Raoul Rescues Clara in Volnic Night Club Trap
In a tangled Volnic saga Raoul the master thief foils Inspector Gorgeret and recovers Blonde Clara from Big Paul. Clara evades capture at Raoul’s villa as Raoul outsmarts pursuers and exposes Valthex’s threat while restoring hope of the inheritance and the Volnic mystery’s solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Hornain
Volnic
Jean d’Erlemont
Inspector Gorgeret
Clara
Big Paul
Monsieur Raoul
Arsene Lupin
Marquis ofEriemont
Antonina
Raoul
Antonine
Walther
Elisabeth Homain
Paul
Gorgeret
Sosthene
Valthex
Qual
Avenue du Maroc
Clara's Fearful Heart After Raoul Is Wounded
Clara suspects a deadly plot after Raoul is found wounded. she cannot grasp events and imagines blood, fights, and possible death. Courville's note hints truth concealed, while Clara clings to despair and the sense that Raoul is doomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Raoul
Quai Voltaire
Gorgeret
Big Paul
Courville
Women's Civic Club Hosts Social Meeting in Rochester
The Women's Civic Club met at Nora Baker's home on December 20 with eighteen members and guests. A pot luck dinner followed by Christmas gift exchange honored the season. The next gathering will be January 10 at Sepha Rowland's home with a covered dish dinner for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Women’s Civic Club
Nora Baker
Sepha Rowland
Nova Institute
New London Dinner Party Hosts Celebrate Holiday Season
A social event at Mr and Mrs George Parnell house in New London on Wednesday evening featured a six o'clock dinner party for twelve. The long dining room table was attractively decorated and roast goose with English plum pudding highlighted the menu. Attendees included Mrs William Smith, Mr and Mrs Lee Holden and son Jack, Mr and Mrs Henry Tulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
George Parnell
Wiliam Smith
Lee Holden
Jack
Henry Tulk
Mallet Creek Grange Meeting Postponed A Week
The Mallet Creek Grange meeting in Mallet Creek was postponed from last Friday to this Friday. It will be an open meeting with installation of officers and a picnic supper at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Paul
Raoul
Imare
Grange
Mallet Creek
Nallet Creek
Woman Returns Home After Five Week Hospital Stay
Miss Laura Warner left Fairview Park Hospital in Cleveland after five weeks of recovery from surgery. She traveled home Saturday and is progressing well with good spirits and steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Warner
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Six O clock Dinner for John Beck’s Friends at M P Church
About 50 former pupils and friends gathered for a six o clock dinner at the M P church hosted by the society ladies. The choir presented a brief program afterward and the public was invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beck
M. P
Christmas Cantata Draws Near 200 To M. P. Church
Nearly 200 people attended a Christmas music festival at the M. P. Church on Sunday morning. An A Capella choir of 40 voices with soloists Mabel Swartz and Mrs. H. T. Ficken performed with Vincent Gracious Elizabeth Fretz and Lawrence Beck as instrumentalists. Santa Claus distributed candy and gifts to children. Religious and musical offerings were praised as the service concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
A Capella
Mabel Swartz
Lakewood
H. T. Ficken
Berea
Fred Swartz
Vincent Gracious
Euclid
Elizabeth Fretz
Columbia
Miss
Lawrence Beck
John Beck
Gertrudge Hendrickson
Clay
Swartz
Chamberlain
Santa Claus
York
Albert Bishop
Kenneth
Elmer Bishop
Leonard Smith
George Shrubsole
Bessie Farmer
Elyria
H. A. Bishop's
Frank Neufeld
Betty
Medina
John Neufer
Beachy
Weekend Visitors Arrive in Cleveland Heights and Lorain
Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. E W Brintnall visiting John Oviatt in Cleveland Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilford and their son Donald stay with Stanley Christian in Lorain. Morris Meyers and wife from Fos- (text fragments).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brintnall
John Oviatt
Cleveland Heights
Walter Wilford
Donald
Lorain
Stanley Christian
Morris Meyers
Fos
Notable Oberlin Guests and Local Hosts
