Committees Named For Local Entertainment
Local entertainment efforts advance with First M E Ladies Aid presenting a home talent play The Womanless Wedding February 3 and 4 at City Hall Directors include Miss Mary D Ashley as production director A 75 person cast is being formed Committees lead by General Chairman Mrs G C Welker Cast Committee Miss Jane Sanders Mrs W G Seaman Mrs Paul Aten and William McLain Costume Committee chaired by Mrs J Riddle Mrs Herman Roller Mrs HL Shank Mrs E Crist Mrs Paul Parker Mrs Chas Drinkle and Mrs Raymond Smart Stage Committee led by Mrs L M Rodgers Mrs Homer Ware Mrs EW Mettler Robert Onks Lemore Marshall and Robert Berry Advertising William C Scholl Ticket Edward Crist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsas
First
Mary
D. Ashley
Jane Sanders
W. G. Seaman
Paul Aten
Wiliam McLain
J. ©. Riddle
Herman Roller
E. Crist
Paul Parker
Chas, Drinkle
Raymond Smart
L. M. Rodgers
Homer Ware
EW. Mettler
Robert Onks
Lemore Marshall
Robert Berry
William C. Scholl
Edward Crist
Kerr Named Publisher of Lancaster Eagle
Last week Kenneth Kerr United States Marshal for Southern Ohio was appointed publisher of the Lancaster Eagle. Kerr already published the Logan Daily News and managed the New Lexington paper, joining a Kerr Galvin and Ohio News chain of papers now operated by the Kerr interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Somerset Press
Kenneth Kerr
United States
Ohio
Lancaster Eagle
Kerr
Logan Daily News
Lexington
Lancaster
Galvin
Ohio News
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
No matter how many medicines tried for your cough chest or bronchial irritation you can with Cream.
New York Stock and Curb Quotations Reported by Vercoe
Market brief from Vercoe and Co Columbus Ohio with 2 P. M prices January 24 listing utilities industrials and motors rubbers copper and mines stocks. Notable names include Am Can AT T Coca Cola Kroger Ford Westinghouse Cont of Ohio U S Steel Chrysler Gen Motors Goodyear Goodrich Rand etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vercoe . & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Am. Can
Coca Cola New Kroger Libbey Owens Ford
Mont
Ward Nat
Dsuirs
Owens i Glass
Stand Brands
Woolworth
Westinghouse Elec
Rolling Mills
Rep
Iron & St
Motors
Federal Housing Admin executive to visit Lancaster store
M B Corous of the Federal Housing Administration will be at the Cussins and Pearn Store 138 South Columbus Street Tuesday and Wednesday January 28 29 to meet and answer questions about offers and information. Ezra Martin and Pleasant Valley folks present a skit at Lancaster High School Auditorium with no admission charged. Corous will speak at the show. Weather postponed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Corous
Federal Housing Administration
Lancaster Cussins and Pearn
Columbus Street
Unele
Ezra Martin
Pleasant Valley
Lancaster “High School
Exra
L Cussins
Corous
Pearance
Funeral for A R Coss Set for Monday at St Johns Church
Funeral services for A R Coss aged 42 who died Wednesday afternoon at 22146 South Broad Street Thiremes Apt will be held Monday at 10 30 p m at St Johns Episcopal Church with OF Randolph officiating. Interment in Forest Rose Cemetery. Frank E Smith Funeral Home in charge. Friends may call at home anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Coss
South Broad Street
Thiremes Apt
St. John’s .Episcopal Church
Randolph
Forest Rose
Frank. E. Smith
Martens Motor Co Wins Dodge Truck Sales Award
Dodge Truck Sales Award from Chrysler Corp honors The Martens Motor Co. local dealer at Center and Broadway as the division's top honor. The recognition marks the highest accolade given by the truck division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martens CO
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Martens Motor Co
Center
Broadway
Dodge Truck Sales Award Named to County Dealers
J. D. Burke, director of truck sales for Dodge, confirms that only a few dealers win the Dodge Truck Sales Award. Winners rank high in all truck sales records within their counties for three months or more, based on the number of Dodge trucks sold compared with total registrations in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burke
Dodge
Saturday To Lift Mercury Continued From Page One
Monticello Indiana twins Billie Dean and Frances Jean Dolph suffocated in a farm home when blankets wrapped too tightly around them. A $30 000 fire swept through a three story building in Angola business district, threatening the city. Newark WPA workers rescued after 28 hours marooned by blizzard with timber for shelter and 40 colleagues driving through snow drifts with horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Dean
Frances Jean
Newark
WPA
Clarence Mayberry
Harry Daly
Walter Huninger
Ross van Winkle
Arnold Scott
Blizz
John Davis
Portageville Man Surrenders After 28 Years
Mayfield Kentucky January 24 After 38 years George Hobbs of Portageville Missouri went to County Judge W S Sullivan and offered to surrender for a breach of peace warrant. The judge recalled the incident from 3 years ago but said the warrant was long lost so Hobbs was freed. Hobbs sighed with relief and left the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield, Ky
