Dowdys pursuit of truth in vanishing plane case unfolds
Rowdy Dowdy presses Peter Clarke for help on the Rosalie case and joins Clarke’s search party. They fly with Lowry in a field mission to locate a missing man, tracing clues to a hillside crash area as the mystery deepens. Rowdy insists on following the leads, despite doubts about the nephew and the thief Rosalie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owdy
Rosalie
Peter Clarke
Detective Bureau
Clarke
Rowdy
Kenessa
Mr. Dow
Towdy
Lark
Lly
Lowry
Honds
Nos Andrews
Andrews
Ufterworld
Martino
Dan
Boons
Philadelphia
Lewrev
Kipton Grange Monthly Meeting At Henrietta
The Kipton and Henrietta granges met at the school building Tuesday evening with a lively program. Thomas Lee opened as visiting master and passed to Carl Bates, local master, as the gavel was presented to the Henrietta grange. Reading by Mrs Weeks and other features followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Kipton
Thomas Lee
Carl Bates
Kipton Grange
A. Pr. Lee
Hen“clatta Grange
Mrs Weeks
Local Granges Unite. Next Meeting at Kipton Dec 10
Recitation readings and songs marked a minutes long sequence as two granges decide to unite and alternate meetings. The Kipton gathering set for December 10, while community notes recount Ladies Aid host, PTA meetings, and various Amherst Lorain visitors and local games at South Amherst gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Sharp
Hageman
Weeks
Harold Lathrop
Kipton
Anna Wyllenbach
Ladies Aid Society
Af. E
Church Pattorn
Sual
Otto Kneble
Donald Hague
Paul Beuchler
Joe A. Mitten
Elyria Council
Lorain County Council
Elyria
M. G. Johnson
Oberlin
Ealter
Harold Coates
John Smith
Son Grant
Amherst
Loca School
Fou Amherst
South Anie
Henrietta Girls
George Unger
Baskbal
Eric Archer
Melvin Unger Tay
O Peabody
LM. Kelly
Melissa Gill
Pittsfie'd
G Ill
John Wager
Leon Currier
Henrietta Independent Boys Isam
Mischka
Brownhelm
Henrietta Boys
Scote
Kirkland
Lorain
Melvin Loges
O. C. Sanders
Elvria
BE. N. Walker
Bert Davis
C. H. Currier
Fred Wilford
Max and
Evan Coates
Helen Bauman
Ruby Jones
John Bauman
Richard Sanders
Clarksfield
Helen Pete
Mildred McCormick
Tomn
Luelle Derby
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers In Amherst South Amherst
The Royal Neighbors of Amelia held a Friday meeting in the lodge rooms electing officers for the coping year. Officers include Martha Nickel Oracle Lottle Huth Vice Oracle John Kauffman Recorder Tena Griffen Receiver QC Bailey Inner Sentinel Charles Corbitt Outer Sentinel Anna Gatnok Chancellor Lucy Barnhart Past Oracle Margaret Schneider Faith John Witt Unselfish Myrtle Bailey Modest Dorothy Slock Endurance Elsie Farvey Courage Dottie Jones Musician Dick Wiseman Physician. Lunch was served by Tottie Jones Celesta Corbett and Mable Anderson. Next meeting scheduled for Friday December 2 in the judge rooms with a Christmas party and exchange of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Der
Amelia
Martha Nickel
Oracle
Lottle Huth
John Kauffman
Tena Griffen
Bailey
Inner Sentinel
Charles Corbitt
Outer Sentinel
Anna Gatnok
William Allsop
Lucy,Barnhart
Margaret Schneider
John Witt
Myrtle Bailey
Dorothy Slock
Elsie Farvey
Dottie Jones
Dick Wiseman
Tottie Jones
Celesta Corbett
Mable Anderson
Judge
Rhom
LaGrange
S Araberst
LaGrange Boys
Washing and skincare advice sparks lively discussion
An interview section discusses suitable cleansers for different skin types. Mrs Evans and Mrs Gres debate washing frequency, oilier versus drier skins, and the use of special preparations. Additional notes cover a club meeting, refreshments, and social visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinstein
Mrs. Evans
Pittsfield News Notebook Reflects Local Life and Loss
Theodore Gresley remains ill with chronic liver trouble at his Pittsfield home. Funeral services were held in Vermilion for Wm Leid er, brother-in-law of W F Nieding. Florence Davidson visited with sister Mrs LeRoy in Camden. Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs George Walte’s home in Pittsfield with Ther Mar tin Weaver and 11 ladies in attendance. LeRoy Lounsbrough and daughter Betty Maye dined with Davidson family in Camden. Clarence Beard shopped in Elyria. Harry Farra stayed with H F Bartlett in Pittsfield. Ladies society of the Com- event covered local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Theodore Gresley
W F Nieding
Wm. Leider
Vermilion
Florence Davidson
Ning
LeRoy
Camden
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Mrs. Lounsbrough
A. W. Davidson
Clarence Beard
Elyria
Harry Farra
H. F. Bartlett
The
Ladies Society of the Com
Christmas Party and Pot Luck at Mrs Ed McConnellhouse
An all day Christmas party is planned for next Thursday December 12 at the home of Mrs Ed McConnell. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. The Kiwanis Club of Wellington held a dinner Thursday night in honor of the football players. The report notes the football boys attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.lehurch
Mra
F. H. Lewis
A. C. Heynes
J. G. Morris and Son
May Baldwin
D. A. Neynelda
C. Wilford
Elyria
C. R Bennett
The
Baptist
Munity Church
Ed, McConnell
Kiwanis Club of Wellington
Uatlend
Key Stockings Sold in U.S. Reach High 1929 Total
From Pittsfield figures Perry Brandt Lyte Preston Roy Wacker and Frank Watsons appear. In 1929 the total number of key certificial allie stockings sold in the United States surpassed one hundred million, with one pair allocated to each person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Pittsfield
Perry Brandt
Lyte Preston
Roy Wacker
Frank Watsons
United States
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs McMillen's Home
Vincent Vincent December meeting of the Methodist church Ladies Aid Society was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs K McMillen with members in attendance. The session included reports and devotional remarks as part of a routine monthly gathering.
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Ambasasdor
Endutfos
Togale Youster
Achen
Patna
Ees
T Raveler
Uupler
Ehdware Co
Julius
Hyman
Iran
Farmans
Madame Rubinstein
West
F. Echtruth
G. H. Stoughton
Pearl Ress
West End
Broad Street
L. P. Kaiser Co., Inc
PF. Kaiser
Pres
Elyria Law. & Trust Bldg
Thone
Ream Aled
Christ
Son
Elyria Bloce
Iurst- Surnisel
Ohio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
Vincent
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