Amusements Tonight Restore Delightful Fortemonth Play
A capacity audience enjoys the three act English comedy The Liles of the Field staged by Fortemonth Slick ers at the PF auditorium. The play features two love stories in a vicarage and London setting with twin daughters and a worldly grandmother. Dorothy White Dorothy Partridge lead Katherine and Elisabeth with Barnaby Haddon praised. cast includes Robert Walker and several others. The high school orchestra provides interludes and coaching by Gindya Hughes and Bert Leach.
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Audieucs
Amtivece
Vicarage
London
Vienr
Katherine
Elisabeth
Dorothy White
Dorothy Partridge
Barnaby Haddon
Robert Walker
Herbert Wendel- Ken
Aa Rev
Joh
Head
Ethel
Mershon
Ann
May Warman
Mia
Rookt-Watter
Virginia
Kelser
Violet
Woodrow Ishmel
Bryan Ropes
Herold Vulgamore
Withers
Dorothy Geiger
Monica Finne
Betty Deitzler
Lary Susan Rocker
Tenri Schnabl
Misa Gindya Hughes
Bert Leach
Penn football coach fired after poor season at Penn
The University of Pennsylvania announced that J. R. Ludlow Wray will not coach the football team next year or the year after. He leaves after a 5–4 season with losses to Wisconsin Notre Dame Cornell and Navy. Players and alumni criticized the team and an executive committee meeting followed reports that Wray was asked to resign.
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Associated Drees
Philadelphia
Ecumetica Athletics
University of Pennsylvania
J. R. Ludlow Wray
Wray
Pennsylvania
University
Peonsylvania
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Cornell
Navy
Rolf
Cralston
The
Pennsylvanian
Slayer Of Officer Caught By Posse
Raymond George 19, Raymond Meulan a Negro, and two other Harlem youths were arrested after a dramatic manhunt in South Wearby for the killing of Motorcycle Patrolman Edward Ruark. George says he shot the officer fearing open fire. Ruark had stated the auto was stolen. Suspects include James Mitchell 14 and James Williams 14.
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Etne Jensey
A. Bee
Ruark
James Mitchell
James Willams
Harlem
Five Injured In Train Derailment Near DUE Area
Five people were injured when nine cars of a passenger train derailed near area. Reports say brake failure and cars piled up as passengers were pushed and some fell from berths. Officials said emergency crews assisted injured travelers at the scene.
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Perrone
Creale
Norrteenpd
de Ratte
Neo Pedes
Boston Realtor's Home Hit By Sudden Incident
A Boston realtor, Barney Krasit, reported a sudden incident at his home in the Brookline area. The blast damaged windows at two adjacent houses in the Ceres HUM section early today. No injuries were confirmed and the cause remains unclear. Police investigation is ongoing.
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Ay Char
Creee Brookgline
Mira
Dov
Bom
Barney Krasit
Geston
Ceres Hum
Ape
Tajgred
Bo Teason
Former Resident Secures License in Canton Area
A former resident, identified as part of a clarified name set, obtained a license in the Canton region. The notice references information from New York and associates, noting the individual’s prior affiliation and marriage context. The text is partially garbled but confirms licensure action and a regional link.
Sciotoville Pupils Present Christmas Carols Program
Sciotoville High School and its grades in the city plan a Christmas carol program at Sciotoville Methodist Church auditorium on Thursday December 18 at 7:30 p.m. Miss Mary Carmichael directs the program with participation from the school chorus and various ensembles. invites all parents and the public.
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Sciotoville
Sciotoviie High
Crades
Mary Carmichael
Tnuzde
Adeste
Fidelia
Edne Hanagen
Laura Allard
Katherine Ressinger
Hem
Gwres
Christos Hells
Miz Moore
Gascon Caeal
Lindsay
Mina Dernice Stewart
W. F. Martin
Dorothy Lillick
Mixy Mary Carmichael
Institute to Open Monday at South Webster School
A farmers institute will open Monday December fifteenth at the South Webster school auditorium and run through Tuesday. Speaker will be John Grierson of Hillsboro and Mrs. R. Milner of Pickerington. Officials include O. D. Garrett president Oscar Burton secretary and Mrs I Havener Indy correspondent. The program features morning music invocations and talks on child opportunities dairy cattle management and home life with sessions led by Mrs Milner Mr Grierson and Rev. Davis. Election of officers and farming topics finish the program Tuesday afternoon.
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Farmers’ Institute
South Webster
John Grierson
Hillaboro
R. Milner
Pickerington
South Webster Institute
O. D. Garrett
Oscar Burton
Havener
Indy
C. St. Milnor
Mrs. Milner
Kiersan
Steeg Forms French Cabinet Amid Doubt Of Vote
Paris dispatch reports Theodore Steeg completed a cabinet to replace Andre Tardieu’s, with doubt that he can win Senate confidence. The lineup leans radical Socialist and left center, echoing the short-lived Chautemps government, including Briand on finances and Daladier on commerce among others.
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Senate
Paris
Theodore Steel
Andre Tare
Doomergue
Gros
Chautemps
Theodore Steegs
Georges Laygnes
Henri Cherony
Aristide Briand
Louis Germain-Maretins
Maurier Valmindesse
Louis Barthou
Albert Barrout
Camille
Homes figure in big trade between local citizens
A. F. Young exchanged his Gimlin BH residence for W. L. Hitchcock’s Fifth and Walter streets home after a Saturday sealed deal. Young built his house two years ago and praised as one of the finest on the Windsor. Hitchcock’s home described as modern interiors. Edward Young of Scioto Trail Realty handled negotiations.
