The Blonde Countess Chapter 8 Secrecy in Motion
Joel travels with the Countess on a sunny day as a mysterious note prompts a secret mission. An orderly delivers a Greenleaf message urging Joel to prepare for a swift trip, while the Countess contends with delays and a sudden domestic departure. The scene blends intrigue, fashion, and urban mobility as the plot advances.
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Cosm
Arta l
Joel
Joel Carter
Greentea
Greenleaf
Theorderly
Ideal
Eaton Eaton Nov 24 Family News and Local Meetings
Mrs Rob ert damieson and son Rovert Sr spent ten days recuperating with Mr Jamueeon and will return to winter dockage then be home in December to stay with family. Mrs Giles returned from a six weeks visit to Columbus. Banner in the Peace Deglamation cones Linda evening attended by Re P B Kohl. Committee meetings outline duties for Ladies Aid. Rabb it Hunter party reports two rabbits hired during expedition to Columbia. School program discussed The Cat O Nine Vails set for early December with Elizabeth Lewi directing.
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Eaton
Robert Damieson
Rovert
Jamueeon
Ow. H Giles
Calumbus
Linda
Re. P
Kohl
Cova- Ela Creche
Serge Mela
Rudolph Newman
Oberlia
George Haag
Albert
Elsha
Edward Landin
George
Lester
Edward Landin, Jr
Columbia
Edward, Jr
Edward Landir
Juntos
Fuller
Elizabeth Lewi
Eaton Girls Triumph Over Camden 44 9
Eaton girls routed Camden 44 to 9 on Friday in a decisive basketball win. Boys teams were not detailed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Girls
Camden
Special Sunday Church Service Emphasizes Thanksgiving Program
The Sunday service begins at ten o'clock with communion to mark Thanksgiving. Sunday school classes meet briefly before dismissal. Mrs Theodore Carpenter led Bible school opening and presented a planned program focusing on religious education and the Thanksgiving offering. Luella Brumen schenFel and Ireta Wilson spoke on successive Sundays. Worship next Sunday.
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Theodore Carpenter
Musges Carra
Luella BrumenschenFel
Ireta Wilson
Sullivan Sullivan Nov 23 Death at Lake Side Hospital
Obituary notice notes Sullivan Sullivan died at Lake Side Hospital Cleveland after illness of several months. Funeral arrangements incomplete, sympathy from community. Also mentions Moss Doroth Garver and John Bikfasy marriage, Lorilla Rice hosting birthday dinner, and various local calls and visits.
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Sullivan
Mirs
Higa Slack
Agay
Lakeside Hospital
Cleve
Cleveland
Moss Doroth Garver
Ira Garver
John Bikfa-s
Wellington
John A. Schmink
Bikfasy
Huntington
Lorilla Rice
Paul
William Peabody
Oberlin
Gerald Rice
Geraldine
George
Willie
Ray Rice
Elyria
Paul Rice
Masail-ton
Our Yesterdays Tuberculosis history and local council notes
A fragmented note covers Dr Robert Koch and his tubercle bacillus work, then shifts to a sports score and local council items. It mentions a 1824 discovery, later civic discussions on electrification, recreation center plans, and budget moves. The piece blends medical history with municipal business and a high school game summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Koch
Kach
Tuberculosis
Local Social Notes and High School Basketball Preview
Community greetings as Mr and Mrs Lofton Lowe host callers from QOhelmin. Sullivan ex-dli teams to face high school bays and girls on Sullivan floor Friday night November 23. Mr and Mrs Charles Donovan relocate from Ford Camp to town farm vacated by Gorty family. Pleasant Street neighbors honor Mrs Yahnke's birthday with a pot luck. Eighteen attend a Sunday gathering at H M Earley’s. William Bauer and Roy Earley plus families present. House warming for Charles Donovan and family draws twenty six neighbors with popcorn and candy. Friday neighbors plan at Jake Moore’s West of town near the Carl Fast farm.
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Hove Hee
Lofton Lowe
Qohelmin
Sullivan
Charles Donovan
Ford Camp
Gorty
Pleasant Street
Yahnke
Frank Hemminger
Frances
Emerson
New London
Jake Moore
Miles
Town
Carl Fast
Farm image recalls old time husking tool
In the heyday of the old farm a century ago corn was husked with a simple pag carved by the farmer from a hardwood splinter.
