Greece reels after Plastiras coup ends dictatorship
Eleuther Venizelos says he is through after his election defeat and resignation as Premier. General Plastiras seized the government, ended his dictatorship, and martial law was lifted as troops planned to march on Athens. One killed, 25 wounded in the unrest. Venizelos planned to depart Greece this afternoon aboard a destroyer.
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Athens
Eleuther
Venizelos
Greece
Tony
Wilkies
Mia
Nicholas Plastiras
Plastiras
Constantine
Panajott Tsaldaris
Popular
Otheones
Shear Street Designated City Street For Sewer Plan
Council last night passed an ordinance making Shear Street a city street clearing title so the city can accept the road and install a sewer. City engineer plans for sewer installation were approved unanimously after residents petitioned for the improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shear Street
Health Department
Howard Butler
O. E. Rankin
Carliss Film Brightens Capitol with The King's Vacation
George Arliss stars in The King's Vacation at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Thursday with an exceptionally fine supporting cast. A Fatty Arbuckle comedy will also be shown on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Capitol Theatre
Fatty Arbuckle
Betty Compson Returns in Guilty or Not Guilty at Rivoli
Betty Compson comes back to the screen after a year away in Guilty or Not Guilty opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. The drama follows a girl trying to free herself from criminals who obtain her release with a false confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Compson
Goethe on Pain Tolerance and Moral Suffering
Goethe remarks that a person can bear only a certain degree of pain whether physical or moral. When pain exceeds that proportion it dulls sensibility and fosters indifference.
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Goethe
Sylvan Park drama weaves through renewed hope and doubt
In chapter 417 Uncle Tad tends Barney while Elise and Oliver King face danger. Elise confesses guilt, Barney awaits the doctor, and Taylor and Lad discuss roots and future. Araminta trembles over Barney’s rally, Leontine plans a Courtyard Club dance as Orlando’s secrets linger.
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Tad
Oliver
Barney
Elise
Max
Uncle Tad
Hashi
King
Oliver King
Barner
Tasser
Helen
Sthan Perk
Sylvan Park
Taylor
Lad
Leontine
Leo
Araminta
Gomrz
Anne Hampton
Leslie Hall
Longfellow
Ordinance Refers indigent care contract to finance committee
An ordinance authorizing a contract with the Tlrria Clinic to care for the city's indigent sick was presented by Councilman Leonard Smith and referred to the finance committee. The Clinic would receive charity cases at $450 a day, while Memorial Hospital already contracted care at $5 a day.
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Tlrria
Counciman Leonard Smith
Memorial Hospital
Prisoner Seeks Furlough and One Dollar for Smoke
District Judge Langston King receives a prisoner letter from Will Downs Negra asking for a small favor a dollar to buy tobacco. The judge replies he will not send the money but suggests a furlough and notes Downs could earn a dollar instead.
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Houston
Langston King
Will Downs
Negra
King
Downs
Arco
Becaus
Ramblings With The Flowers by Mrs C F Ensign
A reflective poem urging patience amid life’s shadows. It compares clouds to difficulties and suggests light arrives if one holds to faith. The author notes children bring sunlit hope and we should gather daily rays, storing them like bright keys in a treasure house.
Flower Name Origins and Meanings Across Common Varieties
The article links flower names to their roots such as Aster meaning star and Chrysanthemum from gold flower. Daisy traces to day’s eye, Gladiolus to sword, Heliotrope to turns toward the sun, Marigold to Mary’s Gold, Lady Slipper to Our Lady, Geranium from crane, Iris to rainbow, Rose to Rosa, Narcissus to narcotic, Forsythia named after William Forsyth.
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Forsythia
William Forsyth
China
Community Notes From Huntington Society Meeting
Huntington March 7 The United Church Ladies Aid Society Circle No 3 met at Mrs Francis Coe’s home west of the center. Aird dinner was served and a birthday surprise honored Miss Amy Greenband on her 22nd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Elmer Grier and several local families. Others visiting and attending various gatherings are listed among residents from Sullivan Oberlin Ridgeville Spencer and Wellington with multiple local names and events noted.
