Mystery at Center Clery University English Dept
Inspector Lee investigates the death of Donald Reeves on the Center Clery campus. Key staff including Professor Jamieson and Miss Turner provide testimonies as Lee questions alibis and uncovers tensions over Reeves personal life, a quarrel, and a hidden motive. The case unfolds through interviews with Wil son Henderson, Jamieson, Turner, and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reeves
Center Clery University
Inspector Lee
Timothy Blade
Professor Wilson
Muth Turner
Aliss Edwards
Jamieson
Sliss Edwards
Lee
Blade
Young Walker
Henderson
The
Star
Recks
Reeves
Walker
Tenderson
Les
Ruth Turner
Professor
Sherlock
Your Jamieson
Dr. Henderson
See
Ambrose Bierts
Jace
Miss Edwards
St Tome
Rmiznt
Lagrange Briefs From North Main Street Moves and Visits
Lagrange notices include families moving into Bonar House on North Main Street and Brerkenridge House on South Main. Neighbors hosted relatives from Delta Ohio and Elyria, with trips to Batesville Indiana and Akron. Guests shared news of vacations, visits with kin, and local drives. A pony accident injured Gordon Adams, and outside travels included a lakes trip aboard the Shenango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Leon Varney
A. A. Janchery
Bonar House
North Main Street
W. G. Wilson
Delta
Dayton Leiby
Orf Waysville
Bainbridge
Harry Dean
Brerkenridge House
South Main Street
Frank Wolcott
Daugher
Norma
Amherst Outing and Local Notices From Cloverleaf Club
Members and families enjoyed a Cloverleaf Club outdoor outing at the Outdoor Life Association grounds with a picnic supper and games. Awards went to Mrs Samuel Wragg Mrs C A Lauer Mrs William Ehrman Robert Lauer Fred Ruth and Albert Kreeger. The Eagles picnic at Brandts Park featured bats and baseball and an ice cream treat. Funeral rites were held for Miss Anna Minch with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Fourteen Mite Society members met at the Methodist church for routine business and social hour. A weekly choir rehearsal at St Peter's Evangelical church and a Holy Name fish fry were announced. Hospital and brieffs noted local health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Cloverleaf Club
Outdoor Life Association
Samuel Wragg
C. A. Lauer
William Ehrman
Robert Lauer
Fred Ruth
Albert Kreeger
Old Spring
Minch
Miss Anna Minch
North Mainst
A. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
W. A. Cory
Elyria
C. G. Aschenbach
E. £. Foster
Frank Laraway
William Kane
Charles Mathes
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Cleveland
Mite Society of the Methodist Church
George Becker
Milanay
Margaret Schroeder
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Barnes reunion families visit Rochester and fair-going roster
Rochester Aug 30 The Barnes reunion drew several local families for camping on the school grounds. Local residents attending the State Fair in Columbus include Riebe Taylor Jewett Conklin Bradford Bradford and Storrow plus Austin Ewell. Other gatherings feature Bracy clan Norwalk and Ashland reunions, with church services and musical entertainment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ray Barnes
Earl Barnes
Wright Barnes
Brackenridge and
Wheeler
Mich
Barnes
Henry
Arthur Barnes
Columbus
Fred Riebe
Ralph Taylor
Arthur Jewett
Lee Conklin
Florence Davidson
L. A. Bradford
Gail Bradford
Gerald
Stanley Storrow
Austin Ewell
Thelma
Bracy
Norwalk
del Simmons
Ernest Ladale
Wellington
M. E
Quade
Spencer
Wranh Clifford
A. H. Gallatin
Robert Rice
Elyria
B. W. Soralley
Ed. Chandler
Beaver
Maggie Cowie
George Davidson
Carlos Snder
Rickett
Brookside Park
Ashland
Gladys Tucker
Mifflin
Carlos Spyder
Lela Tucker
B. Cartwright
Shreve
M. EH
Carlos Snyder
Fern Leitner
Clarksfield
Charles Livermore
L. A. Bradford and Son
Carl Bradford
William B. Murray
W. A. Scranton
Cleveland
Charles Beardsley
Weekend Guests and Family Reunions Reported
