Thorne Scandal Morphs Into Courtroom Showdown
Sybil Thorne Eustis faces a sensational divorce case as a Boston court hears her bid against the press and a psychoanalyst’s analysis dominates headlines. The family braces for a high profile, with Tad and Valerie torn between anger and concern as Valerie contemplates a legal response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Telegraph
Sybil
Ybil
Craig
Harvard
Richard Eustis
Boston Morning Telegraph
Valerie
Radio Schedule Highlights from The American Magazine Hour Network listing
Broadcast log lists WEAF WOR WJZ WABC and others with program titles such as Dinner Music University Hour and News Music. Mentions multiple city stations including Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago New York and Newark with varied acts and talk segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Wjznet- Rutges University
WOR
Newark
Stull
Eons University
Baner Orchestra
Amesville Driller Survives Near Fatal Accident
Mr. Shuster boss driller for The Kiggins Company narrowly escaped serious harm when the mast broken into three pieces toppled toward his location on the John Fleming lot. A flying board struck his back, throwing him under the engine but bruising only his back and arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shuster
Kiggins Company
John Fleming
Charles Fox
Berea
Lena Bean
Local social visitors and travel to events
Mr and Mrs Harold Dale of Los Angeles were guests of Mr and Mrs A A Bailieu last week. G O Linscott and F H Gifford attended the Lancaster Fair on Friday and Saturday. Delbert Ogg J H Hartley and Frank Morris attended the Masonic Grand Lodge session last week. Mrs Lizzie Owens and daughter Mrs Ray Ulmer of Springfield visit here this week as guests of Mrs Fannie Wells on Wells farm. C A Gardner took Mrs Gardner and her mother Mrs Emma McCune to Zanesville Tuesday and then to Cleveland for a relative's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dale
Los Angeles
Cal
A. A. Bailieu
G. O. Linscott
F. H. Gifford
Lancaster Fair
Delbert Ogg
J. H. Hartley
Frank Morris
Masonic Grand Lodge
Lizzie Owens
Ray Ulmer
Springfield
Fannie Wells
Wells
C. A. Gardner
Amesville Wins Both Games in Trimble Basketball Night
The Amesville high school teams defeated Trimble with girls 39 to 4 and boys 51 to 10. A new hall opened with a Masonic banquet and a Friday movie, with future vaudeville shows planned. A November vote on a school building plan in Ames and Bern Townships aims to fund a large facility with a small tax increase for a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Trimble
Amesville
Salisbury and
Brannan
Ames
Bern
Local Social News Highlights from Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits include Jacksonville residents the Millers and Strausbaugh family members among Columbus and Greens Run acquaintances. El ementary social rounds feature Elsie Anderson visiting Cleveland relatives, and multiple Morrison and Reedy family gatherings in Dayton and Glouster with seasonal travel notes.
Local Social Roundup From Bedford and Surrounding Areas
Bedford residents report gradual recovery after appendicitis surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Various families in Guysville and Bearwallow share gatherings with neighbors, including birthday celebrations for Cecil Heilman and a pie and candy social led by Miss Nora Gilkey. Church services announced by Rev. Gibbons for Darwin begin October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Audra Willard
Hazel Douglas
John Jeffers
Dot Dailey
John Lightfoot
Tone Lightfoot
Edna
Evelyn Riggs
Willie Quivey
Cecil Heilman
George Chaney
Harve Chaney
Darwin
Bearwallow
Nora Gilkey
Jeff Violet
Dale Hart
Community Notes from West Virginia Trip and Local Visits
New Asbury Mrs Coke Lawcen stays with her ill grandmother in West Virginia. Home Coming crowds gathered at Nelsonville Friday. Lancas ter Fair attendees included L M Niggemeyer family and others. Mrs I M Swisher returned from West Virginia. Bill Kelley suffered a serious dog bite last week. Agnes and Mary Niggemeyer visited with parents George and family. Mr and Mrs Ben Fish and children...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Lawcen
West Virginia
Nelsonville
Lancaster Fair
L. M. Niggemeyer
Raymond
Tom Phillips
George Niggemeyer
Hellena Shuler
I. M. Swisher
Bill Kelley
Agnes
Mary Niggemeyer
Ben Fish
Athens High School Program of Events 1928 1929
The Athens High School calendar lists events from October 27 to June 7 including football games with Logan Columbus East Ironton and Parkersburg, basketball with Zanesville Ashland and Marietta, plus plays minstrel operetta and the junior senior prom and commencement. It notes festivals assemblies and the spring frolic.
