Engaged to Dirk Ruyther amid murder mystery
Mary Harkness defends her brother Eddie's innocence after Mrs Jupiter is murdered at a party. Eddie's coat, a focal clue, links a mysterious visitor to the crime. Spence the butler recalls a stranger at the door while Mary presses Kane and Bowen to uncover the truth, despite family pressure.
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Jupiter
Mary Harkness
Mary
Eddie
Dirk Ruyther
Bowen
The
Star
Baddie
Kane
the Fly
Jupiter House
E ’Ouse
Spence
Miss Mary
Mr. Jupiter
Emily Ruyther
Ruythers
Dirk
Eddies
Harkness
Life of the party girl not ideal wife say psychologists
Two southwestern psychologists and Dr Ronald A Laird of Colgate University debated whether the life of the party traits disqualify a woman as a spouse. Dr Logan Clendening mocked the claim while Dr J A Yarbough and Dr W A McKeever supported Laird, arguing such behavior hides a dull inner self.
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Kansas City
Ronald A. Laird
Colgate University
Laird
Colgate
Doctor Laird
Logan Clendening
J. A. Yarbough
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
W. A. McKeever
Oklahoma City
Yarbrough
Doctor McKeever
Parole Approves Mansfield Inmates From Ohio Reformatory
Don Dilly of Zanesville and other inmates from Athens County receive parole from Mansfield Reformatory for grand larceny tied to copper wire theft at Utley. The date set is November 15 following a June 12, 1930 conviction.
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Don Dilly
Zanesville
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Athens County
Utley
You Cannot Be Low in Strength and Be Happy
A terse motivational line asserts that true happiness requires sustained strength and resilience, urging a positive mindset despite hardship. It emphasizes perseverance as the path to lasting contentment.
Nelsonville Orchestra Hosts Halloween Party Event
The Junior Orchestra of the Methodist Church led by Miss Bessie Stephenson enjoyed a Halloween party in the church social rooms. A featured “Hall of M Horrors” passage entertained guests. Performers included Mary Eunice Goodspeed, Betty Stewart, Coralie Buell, Anita Hall, Marie Hall, Margery Connors, Florence Easterling, Audrey Bean, and others.
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Methodist Church
Bessie Stephenson
Hall of M
Mary Eunice Goodspeed
Betty Stewart
Coralie Buell
Anita
Marie Hall
Margery Connors
Florence Easterling
Audrey Bean
Jimmy
Rodney Linncott
Louise Duskey
Garth Lightfoot
Elsie Keating
Nelle Dowler
Alice Duckey
Jane Betts
Anna May
Leora Allen
Junior Mathews
Virginia Green
Halloween Party for Sunday School Girls
Miss Mary Roscoe hosted a Halloween party for her Christian Sunday School class on Tuesday evening. Guests included Jeanette Cranmer Doris Frank Lilian Kirk and Jean Cooley with ten members present. Erma Reed won the prize for best looking costume and Edith Roscoe the worst looking. After games and contests a Halloween luncheon was served.
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Mary Roscoe
Fort Street
the Christian Sunday School
Jeanette Cranmer
Doris Frank
Lillian Kirk
Jean Cooley
Erma Reed
Edith Roscoe
Bridge Club Social Hosted by Mrs Poling
Mrs W M Poling of 164 West Washington Street hosted a bridge gathering Tuesday evening with guests Leona Wells Fanny Mulligan and Lillian Howe. Three tables played with Miss Mulligan and Mrs E E Rosser earning first and second high scores trophies.
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W. M. Poling
West Washington Street
Leona Wells
Fanny Mulligan
Lillian Howe
Probate Court Issues Marriage License for Young Couple
Homer Thomas, 22, of Zanesville, and Mildred Russell, 16, of Chauncey, daughter of William Russell, are documented in probate court records as applicants for a marriage license. The notice lists their ages and residences.
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Homer Thomas
Zanesville
Mildred Russell
Chauncey
William Russell
Fated planetary alignments portend success in business and life
A star forecast notes a pattern of planetary configurations promising gains across work, real estate, and personal ventures with possible new opportunities and stable fortunes. Birthdays may bring renewed chances to change jobs or settings. a child born today would be industrious and capable, while Fr M Kirby, capitalist, is cited as a notable nativity.
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Fr. M. Kirby
Don’t Burn Fallen Leaves City Will Collect Them
City advisory notes that burning leaves in streets is illegal under a local ordinance with fines from 5 to 25 dollars. The first weekly collection will start Friday and continue as needed, as residents are urged to place leaves in a container for pickup.
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F. W
City Service Department
Diploma mill in Supreme Court circles advertises fake bar cert
The piece exposes a busy diploma mill operating in Washington near the Supreme Court. For 15 dollars, a sponsor can obtain an embossed certificate claiming bar status in the U S Supreme Court, a symbolic credential that can lure small-town lawyers and boost fees. The article links such fraud to the court’s prestige and notes other archival quips about submarines and the Polish Corridor as counterpoints.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Parking Crisis Foreseen In Athens For Homecoming Weekend
Athens Mayor Robert Weed warns a parking crunch will hit Friday Halloween parade and Saturday game crowds. Court Street traffic will halt from 5:30 p m while parade floats pass, and drivers are urged to walk to the Ohio Wesleyan game to ease jams amid a bridge bottleneck and crowded streets.
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Ohio University
Athena
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Athens
Citisena
Robert 8. Weed
Court Street
State Street
Union Street
Clork
Stadim
Old South Bridge
Fragmented medical ad copy with garbled phrases
The unreadable OCR text appears to mention gall stone colic and a home remedy or drug company. It references a medical treatise, a temple in Minneapolis, and a guarantee related to money, but the content is incoherent and lacks clear events or results.
Chutney Sale Promises Exotic Flavor Boost
A recipe notes chutney imported from India elevates simple foods adding heat and tang. It outlines using tomatoes onions apples peppers chilies and vinegar to create a strong relish that can enhance plain fare.
Home Kitchen Flavoring and Chutney Techniques
The article describes preparing chutney by mixing chopped apples and vegetables, cooking to a thick clear sauce, bottling, and sealing. It notes chutney with French dressings or mayonnaise, and serving with salads or fish and eggs. It also discusses curry powders as flavor boosters for sauces, rice, potatoes, and vegetables.
Breakfast With Lilian and a Completing Act
A writer helper negotiates rest and work in a household during a tense finish of a drama. Lilian insists on sleep to recover, while the narrator pushes to finish the act and prevent delays for Phil Veritzen’s inspection. Dicky offers support and orders a bed rest as the manuscript nears completion.
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Lilian
Uniesa
Dicky
Hugh
Philp Veritzen
Marty
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