Fun Mystery The Funny Toff In Wells and Mendips Chase
Dick suspects the Funny Toff orchestrated a fake robbery at Park Lane to divert attention. He tailors plans, visits Wells, and infiltration at a deserted ore yard, climbing a high locked gate to investigate the workings amid a stormy landscape. The chapter ends with him inside the yard and a plan to return.
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Ibbotson
Housen Creek
Valea
Teff
Park Lane
Toff
Wells
Anchor and Hope
Edric
London
Scotland Yard
Funny Toff
Inspector Brooks
Anchor
Hope
Gad
Bus Service Gains Ground in North Olmsted Council Report
Mayor Seltzer announced two initial bus operation days yielded 228 riders daily, slightly above streetcar usage. With a 20 cent fare, daily income would be 45.60, while at 35 cents citywide receipts would reach 79.80 per day, saving 34.20 daily for riders. Estimated monthly save 1260 dollars, yearly 12312. Expenses averaged 37 per day, leaving 8.00 profit. monthly bus payments total 306. A survey shows potential 23 to 25 dollars daily from extended routes, justifying another bus and likely higher seating capacity. gratitude extended to John Schindler for garage use and to Beebe and Elliott for thirty days of service free of charge.
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Seltzer
North Olmsted
Butternut Ridge Road
Columbia Road
Mastick
South Clague Road
Lorain Road
John Schindler
Gratis
Beebe and
Elliott
North Olmsted Ladies Aid marks sixtieth anniversary
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational Church in North Olmsted celebrated its 60th anniversary with a special meeting. Members recalled past years, honored long-time participants, and enjoyed a program including vocal solos, a German song, and violin pieces. Guests included Mrs. Clara Gardner, Rev. Clyde L. Kuhn, Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, and guests from nearby communities.
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Thoys
E. I. Stearns
Mary Colling
Oberlin
Elyria
Cleveland
Lakewood
Unionville
Birmingham
Norti Olmsted
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Clara Gardner
Elizabeth Mills
St. John
Clyde L. Kuhn
Jeanie Robb
Idas Briges
F. G. Robb
Livine
Orary
Andrew Jenkins
Dover
J. J.allendorf
Chestnut Ridge Road
Allendorf
Ingram
Ed Braun
Joel Rice
Council Meeting Ends With Bus Purchase Talk
Mayor Seltzer opened Tuesday's council session on March 3 in high spirits. He asked Christman to read the minutes to recap prior actions as discussion moved to the idea of buying a second-hand bus.
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Seltzer
Broy Christman
Mother Grays Sweet Powders Ad Mischief Headache Treated
A vintage advertisement touts Mother Grays Sweet Powders as a trusted remedy for headaches and stomach ailments. It emphasizes ease of use and high effectiveness, appealing to mothers by promising every family would be without illness with regular use. Sold by druggists everywhere and warns against substitutes.
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Weber
Traffic and road talks dominate county letters and bids
The meeting discussed a driver pay at 196.00 monthly and gasoline pump tasks, a rubbish dump contract with Harvey Eat of Fairview, and a reply from the county commissioner about Canterbury road south of Butternut Ridge. Bidwell urged property owners to petition to dedicate the road as a county road to attract improvements, while Kiwanis Club correspondence was read.
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Harvey Eaton
Fairview
North Olmated
Canterbury Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Bidwell
Kiwanis Club
Meeting notices set claim deadlines for county owners
A fragment shows a February meeting and a 70 percent attendance or representation figure. County commissioners state owners must file claims by March 3, with a deadline tied to a tax or assessment process.
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Miles Burton
Nordrach
Andrew Pierce
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Andrew
Tobaccon St
Lapes Stout
Boston
Broad
Dreamland Theatre
Shion
Botamer
High St
Florist
Broad St
Boylan Block
Virginia
Shell
Lin
Dafinttaty
Yellar
All Care
Ism