A Tale of Scotland Yard and a Web of Romantic Plots
Engaging serialized tale unfolds with John Tait, heiress Lady Tait, and Gillian Dundas entangled in a web of romance, blackmail, and hotel intrigue at Vichy and Paris. Alyssa Naylor schemes to block the marriage as Claridge chases love while a Moroccan sorcerer foreshadows fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tait
Eady Tait
Lucy Burnham
Alyssa Naylor
John
Etta
Claud
Tait
England
Alyssa
Reggie Claridge
Lady Tait
John Tait More Burnham
Glaridge
Claud Naylor
Ibrahim Ben Mehmond Ben Juseut
Abd-ehim
Miss Dundes
Rainer
Gillian Dundas
Naylor
Claridge
Vichy
Mrs. de Souza
Paris
Alysia
Tor Cottage
Community Notices and Social Events in Columbia
Columbia events include Mrs Jar Jasper visiting Cleveland and a Ladies Aid Society meeting on April 19. Wes leyan Methodist circle met without minister. P T A members attended county court and a Mother Mina play was staged at Columbia Town Hall. A funeral was held for 4. Adams of Beres, and county band and orchestra contests were planned at Clearview. Mrs Eva Beaumont cared for Armstrong in Berea. Mrs Florence Putta served on the jury. Roosevelt talk was heard in Columbus by Mrs Royer and Mildred Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methods Church
West View
James Wr
Mies
Misa Filmore
Grace Cooley
Ernest Dunford
Columbia P. T. A
Harold Halderman
Milo Stearns
P. T. A. Tues
Mother Mina
Columba Town Hall
Acme Granze
Eva Beaumont
Glenn
Hhe
Spencer
Beaumont
Armstrong
Broad Street
Elyria
Stada
Columbia
Anl
Clearvies
Metin
Adams
Golden Wedding Couple Honored At Chardon Sugar Festival
April brief notes recount Mrs. and Mr. George Robinson celebrating 50 years of marriage in Chardon Ohio with a parade, 200 relatives visiting, gifts, and a daylong event. Their son Arthur and daughter Ethel aided in planning. Fields community notes include a chicken supper, a Florida trip, a death, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Chardon
Cleveland
Lakewood
Elyria
Grafton
Ridgeville
Lorain
Fields
Arthur
Ethel
Annie Oakley the Champion Gunshot Star of Buffalo Bill Show
Annie Oakley learned rifle use at age six to feed her family and became famed as the world’s greatest woman marksman. Her skill earned a job with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show and international fame. She once scored 343 in a contest, and her ticket shooting trick earned free admission, giving her name to a free-ticket pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
United
Europe
Ansone
Church Services Highlight Local Social News
A diary of Sunday gatherings lists ten dinner tables with couples from Seville Eaton Fields and Cleveland visiting friends in town. Notable items include Mrs J Sigsworth owning a new car and Mrs Mary Watson returning from Toledo. Evangelistic services start Sunday with Rev Koontz and guest pastors, drawing 126 attending last Sunday and 197 on Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Home
Cinda Rose
Seville
Fred Hathaway
Eaton
Charles Ammons
Fields
A. Nieding
Birmingham
Wieser
Curtis May
Cleveland
Koontz
New Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Sunday Visits
New Oberlin, April 15. Mr. and Mrs Matt Wohleber and family visited Pete Schuster of Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz called on Joe Caseman of Avon and Henry Krichel of French Creek. The Tramboffs spent the afternoon with N. Webber and family. C Justin, C P Schmitz, and Francis and Fredrick Emerich visited Charles Feaxins. Finis C Brown and Elmer Brown of Toledo dined with N Webber. Everett Hastings shopped in Elyria. Matt Webbber visited his brother George Webbber in Elyria. C Justin and M Webber I spent Thursday afternoon with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Matt Wohleber
Pete Schuster
Avon
Frank Schmitz
Joe Caseman
Henry Krichel
French Creek
Pete Tramboff
N. Webber
C. Justin
C. P. Schmitz
Francis
Fredrick Emerich
Charles Feaxins
Finis C. Brown
Elmer
Toledo
Everett Hastings
Elyria
Matt Webbber
