Valerie and Tad Thorne wed in seaside ceremony
Valerie West ties to Tad Thorne in a formal wedding at a rose-filled church. Amid smiles and family pressure, Valerie rejects doubt over a ring from another man as Tad proclaims devotion. Sybil watches, plotting a future apart as the newlyweds plan a summer departure from Boston.
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Valerie West
Tabirne
Sybil Ane
Sybil
Boston
Valerie
Tad
Lord Moentford
Val
Monty
Lord Montford
London
Cheerio
Tad Thorne
Taddy
Apollo
Black
Bertha
Craig
Mrs. Thorne
Somerset Inn
Wests
Radio Listings Across Networks With Dinner Music Highlights
Station lineups show WLW Cincinnati WOR Newark WEAF New York and WJZ Chicago presenting dinner music dance programs and orchestral features. Noted acts include Steel Pier Minstrels Slumber Music and the National Light Opera Company with broadcasts from 5:45 to 10:30 PM across multiple cities and networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
United Press
United Pr
the Eskimos
WJZ
Feces
National Light Opera Companin
WOR
United Military Band
Philco Houwr
WPG
Atlantic Dee
Steel Pier Minstrels
Se —Zraymore Orchestra
Letter Golf Definite Party Lines
Party lines dominate today’s letter golf puzzle with a sharp division. Par is five and one solution appears on the last page.
Letter Golf Rules Stated for Word Change Game
The rules describe how to transform one word to another by altering one letter at a time within a fixed stroke count. Each intermediate step must be a complete common word, no slang, and letter order must stay fixed.
Miners Meeting Twice Blocked by Pittsburgh Police
insurgent miners attempting a national convention to form a new union faced a second setback as deputy sheriffs dispersed a suburban East Pittsburgh gathering after Pittsburgh police ruled against meeting in the city. Police court had already heard about 110 arrests from delegates and UMWA members amid efforts to unseat President John L. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Secre
Train schedule changes posted at Hocking Valley depot
POMEROY Sept 11 Official notice shows No 137 departures from Pomeroy at 3 15 pm daily except Sunday with Middleport 3 21 and Gallipolis 3 57. No 130 from Columbus at 12 52 pm daily to Middleport 1 22 and Pomeroy 1 30. Trains 133 and 132 discontinued. round trips to Columbus the same day become impossible. Early morning star Athens route also discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Hocking Valley
Middleport
Gallipolis
Columbus
New York Central
Athens
World Changing Tone in Europe Echoes Voigt View
Dean Voigt notes America's power and wealth, Germany's postwar comeback, and Europe’s peace hopes. She cites Kellogg pact signs, Locarno, and disarmament demands, while warning against partial steps and stressing unstable global change. Austria faces market shortages and future union with Germany appears likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Voigt
America
Europe
United States
League
Paris
Dean Voixt
Germany
Alsace-Lorain
von Hindenburg
Austria
Long siege ends as Zeither confined to bed thirteen weeks
Jacob J. Zeither proprietor of a Main Street shoe store has remained in bed for 13 weeks after a broken leg from a June 1 fall at the Work Home. He now sits up but will need crutches for some time before getting about. Isaac T. Cooper leaves athletic coaching to become owner and editor of Ravenswood News based in Ravenswood, with the paper circulating widely in Eastern Meigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Valerie
Montreal
Quebec
Wianna
Val
Boston
Sybil
Craig Newhall
Craig
Pomeroy
Jacob J. Zeither
Main Street
Isaac T. Cooper
Gallipolis
Ravenswood
Meigs
Mr. Cooper
Mt Hermon pupil departs for third year at Mt Hermon School
