Murder at the Bridge Table in Primrose Meadows
In a tense bridge party, Penny Crain discovers a death hand as Carolyn Drake and others contend. Drame erupts with key players Drake, Dundee, and Tracey Des, while Penny and Nita grapple with accusations and a collapse. The scene shifts to a bedroom as Mrs Selim’s murder looms over the gathering.
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Bewe
Jearnings
DUNE
Penny Crain
Carolyn Drake
Lois Mla
Atandes
Ora Miles
Eters
Polly Ale Bove
Solarium
Clive Ham
Rasence Declarer
Penny
Nita
Haren
Etre
Atier Penor
Nuim
Tracy
Fiora
Ose
Tracey
Drake
Dunden
Thal Lapor
John
Dundee
Wenely Hoven
Primrose Meadows
Mr. Drake
Ake
Mesa Ui
Fenny O
Tarasolns
Drake Wheeler
Dior
Drale
Stallone
Dennys
Bard
Fyora Aly
Rasen
Lee
Cardy Diaks
Jenny
Karen
Caroulys
Flora Miles
Garry Ymond
Poult Neale
Clive Rawmons
Ary
Maron Gais
Lava
Pflore
Jompe Ag
Tomle Cockisile
Tracex
Lola
Surge Marshall
Denper Spralt
Anes Raymond
Honile
Karen Atnris
Caliapaca
Pers
Marshall
Sara
Ena
Marshall Serexm
Floyd Ren
Haishin
Witsoe
Wittering
Fragmented mystery at seaside manor ends in confession
The scene unfolds with guests revisiting a tense evening as a murder inquiry tightens. Key figures include Mrs. Beale and Captain Strawn, while Dundee and Sprague give contrasting testimonies. A body lies on a couch and police are drafted in as questions mount and alibis fray.
Two Hurt As Auto Wrecked Near Athens Ohio
Nov 29 Miss Emma Waster and her cousin Gelber Swart were injured when their car skidded off the embankment four miles east of Athens. The machine righted itself and occupants suffered minor injuries. Other accidents were reported between MacArthur and Wellston and along the road to Columbus due to skidding on Wednesday and Thursday.
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McArthur
Emma Waster
Marietta
Bilsth Waxler
Figton
Athens
Macarthur
Wellston
Columbus
Officers Elected in Meartfi or Township Grange
Meartfi or Township Grange announces officers for the year including John Coone Wayne Cooper overseer and rose Hadeliés as travers. The report also notes guests and Thanksgiving gatherings among members, with various families attending dances and dinners at local venues.
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Meartfior
Vinton
Grangs
Tihe
John Coone
Wayne Cooper
Potspatrick
Leetford
Rose Hadeliés
Traver
Thelma Cottrilh
Earl Arbaugh
Dens Jetlsus
Vera Gregory
Ceres
Flora Arbauch
Red Cross calls for food and clothing donations
The Red Cross asks for clothing and food donations for needy county residents including the elderly. Donations may be dropped at the Savings and Loan and will be distributed directly to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Ie Mi Cross
Ed Cross
Red
New Straitsville Notes and Obituaries
New Straitsville scene reports Mrs. Mick Hall funeral services held Friday for the 41 year old, leaves husband and four children. Nearby residents improve and family updates. Ohio University students visit with parents. play “Two Days to Marry” drawn crowds at Orville School. area names and travels noted. school to resume Monday December 1 after short break.
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Straitsville
and Dire
Los Yeaner
Calliiethe
Ling
Orlaf
Bob Eeten
Bill Edna Beata
Leake
Jimmie Neltie
Ohio University Sudents
Haye Coakley
Mick Hall
Hall
Phil Savage
I. V. Blankensh!p
Georgs Auhbaugh
New Lexington
J. W. Blankenship
Charles Lemon
Margaret Nelson
Millersburg
Orville School
Elmore Faine
Cincinnati
A. BE. Faine
Timothy Blankenship
Detroit
Frank Cohart
Fort Wayne
Faint Girls Basketball Match Details Between New Gthalsville and Maxatiens
In a Wednesday game between New Gthalsville and Maxatiens the focal girls Ved and the eyes Wen were highlighted as the report notes a brief moment of action and pursuit during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gthalsville
Maxatiens
Focal Girls
Albany Ohio Wedding News of Mildred Mathews and Frank Mathews
Marriage notice from Albany area lists Mildred Mathews and Frank Mathews wed in Athens on November 28. Officiated by Rev. J S Eshop, attended by Hazel Steward and Donald Mathews. Both graduates of Albany High, couple to reside in Fremont where Mr Mathews works at Crescent Manufacturing. Relatives noted visiting and best wishes from local families and friends.
