Poisoned death on London street sparks Yard inquiry
In a London scene linked to Lady Tait and her stepson John Tait a sudden death triggers police action. Chief Inspector Powter questions staff and family as a gold fountain pen top and mysterious under skin marks hint at poison. Claud Naylor appears as potential ally while Gillian Dundas and a tense household brace for further revelations.
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John Tait
Weathy
Tait
Lucy Burnham
France
Lady Tait
Gillian
John
Alyara
Etta
Claud Naylor
Pointer
Buller
Doctor Angeli
Aconte
Hig
Agu
Hardy
Tali
Scotland Yard
Merriden
Jetta Naylor
Miss Dundas
Gillan
Vincent Vincent community notes and church announcements
Vincent area social pages detail Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McIntire and families hosting and visiting relatives in Mansfield Elyria and Grafton. Methodist Ladies Aid and class meetings at No 2 3 divisions, a tureen dinner planned March 1, and the Progressive Class social at J G Morris home with 18 attendees including Mrs T M Baldwin and Mrs Frank Trockley. Markley School news lists top students, a May 1 meeting, and a Thursday school party with proceeds for eighth grade gift fund.
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Methodist Church Sunday School
J. G. Morrin
EB. Mein Tire
Tian
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wiliam Giede
Floh. Lew
Frank Beehtruth
Adams
McIntire
J. G. Morris
Columbia League Opens With Brook Park Game
Columbia Basketball Club plans its first league game on May 13 against Brook Park under manager Bar Stoskopf. Tryouts for two team spots will occur on Tuesday Friday and Sunday. Other strong league teams include West Park North Olmsted Dover Fairview Olmsted Falls West View Columbia and Brook Park.
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Columbia
Brook Park
Bar Stoskopf
West Pa
North Olmsted
Dover
Fairview
Olmsted Falls
West View
Eaton Brief Long-Running Local Notices
Eaton April items report births marriages and illnesses including a baby girl born April 24 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Retnods on the Homestead Dairy farm and a Cleveland ceremony April 27 for Rev Uphoff. A freshman class party at the high school featured Miss Manan Wardinet. a car accident near Ward's on the Diazonal road injured Elmer Balegh and two companions with varying injuries. Friends and neighbors are noted visiting and moving plans for the Wrishi family and others.
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Eaton
B. B. Hathaway
Berea
EB. M. Hathaway
W. E. Leonard
Delta
Ohio
M. Ross
Hiram
Arthur Retnods
Homestead Dairy Jfarm
Wrishi
North Eaton
Haton
Columbia Town
Fane Road
Cleveland
Ethel Nichols
Reizie
Columbus
Earl Reynolds
Reynolds
Cook
Uphoff
Jhesh School
al Puty
Manan Wardinet
Sinen
Elmer Balegh
Robert ‘Rice
Leon Smith
Balegh
Ward
Elmer
Hadio
J. C. Lyon
Phoebe Lyon
Mrs. Earl
Squires in Penfluld Sunday Visits and Guests
Sunday notices list many local visits and guests. Elyria residents Mr and Mrs John Schildt joined Mrs Paul Baswet and daughters Ruth and Jean visiting Mrs Lola Somers, with further calls on Mrs George Harehurd in Ghimsted Palla. Several relatives from Ridgeville Cleveland and Indianapo lis spent time with the Mack and Handroseh families.
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Ind
Robert Patterson
Edward Hillman
Joan
Hiliain
Lorala
Roy Ward
Ward
Blanche Tite
E. M. Hathaway
Fred Hathaway
Alma Hawke
Lee Walkden
Chatham
Gertrude Fuerhoff
Gordon
Cleveland
W. R. Hawke
Lewis Gordon
Berea
Charles Tothe
George Harrison
Local notices from Birmingham area
Word from Lexington Kentucky states that John Meyers eldest son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Meyers died from injuries after a truck wreck late Thursday night. The item lists numerous residents visiting or shopping in nearby cities and several people traveling for work or illness.
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Birmingham
Lake Avenue Sunday School Class Honors Mrs Shayock
Members of the Lake Avenue Adult Class met at the Leiby home for a brief session and a flower garden contest won by Mrs. Otto Jabbusch. The group presented Mrs. Shryock with treasure hunt instructions and a gift box. Mr. and Mrs. Shryock plan to move to Elyria on Stanford Avenue.
