Murder Backstairs Mystery Debated At Inquest
A dramatic inquest unfolds as Captain Strawn accuses Crosby of murder in Phyllis Crosby’s death. Doris Matthews’s testimony and Lambert’s letters are invoked to reveal an alibi and motive tied to money and alleged infidelity. The case hinges on Crosby’s actions on the roof and the maid’s possible involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Rey
Sey
Hurdsby
Kegley
Wilks
John Mats
Anita
Clarindiy
Maeve
Dee
Grodhy
Phyllis Chosuy
Ty Englynd
Tar Letion
Sorin
Wink
Sthawn
Crosby
Seyurdur Crosby
Doris
Strawn
Ra. Lambert
Mra. Lambert
New York
Cable
Phyllis Crosby
Phyliia Crosby
Day Strawn
Croaby
Stenwn
Cynsig
Phaelimax
Nustering
Myx
Lambert
Minvrliz
Therroat
Natal
Tully
Doris Matthews
Phyllis
Seymour Crosby
Mr. Crosby
Jane
Groshy
Matthews
Edorae
Phylisa Crosby
Matthawe
Slater
Kathryn Matthews
Doria
Kathryn
Las Phyllis Crosby
Berkeleys
Beautiful school grounds highlight Northwest Arkansas notes
The community boasts of its well cleaned school grounds and impressive school buildings. Residents report a large crowd for Saturday events, church attendance, and a successful Monday night recital by Miss Whaley's expression pupils. Miss Lelia Cusp returns home due to her mother’s illness.
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Holly Springs
Bryson
Miss Whaley
Whalgy
Lelia Cusp
Stamps
Sur
Town Event Notes and Social Roundup in Holly Springs
A community column records upcoming events including a fiddlers contest and Saturday games, a speech by Mr. Bush of Prescott, and a switch picnic. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs B F Gay, singing sessions, church attendance, and a birthday dinner for six with three families attending. The Sick list mentions improving health as creatures hope for better days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bush
Prescott
Slack
Roy Waters
Jolly Springe
St of Sheeveport
S. IL. Waters
North Carolina High Schools Build Miniature Forests
Forty NC high schools have begun developing miniature forests as part of a regional environmental education initiative. Schools collaborate to plant diverse tree species, create hands on lessons, and promote conservation awareness across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sargon Relieves Long Standing Rheumatic Ailments
Mrs Nancy L Burgess reports relief after using Sargon pills for rheumatic pains spanning two decades. She describes swelling in feet and ankles, stiff joints, appetite loss, indigestion, and insomnia previously, then notes improved digestion, steady nerves, restful sleep, strong appetite, and normal liver function after several bottles. Agent: Ward & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy L. Burgess
Minnesota
St. Louis
Ward & Son
Preaching Draws Large Crowd in Gordon Sunday Afternoon
Dale Townemaker accompanied and Willams of Hope to Gordon Tuesday afternoon. A large crowd attended preaching at this place Sunday afternoon by Rev W A Bowen of Hope. Twenty two negro vocational schools in Mississippi offer reforestation and fire prevention instruction.
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Dale Townemaker
Willams of Hope
Gordon
This Place
W. A. Bowen
Hope
Mississippi
Delicious sauce for fish served over broiled sea bass
A recipe describes mixing juice and grated rind of one lemon with two tablespoons sugar and two well beaten yolks. Add gradually to one cup strained ash stock. Cook in a double boiler until thickened, then pour the sauce over the fish just before serving.
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Adi
Cold spell slows farmers as local visits and gatherings noted
Providence area chatter records a cold snap delaying farm work. Names such as C B Thompson Grady Browning J M Watson Victor Campbell and Frank Simmons appear among visits to schools and churches. Social rounds include Miss Josephine Thompson Marjorie Byers and others at Rocky Mound singing with familiar families from Green Lester Hope and Columbus visiting locals.
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C.B. Thompson
Grady Browning
J. M. Watson
Victor Campbell
Frank Simmons
Pega
Josephine Thompson
Marjorie Byers
Gladys
Anna Lee Campbell
Vinnie Gaines
Pauline Simmons
Dale Tin’nemaker
Rocky Mound
Herbert Hicks
Columbus
G. Byers
A. F. Simmons
P. A. C Bell
C. C. Browning
Me ‘Jones
Josephine
Alice Lucille
Milton Simmons
Green Laster
D. B. Phillips
W. R. Huddlester
Alma
Wilma
Luther Biggerson
Hope
This Place
E. S. Jones
Burgher Jones
Vernon Schooley
J. &. ‘Tamemaker
Green
Lester
Brady Brouning
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Urder
Ing
Anne Austin
Mei
Granby
Phyllia Crosby
George Harvin
Newark, N. J
Lawrence Doyle
Harris
Rolston
Sadie
South Arkansas
R. R. Fairchild
Taylor
J. W. Hallaway
Mt. Kye
C. Bright
Yey
B. F. Gay
Frank Butchers
T. E. Bailey
Htle
Edward Elsworth Bailey
Magnolia
Sneritt
Bearden TW
Griffin Hiley Lewallen
I. M. Stephens
Mark Jackson
Ruffin White
Tax Arsemir
John W. Ridgdill
Shirley
Robins
By Jane Rogers
Providence
Texaco
Texas Company
G. H. Harrell
Mihimuma
Jidson
J. EH. Bennett
North Washington
J. M
Harbin
Hope Retail Lumber Yard
Howe and
Fulton Highway
Guernsey School
Roy
Franks
Atp
Myj
Minnie Jett
Ruffin Jett
South Main
AT Liberty
J. H. Gwen
S. Laurel Hope
Ark
Jersey
Arkansas
Washington
Barn
W. R. Pinegar
Pittegar
Russell’ Batn
Kaddatz
Tébbe
Arkan
Shipmi
Porto Ricary
Nancy Hell
Porto ‘Rllan M
Orde
A. P. Davis
Planters
K. G. McRa
Poultween Ritchie Grocery
Ciry Filling Station
Rew
Rowe
Hope Rt
Fema
C. Ly
Neve A
Rasston R
Kroger
Southwest
Hempstead County
Carl Copéland
Mgr
Jack Lawhorne
Mkt
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