a new Pendleton University teacher is kissed at the station by Brigo Waters the sweetheart of Myra Aldrich who shelters at Judiths boarding house Myras mistaken belief in Juddents status leads to intertwined entanglements as Dr Peter Dorn astronomy professor and Will Wetherer a senior become involved Judith is surprised when Will finds her in Horace class after she accepts a party invitation from Eve Gerhart a widow and faces the mystery of her double life with the students and townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Martin
Pendleton University
Brigo Waters
Myra Aldrich
Judith
Myra
Will Wetherer
Peter Dorn
Eric
Eve Gerhart
Horace
Randall City
Dr. Dorn
Isuraith
Wetherer
Martin
Pendleton
Stedway
Gerhart
Myna
Will Wetherel
Will
Wetheral
Edith
Tudith
Eve
Mra. Gepehart
Voenea
Local Auto and Home Goods Ads From Athens County
Advertisements for automotive parts and services from Midway Junk Co and Service Tire Co plus Bryson Lumber Co and Carpenter Hardware in Glouster Ohio. Also a divorce petition notice for Willie Mayle filed by Chelsea Mayle in Athens County Court with hearing after November 12 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Junk Co
Glouster, Ohio
Willie Mayle
Chelsie Mayle
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
M. D. Hughes
Supreme Court ruling boosts Carson copper patent claim
In Butte Montana on October 12 George Campbell Carson, a middle aged prospector nicknamed the desert rat, sees the Supreme Court affirm his claim that large copper interests use his invention without paying royalties, near realizing his dream of compensation.
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Butte
Mont
George Campbell Carson
United States Supreme Court
Investment bankers foresee steady 1926 prosperity with large bond flow
Delegates at the Investment Bankers Association of America convention foresee stable business and no inflation, expecting prosperity to extend into 1926 and beyond. Domestic financing for 1926 could exceed 7.7 trillion dollars, with foreign bonds pushing total American-bond offerings past 9 billion by year end, supported by strong public absorption and investment funds.
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Quebec
Investment Bankers Association of America
Industrial activity shows steel and coal demand in 1925 gains
Pittsburgh reports sheet mills at above 90 percent capacity with tin plate near full. Cleveland forecasts lake coal shipments of 28 million tons for the year, up 2 million from 1925. Philadelphia notes radio set and equipment production 50 percent above last year.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Balancescu Murder Trial Opens After Columbus Day
Evidence was to begin tomorrow in the trial of Emil Balancescu for the murder of his sweetheart Dorothy Kirk as the Cleveland court recessed for Columbus Day observance.
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Cleveland
Emil Balancescu
Dorothy Kirk
Motorists Pay 84 939 373 in Gasoline Taxes
The U S bureau of public roads reports 84 939 373 dollars in gasoline taxes in the first six months of 1926. About 3 500 087 586 gallons were taxed with an estimated 856 150 000 gallons consumed in four states Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey and New York without a gas tax. A total 19 697 832 automobiles were registered, averaging 225 gallons per vehicle.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pershing slated to lead next American Legion convention
Philadelphia report notes official action delayed yet shows eighth annual Legion convention expressing intent to appoint General John J. Pershing to head the Paris gathering. In Los AngelesMilton Sills marriage puzzle cleared Doris Kenyon final decree of divorce granted to Gladys Sills. Greenville court awards 2700 dollars in suit by Chas Smith against Congressman W Fitzgerald over an February auto incident injuring an eight year old.
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Philadelphia
John J. Pershing
Paris
Los Angeles
Calif
Milton Sills
Doris
Kenyon
New York
Gladys Sills
Greenville
Chas. Smith
District Supreme Court
Washington
William T. Witzgerald
Vitzgerald
Cincinnati Livestock Receipts Highlight Market Movements
Livestock market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago show cattle receipts around 400 with market steady to mixed, beef steers near 87.00, vealers 11.00 to 15.00, and packing sow values around 11.50. Sheep and lambs also active with fat lambs around 12.50 to 14.25 and fat ewes 3.25 to 6.00. Chicago reports 24,000 sheep receipts and mixed cattle trends with native and westerns near 15.75 and feeders firm at 12.75 to 15.50.
