Floods Threaten Cities and Farms Across Ohio River Region
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ohio River and tributaries rising rapidly flooding farms near Elizabethtown and Covington while cities like Cincinnati Newport and California face extensive inundation. Dozens of towns under water, hundreds rescued, and deaths reported as waters threaten Kentucky Indiana and Ohio regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Huntington
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Indiana
New Richmond
Manchester
Johnarrison
Faughter
Avice
Hank
California
George Heideman
Henry Linneeman
John Bain
Covington
AL Lawrenceburg
Ind
Charles Ephen
Virginia
Kentucky
Fiein
Wauniiten
Pennsylvania
Monongahela
Ghio River
Newport
Dingy Wate
King of the Jungle at Dickinson theater draws capacity crowds
A review of King of the Jungle at the Dickinson theater praises the real looking wildlife spectacle. The story follows a boy raised by lions after his parents die in Africa and features dramatic scenes including a circus fire and lions and tigers in action. The film is noted for impressive photography and convincing animal stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Dickinson Theater
Africa
Crabbe
Dickinson program features comedy and “Strange As Seems”
On Monday evening KFKU airs campus calendar and Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes with a Tuesday review. The schedule includes a German test, a feature on John Galsworthy, and questions about a school teacher Frances Dee who can tame a lion man, paired with a comedy reel and a “Strange As Seems” feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Engel. Ok
John Galsworth
Frances Dee
Buster
Altho
Dickinson
Jews Flee Germany as Hitler Solidifies Grip
New York dispatch reports rapid Nazi consolidation and mass emigration of Jews and leftists from Germany. It notes press suppression, impending extinction of parliament, and Einstein choosing exile in Antwerp as thousands flee to surrounding countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
New York
Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Matteotti
Hitl
Russia
Poland
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Antwerp
Cradle of Liberty: Fanueil Hall Venerated in Boston History
In 1740 Peter Fanuel built a five story brick hall in Boston with a public market basement and rooms for town officers and meetings. It hosted famed patriot appeals and, by March 1850, Daniel Webster termed it the Cradle of American liberty, a name still used today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanuel
Peter Fanuel
Boston
Daniel Webster
archie Level and Edna Harding Arrested in Raid
Archie Level known as Satin Top and Edna Harding were jailed awaiting persistent violation of prohibitory laws charges after a raid on a house at 20 New Jersey Street last night. Police Chief W J Cummings and officers Turner Dowers Hunter Hubbell, with County Attorney Stevens, reported about three pints of whiskey found at the scene. Harding had recently been released from the state penitentiary where she served time on a liquor charge. A separate report notes an attempted theft of Orval Feltner's 1928 Ford coupe from his Vermont Street garage Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie “Satin
Edna Harding
New Jersey Street
W. J. Cummings
Houston Turner
Lilburn Dowers
Floyd Hunter
Ralph Hubbell
R. B. Stevens
Ives Chapel people visit in Kansas City area
Western Kansas travel is noted as Ives Chapel W R Sutor and companions visit Mrs Simpson and Mrs Hadley at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City. The Phoebe Emery Missionary Auxiliary met at Rev Hall’s home with many attendees. Also reported are church events, a Baker University chapel visit, a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Buckner, a large Thanksgiving style dinner for relatives, and various visits and telegrams from Baldwin, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Kansas City communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sutor