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Huntington
United Church Ladies’ Aig Society Circle No
Francis Coe
Center
Wadpedar
Amy Greenband
Elmer Grier
Glen Spencer Wildred Cole
Sullivan
Hah
Schooner
Weste
Ashland
T. W. Regal
Ridgeville
Ethel Regal
Oberlin
Wilbur Rook
Dean
Antone Nagele
Falls
Wellington
Gladys Johnston
Betty Gott
B. H. Miller
John Everett
All County Band
Clearview
Junior Kolb
Gordon Rogers
Harold Kreuch
My- Tron Kolbe
Oscar Rapking
George Larsen
Betty Cassell
Will McConnell
Pittsfield
Will Koons
Arnold Fast
Lois Fast
Mr. Fox
Nova, QO
Harry Pratt
Talk on Electrical Refrigeration for Dealers and Employees
Dr. Allison, national cooperative promotional representative, will speak at 4 30 P M Wednesday at the G A R Hall to discuss cooperative efforts with dealers for expanding use of electrical devices. He has ties to the Nineteen Hundred Company Brown Dorrance Electric Company and Hoover Company and is visiting nine Ohio cities under Ohio Public Service Company to promote policy.
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G. A. R. Hall
Allison
National Cooperative Ssies Promotion Organization
Nineteen Hundred Company
Binghamton, N. Y
Brown- Dorrance Electric Company
Pittsburgh
Hoover Company
Chicago
Weber and Fields at Music Hall Remembered as Tragic Evening
A March 7 report recalls the Weber and Fields Music Hall opening turned tragic as the audience thinned. The surviving duo performed their old stooge routine amid boos and nostalgia, while younger patrons viewed their comedy as dated relics.
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New York
Weber
Fields
Music Hall
Mike
Weber and Fields
Rupert Hughes in Cleveland scare ends with party and fall
Rupert Hughes, on a lecture tour in Cleveland, awoke and hurried to close a window. He slipped, hung on, then toppled seven stories, dying six hours later. Bruce Reynolds, globe-trotter, also recalls street-bum experiences as he panels stories with Bruce Reynolds.
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Rupert Hughes
Cleveland
Bruce Reynolas
Globe-Trotter
Bowery
Park Avenue
Municipal
Roy Howard’s son Jack pursues global journalism year
Jack Howard, son of Roy Howard, plans a year studying migratory journalism in Siam, India, France, Germany and Sweden after stints in Japan and England. The program includes work at migratory catchholds of journalism across multiple nations.
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Roy Howard
Jack
Japan
Shanghai
Siam
India
France
Germany
Sweden
England
Radio Listings Show Evening Programs Across Stations
Tuesday March 7 radio schedule lists WTAM WHE WGAR WADE and WLW programs with varied music bands talk shows news and dramas. Highlights include Lum and Abner Ed Wynn Jane Froman Kate Smith and Easy Aces plus CBS Symphony and Theater programs.
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Seck. Hawkins
Pio Plant
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
Miles
Jacobs
Billy Bachelor
Landt
White
The
Goldbergs
King
Bernie
Ed Wynn
Oahu
Easy Aces
Maglc
Kate Smith
Lyman
Jane Froman
Ann Heath
Ed Quin
Bob Pierce
CBS Symphon
Jones
WGAR
Hall
Nelson
Charles Carlile
Haymes
Belasco
Ball Room Orch
Orch Wade
Rels and
Dunn
Kent College
Myrt and
Marge
Parker Lowell
Thompson
Auction
Magic
Jane Fromap “o-Valls
Furn
St. Mission
Willie Dunn
Edwin C. Hill
Chas
Carlile
CBS Symphony
WLW
Dog Talks
Mian Sunshine
Sportsman
the Magician
Ladies Trio
Sunshine Boys
Los Amigos
Moon River
McGarber
Thres’ Orchestra
Musical Acts Listed for Local Show Cards
A garbled listing names Johnson Bros 45 Organ Moods and various acts including Roamin Rhythm City Muigs and Marvel Mayers. Other entries mention Commerford Al Bannens Orch Reed Melody Parade Fern Southard Mary Bradford and Hack tts Orch with tea dances and performances noted.
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Johnson Bros
Breakfast Club
City Muigs
Commerford
Marvel Mayers
al Bannens
C Reed
Bartone
Melody Parade
Jimmy Bettes
Fern Southard
Mary Bradford
Musical Doctors
Dining on Diners and Train Tales of Transit Meals
The writer recalls dining on trains and compares diners to the Ritz, noting the pleasant reverence of shared meals aboard rail cars. Mentions Chauncey Depew E H Harriman and a psychiatrist who visits Philadelphia for dinner and a show, with vivid details about pickled gherkins and fried ham flavors. A late note claims a disturbance at a door with soft footfalls.
