The Volnic Mystery at the Marquis d Erlemont Estate
Detective Gorgeret pursues a fresh lead at the Volnic sale while Antonine, protected by Raoul who is Arsene Lupin, must evade arrest. The auction at the Yolhic chateau hinges on a 900000+ francs bid as Raoul enters to complicate the sale amid past murders and family intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwteen
Pasabeth Horain
Dinger
Monsieur
Madame de Jouveile
Voluic
Jean d’Eriemont
de Jouvelles
Gergeret
Flamant
Clara
Big Paul
Marquia d’Erlemont
Saint- Lasare
Monsieur Raoul
Raoul
L’erlemont
Antonine
Raon
Arsene Lupin
Courville
d’Erlemont
Elisabeth Horain
Toas
Erlemont
Marquis
Big Pauw
Walthez
Elisabeth Walthez Homain
Raow
Yolhic Chateau
Saint-Lazare
Gorgeret
Vichy
Paris
Chateau
Canser
Gargeret
Notary
Audigat
Marquis d'Erlemont
Maitre Audigat
Marie Audigat
sAudigat
Rotary
Erhart Pedro Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Ladies Pedro Club met at the home of Mrs. George Maxworthy for two tables of progressive Pedro. Prizes were awarded with Mrs. Fred Armbruster first and Mrs. Charles Gross low score. The next gathering is set for Thursday, Dec. 21, at Mrs. John Kennedy’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Club
Erhart
Lue
George Maxworthy
Pedro
John Kennedy
Albert Meyer
Charles Gross
Joe Fiest
Horace J. Haimm
Fred Armbruster
Arthur Maxworthy
Young People of Church of Christ Host Party
In Sullivan the Young People of the Church of Christ held a party in the church basement on Wednesday evening. Thirty people attended and all reported a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Church of Christ
Progressive Class Plans Chicken Supper Fundraiser
Vincent December 16 The Progressive class of the Methodist church Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. Marnish Bald win McIntire Cook Sennings and Morris. The class planned a chicken supper for late January 1934 to raise funds for church work and social time followed. The next social will be December 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs W W Marlett in Elyria.
Meeting Notice for Cook Home Hosts Thursday Event
A business meeting is set for Thursday evening January 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook. Attendees are asked to arrive by 7 PM for a planning session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Ladies Aid Society Meet at Mrs Beese Home
Mrs Frankie Beese hosted the No 3 division of the M E church Ladies Aid Society on Thursday afternoon. A business session led by chairwoman Mrs William Giede opened the event, followed by quilting blocks and friendly conversation. Attendants included Mrs F H Lewis Mrs C Mcintire Mrs W Giede Mrs Frank Eschtruth Mrs Morris and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon December 25th with venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Beese
No. 3
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
William Giede
F. H. Lewis
C &. Mcintire
W. Giede
Frank Eschtruth
Morris
P. T. A. Sponsors Card Party at Markley School
A benefit card party hosted by the P. T. A. at Markley school house featured thirteen tables of bridge and pedro. Prizes went to Miss Wade and Myron Keller in bridge and Miss Mary Westcott and Grant Glasow in pedro. Guests from Elyria and nearby areas attended. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School House
Parent-Teacher Association
Bridge
Pedro
Miss Wade
Myron Keller
Mary Westcott
Grant Glasow
Elyria
Markley P T A Holds Monthly Meeting
The Markley School Parent-Teacher Association held its usual monthly meeting Thursday evening in the schoolhouse. The president, Mrs. Frank Trockley, led the session with strong attendance and routine agenda items addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Trockley
P T A Plans and Lunches for January Events
The report readings by the secretary treasurer and committees included a tea towel shower and tureen supper for the ladies. Plans for hot noonday lunches for pupils begin when school opens Tuesday. An invitation was issued for Lorain County Council at Brookside January 9. Dances and card parties were approved to raise funds for P T A work. Mrs Ed McGueken named refreshment chair for January. A committee served lunch of cookies and coffee. Next meeting set for January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ed. McGueken
Keller
M. Keller
Miss Tilden
Gleaners Sunday School Plans Christmas Entertainment
The Gleaners class of the M. E church Sunday school met in the Caurely parlors Wednesday evening with five girls present. They completed plans to present a four act play at the Sunday school Christmas entertainment. Beginning next Sunday Mrs. Frank Eschtruth will teach the class, replacing the former teacher who moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Church
Caurely
Frank Eschtruth
Christmas Crowd Attends Markley School Show
