Judy and Stubby reunite amid family tension and travel
In a chaotic scene from Billy Whiskers, Judy is cared for by Mrs. Watson as worries حول missing papa and dangerous trips loom. Daisy, Nan, and Stubby fear Billy and Button have vanished while preparations for Cherry’s homecoming and Ned’s cautious romance unfold amid wedding dress fittings and hopeful reunions.
Dream Dress Plans For Cherry In Ned's Absence
Cherry rebuilds hope with Miss Laura as they craft a dress for her return husband Ned. She shares letters he writes, describing a heartfelt renewal of affection and the cheerful tone of their budding remarriage.
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Honeymoon Hill
Chicago
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Residents visit Athens area groups in weekend travels
The Plains Jake Matheny, Mrs. Robert Gravee, and Ed and Grant Michaels headed to Athens on Friday. Mrs. Frank Wolfe and daughter from Los Angeles were guests of her sister Mrs. Mob Howard and relatives. Ed Burdette and family from Athens visited Frank Smith, returning home with Maria Burdette and Emma Blankenship of West Virginia. Joe Hutchins and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patton at Nelsonville Friday.
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Robert Gravee
Grant Michaels
Athens
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Los Angeles
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James McCoy
Ed Burdette
Frank Smith
Maria Burdette
Emma Blankenship
West Virginia
Joe Hutchins
Harry Patton
Nelsonville
Hamley Run School Improves Under Teacher Margaret Noble
Residents of Hamley Run note school improvements with gray ceilings and brown wainscoting. Margaret Noble teaches this year as a promising term begins. Clyde Powell of The Plains leads a holiness revival meeting in the school building. Mrs Adda May Van Meter spent...
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Clyde Powell
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Adda May van Meter
Labor Day Visits Across Counties Mentioned
Sybil Warren and her young son visited Glen Ebon on Labor Day weekend. Hazel Glass spent a recent Thursday afternoon in Columbus. Emma Varnella and daughter shopped in Nelsonville on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Plummer Adams and daughters Velpha and Ruth visited Fred Penn and wife in Athens. John Glass and wife visited friends in Hocking. Florence Van Meter stayed with her parents on Thursday night. Chloe Staley and daughter returned from West Virginia for Labor Day.
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Columbus
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Athens
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Hocking
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John van Meter
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West Virginia
Russia Refugees Tasked To Be Handled By League
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations to tackle the 300 000 to 400 000 Russian refugees scattered across Europe with an international commission. A high commissioner will coordinate efforts with European governments and Red Cross groups to form refugee colonies and coordinate funding for an international relief fund.
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Switzerland
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Paris to celebrate Pan American Week each October
Paris authors announce a yearly one week festival starting in early October to mark the discovery of the New World. The plan, aided by Uruguayan consul general Ramon Lopez Lomba, envisions theater, processions, a congress on economic and social topics, and a gala show with songs and dances.
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Lomba
Europe
America
John DE Gandt
United Press
Paris
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Williams Treatment touted for uric acid and relief
An advertising pitch promises relief from kidney and bladder issues rheumatic pains and aching muscles caused by excess uric acid. It offers a free 75 cent bottle to first readers who mail the notice with name and address and ten cents for postage to The Williams Treatment Company in Connecticut.
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Fall hunting opens in Ohio with small game first
The opening at daybreak Thursday marks the start of squirrel season lasting until October 20. Friday brings waterfowl season for ducks geese brant coot gallinules bolden and black bellied plover and snipe and yellowlegs with limits of 25 ducks 25 coots and gallinules eight geese 15 jacksnipe and 16 yellowlegs per day. Counties Ross Pike Vinton Lawrence Scioto Knox Coshocton and Guernsey are noted as top squirrel areas. Sunday hunting is prohibited by state law.
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Vinton
Lawrence
Scioto
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