Attic Secrets Shake Stips Town Mystery
Marcia Howards confronts danger after a mysterious letter sends her to Stips town to meet her father. In a hostile house a trapdoor leads to an attic where Larry lies unconscious after a recent attack. They suspect Sidney Allstone and his powerful ally, and plot to uncover who threatens them while escaping at dusk.
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Marcia Howards
Stipstown
Larry
Sidney Allstone
Marcia
Ing
Allstone
Arry
Eureka House
Mercia
New York
Carlisle Widow Dies Resident of Lorain Area
Arthur Slauter, son of Frank and Sarah Slauter, died at his Lorain home after living in LaPorte. Eumore services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Thompson Funeral Home in Lorain. Survived by two sisters Mrs Frank Bruce and Mrs Henry Smith, two brothers Frank and Harry, a niece Mrs William Rennie, and nephews Haron and Raymond Slauter. Local singers join Eaton Church of Christ group for Memorial Day community sing under Rev Archibald Stevenson. Girl Scout troops select two Elyria outdoor meeting sites Hedges in July for tennis, dancing and baseball. Crawford’s woods in Indian Hollow Road for August cook-out hike. Mrs James Smith hosts 04 Literary Club at Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Eric D Chapman to host June Hedges picnic. Republican women from the district attend luncheon of the Republican Women’s Club in Elyria.
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Carlisle
Arthur Slauter
Frank
Sarah Slauter
LaPorte
Lorain
Eumore
Thompson
Frank Bruce
Henry Smith
Harry
William Rennie
Haron
Raymond Slauter
Eaton
Eaton Church of Christ
Archibald Stevenson
Girl Scout
Elyria
James Smith
Literary Club
Chestnut Ridge
Eric D. Chapman
Hedges
Enjoyable program showcases school music addition
East Carilisie school students performed to a capacity crowd Friday evening, presenting the new music instruction in the curriculum. Mrs. Lucille Cliff Kirwan, the music teacher, earned credit for the quality on stage as young singers and pianists delivered several selections. The event also recognized sixty nine students with blue ribbons for perfect grades in the recent term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carilisie
Lucille Cliff Kirwan
West Ridge Community Supper and Diploma Night
West Ridge residents gathered at the schoolhouse Thursday for diploma presentations to eight graduates. P T A president Glenn McMullin opened with music by Carlisle's Hot Shots, and Kart Simms presented the diplomas to Jennayevonne McCauley Phyllis Baus Ethel Tittle Kenneth Fowl Russell Rowley Donald Simms Frederick Palias and Matthew Stanko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Glenn McMullin
Hot Shots
Carlisle
Kart Simms
Jennayevonne McCauley
Phyllis Baus
Ethel Tittle
Kenneth Fowl
Russell Rowley
Donald Simms
Frederick Palias
Afatthew Stanko
Busy Boys Meet Vincent 4 H Club Officers Installed
The Markiey Busy Boys 4 H club met at adviser F H Lewis home with Alfred Rhone Keith Rhone Francis Lewis Eugene Eddy and others joining. Charles Senning is president Wade Worcester vice president and Francis Lewis secretary. Officers to be installed March 25 at Markley school house. Next meeting May 29 at F H Lewis home.
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Vincent
F. H. Lewis
Alfred
Keith Rhone
Francis Lewis
Eugene Eddy
Warren Bensley
Charles Serning
Wade Worcester
Bob Racy
Clyde Haynes
Robert Haynes
William Serlor
James O'Mara
Teddy Ed George Eddy
Robert Lewis
Sam Worcester
Gerald Morris
Charles Senning
Markley School
C. {. Wummel
County school spelling contest notes and births
Mrs Howard Goodspeed and daughter Josephine of Stoddard visited Detroit relatives and stayed with Mr and Mrs Albert H Goodspeed on East Avenue. Mr and Mrs William Brown announce the birth of a son at Slytia Memorial Hospital on Thursday May 21. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Newman of Oberlin Road at Eisra Memorial Hospital on Wednesday May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Goodspeed
Josephine
Stoddard
Detroit
Albert H. Goodspeed
East Avenue
William Brown
Oberlin Road
Slytia Memorial Hospital
Joseph Newman
Eisra Memorial Hospital
Friday pie wires taken at Markley school
Thursday graduation at Markley school concluded with pie wires taken by fifteen students during a Friday afternoon event at the school house. Local residents visited and worked at homes and airports, with regional names appearing among guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Lewis
Markley School
End War by Dismantling Armies and Uniforms
A provocative remark argues that abolishing warfare lies in removing soldiers from uniforms and parade regalia and erasing the symbols of armed conflict. The stance shifts focus from treaties to the visible trappings of war.
Fragmentary request hints at deeper life hardship
The text presents a fragmented plea reflecting desire for strength and relief from ongoing abuse. It suggests distress and a wish to endure life’s sufferings with renewed resilience and support from others.
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Alistene
Crawford's Woods
Indian Hollow Road
Republican Women’s Club
Jolly Hustlers
West Carlisle
Marian Lauer
Leota Drusendahl
Dorothy Tittle
Catherine Stuntz
Gladys Tittle
Zelda Schramm
Patricia Fowl
Virginia Sippel
Virginia Ims
Doris Minnic
Nose
Carlisle Grange
H. H. Drusendeh
Leote
Harry Lauer
Marian
Harry, Jr
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Julius
Alex Toth
Milton Babcock
J. H. Penfound
C. C. Strickler
Bud Porter
Merle Penfound
Robert
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Margaret Pallas
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul’s Church
Marie Conrad
Elyna
Rose Wicksomlam
Indiana
Ollie Minnich
Robertson
Berlin Heights
Wiliam Goodsite
Anna Boka
Eleanor Cucu
Elia Jane Harnish
Irene Kato
Steve Lemrick
Ruth Pintur
Rebecca Rea
Mary Rehoreg
Mike Virgei
John Wolfe
Clearview High School
Marklet
Lillian Hardy
Jessie Hill of
Richwood
J. G Morris
Effel Fugitt
Benjam
Earl Litz
Harry Date
Malich
Dandrea
Cleveland
John Cook
J. G. Morris
Minneapolis
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Mansfield
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