Braddon loves Agnes as Chicago broker schemes for marriage
Jeb Braddon, a successful Chicago broker, pursues Agnes Glen n fith while her reserved lover Dr Rod plans to leave for Rochester. Agnes resists, but Jeb arranges a quick engagement as Colver shows them a furnished apartment. A scene erupts when a radio blares and a scantily clad woman leads Agnes to a room. Colver finds her husband Charles Lorrie fatally shot and calls the police as Myrtle Lorrie summons lawyer Cathal O Mara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb Braddon
Chicago
Agnes Glenn@fith
Rodney
Agnes
Jeb
Rod
Rochester
Bob Gleneith
New York
Colver
Charles Lorrie
Myrtle Lorrie
Cathal O'Mara
O'Mara
Mrs. Lorwie
Myrtle
Myrtle Silver Lorrie
Culver
Police
Avas
Bigge
Myrtié
Colega
Golver
Dolega
Colyer
Murder Witnesses Tangle in Loretta Case Flashpoint
Agnes Gleneith enters a tense scene as four plainclothes police and an assistant state's attorney confront Myrtle Lorrie and Culver in a bare apartment where a murder has occurred. Nordell demands the witness list while O'Mara watches, and Agnes realizes the case hinges on her unexpected intrusion and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colver
Myrtle Lorrie
Agnes
Nfyrtiee Lorrie
O. KE
Ulrich
Uotrich
Dolesa
Lieutenant Dolega
Myrtle
Colega
Culver
Jeb
Nordell
Gleneith
Agnes Gleneith
Robert ©. Gleneith
Mr. Nordell
Bert
Jensen
Rod
Agnea
Charles Lorrie
O'Mara
O'March
Tim
Suffering From Route Attacks and Breath Relief Ad
Fragments describe relief options for breathing difficulties and a call to action for immediate aid. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text, but the message centers on health symptoms and a request for assistance.
Community Receives Clave Sentinal Liners Listing
Clave Sentinal liners are read in the homes of this community indicating local distribution and reader engagement with the publication.
George Spooner to Deliver Message at Church of Christ
George Spooner will speak next Sunday at the Church of Christ. Revival meetings are under way this week at Gilmore Free Methodist church led by Pastor Ray Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sietz visited Saginaw Sunday to see Mr. Sietz’s sick sister. Mrs. Lily Graham improves and starts a Holland and its people study project lasting several weeks. We have learned the songs America Solomon Levi and Three Fishermen and hope to learn more before school closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spooner
Church of Christ
Gilmore Free Methodist Church
Ray Sprague
Alfred Sietz
Saginaw
America
Solomon Levi
Lee Coulter
Flint
Clair Coulter
Walted Dellar
United Brethern Churches
Cowden Lake
Loren Birdsall
Community Notes From Brown Corners and Vicinity
Mrs Nina Gordon called on Mrs Albert Shaver Friday afternoon. Families from Brown Corners attended Elm Grove revival led by Rev Albra. Clair Coulter fell from a wagon but is improving. Various locals and visiting relatives from Saginaw Flint Clare and Indiana shared calls and updates this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Gordon
Albert Shaver
Adolph Meirhalzer
Midland
Fred Trietch
Detroit
Trietch
Violet
Louis
Bernard
Leonard
Adolph Heirholzer
Brown Corners
Elm Grove
Albra
Forest Garver
Floyd Black
John Sparkels
Clare
Southeast Sheridan Social News Highlights
Donald Cobleigh drives a Studebaker. Wloyd Randle and Clare family share Sunday dinner with Mrs. Bertha Randle and kin. Annabell Cobleigh visits Flint for family care and sister. Ross Coe and wife visit Wickerts east of Loomis. Harley Sowle Lee Lyman visit Fred and Ross Coe. Loomis visitors call on Sunday afternoon. Leslie Randle Ruth and Harley Randle dine with Floyd and family in Clare. Mrs. Elton Geiger and Janet visit Mrs. Livingston. Livingston dines with sister Mrs. Eberhart in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cobleigh
Studebaker
Wloyd Randle
Clare
Bertha Randle
Annabell Cobleigh
Fred Coe
Waddington
Loomis
Ross Coe
Leslie Randle
Ruth
Harley Randle
Floyd Randle
Elton Geiger
Janet
J. Livingston
Martin Eberhart
Freeman Town Hall Discusses Unit School District
West Freeman residents gathered at the Freeman Town Hall Monday afternoon to consider forming a unit school district for the township. Local residents and visitors, including Herbert Middleton and High Hickok, were active in the discussions and social visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Town Hall
Herbert Middleton
H. Middleton
High Hickok
Clarence Cook
Ewart
Kenneth Benchley
John Burns
Windover
Bilton Darnell
Arthur Hansen
Higin Hickok
John Gaffney
Clare
Naomi
Springtime classroom notes at local school
Students welcome spring with window decorations and borders of yellow and pink tulips. Sixth graders finish a project on Hiawatha and Longfellow. Primary grades study birds and nests in language class and will draw birds to aid recognition next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieleless
Tom
Hiawatha
Aiawatha
Longfellow
Local Social Visits and Tragic Losses Reported
Mrs Violet Querback of Harrison stayed with sisters Mrs Dilworth Miller and Mrs Ray Clark. The six months old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Clark died, a sad note amid community visits where Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring hosted Bitter and others. Isabella Weldon and Wilbur Weldon were guests of the Cliff Price family with Irene Weldon staying with Rose Price. Mrs Ethel Manwaring was escorted to Gladwix by Mrs Charles Adseblue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Bitter
Charles Manwaring
Charles Adseblue
Ethel Manwaring
Gladwix
Isabella
Wilbur Weldon
Cliff Price
Irene Weldon
Rose Price
Ray Clark
Violet Querback
Harrison
Dilworth Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Balmer
NU Service
WN U
Monay Bieke
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Calon
Halos Pers Fimley
By S. L. Huntley
Alus
Ida
3. L. Hintley
Mark Rex
U. & Pat
Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ
Earl E. Vayette
Bible School
Holland
Browa Corners
Jas. Beattie
Emma Garver
Jeff Hartman
Carrie Green
A. D. Olson
Edgewood
Roy Sweet
Henry Sunday
Bert Swager
Della Sparrow
Indiana
Violet Sunday
Sheridan
West Freeman
Herseville
Roy Davis
Loomis St
la Crocis
Dr. Pierce
Colonville Store
Durham
Chester
Stoughton
McCormick Deering
Farris-Blane
de Laval
Thos, Groves
Citizens State Bank
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