Helen and Brent Face Secrets of a Millionaire Guardian
Helen Page, accused by classmates of loving her guardian Leonard Rent, discovers she is heiress to Cyril K. Cunningham after a dying beggar’s tale is partly confirmed. Cunningham tests her, a car accident involving Eva Ennis brings trouble, and Brent sparks romance with Helen as they travel to Yonkers and New York for clues and a first kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Page
Cing
Leonard Rent
Brent
Helen
Charles Owens Nellin
Yonkers
Ccyyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Bramblewood
Fva Ennis
Eva
Robert
New York
Local Families Visit and Town Social Routines
A list of visits and gatherings among local families fills a weekend report. Names include Vern Grigsby Kinsey Bardin Calendine Dille Bradley Miller and others visiting relatives in Albany Jerseyville Columbus and Glenville. Notable entries note hospital stays and a pot luck Ladies Aid meeting with a dish contribution.
Fraternal and Religious Groups Promote Organized Virtues
A call to service clubs and churches to join in organized optimism patriotism and purity of thought and action. The passage urges members to enlist all for the common good and to uphold disciplined conduct within fraternal orders and faith groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Night Club Schedule At The Gibson Hotel
At 10:00 p m the night club opens with a program at 10 30 p m followed by a two on the aisle act at 11 00 p m. The Gibson orchestra performs at midnight with Howard Melaney the Singing Fireman at 12 30 a m and Sign Of at 1:00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Howard Melaney
Birthday Party Plans at Bramblewood Revealed
Helen's grandfather Mr. Cunningham plots a 19th birthday party with old fashioned dances for Helen amid Bramblewood intrigues. Helen finds a photograph of her believed father while Brent discovers a locket tied to a secret from Evangeline’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Charles Nellin
Feaves
Er Mother
Social News From Strouds Run and Nearby Homes
Sunday visits at Strouds Run include Ed Leighty Edmund Leighty and families with the Bennetts and Dowlers. Akron visitors Bobby Reider and Marjory Fay join the Reiders for a Sunday to Wednesday gathering. Local society notes list several families visiting and hosting across weekends with church and school events planned.
Local Residents Visit Richland Area Families
Sept 23 notes Northwestern visitors: Mr and Mrs Ray Burris and family from Columbus spent the weekend at their Richland home. Mr and Mrs Howard Figley from near Fisher visited Mr and Mrs Silas Hoisington, with additional mentions of Mr and Mrs Denson Cowan Shade and several Woodgerd and Butts family members in Waldo Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Avenue
Ray Burris
Columbus
Howard Figley
Near
Fisher
Silas Hoisington
Denson Cowan
Shade
James Woodgerd
Waldo
Chase
Oscar Butts
Wilmer Newman
Local People and Visiting Relations Highlight Shawnee Report
Shawnee notes list visits and short trips: Dave Turnbull, Perry Irvin, William Humphery in Newark. Henry Jaymes family guests at Williard. Ellen Humphrey in Charleston with sister Mrs Dave Reese. Clara Treadwell from Columbus home for weekend. Agatha Treadwell resumes Ohio University. Jake Richards and Allen Devitt families in Columbus and Zanesville. Hazel Whitmer hosts farewell party for Faye Davis. many Newark and New Lexington visitors to local households. Peterson returns from Columbus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Dave Turnbull
Perry Irvin
William Humphery
Newark
Henry Jaymes
Donald
Harold
Robert Moody
Earl
Williard
Royden
Ellen Humphrey
Charleston
W. Va
Dave Reese
Agatha Treadwell
Ohio University
Athens
Jake Richards
Columbus
Fred Wiles
Zanesville
VP. P. Rieske
Allen Devitt
George Myers
Franklin
Vale
Hazel Whitmer
Local Social Rounds Highlight Chesterhill Visitations
Miss Helen Smith of Frederickstown and Miss Lillian Todd visited in Chesterhill as did Edna Morris back from Europe. Other locals plan or recall trips to Athens Boston and Defiance as friends gather for birthdays and hospital checks.
