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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1931

Page

2

Mystery of the Mooring affair in London tale

Ann Carmichael, bodyguard to Roy Burney, navigates jealousy and a mysterious past in a London intrigue. Burney, engaged on a secret mission, flirts with Lady Mooring while Ann searches for her father’s old friends to trace a vanished operative. Contact with a named suspect unfolds amid hotel rooms and drawing room tensions.

Ann Carmichael Borneo Roy T. Burney London Ann Lady Mooring Barney Annis Hilary Mooring Castle Countess Iooring Hary M Mooring Seroy Roy Burney Fes Savoy Roy War Lee Laison Lawson Lamovit Amos Burney Savoy Hotel Lady Mooray Lee Lawson Ameri Bureau

Death mystery in Bangkok linked to Lee Lawson tale

Ann reads a letter from Colonel Brand about a mysterious American called Death in Bangkok. The note hints Death is Lee Lawson alive after twenty five years, with a gold ring and a pouch and a past he hides. Burney and Ann pursue clues while Amos Lamovit watches, raising tension as plans to reach Singapore unfold.

Ann Burney Miss Carmchael Bangkok Death Siam Lee Aurel Sam Tam Miss Carmichael W.T Brand Colonel Brand Lee Lawson Amos Lamovit Colonel Branca de Arn Burrey Gie Hsseign Travel Bureau Roy Amos Lamouit Amos RTB Marse Singapore London Marseilles

Ashland County Vocational Contest Winners Named

In a wart living contest sponsored by the Ashland County Guernsey Breeders Association three Ashland County high schools Ashland Savannah Clear Creek and Sullivan each entered four boy teams for a year’s subscription prize. Six more boys competed for a fountain pen. Team results: Savannah first, Clear Creek second, Sullivan third. Individual top placers included Howard Fluke Sidney Fluke John Kestner Max Ober Robert Cole Leo Broun Roy Ropp Ray Lemmer William Rahn and Rodger Helter with scores ranging from 353 to 267. The Ashland County Vocational departments will compete in a judging contest at the Ashland County fair.

Sullivan Ashlang Savannah Clear Creek Ashland Howard Fluke John Kestner Sidney Fluke Max Ober Robert Cole Leo Broun Roy Ropp Ray Lemmer William

Congregational Church Class Heads to Lakeside Conference

Sunday June 28 the Joan Cummings class of the Congregational Church School plans a day trip to Lakeside. They depart Surliway at 8 AM to attend morning worship at 1939 A.M. and stay for vesper services on the Lake Erie rocks led by Mr and Mrs John Cumming and Mr and Mrs Wills Garver.

Joan Cummings Congregational Church School Lakeside Sur Liway Lake Erie John Cumming Wills Garver

Skeeles Reunion Held At Hospital Home

The Skeeles reunion took place at the hospital home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Skeeles on Saturday July 25 with about 65 attendees. Among the guests was Elza Skeeles the brother living of the original family.

Skeeles Herbert Skeeles Elza Skeeles

Family Reunion Brings Halan Wet Cox Kin to Canton

A large gathering included Mr and Mrs Halan Wet Cox and their Elyria relatives, Mr and Mrs Ray Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs Carl McClellan and family, Mr and Mrs Ralph McClellan and family, Mr and Mrs Foster McClellan and William Skeeles, Curti Skeeles and family of Cuyahoga Falls, Arthur Skeeles of Columbus, Mrs Melissa Sheels, Mr and Mrs Harry Dahin and family of Sullivan, Mrs Lillian Evans and Mrs Harry Haynes and Jer ly of Zoar. At the dinner, a bountiful table, home made ice cream and cake capped a pleasant family reunion.

Halan Wetcox Elyria Ray Thompson Fam Carl McClellan Ralph McClellan Foster McClellan Willian Skeeles Canton Curti Skeeles Cuyahoga Falls Arthur Skeeles Columbus Melissa Sheels Harry Dahin Sullivan Lillian Evans Harry Haynes Jer Ly Zoar

Whitcomb 85th Birthday Celebrated at Sister’s Home

Relatives of Curtis Whitcomb gathered for his eighty fifth birthday on June 19 at his sister Mrs Charlotte McConnell home where he stays part time. The party featured home made ice cream and cake with guests including Roy Whitcomb and children Florence Margaret June Jean and Bud of Wallington and Mr and Mrs Wii Stone and daughter Margaret and son.

