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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1934

Page

13

Blonde Countess plot fuels wartime spy game

In a serialized wartime thriller, the Blonde Countess asks Nathaniel Greenleaf of the Black Chamber to hire a secretary. Key figures include Joel, Sarah Kembie, and Matilda Sorenson, with secretive coded work, spy intrigue, and a dramatic chase through South American legations and a city street. The tension centers on deciphering cipher notes and uncovering a mysterious woman’s true identity.

Pretty Jolzs Carter Nathaniel Greenleaf Black Chamber Thorland Joel Distrusta Greenleaf J-37 Matilda Sorenson Sarah Kemble Sarah Joel Wow Marror Talis Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Mexico Givenson

Oberlin Grange Notes Report Insights and Elections

Oberlin Grange notes from Lorain County include initiation of two candidates at a Sunday meeting, delegates elected to the Ohio State Grange in Columbus, a memorial service for Mrs. Marie Fullmer, and a tribute to Mrs. Eber Vincent. North Elyria Grange won the attendance banner with 14 percent present while Carlisle Grange hosted a large chicken dinner and officers were elected for two years. A first winter card party at Oberlin Grange drew nine tables, with prizes won by several members. the next party is set for a later date. The Needle Guild met for a first session, with plans for future Roe Making classes and a gift swap. Additional social gatherings include card parties at Oberlin and visits by members to Amherst and Staunton, Virgina, with various social and organizational activities noted.

Grange Oberlin Ain County Pomona Gruneroso Serniday Carinit Rob Nesbitt B. Lehman Belden Pomona Frank Mason Elmer Fullmer Eaton George Knuthe Amherst John Barbour Wellington Lorain County Ohio State Grange Columbus Marie Fullmer Frank Eldred Eber Vincent North Elyria Grange Sunshine Club Ladies of Carlisle Grange Carlisle Welling Oberlin Om Sardar Tas Hien Af Red Belcom Oberlin Grange No Toad Prises Ales Charles Sanive Arthur Paulkner Mya Mary Lounsbrough Ry J. Heath

Local Methodist Church Fish Fry and Camp Meeting Notes

Vincent Vincent November church notes cover a fish fry at the Methodist church, visitors from Elyria and local families, and a Stop 5 vs Stop 7 school football game 18 to 1. It lists Sunday School attendance at 72 with octobers average $2, plus four notices for church events and meetings. The church, founded in 1784, marks Armistice Day with a service flag display and ongoing study of Methodism.

Coram, Wan F. H. Lewis Stop 5 Hall Markley School J. G. Morris Helen Caley Stanford Avenue Elyria Adoka Caley C. BE. Melmoire John Harnish Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Sunday School Board Wager Aig Society Harnish Methodist Episcopal Church Vincent Sunday School

Will Rogers daughter stars in New York celebrity surge

New York, Nov. 14. May Woor, famed for English popularity, causes autograph hunters to swarm her hotel entrance. She moved from Hollywood extras to stage, assisted by her younger brother as secretary, dining in fashionable cafes, and pursuing melodramatic plays. Contemporaries include Paul Whiteman, Harold Hosse, Billy Seaman, and Milton Berle.

New York May Woor Metropolis Europe Avenue Department Store Hollywood Larry Amoher Paul Whitemans Harold Hosses Billy Seamans Papa Wong Wongs China

Papay Home Hosts, Families Visit Over Weekend

A conspicuous place and the American flag was draped across the front of the pulpit. Mr and Mrs Steve Kish and two daughters of Lorain were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs William Papay and family. Paul Papay and son of Washington D C spent the past week at this home and have gone to Oberlin to stay with relatives. William Morris visited Dave Miller in Biyria Sunday forenoon. Mr and Mrs C B McIntire were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr and Mrs J Morris and sons. Mr and Mrs William Papay hosted Mr and Mrs Mike Herman of Oberlin recently.

Steve Kish Lorain William Papay Paul Papay Washington, D. C Oberlin William Morris Dave Miller Biyria C. BE. McIntire Morris and Sons Mike Herman

Make This Cute French Smocked Dress

Editor LAURA I BALDT notes a charming universal pattern for a spring dress for young girls. It highlights fabric options from ginghams to crepe and suggests a fall winter fashion book. patterns cost 15 cents, with pattern and book 25 cents, and lists address details for ordering. The piece also includes scattered society mentions and a variety of old advertisements and notices.

Kipton Celebrates Birthday and Local Happenings

Kipton residents share birthday honors at Mrs P E Harding’s home with a jade cloth table and silver details. Neighborhood Club socializes with games and cards at Collins guest Martin Logan’s home. Funeral attendees from Kipton join in Marblehead for Mrs Etwell’s service. Local clubs plan a December bazar and a quilting project finishes at the Community Church.

Kipton P. E. Iarding JeCotter Sarah Metotter Qtsa Huene

Canton social brief highlights weekend visits

Miss Weber Calkins of Canton visited her parents Mr and Mrs W W Calkins. Mr and Mrs Robert Elbert of Illyria were guests of Mr and Mrs Louie Whitney. Miss Jessie Mellor spent the weekend with her brother Wallace Mellor and family of Barerton. FP A Perkins stayed Saturday with Miss Sadle and others were mentioned in passing.

Weber Calkins Canton W. W. Calkins Robert Elbert Ilyria Louie Whitney Jessie Mellor Wallace Mellor Barberton A. Perkins Sadle

Ridgeyike Boys Triumph Over Belden In Five Gamer

Ridgeyike boys defeated Belden on their home floor in a five game set, with the second set ending 9 15 in Belden's favor. Girls played a practice game concluding with a field result. Next game slated for Penfield Friday evening. My and Mrs. Dambaugh hosted the Seven Sisters Club gathering Saturday evening with guests from Avon and Cleveland. cards followed by luncheon.

HAM Grafton Locs Baton Belden Ridgeyike Boys Belden Boys Penfield

Tuesday Supper Guests In Village Notes

Tuesday supper guests visited Miss Ku eilly Wise and family with Mr and Mrs Herman Wise Lucile Wise and Dale Wise in Elyria and Rogar Crisp from Cleveland attending. Weekend visitors included AL and Mrs Harold Pfyitter and daughter plus several couples at the Wise home. Neighborhood card games and social calls occupied Saturday and Sunday with many local names listed among attendees and prize recipients.

Kueilly Wise Herman Wise Lucile Wise Dale Wise Elyria Rogar Crisp Cleveland Hertswill House Holand I'feister Clarence Wises Harold Pfyitter Ed Werner Chirmnes Wise Henry Droege Carasline Lang Nebraska Miss Oliva Frieda Dauplin Henry Dronee Yd. Ma Win Gest Are J.H. Barnin Dodge Barnum Ora Zacharias Jetinek Mark Alice Althea Kump Calvin Bert Coadman Frank Woldner Bert Goodman Neighborhood Card Club John Wirkner Anna Wirkner Pearl Deliniing Ed Workner Phillip Armbruster Mra Alf Hinckle Joe Walter George Grabenstetter Wester Aur Mer John Walter Qeriswill Jeanne Wise Elyriair A. L. Wise Malanit Cif Botar Wilda Borsar Telores da Verns Ives Ate i Jeton Warder Wilth Geadman Viba Vom Wise Misa Tain de Wise Mime Wise Tayton Seers Bnd Steere Rela Sandusky Piarsdis Seavy

Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signals

A fragment warns that a persistent three day cough signals potential danger. The text references medical advice and treatment options, mentioning remedies and substances with uncertain credibility. It emphasizes seeking relief and professional guidance if symptoms persist.

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