Jewel Robbery Tests Beach Party Alliances
In a Tropica Beach party a jewel theft shocks guests as 101 women report missing strands of pearls two emeralds a sapphire bracelet and two diamond pendants. Stuart Loen leads a police inquiry aided by Lizetta and Pedro the missing Spanish retiree bonded for Pedro's release. A court case looms as the clues grow hazy and Lizetta's loyalties blur with Stuart's pursuit of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad
Stuart Lo@en
Zyoplea Beach
Lizella Boyd
Stuart
Logan
Lisetta
Ligsie
Mads
Pedro
Futuro
Tropica Beach
Lizetta
Zizetta
Marion
Iizetta
Belden Victory Quilt Club Party brims with hospitality
Belden Oct. 7 Mrs Bert Echadler hosted the Victory Quilt club with a two party at her home last week A chicken dinner was served at noon Games and contests filled the afternoon Oleeva and Shariene Wise hosted a Saturday evening youth gathering with games then a yard fire and honey roast The guest list includes Stella Pijor Mary Dambeurd Neva Goorman Dorothy Sandrock Elizabeth Landis Elizabeth Dreeze Katherine Mole Betty Schaefer La Verne Zacharias Mary Frances Schriver Howard Frank Wise Fred Relsinger Mathew Hul Sylvester Schaefer Jim Schaefer Clarion Mole Leon Rising Sam Jackson Harold Dambaugh Walter Sandreck Henry Schriver Visit Century of Progress Edward Reisinger travels with Daniel Nesbett of Elyria and Norvin Nesbett of Shaker Heights to Chicago Friday and returns Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Quilt Club
Belden
Bert Echadler
Oleeva
Shariene Wise
Stella
Anta Pijor
Mary Dambeurd
Neva Goorman
Dorothy Sandrock
Elizabe
Landis
Elisabeth Dreeze
Katherine Mole
Betty Schaefer
la Verne Zacharias
Mary Frances Schriver
Ruth Wise
Bryn Phillips
Charles Wise
Bert Goodman
T. S. Johnston
Robert
George Gruenaske
Robert Rachie
Eleanor
Edward
Willitta Pfeil
Billy
Rob
Cleveland
St. Martin’s Church
Grabensetter
Elizabeth Phillips
Donald D. Dalrymple
Bellefonte
C. C. Bickel
Earl Shedd
Hubert
Arthur Bickel
Beverly
Detroit
W. J. Taylor
Elyria
J. H. Calkins
Wayne Lawrence
Coshocton
Gooding
Westerville
Flossie Losey
Berlin Heights
G. A. Brumby
Jessie Chrysler
Harry Spaulding
Eugene Prentiss
Chicago
Ada Myers
Shelby
RK. N. Sheffield
Harry Searles
Eirra
L. E. Searles
R. G. Hazermac
Bascom
Eldop Radcliffe
New London
W. F. Betts
Grace McBarnie
Ed. Arlife
Paul Gott
la Grange
Andrew Mourton
Frank Mourton
William Brumby
Phil Rook
Lakewood
Marjorin Bayless
Litchfield
Russell Sheppard
Virginia
J. H. Bart
Gladys Clift
Medina
Saturda
Hildredth Huston
Nellie Clift
T. H. Case
Homer Homan
Rocky River
Walter Richards
Case
H. C. Stephan
Oberlin
Elinor Bradley
Norman Ausmuth
Ruth Swanker
Congregational Church
Congregational
Berea
Russell Canfield
Berlin
Mt. Hope
C. D. Richard
M. E. Branch
E. H. Gower
Cuyahoga Falls
Laurence Trageser
Kent
Marian
Akron
Don Barlow
Nelson Gross
Kaufman
M. F. Barth
Whitright
Lodi
Frank Lenge
M. J. Warner
Lorain
Cora Pelton
Clark Langdon
Grafton
John Langdon
Indiana Hollow Road
Orrin Kellogg
Harry Street
Cincinnati
Raymond Morson
A. Welch
East Liverpool
J. L. _Landfried
Ruth Landfried
Baltimore
Century of Progress
Elton Wheeler
Sophomore Freshmen Party At Wilbomene Mole Home
Sophomore and Freshman classes held a 3 wiener roast at the Wilbolemene Mole home Thursday evening. Guests reported a splendid time. Miss Anna Bathise an ra Whitin of Cleveland attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbolmene Mole
Cleveland
Social ties thread through Medina area amid circle of visits
Local residents hosted and visited across Medina well into the weekend. Guests included Sharlene Wise and LaVerne Aldrich with Wise family, and extended gatherings with Klinect, Arnold, Reisinger, and Weidner households. The Belden quality staff was named at St. Martin’s church chicken dinner, while Catherine Zacharias and other students edited the Belden Equalin. Notable calls came from Grabensteller, Detmuence, and various Cleveland and Elyria families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Berisissil
