Metropolitan hotel intrigue unfolds in lobby and room 865
In a New York City hotel, Sue Allard and manager report a potential crime after an unconscious guest is found in room 863 and a string of parcels arrives for a man registered as Burton. Philip Gerard flirts with Sue while a separate report follows a suspicious stay in room 891 as staff investigate.
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Sue Allard
New York
Sua
4A Kosmtal
Burton
Sue
Philip Gerard
Merta Morris
Morris
Brooklyn
Gerard
Berger Pinky Trevis
Hinself
Grace
Pinky
Metropolitan Hotel
Tisten
Miss Allard
Miss Fried Air
Phil Gerard
Philip
Mrs. Henderson
Iris
Community Notes From Spencer and Surrounding Area
Local residents gathered for visits and society meetings amid births and illnesses. Families relocate within River Corners and West Street areas as church groups and youth clubs hold socials and sewing sessions. Basketball finals at Spencer gym featured Berea and Mansfield, with Mansfield winning 46 to 28.
Columbia to field Suburban League baseball team this summer
Columbia plans a summer baseball squad in the Suburban League with Eaton West View Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Dover Brookpark and Fairview. Practice starts in April two outside players per team fifteen contracts, Lyle Reisinger manager. A second team may play Saturdays and Sundays. plans for all star basketball teams and other athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Eaton
West View
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Dover
Brookpark
Fairview
Columbia Boy
Lyle Reisinger
Local Meetings And Social Notes From Ohio Township
Community happenings include the Lorain fair attendance, officers elected for a local association, and a Columbus meeting schedule. Mrs Sherburne hosted family visitors from Wellington and West, while the Congregational Society re-elected officers and discussed remodeling. P T A plans involve forming a unionized township council with multiple school representation and town hall meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Society
J. Whitner
Joan West
T. C. Whitney
Wvs
Patient Receives Medical Care After Kitchen Stove Accident
A person sustained burns one day ago after an accident with a kitchen stove and is under the care of a physician for treatment.
South Ridge N G Society Hosts Quilting Day
The South Ridge N G Society met at Mrs. Milton Baus on March 20 for an all day quilting session with a noon tureen dinner. A business meeting followed and plans were made to meet again with Mrs. Earl Dehn in two weeks. Attending were Mrs. Clarence Lapp Mrs Charles Dehn Mrs Francis Ward Mrs Thiscas Mrs Carl Dramn Wes Ernst Mrs Emil Schroeder Matilda Dramm and guests Margaret Baus and Mrs Milton Sehehter. A Minstrel show was hosted at Elyria High School Auditorium and a Community Club event at Ridge House March 22 featured cards games and puzzles with 10 cent admission refreshments included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Church
Jolly Stitchers
Jimmy Meuse
Jack Rol
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Spert
Lee Stroup
Spencer Grarce
Edd Wallington
Te Spencer Baptist Church
Miss Leota
Miss Browand
Betty Weildries
Doris Rook
Geraldine Weidrick
Louise Bowen
Helen Neidhar
Francis Leibkisher
Esther
John Burbage
Marie McVicker
Akron
Freinds
Janice Thornton
Wellington
Clarence Thornton
Cecil Wolf
Ruth
Anna Betz
South Street
Karl Tinker
Bedford
Charles Miller
Greenwich
Marion Wolf
Evelyn Rice
Cleveland
A. J. Rice
Spencer Gym
Spencer
Mansfield
Red Haw
N. G. Society
South Ridge
Needle Guild Society
Milton Baus
Socrets
Earl Dehn
Clarence Lapp
Charles Dehn
Francis Ward and Son
Thiscas
Carl Dramn
Wescopraid Ernst
Emil Schroeder
Matilda Dramm
Wes Margaret Baus
Milton Sehehter
Amherst Social Roundup Spells Out Local Visits
Amherst residents recount visits and gatherings with neighbors and friends. Mr and Mrs Bechtel host and hostesses include Mrs Phillipena Schaubert and Mrs Henry Delefield. Evergreen Club meets at Mrs Elmer Bischof’s home as local community ties appear strong.
