Ghostly ruse to force will reveal at Raynor estate
In Flower Acres Long Island Douglas Raynor lies dead from a heart shot. Detective Pen Wise hatches a plan with Ziz to terrify Lionel Raynor using a spectral illusion to pressure him to surrender the will. The staged haunting proves effective as Lionel recoils in fear, setting up further revelations.
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Douglas Raynor
Flower Acres
Long Island
Malcolm Finley
Raynor
Nancy
Eva Turner
Orville Kent
Ezra Goddard
Finley
Mattie
Lionel Raynor
Nurse Turner
Pennington Wise
Zitt
Dobbins Wise
Sun Room
Kent
Ziz
Wise
Mr. Kent
Zizi
Penny
Lionel
Miss Fay
Dobbins
Mr. Wise
Wil
Crossword clues and obituary notes in local paper
A jumble of crossword clues appears, followed by an obituary for Mrs Kathrine Lawson, 65. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at the home, burial Floral Park. survived by husband Lewis J L Lawson and son John Lawson.
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Katherine Lawson
Floral Park Cemetery
Lewis JL. Lawson
John Lawson
Earlham College selects plan by Merritt Harrison Turnock
Indianapolis architects Merritt Harrison and Turnock win the competition for Earlham College buildings. Thirty architects competed. The award covers a literary arts building and science building each $250000, a chapel $200000, a girls dormitory $220000, and an administration building to be erected later.
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Merritt
Harrison and Turnock
Indianapolis
Earlham College
Families in need receive Christmas aid from welfare groups
A list describes several families aided by the Family Welfare Society and Salvation Army. Families include No. 24 with six children and deaf parents, No. 27 with three children, a mother dying of tuberculosis, and others needing dinners, toys, clothing, and undergarments. Also notes 1924 Newcastle street paving cost $77,793 and total pave length of 28.25 miles.
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Anta Claus
Salvation Army
Family Welfare Society
Newcastle
City How
Crossword Grid Reveals Friday's Puzzle Solution
Readers get Friday’s crossword solution, with clues and completed grid. Includes title entries, letter placements, and final word choices reflecting the puzzle’s theme and blacks.
Gargle with Aspirin ad promotes Bayer tablets
An advertisement touts a throat gargle using two Bayer Aspirin tablets dissolved in four teaspoons of water. It advises thorough gargling and repeating every two hours if needed, insisting on genuine Bayer tablets marked with the Bayer Cross in twelve tablet tins for a low price.
Limerick Lizzie Wins Shortridge Echo Contest
A Shortridge High School contest titled The Shortridge Daily Echo awarded a prize to Ruth Marie Price for a winning jingle. The verse teases Monday blues about teachers, and each winner receives a bottle of stuffed olives.
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Lizzie
Shortridge
Husband and Wife Held After Fight and Escape
Leonard Davis aged 32 and his wife Betty 19 of 215 W Sixteenth St are held on grand larceny charges after a Friday incident on E Washington St. Edna Cummins of Quigley Hyland Detective Agency found over 40 dollars worth of merchandise in their possession and 50 dollars worth at their home.
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E. Washington St
Leonard Davis
Betty
W. Sixteenth St
Edna Cummins
Quigley-Hyland Detective Agency
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