Murder Trial Turns on Hidden Clues in Bailey House
Kane returns to the Bailey murder scene aided by O Hara. He scans shelves for motives and discovers Nanette’s signatures in Borgin volumes and a dated Saturday paper with Dorotha Now’s photo bearing faint notes. Lucy Wilbur’s call interrupts as the investigation deepens.
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Italy
Rane
Bailey
Hia
Olympus
Nanette
Sheness
Dorotha
Ohara
Kane
O'Hara
Lucy Wilbur
Pursuit Ends in Tragedy as Lilian Hall Is Found Dead
Throbbing with emotion Kane races to Lilian Hall’s apartment after learning she released a captive and returned home. A locked door, a caretaker with a key, and Lucy beside him lead to a grim scene: Lilian lies dead on the floor, a red stain on her dress, and Kane confirms the fatal outcome as the case continues.
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Lillian
Rand
Highland Avenue
Kane
Lucy
Lil
Sergeant James
Amured
Evith
Lilian Hall
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Frank Bans At South Ridge
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Bans was held from her late home in South Ridge with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev I Amore officiated, and burial followed at Wurray Ridge Cemetery. Church services were set for Sunday with a New Year’s sermon by Rev St Amore.
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South Ridge
Frank Bans
Rey I
Amore
Rene and
Eugene Stang
Newton Baus
Walter Fowell
Rodger Spieth
Donald Bryant
Wurray Ridge
Cemetuti
St. Amore
Local families attend Christmas gatherings and visits
Ty Fuller and Charles Borh from Lorain join Mr. and Mrs. Hark Dehn and Miss Mabel Dehn at a family event. George Kmittie and family attend a Christmas celebration hosted by Mrs. Kathryn Korbe in Middle Ridge. Caroline Spiegelberg from Cleveland stays overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schlechter and Miriam Fowl. Various residents affiliated with Amherst, Oberlin Road, and Cleveland share meals, visits, and health notes during the holiday period.
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Ty Fuller
Charles Borh
Lorain
Hark Dehn
Mabel Dehn
Dehn
George Kmittie
Mitchell
Marion
Kathryn Korbe
Middle Ridge
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Milton Schlechter
Miriam Fowl
Henry Delefield
Myr
Newton Baus
August Merthe
Dos
Amherst
Kieth Brown
Walter Grobe
Brown
Elvira Clint
Matilda Drunagle
Elmer
Waller Grobe
Frank Laranay
Ogontz
Minnie Weisse
Frederick Schaub
Ernst
Bail Dehn
Joshua Thompson
F. Ward
Kathryn Schild
L. A. Schild
Norwalk
Vernon Budd
Willam Budd
Clarence Peabody
William Peabody
New Oberlin
J. P. Bechtel
W. T. Collier
Elycra
J. Smith
Leo Hanlon
Frank Bechtel
C. Schubert
Irma Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Gerald Stang
F. Handke
Olmsted Falls
J. H. Amore
Edward Stang
J. Krugman
Elyria
Andrew Stang
Kathryn
E. Stang
William Spiegelberg
Pearl Glynn
Jennie Glynn
Wellington
Christmas Visits and Pageant at Local Churches
Local families spent Christmas Day visiting relatives across Elyria Norwalk and Cleveland with gatherings at the Schilds Budds Peabodys and Bechtels. A Christmas pageant at the church featured songs recitations duets and a child class performance concluding with an offering and the pageant We Have Seen the Star.
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Rev
Amore
Malcom Fowl
Gerald Conger
Harold Grilla
Clarence Young
Joy
Dorothea Johnston
Kathleen Young
Margaret Mason
Billy Young
Bruce Eppley
Buckeye Kitchen Maids 4-H aid Christmas charity in Gulf road
The Buckeye Kitchen Maids 4-H club packed boxes of Christmas goodies for elderly neighbors and baskets for needy families in Gulf road and Elyria. Local residents visited relatives, held Christmas gatherings, and school pupils enjoyed a holiday program at Gulf Road school with a Santa visit and refreshments.
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Shepfield
Buckeye Kitchen
Gulf Road
Elyria
Pas Chambers
Ait Whrton
Amherst
Raymond Dunfee
Paul Benedict
Cleveland
Hilda Ridter
Canton
Ed Minard
Lawrence Chapman
Wellington
Minard
Fenwick
Jessie Garfield
Harry Burrel
Ryver Road
June Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Charley Haumer
Albe Road
Brookside High School Christmas Program Draws Crowd At Chapel
Freshmen and sophomores under Carl Brickley directed a joint program for juniors seniors and seventh eighth graders in the Brookside High School auditorium Friday. The lineup included song by the assembly Neva Carrick piano solos and readings with several local youths performing. A pep meeting followed led by the school's cheerleaders. Others hosted over Christmas included Marian Chambers visiting Norwalk and relatives gatherings among several local families. The piece closes noting travel to Lorain for a swim and a basketball game where the freshmen beat the eighth graders 6 to 2.
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Hebert Chambers
John Miller
Jamis
West Salem
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Harland Johnson
Grafton
Kay Johnson
Eleanor Maddock
Chestnut Ridec
Wuden Maddock
C. Chambers
Ford Road
Willard Taft
H. F Chambers
W. H. Chambers
Archie Haynes
Chambers
Maybelle Hollis
Clifford Spaulding
H C Chambers
Henry
Jackson
Lester Youtzy
Lois
Huron
H. C. Chambers
George
Berea
Gulf Road School
Parent Teachers Association
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Lea Johnson
Herman Bloem
Santa
Harry Walker
Leonard Haglund
Charles Hammer
Wilma Bloem
Wiss Esta Boyd
Mar
Arm Doolinger
Leater Youtzy
Santa Claus
Kenneth Smith
Lake Avenue
Brookside High School
Carl Brickley
Neva Carrick
Plang
Matthew
Clarence Bacher
Boys and Girls Glee Clubs
George Kensik
Evelyn Dietrick
Nesbitt Reeder
Francis Foster
James Smith
MaBelle Herdendorf
Josephine Tarnosky
Marian Chambers
Norwalk
Carnelia Minard
Cleveland
Charles Slammer
N. Dunfee
Elyila
George Stevens
Rolland Dunfee
Lorain
Leland Johnson
LaGrange
Ralph Dantes
Shirley Garfield
Thomas. Maddock
Anne Maddock
Elyria
Ben Harris
Ridgeville
Lottie Maddock
William Papay
Walter Alten
Bert Haynes
West River Road
Carl Schmitkong
al Ryder
Gargle Korene Keeps Winter Throat Free From Soreness
A vintage advertisement touts Korene as a safe antiseptic to prevent sore throats during winter. It claims quick gargling time, reduces soreness, and improves breath. The ad promises money back if Korene isn’t the most efficient antiseptic tried.
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C. W. Phillips
Major Changes in Women’s and Children’s Clothes Demo
Henrietta County Extension unit schedules a January 4 meeting at the M E church at 1 30 with Miss Alice Bird, county agent, presenting a demonstration titled Major Changes in Women’s and Children’s Clothes. She will show how to update winter wear, remodel dresses, take correct measurements, fit patterns, and take home cutout patterns. Also ideas on children’s clothing. Everyone invited.
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Henrietysa
M. E. Church
Alice Bird
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