The Purple Arrow Revealed at Last
Fran learns from Professor Richardson that he is her estranged uncle and the Purple Arrow, who staged a hidden life to trap Jillups. Ward reveals his engagement and headed home with Fran while authorities bring Joe Jillup and his father to justice after Jack's death. The professor explains his years in hiding to ensure the fraudsters’ capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Richardson
Purple Arrow
Leutenant
Ward
Joe
Fran
New York
Frances
Civilization
You
Jack
Jillups
Jillup
Richardson
Mr. Petersen
Europe
Bucharest
Joe Jillup
Slacks
Ullups
Pran
Professor
Hastings Host Janet’s Second Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hastings entertained several guests Sunday for daughter Janet Hastings second birthday. Dinner was served with covers for the Wilcox or Forbush families Wilcox children and Paul Wastinus along with the Hastings. Janet received numerous gifts honoring the day.
Easter Women’s Club Meeting at Mrs. Miller Home
The Gleaners class of the M. E. church met at teacher Mrs. Roy Miller’s home. Mrs. Darkey led the business meeting and planned an Easter breakfast after sunrise service. A. A. Wilcox led devotionals on Luke’s Easter story. Mrs. George Woodruff sang, and Mrs. John Cook read two Easter stories. Lunch followed, prepared by Mesdames Oliver, Buswell, Wisert and Cook. A birthday song honored Mrs. Run die and Mrs. Wilcox. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Holcomb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Roy Miller
Darkey
A. A. Wilcox
George Woodruff Sant
John Cook
Robert Oliver
Adrian Buswell
Henry Wisert
Boyd Cook
V. G. Rundie
A. S. . Wilcox
J. P. Holcomb
Birthday Anniversary Reminders At Mrs Lula Wilcox Home
Relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Lula Wilcox on Thursday to remind her of her birthday anniversary. A cafeteria supper followed the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Wilcox
Social Evening Attendees List From Griffith and Elyria
A social evening ended with a gathering of Mrs. Howard Davis of Griffith Indiana and numerous local residents. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor with children Junior and Lois, Miss Jean Taylor of Elyria, Mrs. Hugh Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wilcox, Mrs. Vernon Rundle and daughter Harriet, Mr. and Mrs. G B Warenam, Mrs. Erwin Adams and sons Carlton Gordon, and Paul Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Davis
Griffith
Indiana
Harold Taylor
Lois
Jean Taylor
Elyria
Hugh Kane
Julius Wilcox
Vernon Rundle
Harriet
G. Bb. Warenam
Erwin Adams
Carlton
Gordon
Paul Jonnston
Local families move into vacant Elyria and nearby houses
Mr and Mrs Tiflin relocate to the C W Gott house in Elyria while Mr Sherrard moves his family into the Sooy house on North Main street. Mr Bowman from Carlisle buys the Alien property on Church street and moves in. The Lanteberrys occupy the former Showman residence and Mr and Mrs Youngblood Sr inhabit the Abbey house on South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflin
Elyria
C. W. Gott
Sherrard
North Main Street
Bowman
Carlisle
Church Street
John Lanteberry
Showman
Mrs. Youngblood Sr
Abbey House
South Main Street
Weekend Visits Across Cleveland Area
Mrs. John Cook spent the weekend in Kent. Max Smith visited his sister in Cleveland. Mrs. W. G. Wilson spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Allen Smith and family of Elyria. Mrs. Howard Davis of Indiana, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knowles, has been staying this week with Elyria relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Kent
Max Smith
Cleveland
W. G. Wilson
Allen Smith
Elyria
Howard Davis
Indiana
Leslie Knowles
Religion and Forgiveness Across Moral Lines
A reflective remark states that religion aids forgiveness toward many, yet excludes those who presume superior virtue like us. It critiques self righteousness and calls for humility in judging others.
