Broadway Bride Everyone In Court Sees Dramatic Honeymoon Shakeup
Natalie Dudley on the stand reveals a web of marriages and deceptions led by her sister Nita. Amid reporters and photographers, the courtroom drama culminates in a double wedding at the Municipal Chapel as Natalie and Alyn Brady wed for real while Nita, sly and bold, orchestrates the scheme and its quick reversal. The judge, amused, notes the improvised ceremonies and the ensuing annulment before the couple seals their vows in a second ceremony.
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Warren Menken
Natalie
Judge O'Connor
Helen Morgan
Nita
Natale
Darling
Nat
Warren
The
Mirror
Charles
Tex Guinan
Mié
Alyn Brady
Alyn
Natalie Dudley
Alin Brady
Alva
Mr. Young
Tve
Vita
Mita
Ami
Natale Brady
Marrage
Nia
Chiles Young
Charles Young
Truesdale
Alm Sne
Beulah Woods of Ashland Spends Time in Spencer
Spencer briefs report partial details on Olivet resident Beulah Woods of Ashland visiting Spencer. Public records note limited context and unclear actions.
Local News Briefs From Coshocton Area
A short item notes visitors including Mrs. Clara Woods and Donald Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Fuller and George Hartman at the Coshocton Fair. The road west of Spencer Square is ready for cement. Miss Hetty Cordray of Ashland spent the early part of the week with her parents Taichard and Mrs Cordray.
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Spencer
Beu-lah Woods
Ashland
Clara Woods
N. BE. Fuller
Donald Wilson
George Hartman
Coshocton
Spencer Square
Hetty Cordray
Taichard Cordray
Blake Stroup
Chippewa Lake
McNally
Liberty Bell Temple
Curtice
Lodi
Florence Walters
Leah Reese
Dorothy Coomer
Alfred Fuller
Quinn McAdoo
Mr. Lawrence
Sullivan Temple
Homerville M. E. Society
Lester Fitzer
M. A. Glass
Pittsburgh
N. J. Walters
Elizabeth Ingraham
Chanos Varney
Ivan Boone
Nellie Bail
Elyria
Spencer Baptist Church
Ohio Convention of the Recular Baptist Church
Charleston
W. Va
Walter Boone
Helen
Charles Parent
George Bates
Dorothy Wallington
Walter Rook
Joyce
Harvey Ingraham
Grover Thompson
Milton Lamreaux
Evelyn Wallington
F. J. Miller
Local Social Notes Reflect Autumn Visits and Church Events
Mrs. Sadie Gault visits near Pawnee hosted by the Friends. Mrs. Hartman in Loudonville with Mr. and Mrs. Wicker. Me dina resident Haryland Kernan visits. Social and practical updates include parish class at Mrs. L. J. Quade’s home and a strong church rally. Several families travel for business and medical care with reports on convalescence and hospital care.
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Sadie Gault
Pawnee
S. M. Friend
George Hartman
Loudonville
Wicker
Haryland Kernan
Medina
B. QO. Inman
Orson Howe
Walter, Boone
Philathea
Methodist
Ralph
Canton
W. Brown
New York City
Frank Brown
Brown
M. A. Dickason
Edwin Curtice
Lon Rush
Susie Ream
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
T. W. Burdick
Ashland
Will Morrell
Will Barrett
Lorain Hospital
Winters
Congregational Church of
Harold Miller
Rittman
John Miller
Elyria
Clair Miller
Grafton
Clyde Taylor
Wooster
F. I. Miller
Spencer Methodist Church
Home For the Aged and Hospital
L. J. Quade
Clement Lanfare
Toledo
Alvin Neidhart
Pythian Sisters of Liberty
Spencer Methodist sessions organize teachers training life of Christ
Beginning on Wednesday evening October 21 Spencer Methodist church will organize a Teachers Training Class for the study of Life of Christ and The Apostolic Church. On Sunday evening October 35 Dr Hess will preach and conduct the quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Church
The
Apostolic Church
B Hess
M. E. Church
Foundation of Freedom in Mag on Charts
The article notes three enduring values: justice shall not be sold or denied, liberty or property cannot be taken without judgment by peers or law, and taxes require consent of the national council. It emphasizes foundational rights and due process within the governance framework.
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Natonal Council
The Greek aphorism on mills and von Logan origin
The saying about mills grinding slowly and exceedingly small is traced to Friedrich von Logan, a German epigrammatist, with English renderings by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Friedrich von Logan
Enry Wadsworth Longfellow
No Such Animal: No Record of Uneven-Legged Creatures
The biological survey states there has never been an animal with legs longer on one side. This reaffirms that such a creature never existed in any period or hilly landscape.
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Biological Survey
Henry VIII and padding shoulders set fashion trend
The article notes King Henry VIII credited with popularizing padded shoulders to emphasize breadth, a style seen in many portraits described by Hothein.
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Henry VIII
Hothein
Old Saying Explains Why It Means Constant Motion
An old saying links a person who moves about with no rest to whipping and pillory punishment. The phrase likely started as whipping post to pillars, referencing two harsh punishments. The pillory, a frame with holes for head and hands, sat on a post. It fell out of use in England about a century ago.
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England
Road-Building Method in Swamps Uses Surface Fill and Explosives
Road engineers report a practical method for swamp crossings: pile fill on the surface and blast out underlying muck. This technique simplifies work per man and yields a more permanent roadway.
Fragmentary notes on American chewing gum use and German biology
A garbled passage references the average American chewing more than two pieces weekly and mentions German contributions to biology and zoology. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
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Matten
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Manhattan
Manhattan Coal
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Ellen Walters
Lester Rugg
Vina Bechtel
Wellington
Nellie Rugg
Bell Temple
George Shick
George Zeigler
River Corners
Entertain Society
Asa Firestone
M. E. Society
Glenn Firestone
Karl Werdrick
Ignito Gore
Ridge St
Foundation of Freedom
O. Ph
Kalamazoo
Bridge St
Boltey School OF Popular Music
Miss Towle
Day’s Music Store
Broad Street
Oldsmobile
Art B. Hickox
National Safety Head
Olds
Yours
Art. B. Hickox
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Broad St
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