Underground by Byz Jefferson Farjeon
An excerpted mystery tale on a moonlit train chase leads to a deserted Moor house. Rupert Brown and companions track a missing woman, confront a ragged witness, and face a creaking garden as a suspenseful search unfolds. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Rupert
Seneca
Andy
Brown
Charlie
Captain Rupert
Winder
Ted
King’s Cross
Hoe
Bur
Chamber of Commerce meets with good turnout in Spencer
Spencer April 15 the Chamber of Commerce held its regular meeting Wednesday evening with good attendance. Mr Rice served supper then town discussions followed including a talk by a Medina speaker. Best topic was making better lawns. Visitors included Mrs Flord Howe and daughter Thelma of Cleveland and several locals visiting the Howes. Mr and Mrs Parish announce the birth of twin daughters, with Mrs Parish related to Ella Hendee and Tom Hyland.
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Spencer
Chamber of Commerce
Rice
Medina
Residents and visitors frequent Wellington area in mixed social notes
Mr and Mrs Walter Rook spent Wednesday in Wellington with Mrs L P Davison family. Norman Waltera moved from Akron hospital. Rollin Ream of Monroeville visited his mother Susie Ream and sisters Jennie Burbag and Ruth MacLaren. William Frederick and son of Cleveland spent an afternoon with A L Miller family. Village council and trustees met to discuss a tire truck and decided to bus one. Estella Leathermen and son Willard of Seville visited A L Miller. Clara Woods hosted Evelyn Allen of Lorain and sister. Willerman and family toured Akron for the day. Tullbrook hosted Cleveland relatives over Sunday. Charles Walters and children moved to the Reker residence Rainbow Avenue. Miller family of Lorain rented rooms at the Frank.
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Stanley Miller
Polk
Airs
A. L. Miller
Mark Fuller
River Corners
Frank Fuller
Nellie Oakley
Elyria
Win Wate
Ginty
Clayton Leebeck Land Children
Cleveland
John Burbage
Charles MacLarens
KR. A. Hall
West Salem
J. A. Browand
Terrence Curtica
Mary Kimbel
N. J
Methodist Church
L. J. Quade
R. A. Hall
Sowers
Chatham
Browand
Lon Rush
Susie Ream
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Wellington
Walter Rook
L. P. Davison
Norman Waltera
Akron Hospital
Rollin Ream
Monroeville
Jennie Burbag
Ruth MacLaren
William Frederick
Oa. L. Miller
Estella Leathermen
Willard
Seville
Ida Grissinger
Florence Kenery
Lydia Daugherty
Evelyn Allen
Lorain
Clara Woods
Willerman
Akron
Tullbrook
Charlies Walters
Reker
Rainbow Vavenue
Miller
Loraine
The
Frank
Expert Landscape Gardening on Campus Grounds
McKEIGHAN & STANLEY offer campus landscape services including grading ground cultivation and shrubbery placement. Phone 2378 306 Rover.
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McKeighan & Stanley
Rover
Legally Married Couple Honeymoon After Bristol Ceremony
Staunton E. Ashly and Elva McCurdy wed in Shuttle Meadow Country Club near New Britain. A license was taken in New Britain and the Bristol room ceremony triggered a special legislative act to validate the marriage. Rhode Island shows 1,207,370 life insurance policies for about 19,260 residents.
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Batiailin
Conn
Staunton E. Ashly
Elva McCurdy
Europe
New Britain
Shuttle Meadow Country Club
New Britain-Bristol
Rhode Islanders
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Bootlegger C Alphonse Is Floated From Mariposa
Mariposa California a halted arrest record shows C Alphonse, charged nine times for violating the 18th Amendment, paying nine fines. After his resort was closed, he was forcibly removed from town.
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Mariposa
Cal
aAfter
C. Alphonse
Dr. Sponsellor Offers Evening Clinic for Fissure Treatment
Dr. F M Sponsellor at 805 Clyrin Savings and Trust Blog provides Tuesday evening hours from 4:00 to 5:00 for treatment of piles fissure and fistula without time off work.
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F. M. Sponsellor
Clyrin Savings & Trust
Prize tale contest details from Woman's Home Companion
New York reports the Woman's Home Companion offers the largest literary prize, a 25000 dollar cash award, for best depiction of modern American city life. Manuscripts accepted over the next year. Judge Wil Irwin notes the shift from rural themes to urban realities shaping contemporary novels.
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New York
Peat
Woman's Home Companion
Wil Ir
Anonymous entrants in $25,000 magazine contest announced
To give the unestablished author an equal chance in competition with the more experienced, the anonymity of all competitors will be preserved. The prize is offered jointly by the magazine and Bobbs Merrill. The winning author will retain motion picture rights and royalties beyond the first $5,000. Contest ends March 31, 1930.
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Bobbs- Merrill Company
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