Curtis Whitcomb Charlotte McConnell Roy Whitcomb Florence Margaret June Jean Bud Wallington Wii Stone Margaret

Birthday Celebration Carried Across Nova Community

Earl and Miss Helen Painter of Nova hosted well wishers as Mr Whitcomb marked a birthday. The gathering on the C B Pence farm included Mr and Mrs Harrys Gregs and families, Donald Smith, Donald Mull and family, Alex Robertson with Kenneth and Raymond, Charles Reynolds, Hart Smith and sons, T E Hawley and family, all visiting Fremont Sun Gay for the day and enjoying home made ice cream and cake.

Earl Helen Painter Nova Mr. Whitcomb Harrys Gregs Mrr Smith Donald Donald Mulls Alex Robertson Kenneth and Raymond Ruggies Charles Reynolds Hart. Smith and Sons Sullivan

Funeral rites and church meeting in Oberlin and Amherst

W O Bechtel and Henry Kolbe attended the funeral of George Shanks of Oberlin held at his late home. The First Evangelical Church of Amherst Sunday School Board met at Mrs. Katherine Kolbe s home. Devotions were led by Werner Zilch and Rev C J Holliger offered prayer. A July picnic was planned and a social time followed with refreshments. Attendees included Rev and Mrs C J Holliger and Mr and Mrs Werner Zilch.

George Hansman Amherst First Evangelical Wednnesday Ruth Herrman Our A Lot Club Ruth Moore So Amherst Helena Scharein H W Melvin Kolba Mr. Ladnis Painesville Moss Margaret Baehr Brooklyn New York Carrie Louise Schmithons Amners Gaelic Schmithons Middle Ridge W. O. Bechtel Henry Kolbe George Shanks Oberlin First Evangelical Church of Amherst Irs Katherine Kolbe Wedna Werner Zilch C J. Holliger C J Holliger

Plaza Apartments offers two choice suites with essential utilities

The recently remodeled Plaza Apartments feature Frigidaire appliances, stoves, heat and water included. Two suites remain available one on 5th Street and one on Fast avenue. Arthur O'Donnell can be reached at 2920 or 6154.

Plaza 5Th Street Fast Avenue Arthur O’donnell

Birthday celebration honors Thelma Kolbe at Coltman home

Mr and Mrs Henry Kolbe hosted a Thursday party for Thelma Kolbe in honor of her birthday. Sun day School members and teacher Mrs H W Schmidthen attended. Tables displayed yellow and white decor. A luncheon followed at four o clock. Guests included Nadine and Ronald Kolbe, Margaret Fritsch, Maron Grove, Evelyn Ratcliffe, Bruce Cletis, Jane Springer, Helena Schwab, Norma Long, Martha Holmsten, Amherst, Herr Hall, and Mrs H W Sermithon. Mrs Walter Grobe of Sons Ridge attended to her sister, Mrs Kesh Brown.

Henry Kolbe Thelmas Varley Nadine Roner Kolbe Margaret Fritsch Bronsahelm Maron Grove Marotte Boi Evelyn Rat Flaine Bruce Cletis Bruce Jane’ Springer Helena Schavsn Norma Long Matha Holsten Amherst Herr Hall H W Sermithons Thelma Walter Grobe Sons Ridge Kesh Brown

Pittsfield Briefs Highlight Local Social and Health Notes

Pittsfield news notes a string of local happenings on June 29. Ralph T. En returned from visits with family, Erma Watkins shows health improvement but heat strain remains, Willem Crose7's funeral was attended, and William Preston sold a Pittsfield farm to Cleveland buyers. Thomas Rhireberger and Al Norris joined the terry Ar rett funeral procession at Fitchville, Lydia French and daughter visited Henry Heiding, Oma Pickworth spent time in West Liberty, and F. C. Brandt attended court term events. Various neighbors joined a Campbell woods picnic, Clark Metcalf visited Linda at E G Wartcomb’s ill home, Fievd Sne field moved into a new tea house, and local families spent time with Hines and Baish residences as heat lingers and vegetation suffers.

