Ohio flood rages as seven dead reported across four states
Flood waters from the Ohio River valley flood Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana. Seven deaths are confirmed as rivers swell and rain swollen tributaries pour into the Ohio. Hundreds flee homes as highways and rail lines are submerged and towns face marooning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio River
West Virginia
Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Portsmouth
Adams Jackson Pike
Sciofo
Fatal Flood Accidents Reported Across Several States
In Kentucky a car swept into a creek left three men Henry Linnemann George Heideman and John Bain dead. In Gallipolis a Mrs John Harrison and her 10 year old daughter Ailee drowned when their car plunged. In California Ky Gale Thing 18 died when a rowboat carrying four youths overturned. Charles Stephens died in Lawrenceburg Ind with others rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Henry Linnemann
George Heideman
John Bain
John Harrison
Ailee
No Lagoon
Gallipolis
Gale Thing
California
Charles Stephens
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Dennis Appeals For Militant Church In Revival
Rev P G Dennis urged a militant Christ formed church to prevail against the gates of hell during a Sunday revival at First Christian church. The service featured Floyd Jones on tenor and continued with nightly messages at 7:30 pm through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P G Dennis
Floyd Jones
Mr Dennis
Dennis
God
Iman
Jeres
Wil
Theaters Offer New Films Across Multiple Venues
Paramount presents 42nd Street with Warner Banxier and Bebe Daniels. City shows feature Wait Nancy Carroll and John Boles in Civid os Manhattan. Palace houses Norma Shearer and Fredric Marek in Smuslin Through. Rialto screens By Whose Hand? Ben Lyon and Barbara Weeks. Olympic carries Chandu the Magician and Show Boat. Elgin reports a large community clubs kickoff with a dinner and musical program led by E M Haug and guest speaker Thomas Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Warner Banxier
Bebe Daniels
TOWA
Nancy Carroll
John Boles
Manhattan
STATE
Warren Williams
Loretta Young
Palace
Norma Shearer
Fredric Marek
Smuslin Throuch
Rialto
Ben Lyon
Barbara Weeks
Chandu
Magician
Elgin
Elgin Community Clubs
Ladies Aid Society
City Hall
Ern Baumegartner
E. M Haug
Thomas Dyer
Oelwein
Emancipation of Women Shapes New Marriage Ideals
The piece argues that women require brains and character as well as brawn, linking social status, education, and health to attraction. It notes public speaking as a tool to boost confidence in both sexes and predicts the coming generation will view marriage as comradeship with shared goals and mutual forbearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satarstine
Radio Schedule Listings Browse Dense Daytime to Late Night
A scrambled OCR of radio listings shows NBC CBS and ABC stations with programs, hosts, and times across the day. Names like Goldberes Carter WLS and WGN appear along with shows and musical acts, illustrating a busy station lineup and announcer references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall and Green
NBC
CBS1
KMON
WCCO
Marx Brothers Nbc
Tivia Allman
WEAF
Goldberes
Carter
Whem
Rousey Ronswell
Reser Oreh
Koth
Jack Smith
Johnson Oreh
CBS
KMOX
Richard Crooks
Dalyarc
WEAP
WLW
Nhc
Fa Manchu
WGN
Paris
WABC
WUDM
WMT
WFAA
WZ Chain
WBBM
Arlene Jackson
Henry Neely
Inbc
WJZ Chain Nau Forum
Wac- Who
WENR
Mert and Marse
KNMCX
Wecu
Weaf Chain
Barlow Symphbony
Wabc Wet
WIZ
WJZ
Wenreat Lombarde
WNT
Lopez Oreh
Better To Rely On Common Sense Than Idle Gossip
Mary Manners counsels Jinny and readers on avoiding gossip and relying on judgment to enjoy life, while a mother weighs divorce for her children’s sake and a young woman seeks guidance about dating a conceited suitor. TheAdvice column presents pragmatic, cautious resolutions.
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Mary Manners
Jinny
City Briefs And Personal Notices Recap
Firemen responded to a chimney fire at 1737 Avenue NE. Meetings include Pioneer Council 163 at Sokol hall and Central Unemployed Organization at 528 First Street SE. Mr and Mrs W V Doubrasky left for Battle Creek Michigan. Joe Pearson remained unconscious after a head injury. Glenn Andrews drove the car that struck him at Third Street SE. An automobile collision damaged a water hydrant at C Street and Eighteenth Avenue SW. Earthquake escapees Mr and Mrs W W Richards report the Ensigns from Long Beach escaped injury.