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Chicago
Agricultural market quotes for hogs cattle sheep and lambs
The report lists bid ranges and top prices for hogs from $14.00 to $11.75 with weights 60 to 250 pounds, packing sows and slaughter pigs. Cattle prices show steers and heifers from $18.90 to $11.25, plus cows from $6.00 to $5.00 and calves from $4.25 to $8.75. Slaughter sheep and lambs prices include medium to choice at $12.25 and ewes and feeding lambs in the low to mid dollars.
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Lambe Hecht
New York Butter Market Mixed Quality Quotes
Producings in New York butter and creamery extras show varied receipts with firmer levels for 22,300 units. Fresh firsts fetch 50 to 40 cents, nearby whites 4 to 6 cents, and pacific consignments around 12 to 7 cents per pound.
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New York
Cleveland Produce Fluctuates in Market Listings
Ferme items show 10c extras and 4 percent firsts with 40c firsts. Ordinary Sle and pulleta 2k mater noted. Poultry and potatoes unchanged in the Cleveland produce listing.
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Cleveland
Wool Market Steady as Dealers Raise Prices in Boston
The wool market in Boston is steady with dealers lifting asking prices for choice staples. Vine staple territory wool brings 1.08 to 1.12 per unit, trimmed by shrinkage. Selected fine staples stay around 1.10 but remain quiet.
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Boston
New Governor General Arrives in Ottawa With Lady Willingdon
Lord Willingdon and Lady Willingdon arrived in Canada’s capital to assume duties as governor general. Their terrier Musty accompanied them, though his official tasks have not yet been defined.
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Lord Willingdon
Canada
Lady Willingdon
Musty
The
Terrier
Ottawa
Iit
Rhode Island Republicans Back Prohibition Referendum Plank
In Providence the Rhode Island Republican state convention adopted a platform calling for a public referendum on the prohibition issue. The move signals party support for a statewide vote on alcohol restrictions.
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Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
Oakwood Opens Police Court With No Prisoners
Mayor Oscar C. Olt acting judge opened Oakwood's new police court last night signaling readiness for business though no prisoners or cases were heard.
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Dayton
Oscar C. Olt
Oakwood
Ministers Seek Ban on Sunday Movie Showings
Local ministers organized to ban Sunday matinees and evening films with a formal plan. The theater owner said he would continue unless legally stopped.
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Tronton
Dowler Escapes Federal Prisoner From Cincinnati Hospital
James Dowler of Dayton was held by federal authorities in Cincinnati and escaped today from General Hospital where he was being treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Dowler
Dayton
General Hospital
Take It Off Portsmouth Ends Run of Red Ki Mono
The Hy gienic education film was ordered left by Vernon Ringel after a viewing by state censor board members at a public performance in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Vernon Ringel
State Censor Board
Rail Time Card for Athens Trains and Schedules
Daily and weekly rail departures and arrivals for Athens with northbound No 1 No 4 southbound No 2 No 6 and Hocking Valley routes including 31 33 21 8 43 11 Westbound and Eastbound Baltimore and Ohio lines with times and exceptions noted for Sundays and daily service patterns.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Judith Plans Concealed Romance At Pendleton Party
Judith Martin battles faculty scrutiny and a delayed dress as she prepares for Gerhart party with Will Wetherel. Myra frets over the pairing while Judith weighs wearing a new evening gown against an older wardrobe.
Party Guests Diverted by Eve Gehart's Open House
Myra and Judith attend Eve Gerhart’s autumn gathering at the English cottage on Granville Road. Eric and Will mingle with campus figures while Eve’s circle judges Judith and the teacher’s social power. Dr Dorn and Myra exchange sharp glances as Judith navigates the party.