Pittsfield Ralph T Micazan Vissad Watkins Yoang Tell Willem Terry Arret Fitchville Lydia French Berea Henry Heiding Oma Pickworth West Liberty F. C. Brandt Urs Common Pleas Court Love Brownhelm Ste.o1 Severs Campbell Woods Clark Metcalf LaCrange Linda E G Wartcomb Clayton Shefield O. G. Stone Ars Herry Heiden Litchfield Baish

New Oberlin social notes recount weekend visits

In New Oberlin June 29 Lincoln Kelley and his wife visited Mr and Mrs Haile. Telford Michael Smith families visited Emerichs at Elyria. A group including Anna Schmitz Thelma Senomitz and others toured to Forrest Tannor in Wellington for a surprise gathering with a pol luch dininé and a day of enjoyment. Arthur Dion and wife from La-...

New Oberlin Lincoln Kelley Kenrietta R. H. Reighty Overlin Haile Telford Michael Smith Lake Emerich Elyria Anna M. Schmitz Thelma Senomitz Dorothy Ann Wary Justin Jeanette Mayme Web- Let Lorcita Lievyd Magalens Meiroy Forrest Tannor Wellington Mr. Jacobs Akron Brown Arthur Dion Wfe

Local residents visit relatives and travel notes in Avon area

Grange spent an evening with his parents Mr and Mrs. Grange. Mr and Mrs Mathias Wohleber and sons Harold and Robert traveled to LaPorte. Several families and individuals from Avon and neighboring towns visited, called on friends, attended a milk meet at Grange hall, and planned trips to Cleveland and Wooster for studies and vacations.

Grange Xirs Mathias Wohleber Harold Robert LaPorte C N Wuaihems West Ridge Wet Peaood Theodore Manns Yellowstone Park Justin Dion Earl Senntz Charles Krahon Avon Henry Manus Snider Toleco Stinmar Trezday Qalta Grange Hall Oberlin Michael Smith George Lmerceno Frank Emerisch Bliss Anne Emerich Elyria Urban Kinzal Mathas Woo Jeter Airs Frances Woolridge Ceyvelana Brewler Esther Manns Commate Youngstown Wooster Massachusetts Clarence Boesen Toledo F C. Brown C M Peabody Mrs van Dorn Lorain Wm Peabody

Social Evening At Wonlebe Home Hosts Mr and Mrs Schmitz

Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz entertained at dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs FL J Schmitz, Mr and Mrs C Justin, Mr and Mrs N Webber, and Mrs G H D. On Thursday Arvin Krazzel and wife of Avon were visitors on Wednesday evening. Theodore Marcus and wife were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas of West Ridge.

Carl Schmitz FL J Schmitz C. Justin N Webber G H D's Arvin Krazzel Avon Wonlebe Tosodore Macus Henry Pallas West Ridge

Diplomats Plan To Dodge Heat

Foreign diplomats will split attendance between Madrid and northern coast towns this summer. A minister may set up offices at Santander and San Sebastian to handle centralized government business, while Don Niceto Alcala Zamora plans a mountain retreat near Madrid with daily commutes. The royal family historically spent summers at Santander and San Sebastian, and the Alcala Zamora health of his wife is noted.

Madrid Pran Suill Santander San Sebastian Tne Don Niceto Alcala-Zamora

Balloon and speed feats in old toy derby contests

A toy balloon was released to reach 1500 feet under rubber band power while another model toy aircraft reached fifty seven miles per hour in the annual model air derbs. The brief note highlights early hobby achievements and competition in miniature flight events.

Estimated 20,900 paid professional social workers nationwide

An estimate indicates there are about 20 900 paid professional social workers across the country, reflecting the scope of professional social work and potential workforce capacity.

Palm Beach Fashions Show Off Nina Koven’s All White Look

New York socialite Nina Koven models a white ensembles at Palm Beach showcases. She promotes summer resort fashion with sleek lines and accessorized pomerades, drawing attention from northern travelers escaping bad weather.

Mme Nina Koven New York Cits Palm Beach Fla Koven Cabaras

Magpie jewelries trend in art shops inspires outfits

Shoppers contrast black outfits with crystal accents as magpie jewelry trends appear across art shops. Creators praise bold combinations blending dark fabrics with bright reflections, showcasing curated crystal pieces as standout accessories.

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