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A. F. Young
W. L. Hitchcock
Arthur F. Young
Robey Cooper Sentenced to Penitentiary
Robey Cooper was taken to the penitentiary after being charged with intent to defraud. The proceedings listed a cash bond and a three year total sentence under Sheriff J Valwell, with cases arising near Tala Creek and Casper locations.
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Robey Cooper
Cooper
Casper
Tala Creek
Flashes Of Life And Miscellany From Across America
A collage of brief items from Ferris Institute co-eds to university smoking rules and Christmas weddings. Noteworthy notes include Ferris admissions, Missouri administration rule questions, War era bans on early alcohol sales in Prussia, a New Bern wedding offer, Baltimore Basil town quirk, and Yildiz palace rental in Istanbul.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Walter Williams
Big Damage Suit Hearing Over Crossing Death Case
In Maysville Kentucky on December 18 1929 the Malone administrator sues Chesapeake and Ohio rail for 75000 damages after the death of Thomas Malone at a Vanceburg crossing September 20 1929. The trial ends testimony and the case heads to the jury after court convenes at 10 a m and closing arguments. The plaintiff’s six witnesses described Malone as a prominent farmer and businessman in peak earning years.
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Maysville
Thomas Malone
Chesapeake & Ohio
Vanceburg
Messrs
Jones N. Kehoe
Chambers
D. Y. Newell
J. F. Hardyman
Grannia
Mike Brown
Malone
R Farmer
Commodore Pollitt
James M. Collins Jr
Mie
Hegan
Uist Melu
Film Actress Weds Flour King's Heir
In Las Vegas Nevada on December 1 Dolores Ts Solvaury 22 and Julius Holmes 21 wed. Holmes is son of the late Payton Rey Holmes Minneapolis flour magnate. The ceremony was performed by District Judge William Orr. The union follows her earlier engagement to Holmes last spring after she won damages from Ferdinand Pinney Bark. Both Mrs Wayton Wolves and the groom deny the engagement story.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Tero
Dolores Ts Solvaury
Alvnnetroes
Juhus Holmes
Payton Rey Tholmes
Minneapolis Flour Iinglints
Bark
Par
Wayton Wolves
Cooper Clan King Is Slain In Twin Creek Firefight
Adams county deputies recapture and jail Lewis after a deadly shootout at a Twin creek still scene. Jonas Cooper is found dead with a 100 gallon still and 18 barrels of mash nearby. The gunfight involves Rivers and other men as authorities trace the origin of the feud tied to Cooper family history. Dick Cooper, son of Fred Cooper, was killed years earlier in a raid. The report links local officers and a long-running feud, noting Jonas Cooper’s brothers and kin are implicated or jailed.
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Scioto County
Lewis
Atil
Jonas Cooper
Rivers
Tring
Fer
Charles Mack
Cooper
Mack
Adams County
Twin Creek
Coopers
Rivera
Carlos Graham
Seloto
al Bridwell
Frank Purdy
Hverett Ridge
W. L. Smith
Gerbert T. Caldwell
C. C. Porter
Virgil Fowler
Twin Creeka
Jonas
Seiota County
Jonas Alway
Dick Cooper
Charles Cooper
Charles
McGraw
New Boston
Fred Cooper
Fill
Willim Jonns
Crate Cooper
Hetty
Zolla
Irene
Ruth
James
Fred
Upper Twin
A.P
Edward and
Kenney
Lillie McGraw
Front Street
Sally Mitchell
Nettle-Cooper
Alsters
White Jonas
Kirk
This Rheumatic Medicine Dissolves Uric Acid Deposits
A claim purports a safe powerful liquid named Allenen that dissolves uric acid deposits, promising quick relief from rheumatic distress. It touts a general price of 85 cents for an eight ounce bottle and availability at Smith's Cut Nate Drug Stores and other druggists nationwide.
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Smith's
Nate
America
Hauck Suffers Heart Attack At Selby Shoe Plant
Charles J. Hauck general superintendent of the Selby Shoe company suffered a heart attack at the factory Friday afternoon and was in precarious condition for hours. He showed slight improvement Saturday but remained in danger. Hauck, a prominent Southern Ohio shoe executive, was hospitalized Thursday. Mansfield dispatch notes over 1,000 Richland county motorists signed a petition urging an Ohio driver license and safety responsibility law.
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Selby Shoe Company
Charles J. Hauck
Offnere Street
Hnuck
Ohio
Mansfield
Tiehland County
Ohl State Auto Mobile Association
Y M L C A Recital to Close Four Weeks of Training
The Y M C A normal school of vocal music will close four weeks of intensive training with a recital at First Baptist church Friday December 18 at 7 30 p m. Seventy five students under Professors J Tor ter Thomason and F Pierce Heatwole will perform in a program including solos duets quartets and chorus pieces with a brief address on God s Tomorrow and diplomas awarded to students. Admission is free with offering to defray expenses. Separately Luther Bradshaw Jr 10 died in a hospital after being struck by a car in Marion Oklahoma earlier today.
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Rideout Room
First Baptist Churely
Aunior
Railway X
O. Schellenger
E. M. Farrie
Red
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