Hope and peril in a doomed heiress tale
Helen loves guardian Leonard NT yet a dying beggar named Charles Nellin reveals a strange story. Brent shifts plans as Helen learns she is heiress to millionaire Cyril K Cunningham. Brent fakes proof with a rocket photo and a locket, while Helen, hurt by trust, remains tethered to Brent as Cunningham proclaims her Ull heiress. Eva Ennis is hospitalized after an accident and Robert, Eva’s brother, falls for Helen.
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Helen Page
Leonard NT
Charles Nellin
Brent
Helen
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Nellin
Eva Ennis
Eva
Robert
Bob
Prent
Mr. Cunningham
Brent plots romance while Helen seeks a bold escape
Brent and Helen's fraught romance unfolds as his aging uncle weakens. Brent hides true motives while Eva and Bob Ennis loom. A lake incident reveals Helen and Bob closeness, prompting Brent to tighten control as he weighs a marriage to Helen against the Cunningham fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent
Helen
Miss Ennis
Marks
A Pleasing Summer Frock Pattern Preview
A delicate voile or organdy dress with a lapped front above a jabot and youthful V neck. Waistline blouses over a full skirt, short sleeve with optional facing, and lace collar and jabot option. Pattern covers bust sizes 34 to 42 inches, requires 3 1/2 yards material for 38 inch size, plus trim yardage. mailed for 15 cents.
B. O. Seeks Bonds for Railcar Fleet Expansion
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue bonds totaling 13.5 million dollars to fund new rolling stock purchases. The plan includes 2,000 70-ton steel gondola cars, 2,000 70-ton steel hopper cars, 3,500 50-ton all steel box cars, and 50 70-ton all steel passenger coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WU P
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bootleg Plot Thwarted by Seizure Appeal
Washington dispatch reports the Justice Department filed in the Supreme Court an appeal seeking seizure of an electric plant on a Middleboro Mass Elk breeding farm used to run bootlegging stills. The appeal challenges Circuit Court ruling that would set a precedent threatening large public utility electric light companies if bootleggers tap their power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Super Power
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Middleboro
Mass
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Yorkers Bid Farewell to Miller Huggins
New York gathered in the Little Church Around the Corner to view a simple casket as Miller Huggins, the famed baseball manager, was laid to rest. Funeral services were scheduled for 2 p.m. at the historic midtown church between Madison and Fifth Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Miller Huggins
Madison and
Fifth Avenues
Surprise Celebration For Parmiters By Friends
A group of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parmiter of Sand Rock on Sunday September 22. Attending were Ms. and Mrs. William Cross of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Simmeon Remey and daughters Ethel and Addine of Chester Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Winner and family May Florence Catherine Mae Eva Lou of Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Parmiter and children Ida Mae Mary, and Mrs. Mary McCum of Sand Rock.
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J. E. Parmiter
Sand Rock
William Cross
Cleveland
Simmeon Remey
Ethel and
Addine
Chester Hill
Lou Winner
May
Florence
Catherine Mae
Eva Lou
Stewart
Jewett Parmiter
Ida Mae
Mary
Mary McCum
Watching News of Storm in Florida
Athens residents long familiar with Florida winters follow the hurricane news near the coast. Arthur A Wolfe, visiting from Ohio, stays after years in Fort Lauderdale. He and family fear for their Florida properties as the latest threat approaches the east coast.
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Florida
Athens
Fort Lauderdale
Arthur A. Wolfe
Wolfe
Stacy
Ohio University
Ned J. Wolfe
Board Deadlock Over County School Examiner Vacancy
NEW LEXINGTON September 27 Members of the County Board of Education failed to agree on filling a vacancy for county school examiner after the term of O O Taylor expired. Voters Randolph Copperider backed Otto Downhour Reading Township while Sharp Wilkins backed W R Lewis Perry. A similar deadlock occurred on the vacancy created by J M Ferguson's retirement with Randolph Copperider backing S T Conn Hemlock and Wilkins Sharp backing O W Swinehart Glenford. The board adjourned to reconvene without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
County Board of Education
Taylor
F. M. Randolph
F. L. Cooperider
Otto Downhour
Reading Township
C. E. Sharp
J. A. Wilkins
W. R. Lewis
Perry
J. M. Ferguson
Randolph and
Copperider
S. T. Conn
Hemlock
Wilkins
Sharp
O. W. Swinehart
Glenford
American Vets In Motor Crash Near Ghent
A motorbus carrying 37th Division veterans from the Ohio Contingent of the AEF collided with a horse drawn cart near Ghent. The driver was thrown into a ditch and rescued by the Americans. The tourist agency was rebuked for reckless driving by its drivers. The incident occurred as the group returned from Ghent.
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Brussels
U.R
Ohio
Ghent
Police Puzzled by Man and a Wagon
Marietta witnesses a drunken Teemer Van Wey seize a horse and wagon, drive through Greene Street causing near-disasters as motorists swerve onto sidewalks. Police intervene and assign a licensed pilot as Teemer steers toward danger near the college ball park while officials seek legal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Creighton
Teemer van Wey
Teemer
Greene Street
College Ball Park
Nurses Graduate From Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Forty eight nurses were graduated from the Grant Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus on Thursday night. The class included several from Southeastern Ohio such as Helen H. Frasch E. Catherine Miller Vera C. Orr Logan Nellie M. Martin Athens and Gladys C Parsons Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Ohio
Helen H. Frasch
E. Catherine Miller
Vera Co. Orr
Logan
Nellie M. Martin
Athens
Gladys C. Parsons
Malta
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Ennis
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Mark
Pascal
Car
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Sinat
Helen Dever
Helen Nellin
Mr. Cunningheam
Bramblewood
Bob Ennis
Iva
RADIO
WLW
Dad Kershner
Orpheus Trio
Nancy Harper
Mansfield Gazette
Hotel Gibson
National Farm
Central States School of the
Pacific Symphony
NBC
Woman's Radio Club
Donhallrose
Wemf Ore
Anna
Hatters
Triadors
Orchestra
Gene
Ford
Glenn
Quakers
Tony
Henry Theis
Radivette
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Ford and
Crosley Novelty Orchestra
Polly and
Best Radio
Cavaliers
NBC System
WEAF
WJZ
Billie Jones
Ernie Hare
Columbia Network
Gus
Louie
Columbia Networ
Amos
Andy
Black and Gold Room
Raybestos
al Bernard
Ay Beard
the Eternal Smaen
Paris
Stars of Melody
Mystery House
Hotel St. Regis
Park Central Orchestra
Wiz
Smith Ballew
Circus
W—Orchestra
Amoson Andy
National Farm and Home Out
Hank Karch
Secretary Hawkins
Marvin
Mansfield and
Lee
Cummins’ Orchestra
Gere
The
Methodist Book Concern
River Stages
Roxy Symphony
the Piano
Melodies
Collier’s Hour
Symphony
John Stark Post
American Legion Band
Amos ‘N
Messenger Pattern Department
U.S
Turkey
Hestedman Company
Huggins
Grant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred W. Davey
Madison
Kansas
Iei
Lydia E
Pinkham Med Co
Bamby Bread
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