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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

7

Night of danger surrounds Sally in coastal mystery

Sally weighs the proctor Ferguson web of suspicion over Goldie Slattery's murder and a kidnapping plot as Ted plans a trap for Vitelli. A late-night vigil followed by a strange intruder flash and a silent weapon point to shifting dangers in the Abel place.

Sally John Kemble Proctor Fred Proctors Gus Vitelli Goldie Slattery Ted Abel Place Fred Proctor Proctor Vitelli Slattery Met Proctor Mr. Vitelli Gus Vitell Sal Lauhy Brandly Proctors Warnits Bus Felix

Pittsfield Peabody and Whitney reunions held

Two separate family reunions were celebrated on Sunday. The Peabody gathering at Pittsfield drew about two hundred members from Cleveland, Newark, Henrietta, Wake and Pittsfield with officers named including President Roland Peabody and historian Harvey Grandall. The Whitney reunion at Den Park drew many relatives from Cleveland Oberlin and Chicago for a large dinner and games, with Herbert Whittner elected president and Mildred Brey Park as secretary.

Peabody Pittsfield Cleveland Field Newark Henriettz Wake Pitsfield Roland Peabody Henry Wellington Elgris Harvey Urandall Mre Ethel Willie Alice Watson Wakeman Entertainment George Gill N. B. Peabody Henrietta Ted Whitney den Park Witham Herbert Whittner Carl James Mildred Breyle Park Picothe Wood Oberin Miesae

Brighton community news from Ohio and Pennsylvania

Brighton Retees and relatives including Mr C O Goss and children and Teddy Grimbos attended the Farmers picnic at Crystal Beach after traveling by school bus. Harold Bedford and family visited Lakewood relatives while H B Cobb and son Gerald stayed with farmer parents in Spartansboro. R O Gill hosted the Peabody reunion at the Gill home as Mrs J Burge spent Friday with kin.

Brighton Roy Greene Goss Andildren Carl Langdon Ewell Teddy Grimbos Vlol. Hales Lucy Axine Muffly Crystal Beach H. BE. Cobb Soy Gerald Spartanshoro Harold Bedford Fattir Lakewood HC. Bedford C. E. Gill HL Lampen Peabody Reunio R. O. Gill J. €. Burge Moreland Ohio Clare Goodwin Goodwin Juez Goodwin George Vogt Cleveland Bolinar Eva Beaumont Jy Anni Pierce Eaton Edw. Stone Ada Grafton Violaives Clara Howard Harry Radcliff Independence Kansas Mary Marsh Willard Edna North Eaton Eustis A. D. Carpenter Charles Chope Bernadine Chope Wilbur June Carpenter Wilbur Carpenter Elwin Carpenter Pittsfield June Win Coe Theodore Rook Dale Pittman Cliff Cawie M. Sunday School C Cowle Steve Barber Don Phelps Elgin Leona Kimes Lodi Henry Barnes Arthur Barnes Ralph Taylor H. E. Cobbson Gerald D. Thompson Ho Anderson Chas. Wolfe New London L. A M. E. Sun School Will Murray Wu Dorothy Switzer Ray Jewett Amherst W. A. Jewett

Columbia Home Coming Celebrated With Events and Contests

The Columbia Home Coming drew large attendance with a Garden Club flower show and a lively indoor ball game where Alamst Girls defeated High School girls 27 to 4. 4-H exhibits impressed, Acme Grange showcased a county contest program, and a long list of athletic events and prizes highlighted the day. The day closed with a well attended dance and community remarks.

Columbia Garden Club Acme Grange Ridgeville Savannah Ohio Donna Cletzer Gertrude Akins P. W. Heineman George Haag Mary Kowalski Myrtle Hales Shirley Tasper Donna Stinchcomb Edna Barber Lyman Hitchcock Oscar Henke Columbia Firemen Viola Curtright Helen Harrington Edw. Dupakoski Jack Parker Tris Bartter Ruth Harrington Curtis Shatkner Wayne Tite Josephine Jankowski Winnifred Wright Roland Martin John Vanarsdale Doris Wright Ruth Wright Otis Dregor Geo. Seidel George Seidel Irving Dregor Kate Rothel Charles Harrington Grant Rundle Pearl Wilkins Richard VanArsdale Warren Stranahan Cottage Ham Emmaslipe Putt Jeremiah Martin Berea Enterprise Wade Jacques Roy Putt Margaret Heath Alicea Rundle Pearl Rundle Margaret Vauble Rowena Ingersoll Francis Martin Mary Rojag Virginia Vauble Margaret Martin Alice Glass Rutt Lily Wright

Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across Ohio

A string of Sunday and weekend visits spans Ohio from Cleveland to Wellington and Columbus. Families including the Zeigies Burrows Garrett Taylor Bronson Myers Saunders Heidrich and Hardy attended reunions and hosted relatives, with stops in Gates Mills Amherst and Knesles Beach.

