Band Concert At City Hall With Glasstop Community Band
The Glasstop Community Band directed by Frank Erick presents the second of four concerts at City Hall Auditorium tonight. The program features marches, overtures, solos by Kathleen Burk on piano accordion and Cecil Loose on trombone, with a girls quartet and other specialties, plus a list of band numbers and guest performances.
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Glasstop
Frank Erick
Kathleen Burk
Cecil Loose
John Brown
Brown
David Copperfield Tops Critics Poll for Best 1935 Pictures
The 14th annual Film Daily poll names David Copperfield as the top film of 1935 amid a field of 451 critics. Lives of a Bengal Lancer and The Informer follow, with a surprise tilt to costume dramas and several musicals shaping the year’s lineup.
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David Copperfield
Film Daily
Bengal Lancer
the Informer
Marietta
Lst
Gazette
Informer
Alice Adams
Becky Sharp
Nell Gwyn
Lancaster
Last Outpost at Lyric Theatre Sets War in Arabian Desert
Cary Grant stars with Claude Rains in The Last Outpost, a World War I drama set in Kurdistan and Mesopotamia. The film follows British officers as they avert Kurdish massacres and escort villagers across a swollen river to safety, preventing a surprise attack on the British forces.
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Arabian Desert
Lyric Theatre
Claude Rams
Cary Grant
Gertrude Michael
Kathleen Burke
Colin Tapley
Kurdistan
India
Artmorea
Claude Rains
Mesopotamia
Plan Having Womanless Wedding in Lancaster
The Ladies Aid of First M E Church Lancaster hired Sympson Levies Producing Company Bardstown Kentucky to stage The Woman less Wedding. Performances set for February 3 and 4 with many local business leaders invited.
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First M. E. Church of Lancaster
Sympson Levies Producing Company
Bardstown
Kentucky
Market Report Highlights Industrials and Major Stocks
New York stock and curb quote data from Vercoe Co. lists industrials and key brands including Am Can AT&T Cola Cola Westinghouse Ford and U.S. Steel among others. Annual post office receipts in New York exceed 64 million dollars with over 12 million pieces of regular mail and 60 thousand parcel post packages processed daily by 18 thousand workers. South Africa leads diamond exports to the United States while Switzerland France and Germany top the watch shipments arrival.
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AT. & T. Cola Cola New No Libbey Owens Ford
Mont, Ward
Owens
AGM Woolworth
Erase
BOM Westinghouse Flec
Ohio Oil
Frire Oil
N. J
BAY Steels Am. Rolling Mills Rep. Iron & Stl
U.S. Steel Com
7 Motors, Rubbers & Equipm
Chrysler Oo
Elec Autolite
Goodrich
Goodyear
Great
New York
South Africa
United States
Switzerland
France
Germany
McNary Proposes Alternate AAA Plan in Court Context
Oregon Senator Charles L. McNary offers a substitute for the AAA program outlawed by the Supreme Court. He argues his plan preserves export and domestic allotment elements and would pass constitutional scrutiny, addressing Republican concerns about the Farms policy.
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AAA
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Benste
Talmadge Rejects Endorsement of New Deal at DNC
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge publicly opposed the Democratic National Committee resolution backing the Roosevelt New Deal during a meeting in Washington. The convention is set for June 7, with routine business including state delegation reapportionment. More than 150 million pounds of honey are produced annually from 250 billion bees in 4 million hives worldwide.
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Washington
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Kenneth McKellar
Tenn
Committee
White House
United States
Arraignment in Fairfield county actions and property transfers
The court schedules arraignment for indicted individuals for 9 am Saturday in Fairfield county common pleas court with docket call at 10 am. Attorney Kermit Sitterly represents receiver Perry Hanaway in a suit by E G Ruff and others against The Amands Farmers Exchange. Real estate praisers listed. transfers include 12 acres Green Field to John W Griggs Rosa L McDonald. 17 acres Berneto from David Westenbarger to Mary Westenbarger.
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Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court
Kermit Sitterly
Perry Hanaway
The
Amands Farmers Exchange
E.G. Ruff
Exchange
Estae
John Darius
John Barrick
Chas. Mondbank
Jerome M. Arnold
Joseph D. Arnold
Greenfield
John W. Griggs
Rosa L. McDonald
Lancaster
David Westenbarger
Mary Westenbarger
Berneto
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Town Hall
Glassco
Cc. Miller
the Forrest
Ralph C. Janett
John Phillip Sousa
Oeewee Pes
Fred Jewell
Cecil
Pauline Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Adelaide Hale
Phyllis Crist
Pauline Crist
d—Marimbs
Mildred Strawn
Mirian Strawn
Jewell
Men of Honor
Russell al Brasseur
Lane National Bank
Ohio
Busines O
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Government
Gente Breesuty
Total
State OF Ohio
of Fairfield
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Graham
L. G. Silbaugh
H. R. Plum
Geo. M. Hickie
R. E. Stevenson
C. H. Zarbaugh
W. C. Spythey
U.S. Bonds & Securities
Other Bonds & Secur
Busine
U. S. Bonds
Severitiemonsoono
Secur- Hiésa
Otala Fas
Lea & Discounta
Faroe
Pleasantville Bank
Pleasantville
U.S
U. S
State OF
Fairfield
Ss. i
S. M. Patterson
M. Patterson
A. Kinsel
Clara Kinsel
H. Geiger
D.E
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Flynn
Belfast
Ireland
HSME
Lil
Damitas
Uoxep
Tahiti
Rose Marie
Vercoe & Co
Columbus
Industrials
Coppers Am
Kennecott
Curb Stocks
Ostics Seagram
Svc
Elec, Pond & Sh
Lone Star
Schenley Dstics
Penn Oil
McNary
Strange Case
Julia Craig
Nard
Pine Tavern
B. I. S. Road
CLM
Ellili
Tim McCoy
King OF Burlesque
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Jack Oakie
Vick
Loeher’s “Naborly” Drug Store
Pe Bae Peter Grimm
Lionel Barrym
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