Linda Marshall escapes Hong Kong to help uncle in peril
In this chapter Linda Marshall, the American flyer, is rescued from captivity off Hong Kong with help from Tommy Drew and Jerry Mitchell. Tommy fakes a pirate capture to secure Linda’s safe departure, while Linda reveals a secret code about her uncle’s scientific discovery and plans to reach Crab Island. Jerry, torn by romance and danger, drives her to the airfield as they prepare a secret takeoff and journey toward a deeper mystery surrounding the adult pursuit and a hidden formula.
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Linda Marshall
Filer
Pacific
Tommy Drew
Copernicus Marshall
Tommy
Jerry Mitchell
Linda
Hong Kong
Crab Island
Patrick Flane
Jerry
Crabsland
Doms
Shell
Tanda
London
America
Tinde
Vale
Crab
Linde
C.O
A.c.o
International
Ace
Connaught
Angus Kirkbine
Immer
Eaton July 13 3A Hazen openine week with aunt Ur A J Carpenter
A readable social column notes Eaton Elyria visitors Mrs Addie Shuster Maud Bary and daughter from Elyria hosted Wednesday night at the Hopyand home. Fourth of July picnic in Forest Banner. pistol cans ignited in pocket and Bobby Grills finger burned. Room Furnishings club held a cenie supper at Cascade Park with a swimming session at the M C A pool. Three members Eleanor Munn Evelyn Oldag Ruth Cook will attend camp. Visitors from Elyma and Florida called at Pierce home. Young people's Sunday evening discussion met at Cascade Park July 7 with a picnic supper. Donald Shively and Donna Jean, and L Raymond and Carol visited Hopwood home Thursday. Reunion of King family attended by A D Crowell P A Dawley and Andrew Smith.
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Young People
Cascade Park
Donald Shively
Donna Jean
L. Raymond
Carol
Cleveland
Hopwood
A. D. Crowell
P. A. Dawley
Andrew Smith
King
Elyria Guests Visit Neighbors In Ohio And Scotland
Mrs R H King hosts in Elyria while Thel Fowth and Mr and Mrs A Kerpfe travel from West Ceysland. The Gyles family, Clyde and family, spend a few days with their daughter in Colnrahns.
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R. H King
Elyria
A Kerpfe
West Ceysland
Clyde
Bay Mio
Wis W. H Giles
Colnrahns
Penfield 1-H Club Picnic at Races Dam
The Penfield 1 H club held a Friday picnic July 12 at Races Dam with leaders Miss Jean Fraunfelder and Lucile Joinson. Activities included bathing and picnic lunch. The next senior club meeting is Thursday July 18 at the hall, hosted by Mrs P E Davison. The Congregational Society met Friday afternoon at Mrs Davison’s home with ice cream, cake, and wafers. Guests included Mrs Margary Cameron and son Billy of Lorain, Mrs Ben Looy of Spencer, Mrs E L Pierce, Mrs Rowley, and Mrs Hopkins.
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Races Dam
Jean Fraunfelder
Lucile Joinson
P. E. Davison
Congregational Society
E. Davison
Amy Ferriman
Wilson
Margary Cameron
Billy
Lorain
Ben Looy
Spencer
Spencer Briefs Spencer, C and area motoring to Niagara Falls
A Spencer notes column records numerous local residents and families traveling or visiting from Spencer and nearby towns to Niagara Falls, Norwalk, Cleveland, and Huntington. It mentions several social visits, family gatherings, and a Pythian Sisters card party with prizes and refreshments.
Sullivan WCTU Meeting In Sullivan July 9 Recap
Mrs Lovilla Rice hosted the Sullivan WCTU gathering on Tuesday July 9. Out of town members Miss Ella Fast Polk and Mrs Lucy Winler Los Angeles attended. Devotionals led by Mrs Rice followed by a year end review of Sullivan schools. WCTU treasury funded magazines and books for the school. Flower Mission chair Maud Eaton reported sending thirty seven messages of cheer. Treasurer Charles Brillhart noted treasury depletion due to essay and booklet awards. Planning to operate on a loss in 1919 discussed. Millie Arndt read a cure for the mearette.
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Sullivan
Lovilla Rice
W.c.t
Ella Fast
Polk
Lucy Winler
Los Angeles
Louilla Rice
WC. T. U. Treasury
Maud Eaton
Flower Mission da
Charles Brillhart
Treasury
Ear
Vrs
Millie Arndt
Delightful Camp Craig Dinner At Mrs Jones Home
A July 3 gathering at Mrs Lewis Jones home featured a covered dish noon meal and a business session led by the president Mrs Jones who spoke on Camp Craig. Plans were made for members to stay a few days at the camp. Thirty four attended with guests Mrs Therm Hawk and Mrs Leo Rowley. Misses Maxine Hopkin Esther Looy and Mrs Bernard Workman visited Camp Craig Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Jones
Camp Craig
Therm Hawk
Wellington
Leo Rowley
Maxine Hopkin
Esther Looy
Bernard Workman
Methodist church to mark 100th anniversary homecoming
Mrs Ethel Cousins of Michigan visits relatives here. Lucile Johnson works in Elyria. Mrs Joe Browand has returned home from Lodl Hospital. On Sunday August 18 the 100th Anniversary and Homecoming of the Methodist church will be celebrated.