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Athens High School
Logan
Columbus East
Ironton
Thanksgiving Assembly
Christmas Assembly
Zanesville
Ashland
Parkersburg
Pittsburgh Tech
High School Minstrel
Portsmouth
Patriotic Assembly
Marietta
Social Callers and Local Moves Count in Weekend Roundup
Tren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Buck. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shuler included Mr. and Mrs. Wade Swartz and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. George Marcinko and son John, Mrs. Leta McLaughlin and daughter Pauleta, and Edith Whetsel. Carl Graham family planning move to Easterling farm near South Cannon. John Malone and daughter Margarette of Columbus visited Miss Kate and Lena Niggemeyer.
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Kate
Lena Niggemeyer
Local Notes From Lancaster And Surrounding Areas
Carpenter John L. Rawlings and family attended the Lancaster Fair Saturday. Harry Dudgeon served as mail carrier on R. PF. D. No. 1 Saturday. Mrs. Isabel Robinson visited Libbie T. Reeves Friday. E. H. Starkey and family with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Starkey were Forest Harper in Chillicothe. Mrs. John Dye and Columbus guests stayed with J. D. Carpenter Saturday and Sunday. Dr. John Sprague of Athens visited Mrs. Emory Chase Tuesday. Mrs. Allie Jordan of Columbus visited Mrs. W. E. Reeves part of last week. Miss Jessie Carpenter visited Mrs. Vesta Robinson Friday. Mrs. W. E. Jeffers spent last week at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Amanda Chase, at Snowville. Harry Haning was in Pomeroy Monday on business. Mrs. Rose Dudgeon, ill for weeks, is improved. Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Dye spent Saturday in Athens.
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John L. Rawlings
Lancaster Fair
Harry Dudgeon
Isabel Robinson
Libbie T. Reeves
E. H. Starkey
E. W. Starkey
Forest Harper
Chillicothe
John Dye
Columbus
J. D. Carpenter
John Sprague
Athens
Emory Chase
Allie Jordan
W. E. Reeves
Jessie Carpenter
Vesta Robinson
W. E. Jeffers
Amanda Chase
Snowville
Harry Haning
Pomeroy
Rose Dudgeon
Dale W. Dye
Pleasant Valley and area residents at regional events
Pleasant Valley W T Martin Harley Russ and Howard Woodgerd attended the Lancaster Fair Saturday. Harry Russ visited Glouster from Friday to Sunday. Maywood McGrath and three children of Athens and Emerson Wood with Miss Bertha Ephler of Parkersburg spent Sunday with Pearl Wood. J M Knowlton visited Jerseyville Tuesday. George Reeves and daughter of Charleston spent Monday with H M McKinley. Pauline Crow of Athens spent last week with Aunt Ruth Martin. H M McKinley also hosted Homer Meighen of Pratts Fork.
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W. T. Martin
Harley Russ
Howard Woodgerd
Lancaster Fair
Harry Russ
Glouster
Maywood McGrath
Athens
Emerson Wood
Bertha Ephler
Parkersburg
Pearl Wood
George Reeves
Charleston
West Virginia
H. M. McKinley
Pauline Crow
Ruth Martin
Homer Meighen
Pratts Fork
Proper Use of Leisure Discussed at Hi-Y Meeting
The weekly Hi-Y meeting in Room 204 centered on The Proper Use of Leisure Time. Rex Koons led discussion across professions and maturity levels, 14 new boys expressed interest in joining, and Mr Porter's talk explained Hi-Y values. Induction likely next Tuesday October 23 with two new committees formed to select prospects and plan the Assembly program.
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Rex Koons
Hi Y
Porter
Fifth Period Dominates Fourth in Pinball Championship
In the PE class final on Monday afternoon October 15 the Fifth Period team defeated the Fourth Period team 17 to 9. After a tight start the fifth period erupted in the 8th inning scoring five runs and then repeatedly Kindle. Batteries were R Hall and C Fields for Fifth Period with G Merchant and C Woods for Fourth Period. umpire H E Wise.
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R. Hall
C. Fields
G. Merchant
C. Woods
H. E. Wise
Spirit of ’49 Parade Cars Decked in Red and Black
A parade featured twenty eight vehicles dressed in red and black colors, rolling past in a procession echoing the spirit of 1849. The display highlighted historical nostalgia as spectators watched the slow, coordinated march.
Strouds Run Residents Visit and Fall Meeting Planned
Athens visitors include Mrs. George Cain and Jesse Milton with Mrs. D. B. Matteson and Theodore. Local families share weekends with relatives at Peach Ridge Syracuse Nelsonville and The Plains. The Strouds Run Literary Society will meet at Strouds Run Schoolhouse on October 19 at 8 oclock.