A very large crowd of men, women and children attended the Christmas entertainment at the Markley school Friday evening. Rex Westcott reports the event drew attendees from the community and featured holiday performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School
Rex Westcott
Heabler Returns Home After Hospital Treatment
John D. Heabler, treated since late September in a Pennsylvania government hospital, returned home Friday of last week and is reported to be greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Heabler
Pennsylvania
Residents and visitors stop by in area homes
Mr and Mrs Charles Storr and daughter of Cleveland visited and stayed with Mr and Mrs Oswald Meyer on Sunday. Glenn and Grover Stoup of Cleveland visited their mother Mrs M A Stoup on Saturday. H M Dowdell was a visitor and business caller in Wellington on Tuesday. Mrs M A Stoup and Miss Asznes Plato of Cleveland visited Mrs E McMillan in Norwalk on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Homerville visited Mr and Mrs Oswald Merer on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Merer and Mr and Mrs John Kennedy were visitors in Wakeman at Mrs Mever s aunt Mrs James Hachemberg s, who recently fell and injured both legs. Mr and Mrs Horace J Humm visited Mrs Perry Goodman and family in Cleveland on Sunday. Naomi Reuiter has worked in the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Stone for several days while he is ill and under a doctor s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Storr
Cleveland
Oswald Meyer
Glenn
Grover Stoup
M. A. Stoup
H. M. Dowdell
Wellington
Asznes Plato
E. McMillan
Norwalk
Frank Smith
Homerville
Oswald Merer
Albert Merer
John Kennedy
Mever
James Hatchemberg
Wakeman
Horace J. Humm
Perry Goodman
Naomi Reuiter
Homer Stone
School groups win two decisive matches to end week
The article notes that last week the four member Hedinger directed teams defeated Brunswick and Valley City school teams in both decisions. It states the affirmative and negative groups each field four members and expresses hope for continued success as they proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Valley City
Hedinger
Lorain County PTA Meet Promises Music and Guest Singers
The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers Association schedules a January 9 meeting featuring entertainment and free club singing as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Team Heads to Lodi for Dec 21 Clash
The basketball squad travels to Lodi on December 21 for a highly anticipated game. Officials expect another action packed contest as the team aims to extend their current winning streak and maintain their strong form.
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Lodi
Mallet Creek Debate Teams Shine Thursday
The two school debate squads from Mallet Creek High performed strongly on Thursday, delivering notable wins and strong showings in multiple rounds. Team members and coaches celebrated commendable results across divisions.
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Mallet Creek
Christmas program showcases student recitations and plays
The event featured numerous performances from 1st to 8th grade including recitations A Worth While Suggestion on Welcome Santa's Helpers A Real Friend Fathers Christmas Surprise A Cherry Message Merry Maid March Christmas Dinner Mothers Always Do A Thoughtful Lad Christmas Shoppers A Christmas Recipe Father s Present Beanville Community Tree and Good Night. No admission fee was charged a free will offering covered expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reese
Donna Mae Hollis
Ruth Dean
John Harnish, Jr
Ruth Hedges
Steve Hodavon
Julia Kovach
Buddy Nessing
Beanville
Christ
Tidle
Jimmy Smedley
Freeland
Willing Workers Class Christmas Party Planned
The Willing Workers class of the Methodist church Sunday school will hold a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rea Thursday evening December 21. They will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson of Loraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Sunday School
Harley Rea
Local family updates across Ohio towns this week
Mrs Henry Taft visits Toledo to stay with her son. Pearce family relocates to Elyria. Mrs Rowland Morris visits J G Morris and son. Mrs John Harnish visits niece in Penfield Junction. Elyria residents visit C E McIntire. Heneiko of Elyria guests of Frankie Verse. Wil spend Christmas with relatives in Ironton. Vincent School will not close until Friday December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Taft
Toledo
Pearce
Elyria
Rowland Morris
J. G. Morris
John Harnish
Merlin Monagon
Penfield Junction
C. E. McIntire
Heneiko
Frankie Verse
Harley Haskins
Ironton
Vincent
Christmas Program At School Friday Afternoon
The school's Christmas program will be presented on Friday afternoon December 22 featuring vocal and instrumental numbers by various groups plus contributions from each grade room. The program begins at 2 PM.