Effie Canaan Cleveland Frank Zeigies Martha Burrows Waz Estella Garrett Wellington Erwin Perkins Margaret Ror J. A. Taylor Gates Mill Q Perkins Fred Pitts Sot Sunda Taylor Carl Webber Charles Columbus

August 20 1953 astrology forecast for Clark Kinnaird

Today is the 142nd day of 1953 with astrological notes for Clark Kinnaird. The Greek Orthodox calendar marks St Alexander Nevaky. celestial positions list Mercury and Venus among others. The forecast warns that excessive ambition brings business trouble and predicts quick traits for those born today.

Alexander Nevaky Mercury

Cleopatra’s fall to power and interwoven Rome saga

A fragmented account recounts Cleopatra, last of the Ptolemaic rulers, aligning with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, then Rome’s rise under Augustus. It notes her death, Rome’s political turmoil, and references to other historical figures and 19th century dates, plus local obituary snippets and community notices.

Cleopatra Ptolemy Alexander Egypt Dionysus Julius Caesar Caesar Rome Caesarion Mark Antony Augustus

The Good Old Days and Notable Historical Oddities

The piece surveys antiquated penalties for murder in England, early opposition to sawmills, destruction of a Dutch-built mill in 1663, destruction of Books of Geometry and Astronomy in 1552, a 1663 English law easing debt payment limits, Louis XI wearing shoes without soles, and an aside disputing Jewish racial categories. It ends with a Washington notice and a teaser about tomorrow’s story on an invalid who became a famed scientist.

England Anyerson Louis XI France

Canton Ohio Methodist Conference Set For Sep 5 18

Reports indicate Rev Horace Hales Charles Rothe and Robert Churchward among pallbearers while Green Bahr Bertha Schindler and Lucile Durbin of Mansfield attend. The Methodist General Conference convenes at Canton First M E Church September 5 to 18 with Rev J H Jones and Louis Fitch from this area also attending.

Theodore Wight Lakewood Mary Healey Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Baptist Sunday School Ernest Dunford Grove East River Road J. H Wade Jacques Cowan Kelner la Grange Jennie Cole Ione Eaton Robert Churchward Horace Hales Charles Rothe C. B. Ingersoll Kipten D. J. Radcliffe Nova Ernest Dunford Gene Paul D. D. Andrus Eir Tia Dunford Per Perry Ohio Hine Cleveland Wadne Reuben Walsden Richard Olmsted Falls Michigan Sion Linda Rzie Ethel Cartright Dorothy Wa Sting Martha Agems Cora Mills Jerre Glass Ivery Nies Fred Fulmeria Mary Sundar Columbia West View Sinks George Seidle Golden Links Methodist Sunday School Leslie Ring Anc Elnora Artz Wilhelmina Hales Berea Columbia Station Sevenn Jour Sheer Sey Sa Atiz Jen Mitchell Wiss Esa Barker Lyle Reisinger

Rochester Social News Highlights From Rochester Ohio

Miss Myrtle Livermore leaves for a two week vacation visiting Jorain Sandusky and Cedar Point. Rochester residents host and visit relatives including the Welder and Snyder families, attend a broadcast program at New London, and attend church events, picnics, and family gatherings. Local court, hospital, and World’s Fair trips are noted along with community activities and guests at multiple homes.

Rochester Aus Myrtle Livermore Jorain Sandusky Cedar Point L. A. Selvem Roy Welder Nicholas Welder Cleveland Selvem Larne Biddinger Wellington Lawrence Snyder John Wolfe Akron D. C. Mann Eva Tumquist Homerville Retta Richards Theron Landon Ash-land James Williams Ralph Taylor Ruggles Beach New London Vernon Heifner Dale Winfield William Simonson Leroy Rieke Alvin Gariss Lois Bursiery Dorothy Sitter Neva Ringler Chicago Eugene Babcock Arthur Jowett Missex Saloage Keller Dorene Cheservidden Corwin Ces James Murray Steubenville Cor

Treasure Hunt for Maximilian Gold on West Texas Plains

In Fort Worth a tale recalls Maximilian I of Mexico fleeing to Europe with a caravan of gold. A later surveyor, John Evert, reportedly found wagon remnants and gold bars buried beneath sand. Hubert Scheel, an auto dealer, learned of the map and oral clues before his death and plans to seek the treasure this year.

Fort Worth Tex Maximilian Mexico West Texas Napoli “Hi France Pliny Gulf Oy Europe Maximil MaximiMan Maximian Carlo Rio Grande Texas John Evert Hubert Scheel

Utah costs per person in state report for 1933

State Auditor C. Anderson released figures showing Utah governmental costs totaling 70.89 per person at fiscal year end June 30 1933. Combined gross debt stood at 46 149 915 with a per capita average of 89.79 a drop of nearly 29 since 1922.

Utah Salt Lake City St of Utah C. Anderson

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