Family and friends from Oberlin and Xenia gather for a social event. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith of Xenia and Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Bair, with the hoste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Oberlin
Norman Smith
Xenia
C. R. Bair
Hoste
Christmas Party and Gift Exchange Staged by Baptist Class
The Baptist Philathea class held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Q Schnell on Fitchville Townline Road. An excellent attendance enjoyed a pot luck supper and a Christmas fish pond exchange followed by games including anagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Philathea
Q. Schnell
Fitchville Townline Road
Final 1933 Meeting of Laurence E Broome Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary unit No 292 held its last 1933 meeting in Legion Hall with 24 members and two visitors. December expenses totaled 56.85 for doctors, groceries, and clothing. A Christmas party distributed 77 gauze sacks of candy and toys to children with Santa assisting. The group will meet January 2, 1934 to start a new quilt and urges strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence E. Broome
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Louis Straub
Terest Roorback
Santa Claus
Local Christmas Visits Reach Several Families
Floyd Eccles vacationing with grandmother Mrs Donna Eccles in Edison Ohio. Margaret Matthews from Philadelphia spent part of Christmas with her aunt Christine Giles Bingham. William Faebey of Cleveland and his wife visited Charles Skeese’s family. their daughter Mary stayed through the holidays. Mabel Gridley of Dayton Ohio was a Christmas guest of Grace Peck. Mrs Jeanette Culbertson and daughter Marjorie Grace are visiting her sister in Cleveland for Christmas New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Richards
Allen Richards
Sullivan
Leland Richards
Vivian
Elyria
Theodore Richards
Oberlin
Stanfield
Clyde Stanfield
Clarksfield
William Sheldon
Milton Sells
Mac Swartz
Norwalk
Albert Keith
Wellington
Merritt Fre
Hazel
Robert Swartz
James Williams
Nellie Guthrie
Wooster
Rachel Mitchell
B. C. Mann
John Wolfe
Akron
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Josephine Handley
del Simmons
William Goldsmith
New London
Wade Cowie
Mr. Simmons
Mrs. Simmons
Floyd Eccles
Donna Eccles
Edison
Margaret Matthews
Philadelphia
Christine Giles Bingham
William Faebey
Cleveland
Charles Skeese
Mary Fahey
Mabel Gridley
Dayton, C
Christmas Day Guests Gather in Tiffin Home
Mr and Mrs John Hull of Tiffin hosted Christmas Day at Robert Clays with Mark Garrett and Charles of Madison staying with Chas Garrett. Ray Garrett and family were also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toria
John Hull
Tiffin
Robert Clay
Mark Garrett
Charles of
Madison
Chas. Garrett
Ray Garrett
Christmas Dax Guests and Local Holiday Gatherings
Christmas guests and family visits noted across Medina, Lorain, Wadsworth, Hinckley, Montville, LeRoy, and surrounding areas. Attendees include the Bricker, Hinman, Brintnall, Dicker man, Huffman, Miller, Eastwood, and Eastwood families plus residents at Daguis, Denman, Gayer, and Starr homes. Local trustees and visitors also tallied, with several dinners and suppers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dax
Irvin Broadsword
J. Broadsword
Litchfield
Bert Dague
Elmeer Ewing
Lodi
Frances Repp
West Salem
Blaine Kulp
Medina
M. J. Daguis
Ray Sweet
Gail Alexander
John Neufeld
Edna Herthnick
G. A. Hinman
Howard
Roy Hinman
Elmore Hinman
Russell Dickerman
Corwin Parker's
Dee Nichols
Eunice Greenup
Raymond Denman
Pauline Bricker
LeRoy
Burton Bricker
Muncie
Ind
John Chamberlain
Nelson Gayer
Montville
M. E. Huffman
Stanley Rickard
Lynn Thomas
Cranston
Lorain
Miss Pearl Drake
Chas. Pierce
Carl Starr
Lester
Wilber Charlton
Aamily
Hinckley
WV. G. Miller
Ruth
Erhart
Robert Clay
York Township
J. C. Bricker
Wadsworth
Charles Dickerman
Betty O'Leary
C. G. Bohley
Clark Dickerman
F. &. Eastwood
Dorothy Main
Wheaton College
Illinois
Local Families Share Christmas and News in Sullivan
Russell Cole visits grandparents in Sullivan as Albert Nichole of Lakewood calls. Families including Arndts, Amsbaughs, Ropps, Taylors, and Smiths swap visits and dinners over Christmas. Church groups hold meetings as residents exchange greetings and birthdays.