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Philadelphia
Chauncey Depew
E. H. Harriman
No Ville Place
Ritz
Walter Wanger
Bicycle collisions rise in Pennsylvania reported
Harrisburg reports 385 bicycle and motorcycle collisions across Pennsylvania over the past year. Twelve people were killed and 403 injured according to Department of Revenue figures released.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
St Marys church ladies tie comforters for the needy
Wakeman notes show St Marys church group tying comforters for the needy at Mrs James Barry home with members listed. Senior Class and teachers held a party hosted by Lois Bickel featuring cards and jig saw puzzles and refreshments. Local visits and P T A play Go Slow Mary announced for March 8 at the school auditorium.
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Kipton O
St. Mary's Church
Wakeman
James Barry
Ed Daugherty
Bert Cowny
Martin Logan
Thomas Cowny
James Murray
John Guthrie
Thomas Maehler
J. Dunn
P. J. Fay
Thomas Fay
John Dugan
H. W. Baetz
Ruth Kelly
Jessie Mellor
Mr. Lawrence
Evelyn Smith
Edith Hudson
Florence Emory
Muriel Davidson
Lyle Slack
Charles Bayless
Dexter Dobney
Robert Brumby
Paul Sandrock
Lois Bickel
Ralph Holden
Birmingham
Ellwood Austin
C. J. Betts
John Moehl
Oberlin
A. J. Betts
Paul Weber
Cleveland
J. N. Weber
Fred Perkins
George Bickel
Gaylor
Wellington
Mary
Penny Carnival Draws Three Hundred at Penfield PTA Event
The Penfield PA held a Friday evening carnival in the school auditorium attracting over 300 attendees. Attractions included rainbow orchestra, Dancing Dolls, The Lean Dog act, a ministrel show, bunco, two Wellington magicians, a fortune teller, and refreshments by high school girls and PTA ladies. Andersons orchestra from Wellington provided dancing music.
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Penfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Rainbow Orchestra
Lean Dog
Bunco
Wellington
Pearl Wilford
Lodi
Andersons Orchestra
P T A, Association
Birthday Dinner Attends Mrs Elliots Family and Friends
A Wellington area social note records Mr. and Mrs. H. Elliot and family hosting a Sunday birthday dinner for Mrs Elliots sister Miss Orne Finkle at the W. D. Finkle home. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Naylor and Miss Dorothy Wallineton from La Grange and various local households.
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H. Elliot
Mrs Elliott
Miss Orne Finkle
W. D. Finkle
Wellington
War declaration looming as Asia conflict widens
The remark hints at a forthcoming Japanese-Chinese official declaration of war. It notes possible neutral reactions from an unnamed African state and suggests broader international implications.
Two Women Made Happy by Lydia E. Pinkham Formula
A 47 year old woman reports terrible headaches and nervous exhaustion improved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes better nerves, sleep, energy and strength. Another testimonial from Mrs Goodwin credits Y. C. Pills for constipation alongside improved wellbeing.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C. Richards
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
L-. Goodwin
26Th St
Columbus,Georgia
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Dreamland
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Letty Lynton
Robt
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C. A. Regal
Daniel Leininger
Jon Robert
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Robison
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Hima Singh
James Melton
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Radio Educate
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Uwi
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Ann Hard
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Westminster Choir
Women’s Review
Twilight Tunes
Paul Wing
Cook
Jack Rose
St. Regis Orch
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Sien Off
Ted DeTurk
Wyant
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Ilary
PeeRe
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L Rich
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Ann Lear
Amercin Schol
Rhythm Kings
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Nenus
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Lyman’s Orch
Bing Ucrosoy
the Bachelor
Guy Lombardn
Fdw C Hutu
Rad'o Tony
Columbia
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Bill and
Jane
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Joe Bald
Moss and
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Aunt Judas
Clara
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US Army Band
Smackout
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Lee Su
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Bob $S
Radio Troubadors
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Strong Lady
Orphan Annie
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kipton
Elizabeth Naylor
Dorothy Wallineton
la Grange
Congregational? Society
Q. L. Barnes and
Robert
Richard Leach
C. M. Myers
Lloyd Gott
Joyce Corrine
Janis Irene
E. Minkler
Lee Minkler
Elizabeth Bane
Opera House
Joe Browand
H. H. Hollibaugh
Vera McComb
Wanda
Henry Stout
Jeannette
Ahion
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Elyria Plumbing Supply CO
Elyria Plumbing & Heating Co
Temple Court
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