Mother Held as Conneaut Child Still Missing
Conneaut Ohio November 27 Mrs Olive Lent mother of three year old Rita Lent who vanished from her home over 90 hours ago remains in custody with Sheriff C H Blanche of Ashtabula County on the theory she may know something about the disappearance. Hired man Martin Quinn detained. Police and sheriff deputies have searched the area with a dog team but found no trace. The mother who is separated from husband Darrell maintains she knows nothing more than the child disappeared while playing with a dog near the home.
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Conneaut
Oliver Lent
Rita ‘Lent
C.H. Blanche
Ashtabush County
Martin Quinn
Lent
Blanche
Darrell
Ant 1
Pruspicion
Lentie
Class to Send Holiday Boxes Observed by Baptist Group
Thirty three members of the Baptist church class met at Mrs George Tomas home Monday evening. An letter from Miss Jennie Habink Sopih Mountain atitute was read and a Christmas box plan was approved for Miss Habink and the Fruit Institute girl adopted at Hendersonville. Gifts were organized for home delivers. A tureen supper and Christmas party will be held at Mrs Harvey Loveland’s December 7 with Thanksgiving readings by Phyllis Reich and Mrs Carrie Allen. A Thanksgiving menu contest won by Miss Mae Howard.
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The
Baptist’ Church
Eorge Tomas
Jennie Habink
Sopih Mountain
Bostic
Habink
Fruitis Institute
Hendersonville
Alfred Haenel
Jean Vogt
Heart Wound Heals After Knife Stabbed Boy
Charles Cepwk, sixteen, recovering after a stab wound to the heart in Pittsburgh. Surgeons at Presbyterian Hospital removed blood and sutured the heart after a meat knife incident at a butcher shop. He faced infection risk and uncertain recovery, but his doctors report the heart wound mended while the full danger remains. Thanksgiving looms as he shows improvement and looks forward to a happy holiday.
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Richard J. Lamb, JR
United Press
Pitpsburgh
Charles Cepwk
Charles’ Agayt
Charles
Noor
Presbyterian Hospital
Sta
Juhns Hopkins University
Thanksgiving program given by Readers at home
Six members of the Readers were entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bilosey on Monday after. The program included Thanksgiving sentiments and a reading of Aable Set for Tea by Alice Dyar Russell. Afterward a social hour with chocolate cookies and tea was provided by Mrs. Whittlesey and her daughters. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Sandbure on Wright Street.
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Uae
Fatis Bilosey
Roll
A. Bila King
Alice Dyar Russell
Anniversary Service at West Spring Creek Church
West Spring Creek Nov 26 mid week prayer meeting to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Gary Bennett on Nov 27 Rev Hook to begin Revelation study with chart demonstrations Everyone invited to Thursday eight oclock anniversary program with special music duets and school choir singing Bennett orchestra to provide music Celebrations mark first year under Rev Hook with Corry visitors honored Young Peoples meeting to be held Friday with Miss Ruth and Miss Norma Denning Sprig Creek Grange held Nov 29 with visitors from Corry and Columbus Granges Officers elected Master Bird Morton Overseer Christina Belden Lecturer G D Idred Steward James Apthorp Assistant steward May Belden Chaplain Emma Bates Treasurer Grace Whaley Secretary Hazel Widred Gate keeper Clyde Morton Ceres Maelyn Palmer Pomona May Ross Flora Grace Whaley Lady assistant steward Evelyn Bates Executive committee George Apthorp Insurance Solicitor C B Ross Harry Cris of Corry spent Saturday with Leslie and Homer Bulard and enjoyed hunting day.
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West Spring Creek
Gary Bennett
Hook
Bennett
Charen
Young Peoples
Corry
Young Peoples Society
Ruth
Norma Dening
Sprig Creek Grange
Columbus
Bird Morton
Christina Belden
G. D. 1Dred
James Apthorp
Ant
May Belden
Emma Bates
Grace Whaley
Hazel Widred
Clyde Morton
Ceres
Maelyn Palmer
Pomona
May Ross
Flora
Evelyn Bates
George Apthorp
C. B. Ross
Harry Cris
Leslie
Homer Bulard
Three Die From Lead Biscuits in Texas Tragedy
In Grenville Texas on November 27 three people died after a housewife misused a can of arsenate of lead in baking. Victims include Marcus Teague and his father-in-law R J Phillips, plus Teague's 3 year old son Bobby. The incident involved Mrs Teague reaching for baking powder and grabbing poison instead.
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Frese Grenville
Tex
Todwy
Marcus ‘Texgue
R. J.phillips
Bobby Doe
ISLAYS BRIDE PRIEST READY TO DIE FOR CRIME
A man named Steinmetz claims he witnessed a priest and his bride dying in a troubled crime scene in New Jersey. The slain priest, 40, was described as mentally sluggish by the Diocesan Chancellery. The incident occurred at Morris Hall in Lawrence Township as details emerge from parish sources.
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Islays
Leonard
Steinmetz
Leonar
Public Sale at Ina Chase Farm near Spartansburg
November date at 1 o'clock on Spartansburg Riceville pavement three miles west of Spartansburg. Items include three cows one steer ten tins hay four ten straw seven bushels oats and other farm equipment. Terms cash. Mrs Ins Chase owner Arthur Sconten auctioneer.
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Charles Gates
Corry
Lovells
Tigi Road
Selsael
Orpington
C. Graves
Spartansburg
Riceville
Ina Chase
Ins Chase
Arthur Sconten
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Carl Gustafson
Lloyd Crowe
Ue Auxiliary
Lloyd Stowe
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John Neylon
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William Dahl
Stanley Kasper
Sophis Kasper
Cleveland
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BELL
Freshpak
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the Grand Union CO
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Ben
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Atgor
Wrightsvile
Pat
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Shaily Avenue
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Olli
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Chas. R. Gates
John Hammond
C. Howe
Sherman
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Geo
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Harry Russell
H. C. Howes
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