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R. A. Shayock
Lake Avenue
Kermit Leiby
Otto Jabbusch
Robert Shrrock
Amherst Firemen Plan rummage sale and town canvass
Amherst notes report a $150 donation to the fire department from winter fundraisers and a minstrel show. A rummage sale is planned with a town canvass Thursday to gather sale items, asking residents to donate unused goods.
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South Amisenst
Blue Bag Play and Clean Up Events This Week
Thursday and Friday clean up days urge residents to place rubbish on the curb by Thursday morning. The Junior Class will perform The Blue Bag in the school auditorium Friday evening May 4 with music by the Yodeling Aces. Royal Neighbors Lorain County Rally hosts will be at Foresters Hall Thursday afternoon and evening with a six o'clock church dinner by Ladies of St. John's. Representatives arrive from Elyria Lorain Amherst and South Amherst as County Council guests, with South Amherst Legion Auxiliary hosting Lorain County Council of Lemon auxiliaries. Weekend visitors include Reginald Baldry and family from Cleveland and Emil Ruth family visiting L Jackson in LaGrange.
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Gladys Parmaty Wes
Colum Schools
Lorain County
Foresters Hall
Ladies of
St. John's Church
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Reginald Baldry
Bobby and
Shirley
Cleveland
George Stephenson
Emil Ruth
Niel and
Glenn
L. Jackson
LaGrange
Lilliputian Railroad for Sale in Mauch Chunk Pa
A 15 mile home owned railroad once a big money maker is up for sale by Mauch Chunk businessmen who lack time for management. Samuel Weiss notes locals are ready to consider offers after taking the line from Central Railroad of New Jersey. Cars rise 1675 feet to start then run 15 miles by gravity through scenic terrain before being lowered 1645 feet to return.
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Sale
Mauch Chunk
Samuel Weiss
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Switzerland
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Ihs
Vincent
Methodist Church
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Eluria
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William Martin
Harold Tyrenan
Grafton
Louie Reese
Ned Parker
F. A. Ashburn
M. E. Church
C. E. McIntire
W. Scott
Frank Trockley
T. M. Baldwin
John Hamish and Gon
C. FL. Sennins
F. H. Levis
Leroy Rhone
E. McIntire
Martha Penrod
George Reese
EF. A. White
M. E. Thureh Ladies’ Aid Society
Markley School News
Eleanor Lewis
Helen Molich
Albert Janik
Treasa Adams
Robert Gerrick
Raymond Wilhelmy
Shor‘lee McIntire
Agatha Oslovitan
Steve Hodorant
Ruth Hednes
Ird Grade
Dorothy Janik
John Harnish
Tillie Stamph Rovert Smedi
James Smedleo
Ruth Keller
Edwin Zak
Margaret Roberts
Eva Hodovan
Teddy Eddy
Marian Roberts
Winifred Smith
Eleanor Ehlers
Bonnerbetta Harnish
Dorotade
Theodore Kaczayars Kreps
Mar- George Eddy
Jeanette Lewis
Myx
Steve Jansk
Rath Jarkson
Rex Western
Eizhth Grae
Jewel Ballas
Adam Hodovan
Mary Savior
Eugene Eddy
C’arence Jackson
Jona Withei
Mary Shawver
Harry Stinebring
Ashland
Tray Nichols
Osbo
Flyrria
Runcq Party
Markiexs School
Thureday
Mary Kren
Buddy Reis
Rhee
Randy
Tir
Katherine Matos
Elizabeth Yesterhys
Calesiadios
William Cutler
Daug
Tery
Ruth
East Avenue
Scott
Frees
Aloos
R. J. Scott
Are Mission
Isao Morioka
Stanley
Garden Club
Oto
Robin Elder
Milo Stearns
Bremmer
Henry Dreger
East River Road
Albert Keyse
Goodwin
Rayer
Arthur May
Enstertains Circle
Erma Baebr
Jack Adams
Bessie Shepherd
Herman
Keyse
Rocky River
John Welber
Elkhart
Indiana
Tandin Farm
Graece Cooley
The
Wesley
Methodist Church of West
Tanetren
Anna Fillmore
Lous Funk
Sandusky
Jessie Caroline Howe
Joe Bicker
la Grande
Jay Parker
Herman Welz
Bernard Fox
Charles
Milton Saylor
Glen Berkmeyer
Emmery Snellenberger
Arthur Meyers
Edwin Prince Jr
Lexington
Kentucky
Christian Endeavor
Marhan Heussner
Mro
Jacob Muth
Henry Kolb
Carl Gibson
Lodi Gibson
George Garthe
Lila Muth
Methodist Official Board
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Near East Ave
Broad Brest
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