Coolville Grange Session and Lodge Meeting Schedule
Regular Troy Grange session set for Friday September 27 with music and talks including raising subordinate dues. I O O F Lodge holds special meeting at 8 p m Thursday and updates weekly meeting to Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grange
Local Social Visit Notes From Area Families
Claudis Chappell spent the end of the week with homefolk. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Basom and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willi Hope Sunday. Wilber Young and others from Athens and Wheeling visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith. Mae Goldsberry and Rev. Mary Helen Smith of Jerseyville were guests Saturday. Mrs. Vienna Kelley visited relatives in Athens. Roy Goldsberry dined with the Smiths and left with Walter Smith for a short visit. Jed Smith and John Shumway visited Miss Edith and Grace Douglas. Mrs. Charlie Bobo is seriously ill nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hill
Helen Smith
Frederickstown
Lillian Todd
Smith
Defiance
May Whetstone
Edna Morris
Boston
Farl Wood
Ray
Russell Williams
Margaret Ray
Esther Wells
Athens
Lucy Fisher
McConnelsville
Malinda Monroe
Mary Clark
Russell Porter
Caldwell
Gladys John
Clayton
Jackson
Rural Dale
Earl Shepard
Hettie Woodward
Philo
Lottie Davis
Sylvia Easler
Trimble
Toll Tippie
Zanesville
Bert Woodyard
Nate Wood
Edward Kelley
Bartlett
Ruby Gilchrist
May Creighton
Will Woodyard
Plantsville
Nellie Grigsbey
Fletcher Davis
Milton Wal
Claudis Chappell
Joe Basom
Willi Hope
Wilber Young
Jacobs
Wheeling
W. Va
Mae Goldsberry
Pratts Fork
Mary Helen Smith
Jerseyville
J. Smith
Vienna Kelley
Roy Goldsberry
Walter Smith
Jed Smith
John Shumway
Edith
Grace Douglas
Chase
Charlie Bobo
Keirns Family Holds First Reunion at Hooper Ridge Church
Over 100 Keirns relatives and friends attended at Hooper Ridge Church on Sunday September 22 for the family’s inaugural reunion. A noon cafeteria dinner was served on the church lawn. Distances covered by attendees included Columbus Grove Is. Grubb Columbus, South Zanesville, Athens and Glouster. The event featured solos by E L Keirns and a reading by Miss Vina Keirns and was decided to become an annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keirns
Hooper Ridge Church
E. L. Keirns
Miss Vina
John Milton
Columbus Grove
J. C. Keirns
Is. Grubb
Dick Morgan
Maxene
Gloyd Roshon
Colene
Oliver Keirns
Ann Kitso
Columbus
Nelson Wooley
Pearl Robbins
South
Zanesville
Henry Calentine
Naaman Calentine
Nellie Calentine
L. H. Morrison
Nancy Vandyke
Athens
Shelton Andrews
Glouster
Vina Keirns
Community News From Guysville and Surrounding Area
Richard L. Fortney and family from Columbus visited J. S. Fortney. his mother joins them for the week. Everett Turban and wife of Columbus and Misses Edith Tuller and Frances Hickman of Lancaster stayed with Mrs. Nina Fuller. Amos Brett of Athens visited his son Carl Brett. Sunday School at M E Church at 9:00 am next Sunday and 7:39 pm sermon by Rev. Linton Mattox. Pie and candy sociable at Guysville School September 26 for school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Richard L. Fortney
Columbus
J. S. Fortney
Everett Turban
Edith Tuller
Frances Hickman
Lancaster
Nina Fuller
Amos Brett
Athens
Carl Brett
M. E
Eleanor
Maude Rodehaver
Lottridge
Bertha Allen
Laura Barnett
FF. W. Chapman
Coolville
Pallie
Bruce Chapman
Emmi Copeland
Mary Helen
Emma Copeland
New England
Local Guests Visit Mr Addison Creamer in Shade
