Ten Injured in Hollywood Blaze at Paramount Stage
Hollywood Calif Jan 17 Six firemen and four studio employees were injured when a new $750 000 sound film stage at Paramount, famous Players Lasky studio, burned. Loss estimated at $400 000. Fireman William A Cathao, 38, critically hurt by an explosion hurling him from a 60 foot ladder. Fire units battled the blaze for nearly four hours. cause was a short circuit in wiring.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paramount
Famous Players-Lasky
William A. CatHao
Beatrice Mintier Burned To Death In Ohio Home Fire
An 18 month old child Beatrice Mintier died in a house fire that destroyed her parents home near Newark Ohio. Two other children escaped and the infant's body was recovered after firefighters put out the blaze.
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Newark
Beatrice Mintier
Robert Mintier
Here
Public Schools in New York City Learn Pupils and Teachers Count
In New York City public schools there are 1,032,959 pupils and 33,644 teachers.
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New York City
Two Teens Die of Carbon Monoxide In Car
In Wheeling West Virginia carbon monoxide is identified as the cause of death for Elizabeth Ayers sixteen and Edward Price sixteen both of Elm Grove. Their bodies were found in a parked automobile late yesterday after they were last seen Tuesday night when they went for a ride. Price stopped the car but left the motor running allowing exhaust fumes to fill the vehicle along an isolated highway.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Elizabeth Ayers
Edward Price
Elm Grove
Here
Price
YEGGS GET $580 FROM GALLIPOLIS MAN
C W Sweeney of Gallipolis reported to police that two bandits held him up last night and robbed him of 580 dollars on a side street in Columbus.
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Yeggs
Gallipolis
Columbus
C. W. Sweeney
Birmingham M E church notes Sunday 1929
Birmingham Ohio church notices list Sunday school at 9 a m and evening service at 730 pm with Rev W M Kinsley pastor Numerous local visits and greetings are noted including Mr and Mrs R G Brown Mrs Barbara Latteman and son George Mrs Libbie Ennes improving after flu and several who visited friends on Butler road Florence and Vermilion.
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Birmingham. O
Birmingham M. E
W. M. Kinsley
Ane A. m
R. G. Brown
Barbara Latteman
George
Libbie Ennes
P. H. Battenhouse
Lewis
Elshna
Henry Shaffer
Henry Dalton
Butler Road
Faler
J. D. Parker
Barbara Hilberg
Elyria
Horace Allen
Vermilion
L. A. Eppler
Otis West
George Grime
Florence
Ella Mae Reid
Florida
Perry
Georgia
Thomas Rusk
Dorothy
Galion
Glen Klady
Dorothy Merers
Milan
Dorothy Wilber
R. Waidron
Community Notes From Berlin Heights and Nearby Areas
Names of residents and visitors appear across Berlin Heights and nearby towns. Mentions include Marquite and Ruth Matz visiting Clyde, Charley Mapes ill with flu, Hamilton spouses hosting guests, and several calls and visits among families in Elyria, Oberlin, Canton, Wellington, Norwalk, and Norwalk.
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Marquite
Berlin Heights
Mary Bogart
Charley Mapes
Henry M. Date
Oberlin
G. M. Snyder
Edna Sell
Leon Mapes
Elyria
George Perham
J. D. Parker
Otis West
L. E. Normando
William Moser
Dorothy
Canton
Rosetta Moser
Charler Hinkley
Wellington
Thomas Rusk
Katherine Heimsath
Norwalk
Helen Pease
Ruth Matz
Clyde
O. Charley Mapes
J. J. Moses
Russel
Rogette Moses
HH. W. Butcher
A. E. Herman
Alton
Helen Boughton
Orlando Reighler
W. S. Coustrip
Theodore Latteman
Barbara Latteman
George
Missionary society hosts gathering at Klert home
Amherst Amberst January 17 reports the Missionary society of St Peter's Evangelical church entertained tonight at Mrs Herman Klert's North Main street with Mrs Emery Sondergeld assisting. The Ladies Aid of the local Congregational church met at the church parlors with devotionals led by Mrs M W Marshall and plans to sew comfortables. After business, refreshments were served to 35 members and two guests, Mrs C J Wedham of Cleveland and Mrs Raymond Sprague. The annual meeting of the library board was held in the public library with officer elections for the ensuing year.
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Amberst
Missionary Society of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Herman Klert
North Main Street
Emery Sondergeld
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ada Purcell
Ed Lehman
M. W. Marshall
Local club officers and upcoming meetings announced
The Just-en-Mere club of Brownhelm Congregational names M J Wesbecker as president and committees on book and reparation. V Parent-Teacher Association meeting for South Amherst schools postponed due to influenza ban. Local residents host visiting couples tonight. Illness and recent hospital surgeries noted for Mrs Wengen and Mrs Brennen. Cottage prayer meeting at C J Ruth home planned for this evening.
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J. A. Wesbecker
A. T R. Tolhurst
Marion Steele
Maud Nelding
Lucey Rnuemer
H. W. Powers
Henry Leimbach
L. Green
Just-en-Mere
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhelm
Vparent- Teacher Association of
South Amherst
E. A. Schultz
Woodhill Drive
Paul Christman
Nappanee
Ind
Lester True
Drowns in Ohio River Near Gallipolis
Edward Rainey twenty two from North Point Pleasant drowned five miles from Gallipolis Ohio when he slipped on an ice coated deck of a steel boat and fell into the river. His body was carried away by floating ice.
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Ohio River
Gallipolis
Edward Rainey
North Point Pleasant
Here
Bold New Locomotive To Pull Two Mile Trains Soon
A powerhouse steam locomotive near completion promises to haul two mile long trains on level track. It claims the title of the most powerful loco built and is valued at 150000 to 175000 dollars. Its water consumption in one hour equals the daily use of water by more than 190 families.
Marmola prescription tablets promise slimming and health
A 20 year old weight loss method, Marmola tablets, is promoted as the modern scientific solution to excess fat. The ad claims millions of boxes used and visible beauty and vitality gains, inviting readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box with an informational book.
Mother Machree Reignites American Musical Heart
For over a score of years the song Mother Machree has captured American imaginations and hearts. The piece’s lyric beauty compelled audiences and haunted its author, Rida John. A tenor’s recital is repeatedly enriched when its rendition is requested by listeners.
The Shopworn Angel Star Attracts Gary Cooper
A fragment notes the film The Shopworn Angel featuring a young star in the title role beside Gary Cooper. The piece praises her growing popularity with each performance and hints at public reception.
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Gary Cooper
Paramount
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