East Oberlin Church Honors Professor Ward on Birthday
At Sunday services of East Oberlin Church Professor Ward received a bouquet and two books from the congregation in thanks for his work in the community. Mr G I Hobbs led the tribute and also spoke of appreciation. Easter plans announced with pulpit services only and Sunday school canceled. Ralph McRoberts to arrange Men’s Club meetings at Ward’s home. teachers Miss Rummels and Miss Clark planning a party for Intermediates in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
East Overlin
Professor Ward
G. I. Hobbs
East Oberlin
Church Council
Aedeho Mas
Pittsfield
Ralph McRoberts
McRoberts
Rummels
Eleanor Clark
Women meet for quilting and reform agenda in village
The Women’s Society and related groups gathered Wednesday for an all day quilting session at Mrs. J. E. Ford’s home. They held a business meeting with the first reading of a new constitution by Mrs. A. A. Saxton, Mrs. G. I. Hobbs, and Mrs. J. E. Ford. A monthly meeting was set for the last Wednesday. Meanwhile the Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church met at Mrs. Bay Carter’s Pittsfield home with fifteen ladies and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
5. C W
J. E. Ford
A. A. Saxton
G. I. Hobbs
J. E Ford
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Bay Carter
Pittsfield
Regular Farm Woman's Club Meeting in Oberlin Grange Hall
The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club met at the Oberlin Grange hall with twenty five members and three guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Bers Mrs. W Berg Mrs. Leonard Bers Mrs. Walter Berg and Mrs. F E Brown. The group announced Get Together Day in Elyria on March 30 with Gay Nineties costumes. Dr. Virginia Sanderson of Columbus will speak and clubs will entertain. Next meeting is April 21 under committee led by Mrs. H Coulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Virginia Sanderson
Columbus
Nicholas Webber
Elyria Clinic
H. Coulson
John Davidson
Maud Davidson
Viola Fackler
Charles Feakins
Oberlin hosts county Farm Bureau gathering
Twenty five Council members of the County Farm Bureau were entertained Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs Earl Peabody at their home in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the County Farm Bureau
Earl Peabody
Oberlin
Community Notes From Oberlin And Nearby Towns
Mrs Elmer Rathwell hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday night with family and her father Charles Edwards of Oberlin. Farm Bureau County Council attendees included Mr and Mrs G I Hobbs. Sunday guests at the White Cottage were Mrs Rae Hollis and daughter Norine of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rathwell
Charles Edwards
Oberlin
G. I. Hobbs
County Council
Farm Bureau
William Croft
White Cottage
Rae Hollis
Norine
Elyria
Karl Kreuger
Gon Giles
Ashland
LaDema Gates
Melvin Gates
Wellington
John Edmonds
John Bauman
No. Park Street
John Baumann
Rhinhart Huffman
Ladies Aid
Gar McRoberts
Auegsia Township
Carlisle Grange Meets West Ridge on Oberlin Road
West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the hall on the Oberlin road Tuesday evening with Worthy Master Fred Decker presiding. A St Patrick contest presented by Mrs Merle Penfound named Margaret Mason as winner. Officers will meet March 29 to practice for 1st and 2nd degree obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Fred Decker
Merle Penfound
Margaret Mason
The
Grange
Surprise party honors Merle Penfound’s 42nd birthday
Mrs. Jesse MacMullin hosted a surprise party on Tuesday at Oberlin road in honor of Merle Penfound’s 42nd birthday. Guests included Mrs. May Hahn Mrs. Joe Briggs of West Ridge Mrs. Ellis Briggs of the Schramm road and Mrs. Bud Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse MacMullin
Oberlin Road
Merle .Penfound
May Hahn
Joe Briggs
West Ridge
Ellis Briggs
Schramm
Bud Porter
New Deal Court Fight Reflects Deep Nervousness
Washington insiders fear a protracted struggle over Supreme Court reform may sidetrack social and economic aims of the New Deal. They report heavy eavesdropping by private interests, anxiety over inflation and bond prices, and looming changes in the court and Treasury policies as the nation faces price shifts and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Robert E. Lee
Relef
Mr. Hoover
Supreme Court
Washington
Treasury- Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Marriner Eccles
Mrs Tapper Visited Medina Then Akron Guests
Mrs. H. M. Tapper visited friends in Medina on Monday and were guests of friends in Akron on Tuesday. Schools will be closed on Good Friday March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Tapper
Medina
Akron
Not a Patch but a New Suit Sermon At Rev D S Carpenter
Sunday morning service features Rev D S Carpenter on a message titled Not a Patch but a New Suit. The choir offers an anthem Great and Marvelous. Sunday School meets 11 15 a m and will begin a contest on Sunday morning March 21. Father and Son banquet occurred Friday evening in the church basement. Special Good Friday service planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Carpenter
Local visits noted in Wooster and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hulse visited Mrs. Mary Culler in Wooster Ohio on Sunday. Mrs. Miner Eldred traveled to Jasper Michigan Wednesday to see her sister Mrs. Bert Green. William Asplin from West Park called on Mr. and Mrs. F Lyndes Tuesday. W. A. Dunnell and son Paul of Eaton and Tarrant Rutnell of North Olmsted were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hulse
Mary Culler
Wooster
Ohio
Miner Eldred
Jasper
Mich
Bert Green
William Asplin
West Park
F. Lyndes
W. A. Dunnell and Son
Paul
Eaton
Tarrant Rutnell
North Olmsted
James Sayers
Sunday School Party Honoring Miss Stranahan at Eaton
Miss Lion Eldred hosted her Sunday School class at home on Saturday afternoon to honor Margaret Stranahan of Eaton whose birthday falls this week. Games were played and gifts given. Dainty refreshments were served to the guests with Mesdames Hulse Stranahan and Harrison in attendance.
