Turbulent train chase ends with revolver tied to Gilmore case
In a midwestern drama, Ted and Abrams close in on the assassin linked to Gilmore’s death aboard a train. A foreign-made revolver with a silencer is recovered along the right of way. Vivian and her sisters return home to New York where Percy DuMott seeks to secure jobs and social plans while Connie and Marcia lend support to Vivian's uncertain future.
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Grasse Tie
Turner Gumore
Ted
Calinore
Springfield
Gilmore
Teds Toushis
Beain
Mithelfeld
Hotate
Haag
Suirfon
Marcia
Connie
Vivian
Pennsylvania Station
Marcela
Vonne
Steter
Yin
Mar Ry
Vistan
Gene
Loues
DuMott
Vivan
Vian
New York
Vvian
Deitz
Percy
Clan Allan
Connie Dette
Maria
Percy Du‘Mott
Honor Roll Names From School Notices Highlight Students
Readable fragments list students such as Baldaut Kreps Baldaut Helen Baldaut Barcell Erlin Schramm and Calvin Liedwig along with “Miss Paul” and mentions attendance terms tardy or absent. The text indicates a roll call style school notice with names and status notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene Baldaut
Mary Kreps
Inene
Helen Baldaut
Barcell
End Erlin Schramm
Calvin Liedwig
Paulmne Long
New Federal Detention Facility Opens With Fewer Safeguards
ANTHONY New Mexico, a $350000 federal detention home near Anthony will lack standard prison safeguards. There will be no outside wall or guard towers and no alarm siren. Officials call it an experiment with an honor system, using dormitory housing and 96 individual cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Anthony
E J Brandt
West Ridge Parents Hold Feb Meeting At School House
The West Ridge Parents Teachers Association met Friday evening with a large attendance. Discussion covered electricity for the POta and notes on the upcoming West Carlisle school opera project. Gerald Frank, county music supervisor, shared travel tales and photos from various European countries and orchestras. Refreshments followed, hosted by the refreshments committee. Florence Kolb visited Mrs Karl Simms and family on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoton
Ovenrd Bo
Old Virginns
Anid Lang
Coassembly
Jed H Gerald Frank Treusiel
Wah Dunes Weir
Tiss
Clearyew
She Chen
West Carlisle
George Lauer
Gerald Frank
Frank
Aliss Florence Kolb
Carrie Center
Karl Simms
Beason Light Girls Meeting Attended by Edna Pallas
Miss Edna Pallas attended the Beacon Light Girls meeting at St Pauls church Thursday evening. She assisted hostess at the home of Miss Lona Moelh of Elvira.
Nutrition meeting at Carlile Grange hall discussed salads
The second Nu trition meeting at Carlile Grange hall Friday at 1 PM was led by the Farm Bureau Extension Agent who demonstrated salads and dressings and stressed vegetables as a daily menu component. Attendees included numerous residents from Onerlin road and West Ridge.
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Carlile Grange Hall
Miss the Bird
Farm Bureau
W H Hart
J H Penfound
Wrs Willam Penfound
Geo Nevins
Onerlin Road
George Decker
S F Eldred
Harry Lauer
South Wurray Ridge Parent Teachers Association Meeting
The association met at the schoolhouse Thursday evening with good attendance. After routine business a short program followed featuring a playlet titled Mr Jones Solved the Problem with cast including Harold Rowley Lucile Penfound and the Penfound siblings. Lucile Penfound played piano and Robert Penfound on banjo. Refreshments were served by the entertainment committee.
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South Wurray Ridge
Parent Teachers’ Association
Jones
Harold Rowley
Lucile Penfound
Robert
Milton Babcock
Robert Penfound
Banjic
Funeral for Mrs Ginn Held at St Agnes Blyma
Mr and Mrs John Wensink attended the funeral of Mrs J Ginn of Lake Avenue at St Agnes church in Blyma on Friday.
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John Wensink
J . Ginn
Lake Avenue
St Agne Church
Blyma
Nie ding and Battenhouse Family Visits Highlight Weekends
Henry Nieding of Townhine road visited his sister Mrs Ja cob Battenhouse Friday. George Nieding of Amherst also visited his sister on Sunday. Mrs Battenhouse has been quite ill, but as of Saturday she was much improved.
