The Fly Plot Thickens at Jupiter Necklace Heist
Mary Harkness and Dirk confront a ruthless crook known as the Fly amid a murder case at a private dining room. Bowen suspects the thief Arman while Mary wrestles with danger, romance, and a looming trap involving the Jupiter ruby necklace now in Dirk’s safe custody.
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Breare
Jupiter
Mary Harkness
Mary
Eddie
Inspector Kane
Bowen
Juipter House
Dirk
Tellx
Mike
Slip Covers Transform Rooms for Summer Refresh
The article notes how slip covers evolved from winter protection to summer decor, turning dull rooms into bright summery spaces with chic fabrics. It highlights reusing wicker and chairs, easy sewing for homemakers, and a Government publication offering guidance for home slip cover projects at a cost of five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Dining room moment hints at continuation
A fragment notes a mid afternoon scene in a small dining room with the line To Be Continued suggesting a serialized or ongoing narrative. The readable text centers on a quiet interior moment without explicit names or settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dirk
Bowen
Spence
Shay
Local Notes From Albany Area and Surroundings
Albany R D No 1 Waiter Swartz moves his family this week from the George Scott farm to Aldo Minear’s farm. Several visits and visits with kin occur across Athens Lookout and Guysville. Scarlet fever closes Schools at Guysville and Stewart. Revival services continue at the Airline Church led by Rev Miles Hoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Swartz
George
Aldo Minear
Matt Throckmorton
Harvey Willeke
Ruth Craglow
Lancaster
Guysville
Lookout
Stewart
Harold Peacock
Maynard
Thomas Dixon
Family of
Wales Mills
Airline Church
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Graham Chapel Visitors and Upcoming Sermon Schedule
Graham Chapel hosted Mr and Mrs Thomas Phillips and family with Mrs Anna Koker and Mrs Ira Sams visiting from nearby towns. Rev Ralph Patterson conducted services and plans to return November 15 with evening preaching at 7 o clock. Agnes Niggemeyer visited Ruth B Bobo while Barbara Patterson spent the day with Bernice and Mary Margaret Sloane. Sunday guests at John Q Bobo’s included Elten Frost and her children Catherine Roscoe and Jean from Rocky Point and Burneta Konkoskia of New.
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Thomas Phillips
Ross
Garden
Anna Koker
Athens
Ira Sams
Long Run
Dewitt Sloane
Ralph Patterson
Agnes Niggemeyer
New Asbury
Ruth B. Bobo
Barbara Patterson
Bernice
Mary Margaret Sloane
John Q. Bobo
Elten Frost
Catherine, Roscoe and
Jean
Rocky Point
Burneta Konkoskia
New
Local Social Rosters From Athens Area
Asbury and Elmer Poston visit Athens while Ralph Patterson of Clarks Chapel spends Sunday with O L Fulton. Illness of Nolan Love shows slow improvement as several local families gather for visits including Wood, Hawk, McClain, Burch and Hawk households.
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Asbury
Elmer Poston
Athens
Ralph Patterson
Clarks Chapel
O. L. Fulton
Nolan Love
Orley Graham
String Town
Arthur Wood
Login
Sadie Hawk
This Place
W. H. Hawk
Ralph Woods
Chauncey
Harley Williams
Residents Share Visits Across Town on Weekend
Mrs Anna Koker of Athens spent Monday with Mrs Florence Sloane. Mrs Elmer Poston visited Monday with Mrs W H Hawk. Sunday guests at the Dewitt Sloane home included Mr and Mrs John Rodgers and family Mr and Mrs Silas Hoisington of Athens Mr and Mrs Jack Poole and family of Akron and Mrs Agnes Sloane and Mrs Gail King and daughter of New Vienna.
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Anna Koker
Athens
Florence Sloane
Elmer Poston
W. H. Hawk
Dewitt Sloane
John Rodgers
Silas Hoisington
Jack Poole
Akron
Agnes Sloane
Gail King
New Vienna
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Europe
Ritz
Gloria Swanson
Jack Shay
Jack
Cae
Eleanor Ross
Edna M. Ferguson
C. D. Shafer CO
Albany
R. D. No
Graham
Optometric Service
Mrs
Clarence Green
Richland Avenue
Walsh Electric Co
Athens, Ohio
A&p
The
Messenger Cooking School
Food Authority
Cochran
S. Court St
Kayser Hose
Kayser Hosiery
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