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Mrs L A Bainhbridge has an Elyria phone and invites calls at 30 028. Forest Lyndes and son Harvey visited his son and family Mr and Mrs Otis Lyndes who recently moved to Penfield. Frank Beardsley engages in carpentry for Mrs Carl Ross. Harry Beebe plans a new planing mill with his saw mill. Mrs Jack Meyers hosted her quilting club for an all day meeting. Rev and Mrs Rollo Wise from Wabash Indiana spent days with Mr and Mrs A J Tulse. Mrs Elizabeth Andrews is numbered among the sick. Mrs C Van Luit has returned home from Berea Hospital and is improving slowly. The Sunshine Sisters plan their annual party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bainhbridge
Elyria
Forest Lyndes
Harvey
Otis Lyndes
Penfield
Frank Beardsley
Carl Ross
Harry Beebe
Jack Meyers
Rollo Wise
Wabash
Indiana
A. J. Tulse
Elizabeth Andrews
Avon Lake Players in Benefit Orchestra at Lorain HS
Ted dy and Burr Nusedorfer performed with the Junior Orchestra of Lorain under Yanula Canales at the Lorain High School auditorium Friday evening for the Girl Scout Camp fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Teddy
Burr Nusedorfer
Lorain
Yanula Canales
Girl Scout
OSU Students John Corabish and Robert Powell Return Home
Ohio State University students John Corabish and Robert Powell are home for a ten day Eastern vacation, continuing their studies while visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corabish
Robert Powell
Ohio State University
Congregational Sunday School Teachers Dined at Church Base ment
Teachers and officers of the Congregational church Sunday school and spouses were entertained at a Monday evening dinner in the church basement by the Religious-Educational committee. Rev Deemer of the First Baptist Church gave a talk on Sunday School Work. TO FILL PULPIT Joel, student pastor from Oberlin College, will preach Sunday at 11 15 with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mir
R Cousins
I. J. King
Powell
Margaret Hatn
Vera Bates
Edith Diedrich
Elsworth Potter
J. Tomer
Gamage
Jack Laidhow
Leo Huder
Jim Swan
Deemer
First Baptist Church
Lorain
Joel
Oberlin College
Wil
Circle No. 5 Luncheon At Old Stone House
Mrs. A Winchester and Mrs. M Simmons hosted Circle No. 5 at a Thursday luncheon at the Old Stone House. Prizes were won by Mrs. Miller and two others. two weeks later they will meet Mrs. Krakow. BRIEFS note visits and social ties across Cleveland Willard Lorain Medina Mentor Avon Mansfield and Akron areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Winchester
Mary Simmons
Sheffield
Circle No. 5
Old Stone House
Carl Hochwalt
J. Daly
H. Trigalet
C. Miller
Miller
C. Krakow
Mystery Money Seized After Passenger Delivers Package
In Indianapolis Union Station a man named John Janosh handed a patrolman a package with instruction to hold it. Police opened the package and found 4017 dollars in small bills, prompting a broader investigation into the stranger and the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Union
John Janosh
Local Students Detained Over Illness. Travel to Florida
Betty Andrews Marion Hudson and Bernadine Taft have been kept from classes this week due to illness. Mrs L A Bainbridge learned from her daughter Mrs William Harding of Elyria that they arrived safely in Florida for a brief stay. Mrs Libbie Buswell plans a move to Providence Hospital in Cleveland after a recent stroke. April 1 marks the date mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Andrews
Marion Hudson
Bernadine Taft
L. A. Bainbridge
William Harding
Elyria
Florida
Libbie Buswell
George Wilford
Providence Hospital
Cleveland
Buswell
W. F. M. Society meets after dinner in church basement
Following a dinner in the church basement last Friday the W. F. M. Society gathered in the Sunday School rooms. Mrs. Louis Munn delivered an inspiring talk on the Negro Work of the South. Mrs. Lee Andrews and daughter Velma, and Miss Harriet Andrews sang several Negro spiritual songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. M. Society