Colonies Dominate Much of World Land and Population
The article notes that more than half the earth's surface and over a billion people reside in colonies and backward countries under the dominance of a few Western powers.
Henrietta Christmas Party Attended by Local Families
In Henrietta on December 30 Mr and Mrs Louis Delefield hosted a Christmas party at their home. Guests included Christ Kropf and daughters Edith and Bernice, Walter Kropf and family Axtel, Lloyd Nagle and son Fred Kropf Irene Leidheiser of Vermilion, Bell Moulton Elyria P H Latteman and sons and Harold Buchs and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Louis Delefield
Christ Kropf
Edith
Bernice
Walter Kropf
Axtel
Lloyd Naegle
Fred Kropf
Irene Leidheiser
Vermilion
Bell Moulton
Elyria
Ladies Aid attendees host Thursday afternoon gathering
Mrs. Katie Weldman welcomed members of the Ladies Aid Society at her home with a list of attendees including Mrs. Earl Munn and daughters Alice and Idella, Mrs. Leon Hopkins, and numerous other named guests. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Latteman and sons, Birmingham, plus Winifred Behnke. Christmas Day visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart and son Carl with Mrs. C. S. Buswell’s family in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Simonson
Cleveland
Elizabeth Barnes
Wallace
W. A. Jewett
Wilda Jewett
Arthur Jewett
Ford Jewett
Huntington
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Don Phelps
Elyria
Paul Jewett
Greydon Jewett
Ben Rodin
Nick
Steva Barrei
H. F. Rieske
Harry
Cincinnati
Frank Clifford
Airs
E. A. Alger
Lorain
Lena Gegenheimer
Milton Parrish
Laura Parrish
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Vera Rolly
Kipton
V. D. Whitney
Spencer
Willam Becker
Camden
C. O. Burrell
Lou Brooks
G. C. Becker
Carl Becker
Mary Becker
A. R. Emmerick
Louise Emmerick
Geo. Broughton
Art Broughton
Akron
Evelyn Hildebrand
Lakewood
Wylife Hildebrand
Alex Born
Mr. Hildebrand
Katie Weldman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Earl Munn
Alice
Idella
Leon Hopkins
Leonard Buchs
Earl
Anna Wyttenbach
Samuel Kaetzel
John Bauman
Helen
D. A. Bonett
Ernest Buchs
Anna Buchs
Charles Latteman
Carl and
Lawrence
Birmingham
Winifred Behnke
Fred Latteman
Frank Hart
Carl
C. S. Buswell
LA Grange
Nellie M. Auxer
Irene
Bessie Yoo
Lloyd Richmond
Moss
Gray
Paul Auxer
Batty Hoffman
Betty Caffo
Andrew's Institute
Willoughby
Spieth
C. W. Heath
Eon
Russell
L. F. Baldwin
Glenn Myers
Myles Spicer
A. J. Lewis
H. M. Powers
Earl Lewis
Charles Foster
George Renton
Olmsted Falls
C. B. Rawson
Paul Sage
Andrew Rawson
Phyllis
Carol
Kieth
LaGrange
Ruth Holcomb
Archie Chester
Noah Holcomb
Vermont St
Bessie Rumsey
Michigan
Irving Woodruff
George Woodruff
Arthur Dushinski
Janet Lou
Frank Dushinski
John Lemon
Marine Phelan
James
Carl Price
Roy Pearce
New York
Robert Oliver
John Curtiss
Clyde Nichols
East Carlisle