Radio schedule overview with cross-city programs
A dense listing of midnight to evening radio segments across WEAF WAAF stations including WEAF WNAC WLS WRVA WGR and more. It notes orchestras quartets organ recitals dance music and variety programs with times and featured groups like Die Schoene Galathea and the Accolian Quartet.
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WEAF
WSAI
Wsai String Quartet
WLIT
American Legion Hour
KGW
WLS
Accolian Quartet
WRVA
WTAM
WSB
WNAC
Orant Jaglet
Dodge’s
WGR
Buffalo
RAF
WMAK
KYW
Chicago
Wmahicago
WEBH
WLS Cornhuskers
Acoolian Quartet
En Bay One
Dante Muse
Progres
Eitories
Charter Music
Sam
Henry
Coon-Sanders
WwLy
Innati
Visconti
Ohanna Grosse
WwSsal
Cpe
Ose
Ogra
Bo An
K. Leabtest Oo Bible Students
Erwin Swindell
K. Poon
Stories Orchestra
Hapac Grotto
Ce Rogr Wghp
DETR
Ad i Patteee
Naessee
Cx-Wjir
Onesies
Goldkette
Igs
Doe
Erry O
Hot Springs
Lon Chassy
New Arlington
Wsul
Iowa City
Correspondence Cour Wiax
Jaceson Ksonville
Jefferson
WDAF
Kansas
School of the Air
Aresm
Shrine Charters
Gram
Rt Seth
Frolic
WHAS
Louisville
Miami Beach
Dauce
MIL
Wausee
ST. Paul
Orte
Studio Guild
Messner Brothers
New York
Fee Music
Rvice
Athe
Mark
Bernie
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Clinton Webb
Chas. F. Rauch
Huls Bidg
Heinlein Brothers—Funeral Directors
Funeral Home Corner
Marchants Credit Associa
TION
Chamber of Commerce
Logan, Ohio
Kern
Tarry W. Sitaw
Elks Guildings
Logan
Rudolph Brown
Logan Opera House
Volga Boatman
Automotive
Hack Auto Supply CO
Glouster
Gould
Wemmer
Jacksonville
Service Tire Co
Fred R Beasley
Bryson Lumber CO
Trimble
Choice
Legan
Ray Brown
Haydenville
Paanisda
Bowen & McBride
Ford Hack
Alance
Lewis Motor Sales Co
the Logan Overland Co
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Fickle & White
Geo. W. Hall & Son
Elliott
Logan Rug V Works
West Street
Masts Restaurant
Coles HI Oven
the Carpenter How. CO. Logan Store
Laird’s
Stork
Case Music Parlors
Dan Ragan
Galagher Ave
Joe White
Spring Hill Addition
Joe Krisabaum
W. Hlunter
Andrews & Wallace Funeral Directors
Funeral Home
Front Street
Su Glouster
FORD
General Auto
Millfield Garage
Fred
Beasley
J. C. Royle
Congressman Payl
Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Lindley Hall
Jandaly Hall
Hellfire
Ponce DE Leon
Suwanee River
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Sarasota
Venice
Cdaiense
G. C. Blackburn
Dixie Terminal
Southern Railway System
Granville Road
Kearney
Gossim
Gehart
Erle Waters
Coldnough
Gerhart Drive
Wetherlel
Sheba
Wil
Dr Scholls
Zinap
Daily Radio
United Press
Slypebesiogtiz
WJZ
Levitow
Astor Orchestra
WNYC
Talla
Police
WGBS
MCA
Colden
WFBH
WLWL
Pagans Woo
Dianes Orchestra
Siaagigentennie
Fox Theatre
da Wlit
KDKA
Covato
Orchestra
Iniversiere
WEAR
Raufmann’s É Kgw
Port Pie Ee
7Th Infantry
Alemt Wrva
Rihmo
WAHG
Ric Ond Hill
KSD
W. A Wgy
Scheady
Fastman Theatre
RB Wbz
Springfield
Radio Nature
Barnstormers
CFCA
Toront
Linien's
Ore Wrc
Reeay
Ea Cnet
CMBY
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