House Party Murder at the Isolated Country House
In a snowbound country house, Joan faces a dying Aunt Harriet who vows to disinherit her by forcing a husband among three male guests Rodney Mains Stephen Carts and William Grove. Tensions rise as guests speculate on a hidden diamond necklace worth a hundred thousand dollars and a storm adds to the psychological suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Blanes
Harriet
Rodney Mains
Stephen Carts
William Grove
Joan
Rickey
Timothy Reilly
Timothy
William
Wiliam
Rodney
Stephen
Meyers
Grove
Valley City club prizes and church fish fry amuse locals
April social notes from Valley City recall the A B C club trophies won by Mrs Richard Refitter and Lamar Harper, with consolation prizes to Mrs Carl Hauck and Earl Ariek. Other items mention a church fish fry for Emmanuel church Brotherhood, a weeklong family visit, and several residents recuperating from appendicitis or catching colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schaciier
Cleve
Lester
Birthday Celebrations and School Events Highlight Local Notes
Friends and relatives gathered for George Bauer's birthday at his Beebetown area home while neighbors joined Fred Mack's family for a day at his residence. Caspar Schmidt hosts a surprise birthday party, and Girl Reserves plan their April 16 annual event. Uncle Phil and his Radio Four performed at the school Monday, with a spring music program titled Aprilith to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mack
Beebetown
George Bauer
Caspar Schmidt
Uncle Phil
Radio Four
Honor roll and merit roll lists plus local visits
The honor roll over seven weeks includes Pats Steck Lois Schmidt Jeanette Prochavka Geneva Kel jer Doris Schmidt Elsie Racz Mildred Prochazka Violet Schmidt Florence Muntz Bernard Study Cyril Schaefer Lynn Hammon Richard Fannin Pegey Bauer Chester Johnson Arthur Hobart Janice Arick Bill Hauck Neil Gienke Marie Wegen, Theda Johnson Bill Jones George Hammon Marian Schna bel Elmer Jagusch Eileen Forching Louise Deimmling Dennis Fannin Raymond Muntz Margaret Lamprecht James Huttinger Muriel Baker Anna Paolo Mary Jo Reutter Dorothy Muntz Carol Schmidt Margaret Weigel Rosemary Jones Louise Lamprecht. Others on merit roll include Martha Schmidt Leona Hammon George Schraber Lucile Ringsmeyer Charles Neumeyer Milford Reusch Ruth Jagusch Marian Tumbusch Donald Muniz Grace Winch Junior Fitzsimmons Lucille Reusch Rita Gunkelman Bernard Jones Billy Wolfe Rosemarie Prochazka. Local visitors: Mr. and Mrs Art Weidner of Cleveland Heizhus visiting Valley City. Frank Weidner with a coal mishap. Mr. and Mrs Henry Gibson and son Eugene of Row Hotan Ohio visiting Mrs Gibson’s parents Mr and Mrs W A Jones. Further visits by Frank Finch Dover. Ernie Brown Emil Schultz and son Albert. George Haag North Royalton. Margaret Dietcha Elvria Lorain. Edwin Relier home. PTA attendance contest sees Mrs Ferl Ariek’s side win by 25 points and will be entertained after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats Steck
Lois Schmidt
Jeanette Prochavka
Geneva Keljer
Doris Schmidt
Elsie Racz
Mildred Prochazka
Violet Schmidt
Florence Muntz
Bernard Study
Cyril Schaefer
Lynn Hammon
Richard Fannin
Pegey Bauer
Chester Johnson
Arthur Hobart
Janice Arick
Bill Hauck
Neil Gienke
Marie Wegel
Theda Johnson
Bill Jones
George Hammon
Marian Schnabel
Elmer Jagusch
Eileen Forching
Louise Deimmling
Dennis Fannin
Raymond Muntz
Margaret Lamprecht
James Huttinger
Muriel Baker
Anna Paolo
Mary Jo Reutter
Dorothy Muntz
Carol Schmidt
Margaret Weigel
Rosemary Jones
Louise Lamprecht
Martha Schmidt
Leona Hammon
George Schraber
Lucile Ringsimeyer
Charles Neumeyer
Milford Reusch
Ruth Jagusch
Marian Tumbusch
Donald Muniz
Grace Winch
Junior Fitzsimmons
Lucille Reusch
Rita Gunkelman
Bernard Jones
Billy Wolfe
Rosemarie Prochazka
Art Weidner
Cleveland
Heizhus
Valley City
Henry Steck
Frank Weidner
Henry Gibson
Eugene
Row Hotan
Ohio
Frank Finch
Dover
Allan Broad
Ernie Brown
Emil Schultz
Albert
George Haag
North Boyalton
Margaret Dietcha
Elvria
Lorain
Edwin Relier
P. T A
Ferl Ariek
Richard Reutter