Louis Munn
South
Lee Andrews
Velma
Harriet Andrews
Local Families Share Visitors and Community News
Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranahan and daughter Margaret along with Mr and Mrs Jack Meyers hosted evening visits for Stranahan. Charlies Watson assists Rev C C Maple on the truck farm. George Andrus lives with his sister. Mrs W A Grills is ill. Charles Austin and Pearl Perkins host birthday dinner with Leroy Utsry Carl Rabung Junior Perkins Rev C C Maple and Charles Austin guests. William Harrison visited Carlton Blaine on Island Road. Eaton and Jack Meyers attended Union church services in Columbia. Mrs Robert Harding visited with her parents and Mrs Hugh Palmer. Ed Bainbridge of Flyrna visited his mother Mrs L A Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Stranahan
Margaret
Jack Meyers
Stranahan
Charlies Watson
Rev. C. C. Maple
George Andrus
W. A. Grills
Charles Austin
Pearl Perkins
Leroy Utsry
Carl Rabung
Perkins
Son
C. C. Maple
William Harrison
Carlton Blaine
Island Road
Eaton
Union
Columbia
Robert Harding
Hugh Palmer
Local Ward Bank Trust Seeks Missing Estate In 1921
Police guarded a room where funds were placed in trust by Janosh. He made small withdrawals for living expenses until March 1921 when $250 was withdrawn and he vanished. Unable to locate him, a probate court declared him dead and the estate passed to the state treasury with accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janosh
Bathing-suit habit keeps Quincy retiree healthier
Albert S. Pierson a sea captain in his mid sixties wears only a bathing suit every day of the year claiming it improves health. He removes the suit only when retiring to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Albert S. Pierson
Financial report of Lorain County rural school district
The notice presents receipts and disbursements for Columbia Township Rural School District in Lorain County. It lists taxes local levy, sinking fund, state interest, and other revenues, plus personal services, supplies, maintenance, and fixed charges. It includes balance figures for January 1, 1936, and December 1, 1996, with auditing clerk signatures.
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Board of Education
Fiece
Fortier Dearamher
Columbian Township
Lorain County
W.ceweweee
Wscereree Eb Spee A
Eeoeed
Cee Ceneeneers
Thoupfarce Peeereese Aves
General Fund
P.O
Columbia Station
Ohilo
March
West Carlisle
Belge Ne
Fee
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la Grange
Gleaners Party
Pocahontas Schroll “Coal
Eres
Spa Perris
Mr. Roosevelt
Cummings
Reed
Rosenman
Cohen
Corcoran
Olive
Wendell Holmes
Ans
Congress
Holmes
Massachusetts Avenue
Avora
Hull
Luther
Germany
Henry Fountain Ashurst
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Pershing
Tucson
Panama Canal
C. van Luit
Berea Hospital
Sunshine Sisters
J. J. King
Russell Arnold
James Daly
John Overrock
Willard, O
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Claire Tillack
John Knipper
Leonard Clawson
Glen
Howard Walker
Clyde Allen
Donna Jean Horn
Mentor
Lucy Mawby
E. Beidler
Avon
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Clara Jones
Miller Jones
Mansfield
Joe Cajka
Hww. Wolfman
Ed. Bainbridge
Flyrna
H. T. Snell
P. O
Lagrange, O
Fred M. Fitzpatrick
William T. Smith
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Court of Common Pleas
Wald Court
Anna M. Smith
Dipice Savings & Trust Co
Plaintiff
Black River
Ingersoll & Ewting
Attys
Pilgrim Community Church of
Common Pleas Court
County of
State of
East Broad Street
R. F. Vandemack
Broad, Inc
Joseph Rauh
W. T. Grant Company
Almel Realty Corp
Madison Avenue
Three Nineteen Brand, Inc
Ranh
Broad Street
East Avenue
Fast Avenue
Depot Street
Massachusetts
Rauh
Ranh and
Robert H. Rice
Eugene J. Edenburg
H. A. Kenes
Harry A. Kenes
Freda Kenes
H. A. Konex
Freda Kener
County of Lorain
W. Ll. Fay
Elyria Township
Hack River
West Street
VHE and
WAR Mortgage-Loan Company
Deutsch & Dilgren
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