Henry Curtice
Brooklyn
Leon Curtice
Lafayette
Edwin Schnarr
C. A. Foster
W. G. Wilson
G. G. Leiby
Juanita
Grant Leiby
Parma
John Yeacker
L. S. Ault
Orva Hastings
Wolfe
North Main Street
Roy Miller
Sidney Hemenway
Sarah Miller
Charles Moulder
Malvern Spicer
Oberlin
Moulder
Bert Wheeler
May
Vera
Chester Crow
Litchfield
C. Lb. Gott
Leslie
LaVerda Gott
Arthur Etter
Earl Underhill
A. R. Underhill
Bert Forbush
Al-lance
Charles Browne
South Amherst
Sam Garretson
Delbert
Kenneth Knowles
B. J. Knowles
Ray Saunders
Memorial Hospital
Henry Gott
Phil Gott
Porter
Laura Jane
Chevy Chase
D. C
Birthday surprise for Mrs. Anna Wyttenbach on 69th
Neighbors gathered at her home Friday afternoon to honor Mrs. Anna Wyttenbach on her 69th birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Otto Knoble Mrs. Rex Lees Mrs. John Bauman Mrs. John Geissen doerfer Mrs. George Mynor Chicago guest Mrs. Raymond Mynor Mrs. Barbara Angersbach Mrs. Don Haigh and Mrs. Ed Volk. A cake baked by Mrs. Baumann along with jello cookies peppermint cocoa nut macaroon and coffee were served. Mrs. Wyttenbach received several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wyttenbach
Otto Knoble
Rex Lees
John Bauman
John Geissendoerfer
George Mynor
Raymond Mynor
Chicago
Barbara Angersbach
Don Haigh
Ed Volk
John Baumann
Wyttenbach
Local families share Christmas gatherings across Amherst area
Mr and Mrs O C Sanders hosted a Christmas Day family party with guests including John and Eldon Smith and others from Elyria Kansas City Mo and South Amherst. Various households, guests and Sunday dinners noted across Amherst Oberlin and Brownhelm with health update on Patsy Keible improving from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Sanders
John Smith
Eldon
Hope Smith
Elyria
Gertrude Bartlett
Kansas City
Charles Cook
Roy Sanders
Melvin
Louis Lange
Mattie Sanders
Ed Kothe
Walter Kothe
John Bauman
St. John's Church
South Amherst
Charles Date
Henry Fieman
Fred Bauman
Godfrey Bauman
Walter Walker
E. N. Walker
Oberlin
Harold Coates
Theodore Ries
Myron
Orlo Coven
Elmer Buchs
Amherst
Harry Buchs
Akron
Ernest Buchs
Anna Buchs
Alice
Patsy Keible
Frank Keible
Claude Unger
Brownhelm
Wendell Unger
Howard
Berlin
Hiights
Maynard
Edna Unger
John Hostettler
Victor Hostettler
Detroit
Albert Reusser
M. G. Johnson
Canaries Trained to Sing Christmas Eve Carols
Fresno residents train two canaries to whistle Silent Night Holy Night for Christmas Eve. Mrs Ream trained the birds for Mr and Mrs C F Walker and Mr and Mrs W L Ream of Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
U.P
C. F. Walker
W. L. Ream
Ream
Local Social Roundup of Christmas Guests and Visits
Nellie Auxer hosts a large Christmas dinner with Irene and Bessie Yoo Lloyd Richmond of Elyria and many local families. Numerous relatives and friends from Elyria Cleveland Detroit Andrew's Institute and other nearby towns spent holidays here and with area homes.
