Myrtle Lorrie’s Lawyer Defends an Ensnared Woman
Agnes Glenneith, Cathal, and Myrtle Lorrie’s case unfold in a Chicago courtroom narrative. Agnes, reading Myrtle’s memorandum, confronts truth about love, duty, and a city tied to tax schemes. Cathal reveals his stake in Chicago and his resolve to defend Myrtle amid a tense trial atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lorrie
Myrtle
Agnes Gleneith
New York
Jeh
Jed
Glen
Jeb
Rod
Cathal
Agnes
Winnie
Beatrice Gleneith
Chicago
Myrtle Lorries
Milwaukee Avenue
Archer
Atelier Road
Padraic Colum
Treland
Green Bear
Sunday callers at Randolph Switz ers and locals visit
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Jerry Price Mrs Carl Switzer Mrs Cloyd Switzer and Greta Berry. Mr and Mrs Ross Skilton called on Mr and Mrs Bryan Lyons. Mr Medbury of Detroit vacationed here and rented his farm to a man from near Gladwin. Mr and Mrs Carl Switzer of Flint spent the weekend with relatives in the area and in Gladwin. H C Davis spent the weekend in Bay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Switzers
Jerry Price
Carl Switzer
Cloyd Switzer
Greta Berry
Ross Skilton
Bryan Lyons
Medbury
Detroit
Gladwin
Flint
Bay City
Southeast Sheridan Social News From Loomis Kateville Areas
Southeast Sheridan notes Sunday dinner guests of Ross Coe and wife near Loomis. Visitants include Wicherts Loomis Waddingtons and Sowles Clare Kateville. Mrs Sowle improves slowly under Dr Wood care. Norman Densmore helped quilt for Asid society with Mrs Kangin. Webb from Flint visited Lavern Barber. Donald Cobleigh returned from oil work trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Coe
Kangin
Asid Society
Mr. Webb
Flint
Sreekend
Hamilton Center Socials and Farewell Plans Highlight Week
A quiet week in Hamilton Center featured a pie social at Farwell with Farm Union members and a planned event at the Hamilton Town Hall on May 13. Notables attend include Bertha Price, Vivian and Thresa Churchill, Lawrence Mayhew, L. C. Churchill, Andrew Keysor, Walter Matthews, and Chas Bitler. A farewell for Rex Bailey at his home marked his upcoming departure to a CCC camp. Beatrice Price visited Velmy Mead north of Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Price
Chas. Bitler
Jess Brunni
L. C. Churchill
Andrew Keysor
Walter Matthews
Hamilton Town Hall
Rex Bailey
Rex
CCC
Beatrice Price
Velmy Mead
Harrison
The Fire Tower Signals Quiet Weekend News
The Fire Tower flag flies again with Frisbey named as new watchman. Locals and visitors from Lansing Mt Pleasant Cadillac Harrison Jackson and Clare appear in a Sunday social roundup. Illnesses and health updates mention Mrs Barbara Tryon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisbey
Walter Heyden
Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
John
Herschel Reiss
Cadillac
Abe Orth
Séars
Harley Bentley
Arthur DeGeer
Henry Godwin
Rufus Brasington
Guy Perry
Mina. van Buskirk
Harrison
Little Pearl Powell
Paul Pipper
Deysia Perry
Jackson
G. Powell
Visitors Back From Hospital and Local School Notes
Dover residents visit Mrs. Hyrerette Allen after hospital discharge and she improves. Mrs. Carl Bauer and Mrs. Clark Walters attend an aunt’s funeral in Hamilton township. A surprise party honors Elsie Saul. Teachers Dellar and family updates given. students study Indian geography and new pupils Dorothy Baker and Leonard Haton join. Marbles named as popular pastime. Clare Sentinel liner promotion mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover News
Hyrerettee Allen
Stockwell
Frank Nash
Bauer
Clare
Carl Bauer
Clark Walters
Hamilton Township
Elsie Saul
Haines
Flint
Dorothy Allen
Ervin Miser
J. F. Tatman
Floyd
Everette Allen
Dellar
Art Saul
Indiana
School News Highlight Three Gold Fish
A small school bulletin celebrates three gold fish in the classroom display, noting pride in the pets and their contribution to school life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane
Mirtle Lorrie
Bee
Mother
Edwin Balmer
Vila
Clare Drug CO
Uae
Mather
Siney
By S. L. Huntley
Polly
Arthuh
Conyright
L. Huntley
Herseville
Sheridan
Hamilton Center
Ethyl Coulter
Elizabeth Dellar
Dorothy Baker
Leonard Haton
SBU
Clare Sentinel
Michigan
Fred Schug
McCormick
McCormick Mower
Ontario
J. W. Schaeffer
G. R Bogan
Adm
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