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George Cain
Jesse Milton
D. B. Matteson
Theodore
Athens
Fred Dowler
Paul and
Fred, Jr
Ben Tippie
Peach Ridge
Inez Smith
Edward Smith
Jesse Bennett
Charles Hunter, Jr
Nelsonville
Ray Smith
George Willie
Old Floodwood
the Plains
Strouds Run
Yost to Remain at Michigan Denies Report
In Ann Arbor Michigan on October 17 Stanford Phelps publicity director for the Michigan Athletic Association denied as absolute rot a report that Fielding H Yost veteran head of athletics would leave the school.
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Yost
Ann Arbor, Mich
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Stanford Phelps
The
Athletic Association
Parade Crashes Court Street in High School Spirit
A lively procession led by the high school band traveled from the school at 1 15 p m along State Street and Court Street to the athletic field. Homes rooms entered multiple cars as crowds cheered before the game and the final whistle.
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State Street
Court Street
Mill Street
Sportsmanship Editorial Calls for Courtesy After Marietta Game
The piece condemns poor sportsmanship after a Marietta game and urges hosts to remain courteous. It notes Marietta fans yelled and honked, while some local youths threw eggs at visitors, and stresses mutual respect between communities.
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Marietta
No Colder Weather Foreseen for Ohio
A Columbus weather bulletin says no immediate cold spell is expected in Ohio despite a Rocky Mountain storm. Showers are likely tonight and tomorrow with only slight temperature decreases anticipated.
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Ohio
Columbus
Rocky Mountain
United States Weather Bureau
KEEN Shaving Kreem Promises Easier Shaves
An old advertisement touts KEEN Shaving Kreem as a smoother shaving cream. It claims no irritating soap and a thick cool lather that softens beards for easy blade gliding. Aims to cut shaving time, save blades, and leave skin soft for hours. It notes money back if not delighted and offers mail order in Ohio Frid ay desk 4.
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Glessner Co
Ohio
High School Colors Spark Rivalry Claim
A fragment discusses pride in school colors and rival claims, urging fair spirit and sportsmanship between losh and winner factions. The passage emphasizes rights to wear red and black and to claim the high school identity.
Physical Tests Reported by Athens High School
The physical education department conducted private interviews and recorded weight height and parental occupation as part of exams. Seventeen girls completed a third hike on October 13 from Devil's Tea Table to East Hill. A field ball tournament will occur in two weeks and practice continues on the Athens High Football field.
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Miss McEwin
Devil's Tea Table
East Hill
Athens Marietta
Athens High
San Francisco Mission Manager Wade Killifer Elected President
San Francisco October 16 Wade Red Killifer manager of the San Francisco Missions has been elected president of the club and will steer operations next season.
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San Francisco
Wade
Red) Killifer
San Francisco Missions
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Thorne
Tad
Sib
Teddy
Boston
Claude Crandon
Gazette
Eustis
Crandon
Mother
Mrs. Thorne
Mother Thorne
Dolly Weston
Moores
Jack
Mabel
Mrs. West
Mrs. Grayson
Iene
Richard
Mr. Peterson
Peterson
WLW
Cincinnati
Marnete
Warner v
Wail
WEAP
Cas
Ia Tigers
Dera
Polina
Maine
Wiz
New York
Wile
KEDKA
Pittsburgh
K. ER Cas
Chicago
WJZ
Dons Orchestra
WMAQ
WQJ
Amos
Andy
ESV -Siee
Chisoge
Shenaerom i
Jacksonville
Russel Miller
Russel, Jr
August Mackey
Roy Strausbaugh
Billy
Homer Strausbaugh
Wesley Strausbaugh
Dayton
Leo Morrison
Crate Morrison
Nettie Palmer
Ben Morrison
Elsie Anderson
Cleveland
Albert Collins
Edith Thompson
Greens Run
Rosie Smith
Smith
Morrison
J. C. Reedy
Jess Reedy
Helen Gillott
William Gillott
Clifford Morrison
Bedford
New Asbury
Anne Pickering
Pleasant Valley
J. M. Knowlton
Jerseyville
Ite House
White House
Martha Washington
Book of Knowledge
Washington
Clara Belle Bailey
Alice Beasley
Raymond Carmichael
Virginia Coe
Ruth Fleck
Delbert Howett
Margaret Johnson
George Kilpatrick
Mildred Reynolds
Helen Townsend
Cutiura
Oba E. Douglas
Smith St
Big San
Vatley Coffee CO
Portes , Ohio
C. D. Shafer CO. Distributors
Athens, Ohio
Easil
Birespin, Inc
East 42Nd St
New York City
N. Y
Daughter
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Bessey
Braucher
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