Christmas Cheer Reaches Maxwell Oliver in St Josephs
Maxwell Oliver, confined in St Josephs hospital, received sixty Christmas cards from many friends here. The messages of cheer helped brighten the holidays. His mother and brother, and Charles Nichols and Howard Holcomb, visited Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Oliver
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Nichols
Howard Holcomb
Surprise Dinner Echoes Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Powers hosted a surprise dinner with guests arriving Sunday. Baskets were filled and the event reminded the host and hostess of their wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Wewls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Powers
Edgar M. Freeman
Earl A. Wewls
Local Families Gather for Upcoming Community Event
Elyria residents and several listed couples including Mr. and Mrs. James D. Oblitts of Grafton and Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Buswell join neighbors Harvey Howard Betty and the Holcombs in preparations for a neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James D. Oblitts
Grafton
S. Perry Buswell
R. Darius Holcomb
Harvey Howard
Betty
Powers
Christmas Miracles Program at School Auditory
A large audience attended a school Christmas program featuring A Christmas Miracle Play by H.8 with roles for Isaiah, Angel Gabriel, Mary, Joseph, shepherds, kings, and soldiers. The event included Christmas songs, grade chorus numbers, a Playette, scenes from The Birds Christmas Carol, and an offering to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophet Isaiah
Bill Wigert
Angel Gabriel
Maxwell Smith
Ruth Gott
Joseph
Alvin Fatz
Carton Adams
Leslie Weaver
Clifford Zeroll
Nuntius
Court Fool
James Hastings
King Herod
Leonard Moulder
Araby
Raymond Long
Taurus
George Foster
Agmar
Albert Oehling
Herod
Alan Forbush
Wayne Sarmen
Local Christmas Activities Highlight Columbia Area
Miss Lenora Bonner visits Medina relatives while Lucile Bonner visits Hinckley and Chippewa. School starts January 2 due to delayed CWA decorations. A Christmas gathering at the Crocker home and multiple family visits are noted along with a planned January 20 farm bureau meeting at Elyria First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lenora Bonner
Beastrice
Medina
Lucile Bonner
Hinckley
Chippewa
Russell Blodgett
Berea Hospital
CWA
Wilmore Burnett
Warren Ives
Jesse Burnett
Lorena Crocker
Jerry Keyse
Misses Libble
Anna Martin
John Martin
Elbert
Cleveland
Grace Martin
Edith Goldman
Wadsworth
Ohio
Burl Martin
Eaton
Hilda
Sylvia Ives
Charles
Elyria
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Ralph Ives
la Porte
Hannah Longbon
Kipton
Leo Martin
Harry Martin
H.C. Bartter
Orra Crocker
Fred Westerfield
A. D. Crocker
Lorain County Farm Bureau
First Methodist
I. H. Hull
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n., Inc
Indianapolis
Wm. Bonner
Brokaw Road
Cecil Johnson
Grafton
Gray
Belden
Jos. Resnick
Boone Road
Community Hospital
Berea
Alice Marie
Ethel Daugherty
Oscar Gest
Mildred Gest
Mary Lauren
Town Hall
Alice Bird
Literally
Lakewodd
Chauncy (Bud) Stephens
F. C. Ives
Forest Allen
Creston
Man faces three great categories of phenomena
The statement divides phenomena into inorganic, organic, and psychic realms, outlining a framework for understanding nature. It suggests a tripartite view of reality where material, living, and mental or supernatural aspects are distinct domains requiring separate inquiry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reou
Civic Club Notes
George Taylor
J. Ames
Clarkefield
Rose Hodgkin
Charles Livermore
Elsha
A. H. Gallatin
Fred Riebe
Bertha Simonson
Corwin Coe
Steubenville
James Murray
Donald Murray
Russell Murray
Martha Hosfeld
John Murray
Gus Pohlman
Fred Mohns
Ralph Rowland
Eric Olten
Carlos Snyder
Lilian
Lawrence Snyder
George Rickett
Nova
Elsa
Alma Jewett
Lester Ketchum
Loren Pifer
Oscar Chamberlin
Hardy
Nora Chamberlin
Frank Rowland
Florence
Caroline Rowland
Harry Rowland
Charles Curry
Charles Beardsley
Banner
M. E. Sunday School
Delbert Switzer and
Findlay
Glenn Cole
O. C. Arndt
Ropps
Ropp
H. Amsbaugh
Clyde Tedro
Whitcomb
Taylor Smith
Lloyd
Snively
Roy Taylor
Mildred Taylor
W. Smith
Ralph Smith
Hazel Hyde
C. C Smith
Harry Smith
Smith
Johnson
Church of Christ
Merritt Rogers
Hazel Smith
Maybelle Smith
Maxwell Looey
Earl Gribben
Polk
E. G. Aubrey
Congregational Church
John Ringier
John Arndt
New Londons
Vale Ringier
Gorham
Ashland
Ray
Bruce Mitten
William Pauley
Mitzie Homewood
Nina Eldridge
R. Gould
Selzer
L. O. Curk
Maurice Kulp
H. E. Kulp
Mrs. Wolf
Minerva
H. FE. Kulp
Ikbely
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