Haunted Byford Moor Mystery Continues In Byford Inn Garden
Rupert Blake and Charlie Carfax press Miss Marlowe for her story at a sunny garden behind the village inn. The trio discuss a missing man named Grown, a stolen car, and a haunted Coomber House as Miss Marlowe reveals she suspects a broader plot tied to Byford Moor and a journalist’s haunted house article.
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Byford Afoor
Brown
Browen
Rupert
Charie
Joscelyn Mar- Jone
Ife
Miss Marlowe
Rupert Blake
Charlie Carfax
Ms. Blake
Tie
Newcastle
Coomber House
Byford Moor
Jie
Fene
Sle
Blake
Grown
Sone
Real estate transfers in Lorain Elyria Avon Lake area record
A list of property transactions across Lorain County towns including Elyria Avon Lake and Camd Township. Names such as John Kaiser Co Frank Korsis Clyde Hudson Jessie Gates Geo Triton Steve George and Emma Morgan appear alongside subdivision notes and lot numbers in the Avon Dover and Shef ld Co areas.
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Cl. Tr. Co
Alice M. Smith
Foster's
Ely
Avon Dover
Jennie Christ
Tomo Viljevac
Shef. Ld. Co
Ist Suba
Lorain
John Kaiser
F. GC. Daniels
Chrysler
Camada
W. View Riy. Co
Jessie Gates
Randall
W. View
Geo. Triton
Steve George
Thomas Gowns
Emma G. Morgan
Morgan
Harry Hawk
Geo
W. Hisey
Origl
Carl
Local Land Parcel Notices and Heir Claims List
A fragment lists property interests and heirs including A. W. Rehl Scott Hartass Lt 74 John Stange Subn Lorain Heirs at Law of Henry McDermott Katherine McDermott deed Kathrine McDermott Pt Subl 1 and 2 W S Streators Tra Subn Lorain Frank A Linsky Julius Engel Pt Orig Eat Tp Albert M Johnson Stefano Pole meps The terse item references various parcels and adjacent sublots with named parties and locations in Lorain area real estate records.
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A. W. Rehl
Scott Hartass
John Stange
Lorain
Henry McDermott
Katherine McDermott
W. S. Streators
Frank A. Linsky
Julius Engel
Orig
Albert M. Johnson
Stefano
Airpower as Future War Threat and Armys Speed Emphasis
Army planners warn aircraft will be the top threat in future wars and push to outpace air power with faster guns, screens, and vehicles. Anti aircraft guns like three inch and six inch models promise high firing rates and long reach while ground strafing planes sharpen infantry defenses. Speed dominates tactics from shells to mobility.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Army
Navy
Air Service
United States Army
Bureau of Ordnance
Brownhelm Potato Club Reorganized After Inactivity
After a year of inactivity the Brownhelm Potato Club is again organized with William Beetler as president and C E Rowland informed. Officers also include Robert Myers treasurer and Harvey Northeim secretary. Members aged 10 to 21 include Ralph Hasenplug Howard Garret Walter Reiner Thurman Greenoe William McQueen Emil Albrecht and Robert Reinhart. The revival rekindles the rivalry with the Columbia Potato Club which has 20 members. First year members must raise one tenth of an acre of potatoes second year one quarter or more and third year half an acre or more.
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Brownhelm Potato Club
C. E. Rowland
William Beetler
Beetler
Robert Myers
Harvey Northeim
Ralph Hasenplug
Howard Garret
Walter Reiner
Thurman Greenoe
William McQueen
Emil Albrecht
Robert Reinhart
Growsheim
Columbia Potato Club
DOW
Keep Record of Farm Sales in Lorain County
Reports from the Lorain County Farm Bureau say a committee now keeps farm sale records to better represent farmers in 1931 property reappraisal. Committee members are H. L. Leimbach of Brownhelm township W. C. Day of New London and Lawrence Betts of Wellington.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Climb to Work Is Compensated in Chicago Iron Trade
Structural iron workers will be paid for time spent climbing stairs ladders and beams to reach tall jobs after a ruling by Joshua D'Eposito, the labor arbitration between unions and contractors. The decision favors workers who toil on skyscrapers, recognizing travel as compensable work time under the agreement.
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Chicago
Joshua D'Eposito
Con
Union Crew Seeks Check-In At Tall Building Bases
Workers claim 15 to 20 minutes daily wasted climbing to skyscraper bases and demand check-in at arrival. Many earn about $2 per hour or more. Ruling affects buildings over 12 stories and the impact on workers.
Fights at Columbia Dinners Are Now Barred
New rules for undergraduates at Columbia College ban class dinners within Manhattan and set a 20 mile travel limit, with possible extension. The student board imposes watchdog measures to curb abductions of class officers and requires parents be informed within 12 hours of a disappearance.
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New York
Columbia College
Emily Price Post
Harold A. Rousselot
Manhattan
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Joscelyn
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Murbach Coal & Supply Company
England
Columbia
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
Walter P. Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Leo R. Meyer Motor Co
Broad St
Elyria
Ohio