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Leany
Miss Morence
TM. Dalley
Los Ampelos
C. N. Jones Dearlier
Thareseas
al Pataskala
Jacksontown
P. Mathews
Near
Albeny
Atheny
Social visit highlights on Richland Avenue gathering
Nov. 24 at SHLAND AVENUE R and Mrs Arthur Vors hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Wil Hames of Columbia Mr and Mrs Patux Campbell of Chillicathe and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunter with daughter Lucille Athene Mr and Mrs Herbert Leighty of New Lexington spent a day with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateharnuli
Mame McGhee
Wallston
Guy Teeters
Columbus
Mya Ellsworth Washler
Chapel
Delbert Swartz
Marietta
Wilson Swartz
Dag
Robert Peau
W. Pilehar
Herbert Haanton
Harry Weastermar
Jean Wil
Lewis Goddard
Mies
Martha Hamilton
Country Club
Robert Will
Herbert Burson
Athens
Mise Jean WL
State Univers
AL Wi
Coultrep
Ina Gibbons
Gallipolis
Wayne Carnal
Hamilton
A.D. Carnal
Stella Will
Pearl Sayfor
Charles Rogers
Edwin Markham
Mary Virgins
John
George Rogers
John Shockey
Lauren
We J. Swaim
Thomas PT. Sharp
Shland Avenue
Arthur Vors
Fred Wil- Hames
Columbia
Patux Campbell
Chillicathe
Arthur Hunter
Lucille. Athene
Herbert Leighty
New Lexington
Crookes predicted wheat shortages by 1931
Washington reports that Sir William Crookes forecast global wheat shortages by 1931, a prophecy deeming unlikely due to neglected contributions of science and power. Dr. O. Stina of the Bureau of Agriculture Economics notes that current low prices have prompted officials to revisit the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wiliam Crookes
Fiis
O. ©. Stina
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
World Wheat Yields and Industrial Growth Strive for Peace
The article discusses global wheat yields rising since 1890, with data noting a world average of 12.7 bushels per acre a century ago and significant gains by 1919. It links agricultural expansion to broader industrial activity and wartime economics, referencing the United States and India as notable contributors to production and trade dynamics.
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Laa
Tusa
Prorelian
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Partir
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Kates
Xita
Lake Penny Penny
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Janet Raymord
Dundes
Dexter Sprigne
Ain
Sprague
Livius Room
Janet
Ageini
Ryak
Deck
Viera Miles
Teosen
Davides
Aries
By Anne Austin
Feyeam
Maretiil
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Betas
Tore Megober
Flora
Daxtar Sprague
Duncan
Polly Beale Aauwaredle
Litte
Bexoid
Clive Haygmond
John Drake
Bron Tully
Jaystore
Shara Whignered
Sargeant Turner
Timp
Oferenes
Strawn
Otishifos
Tim
Willa Alam
Isla Nila Solim
Nito
Fo Strawn
Vinton County
Sreanhar
Ohio
Uto
Otter
Finton Grange
Auss
Elizabeth Cowltrep
Notu V Tegan Unidversity
Dels Qpri
Frances Qoultran
Lavinia Woreyer
Abyss Geretby Ross
Lo KL McHarg
Dagghters
Meargaret
Wilma
Lots
Colley
Thomas Nicholas
Drviss Engebeth Coult
Wiliam
Cauthat
Amn
Arion
Mich
Sarah Fherp
Etta Foreman
Knip
Teckson Strei
Hawk
Chile
Herold Lorri Ann
Hytel
Frank Lowry
Anus. Carson
Francis Lomex
Jatass Ang Jaquiline
Lowry
T. J. Siintey
Huntington
W. Va
A. E. Sharp
David Gorsuch
Charles Banister
Clave
Lend
Thomas Sharp
Gross
Dounts
Arthur
W. H. Arnold
Linnia Arnold
B.cleveland
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New Straitsville
Albany
Charlca Leishty
Iwan Mead
Maral
Soclkonville Soad
Amd Alys
Larwile
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Var
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Dearkeer
Mrooaief
Arthury
Hester
Clarins Waedecid
Riga
Mere
Barnhill
Aia
Charpenter
Fund Mere
Abesshurion
Bern
Wudips
Baty Farmily Ward Tie Tha
Mr. Wilds
Athans
Frank Ferry
Mick
Richland Ave
Genie
Betes
Mother Nature’s Curio Shop
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NEA
Emaseee
Point Barr
Alaska
Flock OP
Hallia LG
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