Marjorie Reisinger
Ishaker Heizhis
J. G. Weisinger
Flw. Weidner
Medina
Gladys Tait
Predespiia
Wera Thursda Sinner
Bright Reise
Jam Wie
Claire Wieheork
Kipton Anniversary Celebration at Centennial Township Picnic
Kipton residents and former residents gathered at the Kipton school house to mark the township centennial with a full day of events. About 150 enjoyed a picnic, music by Wakeman and Kipton bands and the Strighton Fife and Drum Corps, and an afternoon program in the auditorium featuring solos, a history of Camden Township, an address by Attorney Guy B Findley, and a final Star Spangled Banner. Approximately 300 attendees praised the day and called for a future homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Camden Township
Wakeman
Strighton Fife and Drum Corps
Hanne
Community Church
William Rosa
Ray Rowland
Lodoma Lepinger
Hardy Scott
Morris Scott
F. E. Weeks
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
Camden
Camden High faculty honors newlyweds at Perkins home
The Camden High School faculty gathered at Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Perkins residence on Wednesday evening. In honor of the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lawrence, a gift was presented. A delicious dinner followed with attendees including Warne Lawrence, Mrs. Alice Harding, Nettia Wood, Baetz, Ruth Kelly, Jessie Mellor, and Marian Sponseller of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden High School
F. A. Perkins
Wayne Lawrence
Warne Lawrence
Alice Harding
Nettia Wood
Baetz
Ruth Kelly
Jessie Mellor
Marian Sponseller
Wellington
Announcement of Miss Elizabeth Phillips and Donald Dalrymple marriage
The notice reports the September 25 marriage of Miss Elizabeth Phillips, a former teacher, to Donald D. Dalrymple with plans to wed in Bellefonte, Pa. The brief also lists weekend visits and social gatherings among local families including the Bickels, Shedds, Brumbys, Calkins, Twining, and others, plus various church and social events across nearby towns.
Kent College Residents Attend Various Weekend Visits
Miss Ruth Steck and her roommate at Kent College spent the week end at the Stock home. Mary Frances and Weary Schriver with Cleeva and Sharlene Wise attended a Four H club meeting in Elyria Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hartis Goodman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nehmitt. Mrs. Mary Pfeil visits Cleveland with Charles Sehratt. Neva Goodman stays with Mrs. Joseph Grabenstetter. Walter Sandrock, employed by A L Wise, spent Wednesday evening with his parents in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Steck
Kent College
Mary Frances
Weary Schriver
Cleeva
Sharlene Wise
Renimr
Elyria
Inez Goodman
Hartis Goodman
Carl Nehmitt
Mary Pfeil
Charles Sehratt
Cleveland
Neva Goodman
Joseph Grabenstetter
Walter Sandrock
A. L. Wise
Local visits from area residents and relatives
Mrs. Charles Bayless with her parents visits. Mrs. Clarence Searles and Miss Vic Cyuok spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. KR ON in Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Whitney have returned to Springfield after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bayless
Clarence Searles
Vic Cyuok
KR. ON
Sheffield
Clayton Whitney
Springfield
Litchfield Social Roundup Near Oct 11 Meeting
Litchfield residents host guests from Cleveland Medina and Elyria join church groups and clubs. The Luck Thirteen Quilting Club plans a gathering Oct 11. the So We Sew Quilting Club meets Oct 11 in Grafton. Families visit, travel, and birthdays mark a busy weekend.