Albert Jones from Butte Montana Add Wilson and rank Sweeny Homer Otis Mans field Roy Judson and wives and babies Canaan Blanche Dennis Akron Mrs Mary Hennis Mrs Mattie Cain Lancaster Mrs Julie Anderson Dallas Anna Mans field Athens were guests of Mr Addison Creamer. Mrs Mazie Meeks visited Mrs 8 J Smith Thursday. Miss Sylvia Ziggaroos traveled to Columbus to visit Fred Sinclair and family for two weeks. Mr and Mrs E E Browning went to Rutland Saturday to tend their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bennett
Ed Leighty
Edmund
Fred Dowler
D. B. Mattison
Charles Cone
Junior
Harold Gillett
Dave Mattison
Larry
Will O'Conner
Will Wyatt
Nixon Contracting Company
Marve FE
Reider
Bobby
Marjory Fay
Akron
George Cain
Floyd Edwards
Gretchen
Poston
F. J. Huber
John Dillinger
Ben Gillette
Alva Gillette
Virginia
Athens
Esther Taylor
Ashville
N. C
Ohio University
Albert Poston
Frank Finsterwald
Della
Blanche
Amariah Burchfield
Raleigh Robison
Guysville
Clarence Smith
Jim Thompson
Columbus
Irma
Shade
Albert Jones
Butte
Montana
Add Wilson
Rank Sweeny
Otis Mansfield
Homer
Roy Judson
Canaan
Blanche Dennis
Mary Hennis
Mattie Cain
Lancaster
Julie Anderson
Dallas
Texas
Anna Mansfield
Addison Creamer
Mazie Meeks
J. Smith
Sylvia Ziggaroos
Fred Sinclair
E. E. Browning
Rutland
No Patience With Children
Dalton Pa resident Raymond Stage recalls weakness and fatigue before his last child born. He credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief and his improved health, saying both he and his husband feel better and confident in the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Raymond Stage
Dalton, Pa
Rutland Dayton McKee and Rutland Friends In Friday Call
Rutland Dayton McKee of Polka West Virginia attended Roberta Anderson's funeral and was calling on Rutland friends Friday. Clarence Snowden has been in Akron for several days. F A Bean and wife spent Sunday in Columbus with their son Paul. Alva Hall is building a cement block house on College Avenue. Bertha Rathburn Rutland and niece Ivor Young Columbus are enjoying a week in Michigan. Mr and Mrs William Folan spent a few days recently with Chester friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Russell Carmean
Betty Jean
Columbus
Charles Leighty
George Davis
James
Akron
Lucy Dougher
Ida
Angus Carsey
Ellen
Dairy Avenue
Athens
H. N. Durgett
Cincinnati
John Cabean
Chillicothe
Maxwell Ashworth
Glouster
Margaret Ruth
Jerseyville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
George McCollins
J. L. Cartwright
Margaret
Roscoe Martin
Eleanor
Lucille
Lizvie Martin
Eva Tewksbury
Anna Smith
William Smith
Guy Morrison
Albany
Mechanicsburg
Charles Bolin
Herschel Bolin
William Kinkead
Bismark
Ladies Aid
Dayton McKee
Polka
W. Va
Roberta Anderson
Rutland
Riday
Clarence Snowden
F. A. Bean
Paul
Alva Hall
College Avenue
Bertha Rathburn
Ivor Young
Michigan
William Folan
Chester
Service Club Movement Promotes Peace and Understanding
Dr. W. B. Taylor, Jackson Rotarian, told Athens Rotary Club that service clubs worldwide foster international peace, countering Geneva's world court. He urged clubs as a necessary force for democratic community leadership and broad, inclusive participation beyond race or creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. B. Taylor
Jackson
Athens
Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Taylor
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Christian Church
Geneva
Radio Features Schedule Short Overview
Radio listings show evening programs from 7:00 p m through 10:00 p m across NBC and Columbia networks. Notable items include Voice of Columbia at 7:00, The Trawlers at 8:30, National Grand Opera at 9:20, and Amos n Andy at 10:00 with WJZ and WEAF stations.
