The Jove oPAT To New York to stop Maxwell plot
Lieutenant Dallard Dr Frank Gordon Nurse Margery Syme and Patricia Blair travel to New York to foil guardian Herbert Maxwell who plots to seize the Blair fortune. An impersonator poses as Jimmy while Pat plans a legal move with medical records to prove the real Jimmy, amid romance and high stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re» Dallard
Frank Gordon
Margery Syme
Patricia Blair Stail
New York
Herbert Maxwell
Patricia
Afaxwell
Jimmy
Asphasia
Alaxwell
Margery Lynne
Marc G Berg
Eat
Rex
Jimmy Blair
Hazen
Gardner
Maxwell
James Blur
Dr. Gordon
Frank
Pat
Marge
Margery
Dallard
Flo
Mavely
Wrarce
Tor
Hegan Margery
Peggy Dear
Pat Blair
Sunday Church Activities and Local Visits at South Ridge
Local church events announce a Sunday service schedule with Bible study and evening worship led by Rev J H Amore. Residents hosted and visited neighbors including Mr and Mrs Lewis Spieselerg, A L Wilcox family, and Milton Schlechter. Several townspeople attended events in Elyria and Lorain, with illnesses noted and travel to Farmers Institute and ministerial meetings recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Berrices
J. H. Amore
Elizabeth Mow
Ruth
Editiam Bowl
Hayland Schlechter
Milton Schlechter
Lewis Spieselerg
Townline Road
Mivria
Anthony Detifield
J .P. Bechitel
W. T. Mer UN Elyria
Farmers’ Institute
Brownhelm
Hero d Sheldon
Birmingham
Lewis Krockle
Leo Manson
Karl
Rob Hoithiart
Oberlin
Mra
Job. Bechtel
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
The
Baptist Church
Elyria
Lewis Iroehle
Phillip Richardson
Cleveland
Henry Delfield
William Cook
Famly
Lorain
H. Amore
Home For the
Edward Stang
Elyria Socials Note Visits and Guests
St Pauls church gathering in Elyria Monday evening drew guests including Mr and Mrs Joshua Thompson Mr and Mrs Francis Ward and daughter and Miss Ethel Thompson from Elyria Eugene Stang returned to Cleveland after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Stang Mrs Joshua Thompson spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Arthur Ernat and family in South Amherst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Joshua Thompson
Francis Ward
Ethel Thompson
George Thompson
Eugene Stang
Cleveland
Edward Stang
Nondsay
Arthur Ernat
South Amherst
Hocus Pocus FEDS ignite near Montana border town
A dramatic report claims federal agents set off a hidden still three miles from the Canadian border near Snortsville, Montana. The blast allegedly revealed a massive mash reservoir described as a miniature Mt. Vesuvius, capable of supplying the entire Northwest and impacting local grain alcohol production and ginger ale manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEDS
Canadian
Snortsville
Montana
Mt. Vesuvius
Northwest
Family Finds Plaster Chunk in Returned Package
A reader reports a home delivery incident where a package returned by a family contained only a chunk of plaster instead of expected contents. The note suggests a missing item and prompts questions about delivery accuracy and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dacy
Hoover Endorses Savings and Loan Principles
President Hoover backs savings and loan as a stabilizing force for home ownership and national prosperity. He cites its dual role as home builder and capital distributor, urging adoption at the Washington conference. Governors Morgan K. Larson and Myers Cooper emphasize thrift, ownership, and low borrower costs through this system, with Massachusetts Governor Frank G. Allen praising its service to financial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
National Association
Washington
L D. C
American Building Association
Hearer
Mr. Hoover
Morgan K. Larson
New Jersey
New Jersey League
Myers ¥. Cooper
Ohio
Ohio League
Mr. Cooper
Savings and Loan Associations
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Co-operative Bank League of Massachusetts
Savings and loan credit role highlighted by governors
The discussion notes Governor Allen and Governor Roosevelt praising savings and loan associations for supporting thrift, home ownership, and old age pensions. It argues such institutions serve wage earners and moderate earners better than cooperative banks, shaping state policy toward thrift education and reduced need for later relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Bank
Allen
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
New York
New York State
Savings and Loan Association
Savings and Loan
Indian Students Edit Very Flexible Paper
The Pierre Indian School creates Wotanin Waste, a mimeographed paper with no fixed page count and a publication date determined solely by when copy is turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Indian press accepts multilingual translations for varied pages
The text notes that the size ranges from four to ten pages and contributions are accepted in about six Indian dialects and languages for translation efforts. It reflects a collaborative effort to broaden accessibility across linguistic communities.
Company Resource Comparatives Since Establishment 1921 1929
Comparative figures show resources from 1921 through 1929 with a start at 56 213.76 TL and a 1929 December 81 balance. Officers listed include Frank Wilford as president and A E Taylor W F Breitenstein R Ford Loomis Lawrence H Webber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
R. Ford
Loomis
A. E. Taylor
Lawrence H. Webber
Frank Wilford
LF. Breitenstein
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Lerrange
Jack A. Napes
Vox
Oakland
Cal
Donald Marshall
Chicago
Sla
Charles A Stanley
Ridge Avenue
Evanston
A. Cod
Savings
T. Alec
Broad Street
Goon
Moore Bros
Rush &J
Harry Hinkson
Masonic Temple
C.L. Terry
Secon St
Wilmot Printing Co
Sue
Bulla
R. C. A. Radios
Middle Avenue
Financial Statement
the First Savings & Loan Co
C. W. Miller
FP. A. Ind
Carl H. Ingwer
W. F. Breitenstein
Sec.Treas
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