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Ethel Cousins
Miche Igan
Lucile Johnson
Elyria
Joe Browand
Lod! Hospital
Methodist Church
Local notices on temperance work and flood damage update
The report covers W C T U activity with Lucy Winkler of Los Angeles teaching temperance in Sullivan and urging enfranchisement solidarity, plus a county election push. Flooding after Friday rain fills cellars, damages homes and goods, with rescue efforts for livestock and residents noted. Social hour follows meeting as townspeople ride out the weather.
Cotton dress patterns with pattern number 3496
Presents pattern 3496 in cotton batiste and grey swiss options for sizes 36 through 48 with yardage details and color choices. Requires 334 yards of 39 inch material plus contrasting, priced pattern and accompanying Summer Fashion Book. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern to The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York.
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Cody
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Community Picnic Near Carlisle Draws Residents
A Carlisle neighborhood gathering at East Carlisle School July 2010 featured songs and socializing by families along the river. Mrs Manly Hurlbut led the planning committee for Sunday’s event with guests enjoying a communal supper, games, and a focus on neighborly friendship and health awareness.
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Vicsic Carliste
Frank Har
Cop
East Carlisle
Paic
Manly Hurlbut
Community events and youth activities span Carlisle area
The Motherainge group held a Friday dance at Hedges with 75 couples and guests from Cleveland Lorain and Snaxer Heights. The Bas. Carlisle Boys' Four-H club, led by Ted Carpanter, explored nearby woods and planned a tree study and leaf booklet. A birthday visit to Principal H B Y Waskins occurred at Gratton road. East Carlisle baseball joins suburban league. next games slated for July 21 at Strongsville. Mother Singers rehearse outdoors on August 1 at Butternut Ridge road home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. Rhoades named arrangements chair.
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the Hedges
Mage of Mollisons Orchestra
Cleveland Lorain
Snaxer Heights
Albert Waiters
Chestnut Ridge
O T Strempie
Joan Rose
Jay Hardy
Mir
Frack Rags
Carlisle
Ted Carpanter
East Carlisle
Leonora Spipley
Carpenter
East Avenue
Heb Willis
Tunnor
Ormsted
West View
Strongsville
Columbia
Fairview
Mothersingers
Frank Rhoades
LaPorte
Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Rhoades
Clayton Smith
Treasury
H. E. Wills
New York Finds Fashion Wit in Tryon Monocle Tales
New York Day by Day profiles George W. Tryon a veteran Broadway advertising man famed for thrifty wardrobe tactics. The piece contrasts his light wardrobe, frugal buys, and sharp eye for bargains with broader fashion culture, mentioning other figures like Gelett Burgess and notable monocle wearers in New York and beyond.
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New York
George W. Tryon
Kyrle Bellew
Broadway
Times Square
Tryon
Membership Admitted At Meeting on Butternut Ridge Road
Clayton E Smith and Mrs Fred Cowles assisted Wis Rhoades in entertaining Mrs Otto B Chan man and Mrs Francis Henry were admitted to membership at this meeting. The next meeting will be held Thursday evening July 25 at the home of Mrs H H Gregg on the Butternut Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton E Smith
Fred Cowles
Wis Rhoades
Otto B Chanman
Francis Henry
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Palm Beach Dinner Scene Prompted Grandiose Hallmarks
A Wilson Mizner anecdote describes invites to dine with a member of Palm Beach society. The hostess’ home is noted as an extravaganza of the boom era. Upon entering a vast drawing room the observer quips about the absence of red caps, highlighting opulence and social excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Mizner
Ife
Palm Beach
Grand Central Rotunda
UcNaught Syndicate
Lake Avenue Lawn Party for Bride and Guests
A lawn party was hosted on Lake Avenue to honor Mrs Elmus Croskey formerly Miss Katherine Matlett before her marriage to Ezra Bretz. Guests enjoyed flowers and refreshments at the Baets home while the bride received gifts. The Croskeys plan to reside at Stop 19 Lake Avenue.
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Bride Lake Avenue
Elmus Croskey
Katherine Matlett
Ezra Bretz
Baets
Form Syndicate To Hunt Pirate Treasure
WALLISVILLE Texas residents form a syndicate to raise a 70 foot pirate ship said to hold gold. Local figures state E H Sberman found the vessel near Lake Charlotte and interest from a salvage firm has grown. High water has delayed operations as crews begin attempts to lift the ship from 16 feet of depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallisville
Tex
Lake Charlotte
E. H Sberman
Miner Chisholm Celebrates 70 Years in Coal Pits
Westville Nova Scotia marks seventy years of Roderick Chisholm in mining. He began in coal pits at age 12 and remains active, described as Canadas oldest miner. A note highlights a delicate thermo-couple instrument measuring Earth heat radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville
N. S
Roderick Chisholm
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