Home and School League Meeting Scheduled
The Home and School League will meet at the local school just before the Christmas program on Friday afternoon December 22. The session is scheduled to begin at 1 15 P M.
Local Social Notes From Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Frank Uhrich attended a fish fry at Shady Glen last Saturday. Mr and Mrs David Hall and their son Clyde moved from their former home east of here to Medina in the past week. Miss Agnes Plato of Cleveland, visiting Mrs M A Stoup, returned to her home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Uhrich
Shady Glen
David Hall
Clyde
Here
Medina
Agnes Plato
Cleveland
M. A. Stoup
Elyria And Sheffield Farm Bureau Meeting Held
A December meeting at Gulf Road School House drew about twenty five members. L M Youtzy chaired and officers were elected with L M Youtzy as chairman Milton Eppley secretary and Mrs G Cotton entertainment. Speakers include Mr Caskey and future Lorain County Farm Bureau speakers with plans for seven districts and cooperative expansions in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Elyria
Sheffield Township
L. J. Tabor
Strate Grange
Florence Brucker
County Cooperative Association
Lorain County
Milton Eppley
G. Cotton
Everson
Mr. Hull
Indiana Cooperative Association
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Skating Party At Pas Plant Pond Attracts Youth
A group of young people enjoyed a skating party on the Pas Plant Pond Thursday evening, gathering for informal recreation and socializing in a casual outdoor setting.
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Pas Plant Pond
Brookside School Holds Regular Music Lessons and Christmas Play
The Brookside program lists weekly vocal and instrumental lessons on Tuesday Thursday and Friday. First eight grades practice a Christmas play in the auditorium on Wednesday evening with the school orchestra set to perform.
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Brookside Pass
Pupils Present Christmas Program at Gulf Road School
The Gulf road school pupils staged a large audience Christmas program Friday evening. Fifth to eighth grades sang and recited carols and pieces like What He Wants and A Christmas Wish. The program, directed by Miss Ruth Bittner and Miss Esta Boyd, featured multiple readings, songs, and a play Christmas Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gulf Road School
Lois Youtzy
Evelyn Sittinger
Kriss Kringle
Marcella Rahriz
Dickey Lehman
Santa Claus
Jack Jensen
St. Nicholas
Lester Johnson
Edward Sittinger
Glenn Moon
Billy Dyer
Dolly
Olivia Rahrig
Wise Men
Zelma Smith
Mildred Dyer
Wilma Bloem
Luella Walker
Phyllis Bloem
Donald Sittinger
Donna Dyer
Raymond Pycraft
Ruth Bittner
Esta Boyd
Avon P. T. A. to Present Trouble in Toyland Opera
Avon December 20 program features first six grades rehearsing the operetta Trouble in Toyland. Principal parts by Teddy Sbeidler Robert Moon Betty Smith George Bliss Elliott Beidler Marian Nisser Jack Sweet Doris Gough Jean Smith Junior Green Edward Holas Phyllis Leonard. Miss Alice Smalley on piano. Mothers assist with costumes. Mrs. E. W. Beidler opens with welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon P. T. A. Avon
Trouble In Toyland
Mary Allis
Santa
Trouble
Teddy Sbeidler
Robert Moon
Betty Smith
George Bliss
Elliott Beidler
Marian Nisser
Jack Sweet
Doris Gough
Jean Smith
Junior Green
Edward Holas
Phyllis Leonard
Alice Smalley
GeMeiner
Pierman
E. W. Beidler
Rainbow Phila thea Class Elects New Officers At Christmas Meet
New London December meeting of Rainbow Phila thea Class of First M. E. Sunday School featured annual officer election and a Christmas gift exchange. Mrs. Ewart Hartman was chosen president, Bert Rockefeller vice president, Henry Weddon secretary, Clare Griffin treasurer. A post meeting program followed with songs, scripture, and readings, concluding with gift exchanges.