Richard Chambers leaves for Mt Hermon near Northfield for his third year. A. D. Wilson of Russell ky visits relatives Mrs J K Smith and Frank Knopp. Several local residents attend funerals and visit kin. American Legion Auxiliary met and reported orders. Various local families host guests and travel for weeklong trips. Baptist Church ladies plan a chicken supper Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Herb Chambers
Mt. Hermon
Northfield
Mt. Hermon School
A. D. Wilson
Russell, Ky
J. Kk. Smith
Frank Knopp
Alice Sidenstricker
Salem Center
Sansbury
D. L. Sansbury
Spangler
New York Central
Columbus
W. J. DeVinny
Cregg Reynolds
Charles Ludwig
Baby
Cuyahoga Falls
Orion Snyder
Parkersburg
J. K
R. E. Smith
Ross Evans
Pomeroy
Baptist Church
Entsminger Family Moves West After Notice
Middleport report Arthur Entsminger has closed the home and left for Albuquerque to join his mother and sister Miss Elsie. He will work there while Elsie notes their mother’s ill health since the sudden death of Earl Entsminger in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Arthur Entsminger
Entsminger
Albuquerque
N. M
Miss Elsie
Arthur
Elsie
Earl
Los Angeles
Calif
Reverend Weed Promoted to Mt Vernon Church in Columbus
POMEROY Sept 11 The Rev F O Weed long tenured Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church pastor is set to move to Mt Vernon Methodist Church in Columbus for a promotion The Rev Arthur McCullough of Neil Avenue M E Church Columbus will take over here for the next year The Tennell returns from the German Central conference and is assigned to Bethany M E for another year C H Eichinger will also return to Middleport Heath M E Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Samuel McCullough
Walter McCullough
McCullough
Middleport
Pomeroy
Tennell
Middleport Heath
M.”E
C. H. Eichinger
Pearman Seek Legal Adoption of Samuel Mayes in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy probate court Mr. and Mrs. George Pearman of Sumner filed a petition to adopt Samuel Mayes born September 14 1917. The boy, taken from the Portsmouth Children’s Home months ago, has earned a secure place in the couple’s affections and they seek to make him their son by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
George Pearman
Sumner
Samuel Mayes
Portsmouth
Funeral for Charles Minnich Held in Pomeroy
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Minnich family home in the Second Ward for Charles Minnich. Burial followed at St. John’s Cemetery. He died last Thursday in Millersville Missouri where he worked in the hotel industry. He is survived by his wife and three children who attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charles Minnich
Henry Minnich
Second Ward
St. John's
Minnich
Millersville
Bible School Attendance At Middleport Sees Strong Year
Middleport reports the Bible School of the Church of Christ averages 224 attendees for the year ending Aug 31. Promotion Day is the last Sunday in September and Rally Day is the last Sunday in October. Committees are set to ensure both events succeed. Rev. Fred I. Gardner, on vacation near Wheeling, will return to the church after next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Bible School
Church of Christ
Fred I. Gardner
Wheeling
Car Crash Hits Senkus Vehicle. Driver Flees
On Sunday night in Pomeroy Erroll Fulrod, a Senkus boarding house boarder, was driving the Senkus family car to the garage on upper Second Street when another vehicle struck it. The other car sustained some damage, but the fleeing driver could not be clearly identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Erroll Fulrod
Senkus
Upper Second Street
Second Street
Mrs Arch er Dies in Pomeroy Area
Mrs Frances Archer, 81, died Sunday morning at her son Ronnie Archer’s home south of Rutland. A Meigs County resident for many years, she will be buried after funeral services Thursday at Bradford Church followed by interment in the nearby cemetery.