Kansas
William Simpson
L. L. Hadley
R. G. McConnell
Kansas City
Simpson
Hadley
Bell Memorial Hospital
Phoebe Emery
Ives Chapel
E. P. Hall
Barber
M.A. Ault
Oliver Price
Lada Flanders
Margaret
T. F. Haas
George Frye
C. B. Merry
Manfice Frye
Leren McGhee
Oliver McDaniel
Catherine van Keuren
Emma Emery
Hall
Oliver | Price
Philip Milley
Catherine _ Van Keuren
Ninland
Warne Hay
Hay Machinery Company
Wellsville
Martin Roche
Sevier Tadlock
Catherine van Ki Emma Emery
Cleda Davison
Jene Fleshman
Margaret Ihers
Baker University
E. Buckner
Homewood
Ben Davison
Firs
Buckner
John Buckner
Don
Princeton
Mr City
Oldham Buchanan
Farland
Lam Buckner
Paola
Edwin
Margare
Baldwin
Cary
Chicago
Luther Hish
Willington
Lll
Clyde Stewart
Synn Taylor
Lawrence
Rachel White
Nettie Shockey Jeff
Raymond Barkley
Philip Fishman
Betty Lou
Ralph Williams
California
Mrs. Simpson
Iuing
Marlin Cook Andle
Eugene Cooprider
Roy McGhee
Austin McGhee
Pen Davison
Frank Lobingier
Mary Low
Ottawa
Willian Simpson
Albert
Raan
Mar
Philip Stite
Harry Sammer
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
George Sammer
Frank Lobingie
L.L. Hadley
George Thomas Walyer
Paul. Merry
C. D. Bowser
Roy Clary
W.W. Whitted
Tand
Ted Brown
George Butell
Richard Butell
Herman Butell
Dewey McClay
Freone
Richard
Maxine
Nina Geneva
Goldie Enyart
Epworth
Ehart
Community Visits and Sunday Gatherings Reported
Local residents from Ottawa and surroundings spent Sunday visiting hospitals, homes, and churches. The article lists numerous families visiting Mrs. William Simpson and others at Bell Memorial hospital, dining with friends, and attending Epworth League and birthday gatherings. It notes Joe Wert’s report of a 30 day stay return from Bell Memorial and shuttered shingles crew at Phoebe Emery’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jardon
Harold Freund
Buddy Jardon
Ehart
Jardon
Peggy
Huddy
Harry Freund
Harold
John F. Shriver
Gardner
Richard Butell
Joe Schehrer
Eudora
Anna Lobingier
Poland
Handy
Topeka
James Osher
Haas
Ed Moss
Moss
Florence Benander
T. F. Han
John Wert
Charles Wineinger
Mr. Wert
Joe
Bell Memorial Hospital
Phoebe Emery
Bert. Emery
Philip Miller
Emery Bell
George Frye
Fred
Topeka visits and farm activity in Columbia area
Last summer worker Maxine Carnahan and a group of Topeka residents visited. A string of farm moves and chores follows including chicks purchased, hogs shod, goats bought, cattle butchered, oil drilling started, and harnesses stolen. Local families such as Markleys Florys and Shucks are noted with daily tasks and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Solon Markley
Charles Shuck
John Hagen
Charlie Brohammer
John Hyre
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Ed Deay
Harve Florys
Will Churchoauch
Marshall Churchbaugh
Faye Montgomery
Jesse Markley
Roy Puckett
George Markley Place
Will Tee
Calvin
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Incinnati
Walter Stratham
the Dickinson
KFKU
Yee
Guage
Orchard Bamgartare
Archie Level
Orval Feltner
Vermont Street
Journal-World
Pater
John . Barrymore
Broadway
Bena W. Lewy
Mote
Fagnoll
Ath Myrna Loy
Loretta Young
Geo. Brent
Aunt Besko
Wheeler & Woolsey
Mass
Treworgy & Rutter
Long Electric CO
8Th St
Pickens Welding Shop
St. Lawrence
Kans
United
Univen
Clifford Haverfy
Mer
OLEO
Ibs
Lou Ibs
Coffee United Blend
OATS
Jersey
Dickinson Theatre
Hollywood
Lawrence Real
Frank Barnes
Columbia
Henry Flory
Peterson
William Flory
Sam Churchbaugh
Fred Howser and Son
Frank Mohler
House of Service
Dickinso
the Lion Man
Buster Crabbe
Boys From
Harlem
Gander
Ruby Philips Bramwell
Guaranteed Entertainment
Green Hall
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