Lady Gwendolen Delves Into Deadly Plot At Alston Manor
In a tense scene at Alston Manor Inspector Linscott learns Brain Peters and Edward Winston are linked to a past feud as Lady Gwendolen reveals a photo proving Donald Flint is tied to her brother's murder. A shot rings out as danger closes in, leaving the mystery unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Gwendolen
Donald Flint
Mr. Armstrong
Bruce Armstrong
Lady Gwendolen
Gaspard
Inspector Linscott
Canada
Brain Peters
Flint
Willis Hanson
Edward
Edward Winston
Alston Manor
Lady Dorothy
Ladry Gwendolen
Armstrong
Mr Flint
North Olmsted Hallowe'en party and community notices
North Olmsted reports a Hallowe en party hosted by Dr and Mrs C C Boswurm with guests from Cleveland Heights Avon Lake Shaker road and North Olmsted in costume. The Congregational Sunday school held a children’s party with games and lunch. Various residents are noted for illnesses moves travels library and church events plus plans for a Bar rel of Gifts program at Clague Road Town Hall December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
C. C. Boswurm
Cleveland Heights
Avon Lake
Shaker Road
Congregational Sunday School
Noy
Geo. Abell
Deway Road
Carr
Frank Bultman
Lorain Road
Lewis Lamb
Clu
C. C. Bosworm
Elroy Christman
Ther
Thomas Orgil
Stella Elkins
Massillon
Minnie Hall
Neva Napp
Butternut Ridge Road
L. Andrus
Dover Center Road
Ora Swind
St. Porter Road
St. Petersburg
Florida
William Traffis
Howard
Anna Buchanan
St. Louis
Indianapolis
C. Demaline
Cleveland
Berea Fair
Arthur Lamb
Percula
Roy Hecker
Olmsted Falls
Eunice Abell
the Heights Library
Cecil V. Thomas
Kiwanis Club
Butternut Ridge School
Admiral Byrd
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Clague Road Congregational Church
J. W. Malcolm
D. D
Berea
Clague Road
William Pautz
Baldwin Wallace College
North Olmsted High School
Helen Reitz
Virginia Dare
Miami University
Cough Plates Aid Early Diagnosis of Whooping Cough
Cough plates held near a patient during a coughing spell speed diagnosis of whooping cough and help prevent further spread by enabling rapid identification of contagious cases and timely isolation.
Ladies Aid luncheon and church events in Fields
Fields, Nov. 13. The Ladies' Aid society will serve a twelve thirty luncheon at the home of Mrs. Henry Bahr Thursday. Mesdames Ponting and Bainbridge are assisting hostesses. A church corner class by Rev. Cobb will sponsor an oyster supper on Thursday evening Nov. 28 in the church basement. Various residents visited relatives in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Several local birthday observances and guests from Elyria and Willoughby are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Bahr
Mesdames Ponting
Bainbridge
George Robinson
Ethel Smyth
Cleveland
Cobb
Chestnut Ridges Road
Root
Station Roads
Walter Peake
Carol
Esther Harding
Lester Pratt
Cincinnati
DeForest
John Bainbridge
W. N. Harding
Billy
Lester Harding
Elyria
Helen Jenness
J. A. Sessions
Waukegan
Emmons
Weekend Visitors and Local Family Updates in Ohio and Birmingham
The passage notes care for an aunt or relative in Birmingham with weekend visitors. Andrew Nieding shows slow recovery and cannot sit up yet. Mr and Mrs John Sweet plan Florida winter. Mr and Mrs Su O Lloyd and Agnes visited Cleveland Saturday. Hudson D Lloy d returned home for the night and Sunday. Lee De Lloy d and family from Elyria also visited Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Austin en-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Andrew Nieding
John Sweet
Florida
Su. O'Lloyd
Agnes
Cleveland
Hudson D'Lloyd
Lee De'Lloyd
Elyria
Charles Austin
Sunday Visitors and Church Conference Schedule
Cleveland visitors Mr and Mrs A Kidney and Mr and Mrs C Notley called at the L Lloyd home Sunday. Morning quarterly conference will be held at the church with Dr Hess preaching and communion. Mr and Mrs Heldt and daughter are staying at the Taft home. Mrs E Andrews and daughter Hattie, Mrs Cobb, Mrs Robinson and Mrs Rinfelds?ch expect to attend the Foreign Missionary meeting at Brighton Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. Kidney
C. Notley
L. D'Lloyd
Hess
Heldt
Taft Home
E. Andrews
Hattie
Cobb
Robinson
Rinfflesch
Brighton
Phillips Milk of Magnesia the Best Antacid
A vintage health ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a tasteless, effective alkali for neutralizing excess stomach acid. One spoonful calms pain quickly, restoring comfort within minutes. The copy urges readers to obtain genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for fifty years.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapter
Hudson River
University of Florence
Italy
RAI Ice
Goodyear Pathfinders
Dyie Lea Ater
West
Philip “Red” Mohun
U. S
Mexico
General Escobar
Atlanta
Mohun
L. Aa. Bainbridge
MONEY
Lorain County Bank
Lucky Tiger
Barbera
Cutiura
George Harry Pavlie
Kosciuszko Ave
Cleveand
Ohio
D Dept. H. Malden
Mass
Miller-Jones CO
Broad Street
Genin
Phillips
Phillips Co
Varick St
York
N. Y
Leonard Houston
Sohio
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