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BEST
Voice of Columbia
Columbia Network
Happy Bakers
NBC
the Trawlers
NBC System
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Programs
Radio WLW Wednesday September 25 list of programs from 6 15 a m to 10 p m including Top of the Mornin Old Man Sunshine Organ Program Morning Beverion by Dad Kershner Woman's Hour Cooking School Livestock Reports Morning Mail Modes and Moderns Peggy Thomas Weather River Market Reports Time Signals Organ Concert Hotel Gibson Orchestra Town and Country Livestock and Market Reports National Farm and Home Central States School of the Ir Singers W and W Andy Mansfield Womens Radio Club All Quiet on the Western Front Time Trip Polly and Anna Diners Tony's Scrap Book Baseball Scores Yeast Program Foresters Mosquiteers Trumpeters and final Weather Announcement
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NBC
Dad Kershner
The
Morning Mail
Peggy Thomas
Hall
Gibson Orchestra
National Farm and Home Our
Central States School of Their
Singers
Andy Mansfield
Woman's Radio Club
Polly
Anna
Glad Girls
Tony
Yeast
Foresters
Mosquiteers
Trawlers
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Musical Programs
Broadcast lineup lists multiple performances from 5:40 pm to 10:15 pm including the New Yorker Hotel Orchestra and programs like Twilight Melodies, Mme Lolita Cabrera Gainsberg, and Amos n Andy. Other acts include Foresters, Salon Singers, Traders, Voyagers in Germany, and blackface content labeled Amos n Andy. Also notes baseball scores and religious service segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Associated Press
Twilight Melodies
Mme
Lolita Cabrera Gainsberg
Foamers
Foresters
Salon Singers
Voyagers
Germany
Amos
N’ Andy
Black Face Comesdians
Slumber Music
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily WLW Lineup
A detailed WLW program grid for Thursday September 26 lists morning to midnight broadcasts. Programs include Top O the Morning, Musical Headines, Organ Program, Exercise, Morning Devotion, Woman's Hour, Travel Talk, Book Talk, Weather and Market Reports, Hotel Gibson Orchestra, Town and Country, Livestock and Stocks, National Farm and Home Hour, U S Navy Band, World Book Man, Women's Radio Club, Five Oclock Havawalians, Vincent Lopez, Oil Program, Penny A Day Band, Around the World, Hollingsworth Hall, Orchestra, Tony's Scrap Book, and Los Amigos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Dad Kershner
NBC
Gibson Orchestra
National Farm and Home Hour
Central States School of the
U. S. Navy Band
Women's Radio Club
The
Rhyme Reaper
Anna
Glad Ris
Vincent Lopez
Kyleeelectioneers
Hollingsworth Hall
Tony
Trio
Melville Bay
Los Amigos
Latin America
Hatel Gibson
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NEA Service Inc
Vern Grigsby
Anne Kinsey
Hannah Bardin
Nettie Calendine
Myrtle Dille
Charles Brawley
Joe Miller
Pearl Wallace
Frank Robinson
Sugar Creek
Thomas Frisbey
Chapter
Mr. Cunningham
Leonard
Prent
Eva Ennis
Gether
Charles Nelsin
Thebrary
Evangeline
Cyril Cunningham
Strouds Run
Gene
Arra
Delmer Gillette
Vint Miller
Literary Society
Alice Jordan
Waldo Baird
Charles Hunter
Ray Tittle
Beaumont
Nate Smith
Homer Johnson
Milton
Susan Bennett
Nancy Linscott
Carl Coe
Leslie Brown
Will Titias
Los Angeles
Calif
Basil Coe
James Thompson
Jim Kyle
Clara Treadwell
Chesterhill
Pomona Grange
New Marshfield
William Riley
Topeka
Kansas
Riley
Kate Starkey
C. H. Verwohlt
Herman and
St. Clairsville
A. B. Saunders
A. B. Saunders. Mrs. Verwohlt
D. M. Green
D. M. Morrison
Depot Drive
William McCance
Cambridge
Margaret McCance
J. W. McCance
Mary McCance
John McLaughlin
I. L. Lowman
Mrs. Conklin
David Gunder
F. Larson
Alpert Larson
Clyde Parrish
Malta
Sarah Williams
Alice Chevalier
Troy High School
Hope Walden
Annie
Dora
L. M. Walden
Julia Anne
G. R. Walden
Beth
Orville Brandeberry
Ruth
Willard
O. F. Larson
J. M. Green
Virginia Knecht
Rank Gross
Rock Springs Fair Ground
Elizabeth Bailey
Adolphus Frame
Jane Lou
Ward Frame
Lois
Parkersburg
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Happy Hustlers
Bess Yagala
Dora Barth
Keirns Reunion
Marietta Osteopathic Clinic
Dr.h.l. Benedict
L.m.bell
J.e.wiemers
J.D. Sheets
Putnam Street
Marietta, Ohio
Ohio
RADIO
WEAF
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
United Synagogue Service
Golden Gems
Bakers
Chichesters
Sill Street
Penna.rr
the Ohio Valley Coffee Co
Portsmouth
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens, Ohio
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