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Henry Nieding
Townhine Road
Jacob Battenhouse
George .Nieding
Amherst
Battenhouse
Mrs Longbrake Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
Mrs George Longbrake returned home Wednesday after spending several days with her daughter Mrs I P Dorff of Cleveland helping care for her daughter and grandchildren who were ill.
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George Longbrake
I P Dorff
Cleveland
Edison High Way Executive Accompanies Col Smith on Amherst Trip
Theodore Grills accompanied Col Smith of the Edison High way to Amherst Thursday on a business trip.
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Theodore Grills
Col Smith
Edison
Amherst
Funeral attendance noted for Elyria woman
Mr Harold Rowley Mr Raymond Simms and Mrs Little attended the funeral services for Mrs J E Ginn of Elyria at St Agnes church in Elyria on Friday.
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Harold Rowley
Raymond Simms
Little
J E Ginn
Elyria
St Agnes’ Church
District No 3 Honor Roll and January attendance
Report from District No 3 listing 13 pupils in Russia township. Two students earned Honor Roll for the six weeks ending January. Six pupils were neither tardy nor absent during January.
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Russia Township
Henriettta Play By Birmingham Youths Featured At Henriettta
The Ladies Aid of Evan gelical church in Henriettta sponsor a February 18 play titled The Green String by Birmingham youths. The show, staged to aid firemen, drew packed houses in Birmingham. Cast includes Edwin Howe, Glenn Berkmyer, Francis Baker, Gertrude Clary, Myron Knott, Reuben Wentzel, Dorothy Wasem, Chifford Clary. Ticket contest led by Mrs Hair Jones and Mrs Res Lees. winners to be banqueted by losers.
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Henrietta
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Evangelical Church
Birmingham
Edwin Howe
Glenn Berkmyer
Francis Baker
Gertrude Clary
Myron Knott
Reuben Wentzel
Dorothy Wasem
Chifford Clary
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Hair
Jones
Res Lees
Ladies Aid and Missionary Meetings Across Communities
The Ladies Aid and Missionary groups of several churches held all day meetings with noon potluck, featuring Wiss Brooks’s talk on China experiences. Members included Mrs Alea Burn, Dorothea, and many others. Institute planning committees met to chart 1983 activities.
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Methodist Church
Wiss Brooks
China
Alea Burn
Dorothea
Anna Burn
Leon S Hopkins
Daniel Born
Harland Schleere
Leonard Pitus
Fred Myers
Deterioration Term Captures Rising Condition Across City
City officials note widespread deterioration as streets, bridges and facilities show aging infrastructure. Local residents report increasing defects and business owners cite higher repair costs. Officials pledge targeted upgrades and funding to restore safety and reliability.
Quits Ship Mats Plane Plan Le Havre
A brief item from Le Havre notes a plan change involving a plane and ship developments, indicating a strategic shift and resulting effects on local operations.
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MATS
LE Havre
France
Battleship Takes Four Years to Build
A modern battleship required about four years to complete construction. The lengthy process reflected the scale and complexity of late sea power projects.
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Limstick
Joretta
Love
Central Press Association
Abrams
Hoe
Gilmorn
West Ridge
R. BE. MacDonald
New Shell Station
Beacon Light
Broad Street
Barrel & Welsh
Middle Ave
Institute
Schoor Building
Wednesda
Carl Bates
Mead Pett
Paul Portman
Oscar Zurcoer
Hardd Coate
Albert Reusser
Ray Brown
Paul Miers
Otto Knobis
Donald Pietch
Anna Kreig
Rey
Emil Burrichter
Martha Bauran
Phinp Latteman
Theodore Latteman
Albert Latte
W.skines
Lamvermyer
Harley Kel
Chas Cook
Inu
Katon
Katon Grange
Katon E.hr
Louise Eimner
Richard
Junior
Ann
Arbor
Michigan
Povs
Fred Latteman
Iro Berker
the Reformed Church
Vermilion
Walter Everhardt
South Amners
John Bauman
George Broughton
Jack Dunfan
Fred Bauman
Joan Smith
Clyria
O C Sanders
Barbara Antersonen
Cold Insurance
West St
Okagis
Youl
Hotel Newell
Ohio Public Service CO
Aidsas
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