The notice lists week end visitors of Mrs. Nora Chamberlin including her children Mana Phillips and Lawrence, George Cowie, and others. It mentions the Simonson family reunion at Savannah with Late Simonson and Bertha attending, plus Reverend Cobb and family dining with Roy Snyder family. Delbert Switzer returns from Cleveland after surgery and improves slowly. Dortha Switzer takes mother and Eleanor to Forrest Ohio, while Delbert Switzer’s mother and sister travel from Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Chamberlin
Mana Phillips
Lawrence
George Cowie
Esther McCauley
Ralph
Norman Bettridge
Akron
Simonson
Ed. ]Gler
Savannah
Bertha
Delbert, Switzer
Cleveland
Dortha Switzer
Eleanor
Forrest, O
Delbert Switzer
L. C. Pratt
Virginia
Findlay. Com
Local Sunday Socials Include Heine, Parkes, Jewett Guests
Mr and Mrs Richard Heine of Huntington visited the Mitchell Ueifner home Sunday afternoon. Albert Parkes and family of Hartland and Florence Williams of Elyria joined Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett for Sunday supper. Dean Thompson and Bertha Bayless from Huntington, Indiana, are visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Er i D Thompson, while he takes vacation from Erie Railroad work in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri. D. Thompson
Erie Railroad
Huntington
Father drags child two miles in Stevens Point case
Four year old Florence Kempen was dragged two miles after catching her dress on a car bumper driven by her father Cornelius Kempen on a rough road. The dress tore free and a passing motorist rushed the girl to a hospital. She sustained severe leg lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wil Lb
Florence Kempen
Sranus
Cornelius Kempen
Harper farmer pays with pork as foreclosures hit
A. T. Crawford of Harper Kansas bought a nickel hamburger with the proceeds from selling two one hundred and twenty pound pigs. He had just lost his farm to foreclosure. Inspection charges yardage and sale commission totaled 81 cent. The buyer paid 13 cents by check but cashing it cost 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickel
Harper
Kan
A. T. Crawford
Crawford
Race of Century proposed to break tie in county primary
In Licking County a 0.02 a race to the World Fair in Chicago on the back of a pack horse or a Missouri mule was proposed to settle a tied vote for the Democratic Central Committee. Fred Nicholas, a race horse stable owner, challenged N. H. Overturf after both finished with 40 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Chicago
Fred Nicholas
N. H. Overturf
Licking Country
Democratic Central Committee
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Sorma Hendricks
Boyd
Jess
Giovinni
Jameson
Simrie
Ned
Miss Turner's
Lagrange
John Wilker
Batesville
Indiana
Charles Curtis
Zephyr Hills
Fla
Charles Nichols
Harvey
Lakewood
Starr
Bob Woodruff
Doris
Beth Nichols
H. A. Foster
BR. B. Kelner
Cascade Park
Clinton FE. Haulh
Will 'Hanlk
Uraus
Gordon Adams
Bonnie
Rau
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Wilcox
Lakes
Shenango
Clarence Brush
Charlie Brush
James Rundle
Florence
Harlan Rundle
Berea
Otho Feagler
Otto Feagler
Garrett
Ind
Century of Progress
W. C. Knowles
Karl Kolinski
Bruce Freeman
Jennie Hubbard
Irwin Hubbard
Greenville
King’s Daughters
the Baptist Sunday School
Glenn Wilson
Lorain County
Music Store
Grand Radio Free
Merchant’s Hall
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Chronicle-telegram Newa
Central Book Store
Church
Mite Sociery
Brandt's Park
Jean Miller
Leta Weber
Margaret Weber
Elizabeth Balog
Doug Meardrews
Louis Chapman
Christina Schnell
Dale Jump
Virgil Jump
Mayfield
Lawrence Wilson
Little Daughter
Litchfield
Eagle Hall
Jack Bruce
Hugo Truscello
Forest St
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church
Beus Witte
Foster Paarkred
Amarerst
Henry Ludwig
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Clevland
Baker's
Axtel St
John Metzger
George’ Schroeder
Cleveland-ay
Henry Miller
Malcolm
Walter Sebulc
Walter Jaeger
Detroit
Cory
C. C. Kero Naver
Q. H. Baker
Oldsmobile Delivery
Rogers Motors, Inc
Maytag Elyria Co
Lorain County Fair
Lewis’ Norge Booth
Norge
Tavok
Haliae
MORSE
TRE Tropics
Alyria
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Perry Green
Walter Kirk
State Grange and Farm Bureau
Raum
WTAM
Tudor Ford
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