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New London
Rainbow Philathea
M. EF
O. M. Grissinger
Ewart Hartman
Bert Rockefeller
Henry Weddon
Clare Griffin
R. M. Brown
L. L. Leech
I. G. Watson
Sangster
F. C. Griffin
IG. Watson
Odd Fellows Lodge Initiates Four in New London
New London Lodge No. 615 conferred the Initiatory Degree on four candidates in a Wednesday evening ceremony attended by local and visiting Odd Fellows. Plans for the Christmas party on December 22 include a pot luck dinner at 6:30 and a home talent program with a children’s treat and a Christmas gift exchange. Dist. Deputy Master Arthur Herchner and S. L. Balliott were notable visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
New London Lodge No. 615
Odd Fellow Lodge
Rebekahs
Wm. Hotchkiss
J. L. Cassel
Lester Wolfe
Johnsville
S. L. Balliott
Lucas Lodge
Mansfield
Leroy Chapter No 200 Installation Highlights
Very impressive services conducted by Leroy Chapter No 200 E S at installation night. Flowers and gifts were presented to outgoing and incoming officers, with names guiding the ceremony. Installing officers and new officers listed include Ada Winebar as Installing Officer and Dessie Blackman as Worthy Matron among many others. A luncheon concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Chapter No
Laura Peck
Cora Broughton
C. E. Ward
S. W. Ward
Jeannette Culbertson
Ada Winebar
Marshall
Mae Reasberry
Leilah Wilson
Dessie Blackman
B. F. Harrison
Vera Clark
Assoc
C. F. Blackman
Claudia Messenger
Minnie Reynolds
Letha Spade
Daisy Whelsey
Anna Messenger
Frances Harrison
Orvalette Gilbert
Adah
Alice Ward
Ruth
Bess Houstis
Esther
Nellie Everhard
Martha
Gladys Hamilton
Electa
Pearl Sayes
Warder
Irene Bailey
Sentinel
Avis Lilley
Male Wrasse Displays Bright Coloration During Breeding
A male wrasse, a fish about the size of a large perch, assumes bright variegated skin during the breeding season and persistently chases the female.
Desert Noise Evolves With The Motor Car
A brief note observes how the advent of motor cars has turned the desert road into a noisier, more traveled thoroughfare, altering the quiet of travel and daily life.
Church Ladies' Aid Society Holds All Day Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Christ held an all-day meeting in the church basement on Wednesday with a pot luck dinner at noon. Division No. 3 met with Mrs. Claude Arndt on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Ladies’ Aid Society Division No. 3
Claude Arndt
Community Notices and Social Visits Report
Mrs E G Aubrey and son Robert guests at Oberlin College Thursday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Spencer of near Wooster visit parents Mr and Mrs Green banh and family Sunday. E G Aubrey and family dine with Mr and Mrs D R Ropp. Leo Arndt of Grand Rapids Michigan visits with parents Mr and Mrs O C Arndt. O E S No 499 met Monday evening for regular meeting. Mrs Russell Ballou and daughter visit Spencer parents. Harold Lebkisher and family make business trip to Wellington. Nettie Sprague returns from Akron. Sullivan Masons attend Ambherst banquet at Masonic Hall Tuesday. Division No 4 meets with Mrs Claude Arndt for all day Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Aubrey
Robert
Oberlin College
Glenn Spencer
Near Wooster
Greenbanh
D. R. Ropp
Leo Arndt
Grand Rapids
O. C. Arndt
O. E. S. No. 499
Russell Ballou
Spencer
W. H. Shick
Harold Lebkisher
Jim Lebkisher
Leota Lebkisher
Wellington
Nettie Sprague
Akron
Ambherst
Masonic Hall
Claude Arndt
P. T. A. Plans Christmas Cheer Drive
The P T A will collect contributions in grocery store barrels for a Friday allocation of provisions. A December 21 meeting will be held at the school house, with rubber shoes and food accepted and monetary gifts via Paul Shick by December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shick
Racial Population Split Noted in Historical Text
The source notes a global population close to two billion divided into roughly equal White Yellow and Dark racial groups, reflecting 19th or early 20th century racial categorizations and demographic theories.
Auckland Distance From San Francisco Noted
A geographic note places Auckland, New Zealand, six thousand and sixty miles from San Francisco, highlighting transpacific travel distance.
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Auckland
New Zealand
San Francisco
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QO. C. Arndt
Arlene Richards
Oberlin
Richards
George
Lester Barringer
Pittsburgh
van Cole
Alton Crumrnoe
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Polk
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