Catholic Girls Meet in South Amherst Study Hour
The fifth Catholic Study Hour meeting gathers at Miss Anna Vargo's home on Wednesday evening Oct 7. After business, singing and refreshments are provided by Elie Genille Olga Novak Elizabeth Martin and Elizabeth Abraham. The next meeting is set for one week later at Miss Anna Vasic's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Anna Vargo
Kamen
Elie Genille
Olga Novak
Elizabeth Martin
Elizabeth Abraham
Anna Vassic
Dinner a Success for Ladies Dime Society
The Ladies Dime society hosted a chicken dinner at the Congregational Church on Thursday evening. About 200 guests attended from Cleveland Mora in, Oberlin, Elyria, Amherst, Brownhelm, Henrietta and South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Morain
Oberlin
Elyria
Amherst
Brownhelm
Henrietta
South Amherst
Rochester Church Notes
Rochester residents are invited to Bible study and prayer services each Wednesday at the M.E. Church led by Rev. H. B. Cobb. Misses Mary and Bertha Miller, returning missionaries from Africa, lectured at the Baptist church Sunday night with photos and curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
M. KE
H. B. Cobb
M. BE. Churehy
The
Baptist Church
Mary
Bertha Miller
Africa
Family dinner marks eleventh wedding anniversary in Wellington
A family dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maysard of Wellington at the Mahlon Burnaham home in Cleveland last Sunday. Local attendees included Ralph Rowland family Frank Jtowland and B F Coats of Brighton, with other visitors and relatives listed throughout the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Maysard
Wellington
Mahlon Burnaham
Cleveland
Ralph Rowland
Frank Jtowland
B. F. Coats
Brighton
Parent-Teacher group to meet at Harris home
The Ary society gathered at Mrs. Robert Allson's home Wednesday for routine business and readings by Mrs. Garfield Harris and Mrs. John Thompson. A social hour followed with refreshment served to listed members. The November meeting will be at Mrs. Garfield Harris's home. A regular PTA treasurer's meeting is set for next Wednesday in the school auditorium with a fine program planned and invitations extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Society
Robert Allson
Garfield Harris
Jobn Thompson
Phillip Enlar
Martin Springer
Belle Brocksicker
William Allsop
Harold Allsop
John Thompson
Ruth Allsop
Parent-Teacher Association
Ttems in Brief at Elytia and nearby homes
Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson and Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb attended a bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs James Rice in Ely Tia Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Minch Mr and Mrs Charley Barton and Mrs J L Davis from Elytia were Wednesday evening callers here. Rev and Mrs L L Wood from Lakewood spent last Wednesday evening here. Mr and Mrs Claude Lyman from Oberlin called here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gibson
Henry Kolb
James Rice
Ely Tia
Robert Minch
Charley Barton
J. L. Davis
Elytia
L. L. Wood
Lakewood
Claude Lyman
Oberlin
Hero
Social visits and Sunday dinners around Brighton and Cleveland
The notice lists numerous Saturday and Sunday gatherings at homes in Brighton, Cleveland, Wellington, and Akron. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Gill, Orin Wilcox, Paul Jewett and family, Austin Ewell, Don Phelps, Ford Jowett, H. B. Cobb, Arthur Jowett family, S. F. Blackman, Clement Greeny, Fred Sherman, Charles Parker, Leon Wolf, Harry Soreza, Joe Grummitt, Herman Haske, L. J. Herman, and Daisy Bentley among others. Daisy Bentley began work as housekeeper for the county superintendent. Cy rus Tucker’s illness prompts a call to Mifflin. Miss Mary and Bertha Miller, Africa-returned missionaries, join dinner at Paul Jewett’s with Leslie Trippe and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Harmonial Society
Cobb
Lee Conklin
Harry and
Ira Lee
Brighton Cemetery
Keith Andrews
Raymond Klein
Akron
Klein
Arthur Jewett
Canton
Clarkfield
Brighton
Esther McCauley
Akreu
Nora Chamberlin
Ralph McCauley
Charles Beardsley
Shirley Gill
Cleveland
Orin Wilcox
Paul Jewett
Russell Murray
Austin Ewell
If. B. Cobb
Arthur Jowett
S. F. Blackman
Berea
Clement Greeny
Roetty
Fred Sherman
Wellington
Charles Parker
Leon Wolf
Harry Soreza
H. E. Stebbins
Nellia Crawford
Joe Grummitt
Herman Haske
L. J. Herman
John Herman
Daisy Bentley
Huron County
Carlos Snyder
Mifflin
Cyrus Tucker
Mary
Bertha Miller
Africa
Leslie Trippe
Harrison
Sirley Gill
Hazel and Helen Smith attend birthdays in Gull Road