New London Society Meeting and Local Music Group Report
New London Woman's Missionary Society held a meeting at the M. E. Parish House with Mrs. T. W. Messenger as hostess on Monday evening. Twenty seven attended. a pot luck dinner followed and the evening featured social diversions and music by Hanks Harmonious Hustlers under Henry Parnell. Lowell Nelson formed a small group including William Westen, Ed Giessner, Jack Farmer, Carl Converse, Damien Leach, and Nelson on violin. A Christmas carol service occupies the group's focus while football statistics show Jay Thomas leading the team in scoring with 10 markers and 785 yards gained from nine games, plus 4 punts for 32.18-yard average. Burley trails with 5 TDs and 5 extra points for 275 rushing yards and 62 receiving yards. Roger Harner has 3 TDs and 434 total yards, with W. Johnson adding 1 TD and 70 rushing yards.
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Britain
D M Hotchkiss
Light Committee of Council
Emu
Palmer
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
New London
Counci
Willam Westen
Ed Giessner
Jack Farmer
Carl Converse
Damien Leach
Lowell Nelson
Jay Thomas
Thomas
Burley
Roger Harner
Carera
W. Johnson
North Ridgeville PTA November meeting highlights and events
The November PTA meeting in North Ridgeville opened with a turkey supper for eighty five attendees followed by a brief business session. The group announced one hundred sixty one new members, outlined the year’s program, and noted the Mothers Study Club will meet December 4 at Mrs Gilen Falkner’s home.
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North Ridgeville
PTA
Miles Standish
John Alden
H. G Stacey
Road Information For Ohio And Nearby Cities
Advises travelers to secure accurate information before trips. Routes to Toledo Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo via U S 20 and 8 20 through Norwalk Fremont to Route 102 and Elmore. Alternates to Chicago via U S 20 to Fremont and U S 6 to U S 30. Columbus routes via State Roads 58 42 13 and RL 3 through Oberlin Ashland Mansfield and Mt Vernon. Cleveland Erie Buffalo via U S 20. Youngstown Pittsburgh via State Route 82 to Twinsburg and Ravenna Edinburg, then State Route 18 to Youngstown and U S 30 to Pittsburgh through Salem and Lisbon.
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Toledo
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
U. S
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Salem
Lisbon
Huntington Briefs Box social draws big crowd at Grange Hall
Huntington November reports show a well attended box social and card party at the Grange Hall with candy and popcorn lunch. Numerous local families and visitors from Elyria Norwalk Milan and Cleveland are listed among gatherings and visits across the weekend. A special ME church collection for the needy is announced for Sunday with clothing fruit and vegetables accepted.
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Huntington
Grange Hall
Frank Chambers
Elyria
Mia
Will McConnell
Pittsfield
A. C. Bowen
Cleveland
John Naegele
H. D.bowen
Jay Hackett
Norwalk
Warren
Mt. Vernon
Frank Walker
Henry West
Ralph Krage
Johnson Crile
Marie
N. L. Thudjum
Marion Crile
N. L. Thudhim
Hart Lenninger
West Salem
Dinner Guests Fill Oberlin With Local Visitors
NEW OBERLIN NOV 24 Mr and Mrs Wm Peabody attended a family dinner at Loziela Rice in Sullivan with twelve covers. Guests hailed from Canton Lorain Elyria and Oberlin. Frank Schmitz and others called on local families. Hodgson leaves Oberlin for Clyde to manage Northern Ohio Telephone Co. Miss Iona Bacher visits Rev Roman Bacher in Lisbon.
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New Oberlin
Wm. Peabody
Loziela Rice
Sullivan
Canton
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Frank Schmitz
Henry Kriebel
French Creek
F. J. Schmitz
Peter Webber
Strikes Banned as Germany Turns Labor Quiet
The article notes Germany under the National Labor Act bans strikes and lockouts, detailing how government arbitration confines labor disputes and limits union action. It contrasts pre-Hitler era strikes, which declined due to legislation, with the present regime’s control over labor unrest.
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Berlin
Germany
Minister of Labor
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