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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1930

Page

8

Lost identities and a Paris kidnap plot in wartime

Rex Dallard Dr Frank Gordon and Nurse Margery Lynne chase a plot to kidnap Patricia Blair heiress to a twenty million dollar estate. In Paris a man posing as James Blair is suspected as an impostor while a guardian arrives to claim the twins. A web of romance, suspicion, and danger unfolds as loyalties strain.

C— Ce Patricia Blair Red Cross James Jimmy Frank Gordon Teri Dallard Patine Margery Lynne Patricia Paris Gordon Leutenant Lynne Marcery Lynne Margery Pat Montmartre Cafe Montmartre Pat Blair Montmartre Cata Margery Lince Leutenant Dallard Agald Dallard Pat Biakrs Pat Beinz Cafa Dallard Cain Supervsor Sikes Rex Dallard Oves Margerée Lutine Jim Thors Vatre i Himmself Din Orly Omre Anc Abe Attator Acr Tiin Patrina Blair Heiresa Aphasia Wet Dimimy Poertricia Hoagatas Dalliard Rex Imn Spurs Jed Jim Dresed Pamela James K. Blair Herbert Foxhall Maxwell New York City Jimmy Blair New York Mr. Maxwell Shell Rex Wallace Mar Servor Annety Maxie Noa Patricia Blur Wister Max-ment Mark Polka Bhava France Blair Miss Blair Manwell Dr. Gordon Herbert Foxhall Maxwell Maxwel

Vintage Radio Schedule Lists City Stations and Orchestras

A fragmented log lists Cincinnati WLW and other stations with program blocks, noting orchestras, times like 4 pm and 7 pm, venues such as Hollingsworth Hall, and acts including Tony’s Scrap, Little Jack Little, Detroit and Pittsburgh ensembles, and a Toronto segment.

Uptorn Vilage Cincinnati Wlw Cincinnati Club Orchestre Linton Orchestra Tony Tropers Tnt Hollingsworth Hall Jack Little Los Amipsos Mibson Toolaw—Smansheld Les Detroit Wwi LuUmer Able m.Cagar Mahits m—Oriental Orchestra Mead Téevilal Louisville Bo Aes Nashville WLAG WSM Newark WOR Tade Wrop Sparst Knight Toronto

National Tetinay Pr Loungstenmn WRB WEP Plot

An entry notes a studio event at 2 pm linked to the MN pom or Epccnt's Orchestra. Readable fragments indicate a small local performance or broadcast, with phone or studio reference (528) for attendance or tuning. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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Pittsfield Christmas Visit and Local Notices

Mrs John Melntire hosted her son and wife Mr and Mrs Howard Melntire of New Philadelphia for Christmas. Prank Melntire with sister Dorothy and friend Helen McRoberts escorted by siblings to their home district No 7 for Christmas entertainment on December 26 due to drifted roads. Mrs George Waite remains ill with flu symptoms. doctor reports slower recovery. Miss Fannie West of Cleveland visits her mother Mrs Grace West for the holidays. Community church ladies plan a June tounie with a served luncheon and two plays. Mary Whitney returned home after three days with niece Mrs Charles Rodel in Wellington.

Wallace Bear George Waite Fannie West Cleveland Grace West Fritzafeld Mary Whitney Mra Charles Rodel Wellington Davidson Mel

Local residents visit at LeRoy Lounsbrough home

Camden visitors attended events at the LeRoy Lounsbrough residence on Friday. Miss Wilma Whitney joined the Misses Helen and Williams of Oberlin for midweek activities. Marion Geist of Kipton stayed with cousins the Lounsbroughs for several weeks. Fred Jordan and daughter Helen of Gates Mills spent Christmas Week with their parents, the R L Jordans. Berry Jane Bear returned home after four days with the Frank Raloff household. Community church Youth class hosted a Coast ing party at Kipton Sunday afternoon. Earl Davidson of Camden injured his shoulder on the stairs while skating. doctor indicated the injury was minor. Mary Whitner returned home after a visit.

Ain Camden LeRoy Lounsbrough Wilma Whitney Helen and Willams Oberlin Marion Geist Kipton Fred Jordan Helen Gates “Mills Ape R.L Jordan Berry Jane Bear Frank Raloff Young Peoples Class Community Church Earl Davidson Tittle Mary Whitner Keta Beard Howard Worcester Lyle Beard M. L. Burden Sullivan Walter Green Art Mills Ruth Lars Kenneth Jordan Stork Allen Hospital Wallace Bear Falka Everett Edwards Elyria Maron Brill Qberhin Ada Sherburne

Oberlin Friends Attend Socials and Farmers Institute

A weekend in Oberlin features visits among families including Keta Beard and Lyle Beard with Howard Worcester. dinners hosted by the Burdens and Stevens. out-of-town guests Everett Edwards and Maron Brill. The Farmers Institute comes Jan 6 7 at Pittsfield Methodist with G I Hobbs presiding and speakers Farnsworth and Stenor.

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