Hazel and Helen Smith of Gull Road spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fridenstine in Murray Ridge for birthday anniversaries, also Donald Fridenstine's. Brookside and Brookside Alumni Boys won two games. 5-3 at La Grange and 6-4 at Brookside Park. Death of Mrs. Walter Bord noted, and Sheffield Lake School Board approved $12,000 bond refinancing with earlier bonds dating to 1921 for Clearview and Brookside Schools. Local election to form a separate township for southern Sheffield Lake. voters to decide October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Hazel
Helen Smith
Gull Road
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Donald Fridenstine
P. L. Chambers
L. H. Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Brookside Boys
la Grange Boys
la Grange
Brookside
Brookside Alumni
Willard Taft
Sylvia Petkoosa
Brookside Fark
Cleveland
Walter Bord
North Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Sheffield Lake School Board
Bureau of Inspection of Public Affairs
Columbus
Frank Field
Clearview
Harry Hoag
Mary
James Griffin
Betty
Dover
Gulf Road
Virden Maddock
Elyria
Earle Johnson
Frank Jackson
Ford Road
Lucy Jackson
Grafton
Elyria Y. M. C
Walter Brown
Hearty Jackson
John Durell
C. J. Smith
Brookside High School
Paul Poor
Sheffield Lake Village
Henry Jackson
Lois Youtzy
Frank Perry
Wade Harris
Kenneth Smith
Moffett
Colorado
Dawley
Helen
Eaton
Becker
Marie and
Leelyn
Fast
Community Church Services Highlighted by Hindman Address
Lake Avenue Sept 7 Services at Community church Sunday morning at 10 50 with an address by Mr Hindman who presides over the Ely tla Men s Bible class. Public invited to attend Sunday school at 9 30 with J N Hogan as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Hindman
Elytla Men'n
J. N. Hogan
Fall Festival Planned by Woman's Association
At a special meeting led by Mrs. R. A. Shryock the Woman's Association finalized plans for a Fall Festival to be held Friday evening October 20 at the Lake Avenue School House. Donations go to committee chairs including Sewing Mrs. Croskey and Mrs. Waldecker Baked goods Mrs. Jabbusch canned goods Mrs. Starkey white elephants Mrs. Shyrock and refreshments Mrs. Taylor. Children will receive admission cards for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
R. A. Shryock
Lake Avenue School House
Croskey
Waldecker
Jabbusch
Starkey
Shyrock
Taylor
Flower Show At PTA Meeting Draws Large Crowd
More than 150 people attended the annual flower show linked to the regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Wednesday evening. Louis Walkd and Virginia Schmidkens won first and second prizes for Zenulas, with Richard Greenburger and Barbara Crambling taking Merigold honors. Judges were Mrs. Cole and Miss Edith Hecock. Flowers were grown from seeds given to the children last May. A program of recitations songs and instrumental music followed, with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Walkden
Virginia Schmidkens
Richard Greenburger
Barbara Crambling
Cole
Edith Hecock
Richard Brady
Barbara Crom Hug
Norma Crandall
Bobby Croming
Nan Shyrock
Local social notes and visits across Vermilion area
Vincent Vincent Oct 7 report lists Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson heading to Santa Monica for the winter and several guests and trips around town. Frances Stinebring to Columbus for college. numerous calls at Vermilion homes. 4-H club fair prizes for Francis Lewis and Terrance McCarty. residents visiting relatives in Elyria and Cleveland. multiple moves and social calls including Mrs. Clara Keller and Mrs. Frankie Reese social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
R. J. Hardy
Leroy Rhone
F. H. Lewis
W. Scott
Rosalind Lewis
Terrance McCarty
Francis Lewis
Frederick Ehlers
Virgil Grant
Amherst
New Zealand
Scott
Highwood
Cleveland
Frankie Reese
J. G. Morris
Alfred Alten
Elyria
William Helder
Lorain
J. J. Heckel
William Goodsite
Bert Goodsite
Milan
Clara Keller
Second Street
Seizman
Frankie Rees
C. Millard
Emma Church
and Wes. Robinson
C. Minard
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Felow
Miss Borda
Edward Reisinger
Daniel Nesbett
Eiytia
Norvin Nesbett
Shaker Height
Chicass
Ernest Landin
D. G. Retsinger
Liz C'clhick
T. J. Weidner
Bertha Damon
MayBelle Reisinger
Shaker Heights
Gladys Talbott
Philadelphia
Eugene Witzel
F. W. Weidner
George Beriswill
Martin Beriswill
William Wheeler
Daytor
Earl Arnold
Georga Grabensteller
George Grabensteller
Sypnem
Cleo Crittenden
Frances Bracy
Ralph Wilcox
Norwalk
Amon Robers
Port Clinton
Vage
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Will Murray
Wooster
Frank Henschel
Wally
San Diego
Clif
New York City
Boston
H. C. Chambers
Cherch
Vincent
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