Society and Personal Mention Entertains Club At Country Club
Multiple society notes record Mrs A B Re entertaining her bridge club at Egquntry club in a first post summer meeting with four games played and Mrs Roger J Jones taking the high score trophy. Other items cover teacher PTAs opening, attendance banners for grades two through six, and the school principal Mary Williams outlining the calendar for about 250 students. A Riverside party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Trout includes Athens residents and guests, while other notes mention hospital visits, funerals, and social visits among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Re
Egquntry
Sumer
Roger J. Jones
Central Parent-Tacher Association
Thor Olson
Warren
Fred Kittle
Mary Williams
Tunney Victory Broadcast Reaches World After Dempsey Fight
The Gene Tunney win over Jack Dempsey at Soldiers’ Field Chicago was broadcast nationwide from ringside and relayed internationally via KDKA and WGY. Australia, Chile, Germany, Argentina, England and Peru reported good reception while France had partial reception and missed the winner announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Soldiers’ Wield
Chicago
United States
Canada
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY
Schenectady
Australia
Chile
Germany
Argentina
England
Peru
France
East Side Parent Teachers Association Report
A Messenger report on a meeting of the East Side school parent teachers association notes a textual correction. The sentence should read that the association took action to advise the making of corrections rather than enforce or face the taking of corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Techers’ Association
Woman Confesses Fire Set to Rekindle Husband
Toledo dispatch reports Mrs. Henritt Teats confessed to police that she set fire to furniture in her home while her infant Etta May was cared for at a maternity hospital. She hoped the blaze would force her husband from Newburg, Pennsylvania to return after seeing photos in the newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rern
Toledo
Etta May
Henritt Teats
Teats
Newburg
Argument Turns Fatal Stabbing in Cincinnati Home
A father and son quarrel over a girl ends in a fatal stabbing as Virgil, 22, fatally stabs Samerr, 50, at their Cincinnati residence. Police report the incident occurred in the home with the suspected assailant detained for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samerr
Virgil
Thief Takes Suit From Columbus Home Again
In Columbus on September 23 a suspect returned to Fred Van Almsick’s home and took a brand new suit of clothes left behind after a prior theft last spring. The thief also left a torn coat and overlooked a watch, silverware, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Fred van Almsick
van Almsick
Bootleggers Said To Have Paid Hush Money to Officer
Lorain county grand jury will investigate a charge that bootleggers paid hush money to a former state official. County Prosecutor D. A. Baird said his office is trying to locate the former undercover man who was dismissed when his term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U.P
First broadcast of a championship bout to distant crowd
At the Dempsey Tunney fight in Soldiers Field a ring announcer used microphone and loud speaker to relay the action to sections unable to see or hear, marking the first attempt to broadcast a championship bout from the ring. The announcer tried to quiet the crowd after the fighters entered, but the effort failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Former official details hush money scheme in Lorain case
The prosecutor reports that $30,000 was paid as hush money by Lorain bootleggers to a former official, as the grand jury continues its investigation and seeks the payee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Lorain
Lengel Seeks New Trial In Don Mellett Murder Case
Canton Ohio September 23 1941 U S Deputy wire Lengel former police chief Wilmington Del faces hearing on new trial in the murder of Don R Mellett. Juror Mia Alice Craig reportedly expressed an opinion of Lengel guilt before being sworn in.
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Canton
U.2
Common Pleas
Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Seranus A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Lengel
Mia
Alice Craig
Oil dispute leads to fall from running board
J. W. Wood a Cleveland gasoline station attendant was hospitalized with a possible fractured skull after a motorist refused to pay for a quart of oil. Wood allegedly jumped onto the running board during a scuffle and lost balance, plunging to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
J. W. Wood
Wood
Prayer of Little Girl Brings Father and Daughter Together
In Youngstown on September 23 a girl’s prayer plus juvenile officer Paul Kidder’s work led to the reunion of 10 year old Gracie Leona Ferguson of Columbus with her father Ralph Ferguson of Youngstown after nine years apart. Ferguson plans to meet his daughter in Columbus as he departs for the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.R
Paul Kidder
Gracie Leona Ferguson
Columbus
Ralph Ferguson
Ferguson
Mourning for Witness Killed in Street Attack
London report says J. O. Hector, key witness against Communists in a lawsuit, was slain in a street assault by his enemies. The incident underscores the peril faced by those exposing political groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. O. Hector
Officials of Air Derby To Dispose Of Prize Money
Officials of the New York to Spokane non stop air race faced a decision on prize money after no planes reached Spokane from Roosevelt Field New York. Eddie Stinson of Detroit piloting his own plane was forced down at Missoula Montana and arrived later as a passenger in R A Dukes plane from New York. Duke Schiller piloting the Royal Windsor monoplane was reported forced down at Billings Montana and had not reported to officials after the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felts Field
Spokane
Wash
U.P
New York
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Eddie Stinson
Detroit
Missoula
Mont
R. A. Duke
New York. Co
Duke” Schiller
Stinson
Billings
Walter Chase dies after long illness in Albany
Walter Chase, 49, of West Union street, died at 10 yesterday morning at his mother's home in Albany after eight hours of illness caused by paralysis. He had been in Albany since early summer for health reasons. Funeral services are set for 1:30 Saturday at the Hebbardsville church with burial in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chase
West Union Street
Jesse Chase
Albany
Hebbardsville
Ceme
Albany man dies after illness. former Union restaurant operator
Mr. Chase, born at Carpene ter, spent most of his life in Albany and Athens in grocery and restaurant work. He recently ran the Union restaurant on West Union street. Survived by his widow Mrs. Bade ie Chase, his son Dana Chase of Athens, and grandchildren Betty Louise McVay and Mary Lavina McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chase
Carpeneter
Albany
Athens
Union
West Union Street
Badeie Chase
Dana Chase
Betty Louise McVay
Mary Lavina McVay
Good News for Pretty Skins Hen Shade Youth Color
MELLO GLO is a new French Process Face Power described as a wonderful hen shade youth color. It resists perspiration, keeps skin dry, and provides long wear. The product claims to be superior to ELLO-GLA from Zenner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ello-Gla
Zenner Co
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Massillon
Alice Philips
Akron
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Hamden
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H. H. Kinsel
George Whipple
Central Ohio Drug Association
Arlington Country Club
John E. Parmiter
Second Street
Isitian
Frank McDaniel
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Millfield
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Lorain County Grand Jury
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Morristown
N. J
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Jay Radike
Tong Island
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Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
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