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Om Springer
Amherst
Frank Bechtel
Bsron Seely
Carl of Lal
Fred Schubert
Eater
Phillipena Schaubert
El-Tid
J. P. Beechtel
Henry Delefield
Evergreen Club
Elmer Bischof
Herman Behrens
Elsina
Friday Social Roundup on Murray Ridge and Nearby
Local notes recount Mitchell Knittle with scarlet fever and Doris Delefield ill. A funeral for John Neufer was held from his Murray Ridge home. Several residents attended events at Murray Ridge School and Elyria ME church. Edward Dute visits from Cleveland. families on Murray Ridge and nearby towns hosted and socialized.
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Mitchell
John Neufer
Murray Ridge
Henry Delefield
Henry Haag
E. C. Schubert
Elyvia
C. Buswell
Howe Street
N. Murray Ridge Road
Doris Delefield
L. W. Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
Henrietta Hill Church
Irma Spiegelberg
Ridge School
Edward Dute
Cleveland
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Oliver Schubert Spert
Robert Haag
N. Murray Ridge
M. J. Nuho
Lorain
J. F. Stem
Betty
H. Delefield Thursdas
Miss Valentine Cook Attends Amherst Club Event
Mrs William Cook and Mrs George Kerns attended a fee of the Evergreen club held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr Elmer Bischorff in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Cook
William Cook
George Kerns
Evergren Club
Elmer Bischorff
Amherst
Favorite Coolidge anecdote told in Plymouth
A Windsor County sheriff once served a writ in Plymouth where John C Coolidge was visiting. The deputy’s family watched as the man’s son returned home with shirt and overalls, then drove cows. The sheriff later remarked to his Woodstock family that Coolidge losing his wife left a red headed freckle faced boy who may become a charge on his father.
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Coolidge
Plymouth
Marek
Calvin Coolidge
Windsor County
Woodstock
John C. Coolidge
Ludlow
Finanls
John Coolidge
You Will Be More Attractive You Will Be More Attractive
WonderfuLELLO GLO powder promises a fresh look with a new French process. It spreads smoothly and hides lines and pores while banishing shine without irritation. Fragrance noted. price listed as 59% and 31.00 with tax free claim.
Father and Son Lantern event at Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake residents are invited to a Father and Son Lantern night at Avon Lake High School. The program is being planned by a committee and scheduled for 7:00 p.m. All fathers and sons in the village are welcome to attend.
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Avon Lake
Lanquet
Marien
Kresee Club Luncheon On Lake Road Hostess Mrs Longley
Mrs William Longley entertained Kresee Club members Thursday at her Lake road home with a one o'clock lunch. Five hundred was played in the afternoon. Honors went to Miss Nina Dunning first, Mrs KE Dunning second, and Mrs Margaret Theisen third. In two weeks Miss Ella DeCumbe will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Longley
Kresee Club
Lake Road
Nina Dunning
KE. Dunning
Margaret Theisen
Ella DeCumbe
Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Miller home this week
A Sewing Circle of Holy Trinity church met at Mrs Carl Millers home on Wednesday. They plan to meet next week with Mrs Charles Krebs on Leal Road. Refreshments were served.
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Holy Trinity Church
Carl Miller
Charles Krebs
Girl Scouts Hold Friday Meeting and Birthday Party Plans
The Girl Scouts met Friday afternoon with 1a Scouts and Mrs. R. J. Kihm. The program included singing, observation games, and a story. Patrol members were inspected and the troop practiced home nursing. The Cardinal patrol plans a party for Alice Barth’s eleventh birthday at Dorothy Eble’s home, with games and refreshments.
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R. J. Kihm
Alice Barth
Dorothy Eble
Ames
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mr Schueszler
A Saturday evening surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Schueszler honored Mr Schueszlers birthday. Twenty five guests attended with bridge as the pastime. Prizes went to Mrs Nettie Schueszler and Mr Florence Schafer. Refreshments were served and Mr Schueszler received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Schueszler
Mr. Schueszler
Nettie Schueszler
Florence Schafer
Schueszler
Po P T A Meeting Includes Student Music Program
The P T A of The Po oT. AL will meet next Tuesday evening March 21 for its regular session followed by a music program led by Miss Canales the local school string instructor. Pupils from her classes perform while refreshments are provided by Mrs. DD Huhng and Mrs. William Schahel.