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C_ street
Eighteenth Avenue
John Drakozal
Fruitland Heights
C F Ensign
Long Beach
Calif
W. W . Richards
Washington Avenue
Ensigns
Cedar Rapids
Joe Pearson
Seventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Pearson
Third Avenue
First Street
Glenn Andrews
Third Street
Will Rogers on drinking and arithmetic in 1933
Santa Monica column mocks Prohibition era liquor regulation by arithmetic. Will Rogers notes that if beer is 3.5 percent, reaching 100 percent drunkenness requires 33 1/3 glasses, while a 10 percent good time equals three glasses and a 20 percent party four to five drinks. He quips enforcement will gain more than drinkers.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John
Treasury
Intoxication and Reckless Driving Fines Set in Police Court
In police court Monday John Trimble aged 54 was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Charles Pazour of 2238 Second Street SW was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Additional fines of 2 dollars and costs were collected for overtime parking from Joseph Pudell 1724 Eighth Avenue SE Mrs C A Godden 2301 First Avenue E and B FL Mather 1314 First Avenue.
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John Trimble
Charles Pazour
Second Street
Joseph Pudcll
Eighth Avenue SE
C. A. Godden
First Avenue
B. FL Mather
Local Residents and Addresses Listed in Classified Section
A sequence of names and street addresses appears in the notice including Miss Crystal Avenue E, D. M. Miller 610 Third avenue SE, Leo Rider 212 Second avenue SE, L. R. Neece 818 Merchants National bank building, H. B. Greene 1034 Avenue NW, J. F. Beacon 1544 Fourth avenue SE, and B. P. Latiner 2310 Fourth avenue SE, with additional entries for McFarlen 601 McKinley street SE and others.
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Miss Crystal. McFarlen
McKinley Street
Leo Rider
Second Avenue
D. M. Miller
Third Avenue
L. R. Neece
Merchants National Bank
H. B. Greene
Avenue NW
J. F. Beacon
Fourth Avenue
B. P. Latiner
Karstens Sets 300 as Third A. B. C. Perfect Game
Fort Sheridan, Illinois bowler Jack Karstens scored a perfect 300 with twelve straight strikes, becoming the third bowler in 33 years of the American Bowling Congress to achieve a perfect game in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Jack Karstens
Ft. Sheridan
American Bowling Congress
Karstens
Marion Nixon Divorces Edward Hillman Jr in Los Angeles
Actress Marion Nixon obtained a divorce from Edward H. Hillman Jr after testifying he abused her and called her a fool. Superior Judge Edwin F. Hahn granted the decree citing strikes and repeated mistreatment during the marriage.
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Los Angeles
INS
Marion Nixon
Edward H. Hillman, Jr
Chicago
Edwin F. Hahn
Hillman
Palace theater offers ten cent children admission
The Palace theater announces children will be admitted for ten cents at any time for any seat correcting an error in a previous Sunday Gazette advertisement.
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Palace Theater
Palace
Lunar forecasts promise active year in writing and business
A fairly active and beneficent state of affairs is read from the lunar aspects. Favorable for employment, writings, publishing, promotion, and general business. Those born on this day may find a successful year in business or writing, but finances require caution and thought.
Funeral services for Mrs. William Marstellar
Mrs. William Marstellar 80, a longtime Muscatine county resident, died from a stroke four weeks ago. Funeral held Sunday at First Methodist Church with Rev. W. A. Smith presiding. Pallbearers: Tom McIntire, C. L. McIntire, John Passmore, James Nay, Charles Burkart, W. T. Grigg. Out-of-town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marstellar and Monsetta of Belle Plaine and Mr. and Mrs. William Winslow of Belle Plaine.
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West Liberty
William Marstellar
First Methodist Church
W. A. Smith
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Barbara Weers
Pranetie Ante
Liberty Magazine
Militant Church
OER
Third Street SE
Edmund Lowe
Edna Ferber
Hale Sinner
Siren
Joe Bhicksa
Golden Voiced Organ
ROVE
GRE HS Rosseholdd
Steves
Jeremy
Mertini
Barrod
WMAQ
Qty
Ciob Tancheon
Brown Ensemble
Koil
Wilson Orch
Melodeers
Wmts
WIG
Tom
Cis
WRBM
Frances Aldane
WOC
Desil Bird
Slyma
WBAM
Hawkins
Lopez Orch
Radio In Education
Buck Rogers
WRB
James Piction
Keller Sarcent and
Ross
WASC
MGN
AMON
Goldperss
NSC
Remi and Sanderson
Euntenen
Fsnan Jones
PBS
Kent
Wwe
RBS
Beloseu
Washington
Fok
Riverside
McCarty
Warren William Loretta Young
Cate
Fautr Arbuchie
Miss Manners
Denar
Mae
J. Vincent
Avenue NE
Pioneer Council
National Union Assurance Society
Sokol Hall
Central Unemployed Organization
First Street SE
W. V. Doubrasky
Battle Creek, Mich
Walter Bower
Sixth Avenue
G. S. Lightner
Goreham
H Avenue NW
Crd Sten
Wrepes
Biee Yu
Uuein
Tad Buuetouig
Haeberlein
Hotel Montrose Coffee Shop
Will Rogers
Will
Copsright
Mate
Genevieve Kemble
Craemer
Craemer’s
Aurora
Maseuse
Craemer's
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