Rosalie in Trouble as Silk Stockings Vanish
Rosalie March, a seventeen year old at a hosiery counter, is pressured by store detective Alberto Martino to hide suitcases. Roy Clarke Andrews, her admirer and owner’s nephew, is abducted at a flying field. Tim O’Hara fears Roy’s fate and urges Rosalie to tell all while Rosalie hides the truth amid fear and coercion.
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Rosalie March
Keressa du Barry
Mother Murphy
Tim O’hara
Newsie
Rosalie
Alberto Martino
Roy Clarke Andrews
Roy
Ann Schultz
Ann
Angelace
Potta
Tim
Lissen
Martino
Old Home Town Teases a Town Mystery and Threats
Tim frets over a blackout of help while Rosalie fears dire threats from a dangerous man. Queen lies asleep as the pair confront a vanished Roy and a perilous secret. Martino enters in shadow as the tale promises more danger.
Local social notes from Bloomfield and Worthington
Mrs Walter Holmes attended the anti tuberculosis luncheon in Bloomfield. Mrs F Gentry and nephew Donald Switz shopped in Indianapolis. Henry Haywood of Effingham was the godparent in Worthington. County Federation clubs members attended a meeting at Mrs Rarvl White's home in Worthington. Frank Beck and Harold Lynn visited Bloomfield, Mr and Mrs Plew hosted. Visitors included Roger Peterson and Geo Stevens. Mrs Virgil Willoughby spent Thursday in Bloomfield.
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Switz City
Dee
Walter Holmes
Bloomfield
Gentry
Donald Switz
Indianapolis
Henry Haywood
Effingham
Charles Beck
Hedy Koster
Tom. Spenc
We ‘Gastineau
C. S$. Ramsey
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Harold’ Lynn
George Plew
Roger Peterson
Geo, Stevens
Virgil Willoughby
I wonder where Roy Andrews is keepin himself these days
A line from a chapter shows a narrator musing about Roy Andrews and his whereabouts, hinting at his absence and possible adventures. The tone suggests light, humorous storytelling within a serialized work. No further context is provided.
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Roy Andrews
Browns town Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Brownstown residents record visiting relatives and hosting family gatherings. Ralph Rooksberry spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Baker Mitchell and family. Mrs D M Beck visited Wednesday with her son H Beck and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Peteyson and others were mentioned in the community notes.
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Cleve ‘Mitchell
Ralph Rooksberry
Baker Mitchell
D. M. Beck
H. Beck
Harry Peteyson
Santa Claus Mail Delays Noted in Local Letter Drop
Letters from local Kiddies addressed to Santa Claus have been received for forwarding. Names include Charles Edwards Habel Marie Resch and Howard Colvin Bobbie Maxwell among contributors for toys for the poor kiddies.
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Santa Claus
Charles ‘Edwards
Habel Marié
Resch
Howard | Colvin
Bobbie Maxwell
Dr Lemuel Buis Drugless Practitioner Listed
Dr Lemuel Buis promotes a drugless practice in Linton Indiana offering treatment for chronic ailments. The ad highlights mineral fumed baths and dietary guidance with a contact phone and address.
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Linton, Ind
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