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Po Ot. AL
Canales
DD Huhng
William Schahel
Residents reunite after earthquake scare across the region
Word arrives that Jerry and Mrs. Farris, recently moved to California, were in the earthquake area but all family members remained uninjured though frightened. Burr Nussdorfer missed school Friday due to stress. Dolores Schneider from Cleveland visited Thursday with her parents on Center road. Bertha Cavanaugh visited relatives in Cleveland Wednesday.
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New Philadelphia
Jerry Farris
California
Burr Nussdorfer
Dolores Schneider
Cleveland
Joseph Schneider
Center Road
Bertha Cavanaugh
Real Estate Transfers In Elyria and Sheffield Lake
John Pedras transfers to Claire Pekras a quitclaim farm deed at Park Avenue and Columbian Avenue Elyria. Guardian Savings and Trust transfers to Grover W Kugler a sublet 194 Block C West Shore subdivision Sheffield Lake. Midland Bank of Cleveland trustee transfers to Dale Arnold sublot 1e Block 2 Woodhaven Beach subdivision Avon Lake. Fred Sultow Jr May Sultow John F Soltow Barbara Soltow and Lena Soltow transfer to Car and Ans ured Soltow Sublet 197 Block D West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake.
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John Pedras
Claire Pekras
Quitc Farm
Park Avenue
Columbian Aveenue
Elyria
Guardian Savings and Trust Company
Grover W. Kugler
West Shore
Sheffield Lake
Midland Bank of Cleveland
Dale Arnold
Woodhaven Beach
Avon Lake
Fred Sultow, Jr
May Sultow
John F. Soltow
Barbara Soltow
Lena Soltow
Soltow
West Shore Subdivision
Ten Thousand Visit State Museum in January
Harrisburg officials report more than 10 000 visitors at the State Museum in January. The museum staff also sent 19 000 slides to schools and institutions statewide for educational and historical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Museum
Harrisburg
Parik
Defective stories kept alive by real life suspense
The enduring appeal of defective stories rests on suspense, which mirrors the unpredictability of real life and keeps readers engaged. This element sustains interest despite any flaws in storytelling.
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Arna
Anna
Metropolian
Mrs. Parmely
Mrs Parmely
Mabel Parmely
Nadine Mats
Esther Close
Ashland
Waldo Biedinger
Eva McVicker
N. J. Walters Department Store
M “Ore
Raymond
Oras
Ay. Richards
Nesman
Baldwin- Wallace
Hevye Ovat
Miro
Ralph Ives
Moy Fjurethy
Tra Ike Kenneth Ives
Minx Katai P Kolb
Carlisle
Johann Sebastian Bach
Elizabeth Churchward
Kathryn Orzek
Genevieve Myers
Dorothy Stinchcom
Widnho
Sabi Pi
Or Or Hestra
Saiypjes Taper
Edoa Box
Ameth Churiava
Itegha
Rachere
van Aredale
Wir Oag Oy Ocak
Rush Neumeno Moe
Wenda Ties
Wan Pia
Hesttra
Org Im Arte
Warren Mee
Bartter
Einettier
Paul
Stace
Eve Tohn van Armdie
Richard Stearns, Little Son
Pepushield
Roscon
Wid Frog
Henrietta Beumeys
Leer
Tr. My
L. A. Koatmery
Columbius
AL Mo Sheiburne
Mre
Viiv
West
Nancy Losang Con Naland
Leona West
H. Clarence Stevens
Elsie
Faber
Lee Gehres
Lakewood
A. MM
Sherburne
Mabel Felton
Herbert Yocom
Forest Street
Oberlin
William Williams
Baldwin-Wallace University
Methodist Church
Robert Bear
Robert Avery
Norman McConnell
Harold Brandt
Henrietta Town Hall
Mildred Lounsbrough
A. W. Davidson
Lamden
Elyria High School
Aadotorum
Community Club Met
Hesard Brown
Elyria Sans Wey
Bev Burns
Bepe Xi
pComnuity Club
Ites Shoul House
Yuna
Cooue
Kresge Club
Girl Scouts
Granville Duniap
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
Price
Niewipa Perhalchive
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