George Hobbs
Portageville
W. 8. Sullivean
Hobbs
Sullivan
Bullivan
Warran
Plans for Fairfield County F and G Banquet January 29
Plans have been completed for the annual banquet of the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association to be held at the local Elks Home Wednesday night January 26. Ray Miller of the State Conservation Council will speak, with other speakers including Director Woodell of the Conservation Department and Rev. W. K. Himes among the list. The event will be presided by Fairfield county common pleas Judge F. M. Acton as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Elks Home
Ray Miller
State Conservation— Council
Dick ‘Trimbles
Theéstira
Miller
Fairfield County
Woodell
Conservation Department
Isreal Blosser
Grange
Fred ‘Harlow
Fairfield County, Common Pleas
F. M. Acton
George Reinhart
Fish: and’ Game Association
Thomas B. Cox
W. K. Himes
First English Lutheran Church
Chas. E. Moyer
Sam Weirich
FM. Paul
Chamber of Commerce
Thos. Baus
Len Richards
Alfred University Cuts Back on Student Dances
Alfred University student life committee cracks down on parties. Big bands are replaced by Victrola records at most socials. Only the inter fraternity Ball and the St. Pats Ball will hire moderately priced orchestras to cut costs and widen attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred, N
Alfred University
Victrola Records
St. Pat's
Westinghouse Marks 50th Anniversary with Dealers Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Chas E Miller and Ralph Webster attended a Westinghouse Refrigeration distributors meeting at the Elks home in Columbus. The event opened the Golden Jubilee of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co and previewed a campaign for 1936. A highlight was the Pageant of Electrical Progress showing 50 years of achievement. Miller notes the company plans to spend over a quarter of a million dollars to expand and enlarge refrigeration production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Miller
Ralph Webster
Good Housekeeping Shop
Westinghouse Refrigerator Distributors
Elks Home
Columbus
Weating- House” Electric and Manufacturing Co
Miller Receives Plaque for 1935 Outstanding Work
In recognition of his outstanding work in 1935 Mr Miller was presented with a beautiful plaque. His star ranked seventh among thirty five high dealers for this period and the facilities anticipate the greatest year in their history.
Cane Maker Prepares Early For Berkshire County Fairs
CHARLEMONT MASS January 24 W M Pratt an octogenarian cane maker with nearly five decades in business is preparing for next summers Berkshire County fairs. He also crafts chairs baby carrings stock wagon wheel material and apple crates and makes walking sticks sold at county fairs. His storage holds fine ash oak and pine lumber from western Massachusetts, underscoring readiness for the busy fair season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlemont
Mass
W. M. Pratt
Berkshire
Pratt
Mit
Atlll Sands
Fie
Rrp
Women Rated Higher as Air Travelers in Survey
Chicago report from an air line ground school survey finds women better air travelers than men. Women flying for first time relax quicker, handle weather calmer, follow instructions more carefully, and smoke ashes more safely. Men demand more and ask more questions, and may deal with airsickness more seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Air- One
Inn Shelters 36 Nationalities in London Youth House
In Camden Town London a youth group called Youth House operates an experiment in communal living. Open to anyone under 30 who is broad minded and accepts all colors races and creeds residents pay 3 to 8 dollars weekly and contribute labor. So far 36 nationalities reside harmoniously in the house with residents handling most tasks from repairs to decorations. The group aims to expand with Youth Houses in other towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Camden Town
Youth Howe
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Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Besos Aisud
Atrane
Cen MO
Lewis Offield
Montes
Aatill
Dick Powell
Fred Allen
Ann Dvorak
Paul Whitemman
Patsy Kelly
Raymond Wailburn
Bt Macht
An, Pacific
Col. Gas & Elec
Industrials
Stand
Ind
N. J
Kennecott
Curb Stocks Am
Gag & Elec
Distiers Seagram
Lone Star
Schenley
Penn Oil
FH. A
Cussins & Fearns
Coss
Mercury
Dodger
America
King George V
Hull Pays
Canada
Majestic
Britain
George V
England
Hull
Washington
Conservation Council
Judge Acton
Doh McClenaghan
Robt, Bacchle
Howard Tohnogon
Thos
Baus
Joe Alten
Jess Johnson
Dick Belhorn
Robi
Harris
Cloak ' Room
Porter Kaufman
Westinghouse Presents
Gene Taymonp
Erte Bler
Anardwagon
Emtiatarement
Pausic
Jack Hulbert
Waline Torte
MasBulldog
Drummon
Fay Wray
Claude Hulbert Be Poot
Bob Steele
Riders OF the Law
Aleo
McSweeny’s Hall
Round and Square
Welshire
Ted Benner
Night Club
17Th
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Frankie Darro
Lola Lane
Jack Mulhall
Barnes
SUN
Eagles
Man
Eugene O'Neill
Clarence Brown
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