Tremendous Trifles by Elmo Scott Watson
The Western Newspaper Union recounts small inventions and their windfall profits. It notes Gillette’s safety razor with replaceable blades earning millions, Lipman’s £100,000 gain, a pencil rubber tip to curb spelling errors, a tailor’s dress hook and eye investment, a plumber’s gas mantle venture, and Glidden’s barbed wire fortune plus a profitable farm gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Gillette
Hyman Lipman
Samuel Kischbaum
Jeremiah Geary
Joseph Glidden
Western Newspaper Union
Girl Reserves Tour Cleveland Educational Day
Erhart The Girl Reserves of Mallet Creek left by bus for Cleveland on a Friday trip. They visited several establishments including a restaurant and major department stores, plus sights like A Home in the Sky. Thirty four girls joined teachers and Miss Lucille Kaiser and Miss Janet Feist on the educational tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Cleveland
Lucille Kaiser
Janet Feist
Local Play Delights Audiences At School Event
The coming year will be elected at this time. The play Anne, What's Her Name was well rendered by the Junior and Senior classes and a good crowd was in attendance. Mrs Peter Deimling was quite ill last week with measles. Miss Agnes Schaeffer Sylvester Schaeffer and Louis Reitz of Elyria visited at the Otto Neimling home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Peter Deimling
Agnes Schaeffer
Sylvester Schaeffer
Louis Reitz
Elyria
Otto Neimling
Presence on the Tour Noted for Local Group
Members from here were among those present on the tour, indicating local participation and support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suest
Man Hurt Pulling Wagon Wheel Pinning Leg
Fred Armbruster sustained a serious injury when a wagon moved forward while he drove the team. His leg was pinned beneath a wheel. he is reported to be recovering well at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Armbruster
Dowdell Recovers at Home. Ryeh Family Weekend Visit
H. M. Dowdell, previously confined to bed at home, is up and around and convalescing rapidly. Glenn Ryeh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lot Ryeh of Cleveland, spent the past weekend with his parents and grandparents before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Dowdell
Glenn Ryeh
Lot Rych
Cleveland
Local residents host and visit family and friends in weeklong social ties
A string of visits and callers highlights a busy week as residents including Mr and Mrs Horace J Human Mr and Mrs Oswald Meyer in Lester and Joe Dowdell of Medina entertain and visit relatives in nearby towns. Guests travel from Medina Elyria Avon Wadsworth and Cleveland while others return from St Luke's Hospital and Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gross
Frank Smith
Homerville
Horace J. Human
Oswald Meyer
Lester
Joe Dowdell
Medina
H. M. Dowdell
Louis Bueche
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Ida Maxworthy
Litchfield
George Maxworthy
Carter
Horace J. Hum
Mra. Oswald Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aunt Harriet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Selin Deimling
Charles Derek
Vincent Derek
Leo Niles
Anthony Kornmeyer
Earl Arick
Joseph Grabenstetter
Belden
Earl
Jennie Arik
Medina Toestis Exsneag
Hone Aring the Greatnose
Orin Wolfe
Rov
Emmanuel Church Brotherhood
North Eaton
Pearl Deimling
Otto Deimling
Walter Spear and Sons
Burton and
Donald
Toledo
B. S. Stebel
Loretta Schmidt
Mire
Ray Frisk
Carl Hauck
and Mires
Arthur Hauck
Ise Mabel Grahenstetter
Geneva Steingass
Wilma Steck
Donald Parfitt
Rey Grahenstetter
Wale
Moss
Wastery Cies
Mel
Per
Mann
The
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Beidan Boidanier
the Great Seal
Somanifl
United Feature Syndicate
Elmo Scott Watson
Erhart
RY Mtir
Mra. Seldon
Armbruster and
Joe Feist
Janet
William Feist
Harold Bell
Lucile Wise
Riverside Tavern
Leon H. Rankin
Lake Ave
Tos LY
ASTI
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Elyria, Ohio
AAA
Quartec
the Studebaker Chemical CO
East Ave
Middle Ave
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