Invasion From Within At Coomber House
Simon Brill contemplates a fantastical theory of intruders and hidden threats as Brown, the caretaker, encounters a jolly stranger during a storm. Brill pushes toward a plan to shelter with the inn while Brown fears what awaits when a promised visitor returns at three.
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Simon Brill
Mr. Bones
Mr. Borres
Brill
Coomber House
Mr. Bohes
Bees
Mr. Brown
Genieman
Byford Moor
Brown
Nhen
Jolly Gentleman
Relef
Bri
Wellington Entre Nous Club Hosts Bridge Night
Mrs. Harry Lee entertained the Entre Nous club at her East Malo Street home with three tables of bridge and prizes to Mrs. Badm and Miss Margaret Warner. Refreshments followed. R. Tea enjoyed by 16 from W. R. C. at Mrs. Sotray’s home featured piano solos by LaVerne Swartz and Blanche Ray and a Marian Ray vocal solo, then social time and light refreshments.
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Wellington
Harry Lee
East Malo Street
Charles Baum
Badm
Margaret Warner
R. C
Boots
Walter Luce
Jake Millis
Barberton
Crales Barrick
Millis
George Bassett
Bassett
Clarence Dickason
Lucile Wilcox
Maublie Williams
William Wadsworth
Cleveland
Wellington Takes Third at Oberlin meet in tight race
Wellington placed third in a hot Oberlin track meet. Ridgeville won first, Vermilion second. A Wellington relay team was hurt before a key race costing them top two. Highland won the 100 yard dash and finished second in the 2:20, with broad jump. Edwin Branson won the discus, Jack Branson took third in pole vault and javelin. No Wellington athletes attended the Lakewood meet due to Elyria music contest participation. Junior Senior Banquet deemed a brilliant affair at Congregational church with toastmasters and student and staff honorees, including Senior‑class president Russell Buck and Junior president Mary Lillian Stemple.
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Wellington
Ihe
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Vermilion
Highland
Edwin Branson
Jack Branson
Lakewood
Elyria
Congregational Church
Charles Clisby
Fred Sponseller
Elizabeth McAdoo
Mary Lillian Stemple
Illumination Night Set June 1 Oberlin
Oberlin May 18. Illumination Night will be June 17 with a $50 prize for best decorated business window. Store window decorations must be completed by June 15 for display on Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Two band stands will be set on campus and concerts run 7:30 to 9:15 followed by a parade. Fellow activities include reunion class floats, meeting the president and Mrs Wilkins, and numerous social events as preparations for the event proceed amid high town turnout.
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Oberlin
Memorial Arch
Art
Police note 1928 Chevrolet stolen in Norwalis
Norwalis police report a 1928 Chevrolet sport roadster stolen in town. The vehicle had a rumble seat and numerous accessories. License number unknown.
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Norwalis
Five Best Radio Features on Sunday Schedule 1939
Sunday listings show NBC WEAF and NBC Network air a 5:00 p m program featuring the Continentals and orchestra. WIJZ NBC Network 6 46 p m Variety Hour with William Borah guest speaker. WABC CBS network 8 00 p m Air Theatre and 8 15 p m Max Bloch Metropolitan Opera tenor and orchestra.
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United Piss
NBC
Frank
WEAF
Oy Wijz
Borah
WABC
CBS
Air
Vy Weaf
NBC Network
Max Bloch
Metropoltan Opera
Monday's Five Features on major radio networks
United Press reports list Monday lineup details for 1929 radio features. WJZ and CBS present Roxys Gang at 38 30 EST, WOR-CBS offer Varieties with Henry Burbig at 7 30 EST, WEAF-NBC air Seuss's Band and vocal soloist at 8 30 EST, WOR-CBS present Stars of the Talkies at 8 30 EST, and WHAF-NBC offer Polish Opera Halt a.
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United Press
WJZ
CBS
WOR
Henry Burbig
WEAF
NBC W
John Pemp
Seuss
WHAF
NBC
Congress Today Senate and House in session notes
Senate not in session as Interstate Commerce Committee continues hearings on establishing a communications commission. House not in session as Ways and Means continues tariff hearings. Congo farmers find elephants cheaper than tractors for plowing.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Communications ‘Commission
Congo
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Department of Politic Science
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