Recent marriage licenses issued in Pomeroy probate court
The Pomeroy probate court issued licenses for G Webster Herman 23 student Akroh and Josephine Garrison 23 bookkeeper Pomeroy Guy Lynch 19 construction worker Langsville and Mae Taylor 21 nurse Dexter William Edward Cottrill 46 farmer Carpenter R D 1 and Mollie O Rutherford 40 Wales Mills George Wols 49 cement contractor Cincinnati and Ellen Butler 29 seamstress Lockland Leslie Burnside 23 miner Pom ery and Mary Dunfee 16 Athens Pomeroy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
G. Webster Herman
Akroh
Josephine Garrison
Guy Lynch
Langsville
Mae Tylor
Dexter
William Edward Cottrill
R. D
Mollie O. Rutherford
Wales Mills
George Wols
Cincinnati
Ellen Butler
Lockland
Leslie Burnside
Mary Dunfee
Athens
Trade Rumors Involving Senators Bluege Gehringer Würk
Rumor circulated in Washington that Manager Harris and Third Baseman Oswald Bluege may be offered to Detroit for Second Baseman Charles Geh ringer, with a deal reportedly to close after the season. Washington announced the purchase of Orioles pitcher Guy Cantrell by President Clark Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Harris
Oswald Bluege
Senators
Charles Gehringer
Detroit
Guy Cantrell
Baltimore Orioles
Clark Griffith
Zupan Family Holds First Reunion in Chillicothe Park
Five loaded cars carried 51 Zuspan relatives from Middleport to Chillicothe for the first Zupan family reunion at Chillicothe Park. The nine child branch included G W Zuspan 72 of Mason City and others from Marion Richwood Maggie W Va Pt Pleasant and Maggie W Va. Officers elected H A Zuspan President for the coming year with plans for annual September gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Chillicothe
Zupan
Chillicothe Park
Zuspan
G. W. Zuspan
Mason City
H. A. Zuspan
C. B. Zuspan
F. B. Zuspan
Marion
C. B. .Uspan
Richwood
E. J. Zuspan
Maggie
W. Va
Lizzie
Bertha Zuspan
C. T. Rayborn
Pt. Pleasant
Chas. J. Zuspan
Sansbury Dies After Long Railway Service
Sansbury a well known Hocking Valley Railroad employee died Saturday night at the home of his son Carl in Columbus. He leaves four sons Lang Carl Harold and D L Lansbury a daughter Mrs Claire Nickelson and two brothers. Funeral at Salem Center Church Monday at 1 pm with burial in the nearby cemetery. Women Not Dead After Akron Operation Telegram says Oneida Gaskill Hardesty survived surgery and remained alive in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Arthur Sansbury
Hocking Valley Railroad
Carl
Columbus
Mr. Sansbury
D. L. Lansbury
Vinton
Lang
Harold
Claire Nickel
Sept
Oneida Gaskill Hardesty
Akron
Mrs Roscoe Fowler Leaves For Paris To Study Music
Middleport Sept 11 Mrs Roscoe Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs Si Beaver left yesterday for New York where she will embark next Wednesday for Paris to study music for several months. The vocalist is regarded as a talent with considerable local reputation and her town friends expect major achievement in her professional career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Roscoe Fowler
Si Beaver
New York
Paris
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Wai Atwinday
Eleanor Early
Chapter
Milan
Anchorage
Brother
Devil
Music Fe of Games Composere
WIZ Main
Eveready Hour
Iw! Network
Mas Simmons
W. Work
Atlantic City
WLW
WTAM
Clevelan
Newark
U. S
KDKA
Ee Eek
SPR
WQS
Chicago
WGN
WLIB
K.nner
Cossac
Wsail, Cinglanett
Prom Weaf
Coney Island Orchestra
Ted Mill
Motel Astor
Ae Pur Traders
Wiz
York
Breen deRose
Ivania Foresters
Philco
Wayside Inn
Nieis
Pomeroy Depot
Frefich
Jacob Zeither
Emma Jean Smith
Charleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Tom W. Jones
State Auxiliary
Roy Lansbury
Weed
GEO. P. Dover
Des Moines
Iowa
Brown
Virginia
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Dred Scott
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Bessey
Braucher
Democratic
Stephen A. Douglas
John C. Breckenridge
Constitutional Union Party
John Bell
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Reuno
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