George Webbber
M. Webber
Grange Party With Pedro Games At Oberlin Hall
Mrs. Frank Justin visited the Muckart home while Everett Hustings and his wife called at the C. I. Schinus residence. Joecnetto Justin spent Sunday with her aunt. Dion and family from Elyria attended as did Mrs N Webber. Oberlin Grange hosted a Pedro night with ten tables. high scores went to Mrs. Radeciff and Ey Hult, consolation to Miss Ida Lella Peabody and Clair Rhein hart. Lunch followed. Committees for next event: Mrs. Charles Squires, Mrs. Sandrock, and Charles Foukins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Justin
Muckart
Town Ling Road
Mrx. Everett
C. i Sehinus
Joecnetto Justin
Min G. HL
Dion
Elyria
Mrooand
Art Dion
Aitte and
Teddy
Slyria
Mroatd
N. Webber
Residents relocate and local gatherings noted in Amherst area
In April 13 entries Mr and Mrs Robert Gray move from Middle Ridge to Amherst after fifteen years on the farm. Mr and Mrs Harry Werner and daughter Freda Mae relocate to Richard Hecock homes FP. T. A. PTA meeting reports a well attended Friday event with prizes won by Henry Kolbe Don Mathews and Mrs John Kingsley. April PTA meeting set for April 19 at the schoolhouse with an engaging program planned by the committee. Sunday visits include E C Cotton Edwin Jr Carl Menz Pau Elyria Fred Herrmann Ruth Herrmann and others visiting Amherst families. Florida convalescence for Mr Gaehr noted. Families attend joint Ladies Aid and Women’s Missionary Societies meetings at Fit Evangelical Church Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Methodist Sunday School
George May
Epworth League
Muss Shirley Jasper
Methodist Church
Anna May Keese
Geneva Keller
Robert Painter
Parma
Walter Mack
Bethardy Lutheran Church of
John Sweet
Florida
Shard Hulse
Ruth
California
F. Sutter
Middle Ridge
Robert Gray
Amherst
Harry Werner
Freda Mae
North Ridge
Richard Hecock
FP. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry Kolbe
Don Mathews
John Kingsley
Focal
Bechtel
E. C. Cotton
Edwin, Jr
Lake Avenue
Carl Menz
Pau
Elyria
Fred Herrmann
Frank
Albert Schroeder
Cleveland
Henry Kalbe
Melvin
Thelma
Angerabuch Family Noted in Local Sunday Event
Itoy Angerabuch and daughters of Honrleta were mentioned in a local Sunday posting. The fragment notes their families and a brief context from the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itoy Angerabuch
Honrleta
Tao
Texas Sheepmen Move West Toward Cattle Ranches
El Paso cattleman J. D. Metgregor warns that Texas sheepmen are pushing westward to take over local ranches. He says sheep raising is profitable, cattlemen are losing money, and ranches will soon be converted to sheep or mixed cattle and sheep operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
J. D. Metregor
el Paro Catteman
Gregor
Petitioned Forest Monument Status for 2000 Acres
The Chamber of Commerce urges President Roosevelt to designate over 2000 acres of petrified forest near Kittitas County as a national monument. Local leaders seek protection and recognition of the site’s natural significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monumond Seaanula
Trelatees
Chamber of Comimerce
Roosevelt
Kittitas County
He Glugko National Monument
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Scotland Yard
Agatts
Ibrahim
John Taft
Dundas
Stock Exchange
Mayer
Carol
Tully
Ella
John’s
Vicky
Dover
Lirsa Burnham
Nell
Farm Fureau
A. D. Crocker
Frank Hales
Euimwajane Blackburo
Columbus
Mrs. Burnham
Jar Jasper
Shirley
Elbert
Moe
Hazen Baker
Albert Keyse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Westinghouse
E. Loeffler
West Avenue
Epworth Leagle
Anna Nieding
Gunshot
Pinehurst, NC
Will Beil
Dorothy and
George Fortune
J. Sigsworth
Mary Watson
Hazel
N. Thompson
A. Wallington
Scrys Miller
Okeh
Sonny
Manish Oxford
Miller Jones
Texas
Petrieted Forest
Citizens Budget CO
Broadway
2Nd St. Lora
Moore's Club
Grafton RoAd
the Inland Loan Company
the Century
Elsra
C. EB. W. Lebnis
Mer
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