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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1937

Page

4

Curls Snipped From 100 Girls Tell Story

Fulton Missouri report details J Roy Tucker a wealthy former Westminster College student who celebrated winning a bet by collecting 100 hair curls from different girls he dated on successive nights. The curls mounted on cardboard recall his claim to Missouri's champion Romeo status from forty years ago. Tucker says entertaining the girls cost about 300 dollars.

Fulton J. Roy Tucker Missouri Romeo Tucker Westminster College

Pittsfield News Notes Babies and Church Socials

George David Mills infant son of Mr and Mrs William Mills died two hours after birth at Allen hospital. Funeral services were held at Keith Andrews Funeral Parlour in Wellington and interment followed at East Cemetery Pittsfield. The Ladies Society of the Community church met at Ada Sherburnes home with Rev L P Juell and party as evening guests. The Methodist church choir to be discontinued for the summer. I don't know whether it was such a smart bet or not.

George David William Mills Allen Hospital Keith Andrews Wellington East Cemetery Pittsfield Ladies Society of the Community Church Ada Sherburne L. P. Juell

Weekend visitors span families across towns

Week end guests included C D Bear of Tipton and family with Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear visiting until August. Betty Jane Bear visited relatives in Indianapolis. Betty Rider returned home after a week with her uncle Charles Rider, accompanied by cousin Jean. Mr and Mrs George McConnell hosted guests George Sloan and daughter Georgians of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs Smith from New York state, who also called on A G Mills and local friends.

Wallace Bear C. D. Bear Tipton Noah Landis Lafayette Indiana Betty Rider Clarkafield Charles Rider Jean George McConnell George Sloan Tiffin Smith New York State A. G. Mills

Diabolical Office Plot Threatens Dam Project

In a tangled serial, Patty Lou faces Mardell Gray as Dale Northcutt contemplates marriage while off to Colorado for Granite for the Greenwood Dam. Mardell schemes with Vern to ruin the Northcutt fortune, fearing Patty Lou and plotting leverage over Blount.

Patty Lou Palmer Albany National Nsur Dale Northeatt Mardell Gray Jell Patty Lou Mardell Dale Blue Mountain Greenwood Colorado Northcutt Blount Fatty Lou Chantilly Vern Northcutts Little Vern Dale Berthoult Eers

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