Murderous masquerade at University English House
Tim and Inspector Lee pursue a tangled case as a presumed murder victim reappears. A Chicago wire hints Windsor Hell, while Jim Cory’s report links a man named Colin Worthinston to the murderer. Tim schedules a star meeting at the English House to reveal the truth with Wilson and Miss Turner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plackner
Tim
Miss Edwards
Flackner
Lee
the World
Jim Cory
Colin Worthinston
Suy
Windsor Hall
Cary
Jim
Invest
Weill
Wes
Center City
Hall
Blade
Chicago
Hell
Windsor Hell
Chitcago
Wilson
University
Dr. Wilson
Tres
Lea
Sve
Miss Turner
Lte
West Ridge Ladies Aid learns, plan January meet
Mrs Theodore Grills hosted the West Ridge Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon, with piecing, treasurer’s reports, and a plan for Miss Alice Bird to speak January 9. A quilt won by Mrs J H Brumby of Kipton. many neighbors attended and refreshments were served. the group also noted the October 18 meeting at the schoolhouse with Dr Portman as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Ridge
Theodore Grills
Roy
Wily
Hart
Alice Bird
Laver
Miss Bird
MM J. HH. Brumby
Kipton
Florence Hari
nh. W_] Richards
C. ©. Strickler
J. H. Penfound
Oberlin Road
Milton Babcark
Schramm Road
Merrie Penfound
Mars Hahn
A. W. Mason
N. Williams
Harry Lauer
Marian
Minnich
Sherman Mason
J. F. Eldred
Lillian
Ardith
B. C. Pope
Mro. Grills
C. N. Willams
Milton Bahgook
Ulmer
Wlc
T. Ht
Alvend
Frank Aust
Elsvia
George Chamberlain
Fiacia
We. Murray
WF. A
South Murray Ridge
Murc
Local Socials and Club Notices From Litchfield Area
Weekend gatherings honor birthdays and install new members. Mrs H L Pfeiffer marked her birthday with family in Litchfield as visitors from Elyria and Cleveland joined the extended Kreis group. The Jody Quilters and Junior Girl Reserves hosted meetings. initiation events featured several new members and refreshments followed.
Clarksville Guests From a Distance
Miss Naomi Irwin of New Mexico and HineskL McCormick of Columbus visited Sunday with their cousins Mr and Mrs Glenn Tinkler and family in Clarkfield. Mrs Lena Grimes hosted I. M. I. S. on Wednesday with fifty two at dinner. Club No 1 served and Club No 2 finished a comporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzith Club
Fielen
Vee
Weer Lam
Harry Omebe
Ebvelyn Holmes
D . Mn
Johnsin
Joe Milley
Arthur Frembaugh
Helen Ratscher
Frhart
Cowmbus
O Mertiner
Miss Colbrunn
Miller
Beatrica Peterson
Visy
William Samkow
Mar- Marie Madron
Wayne
Tom Oberhimer
Janes Khss
Copley
Shell
Meding
Pieth
Julius Wilttelra
Montros
Chas. Wilhelm
Rare
Fairlawn
Wm. Brodt
Frank Burrer
Clyde Bennett
Migria
C.F. Turner
Euclid
Frank Turner
CM. Turner
Akron
J. J. Vaughn
Vaughn
Elyria
F. D. Gott
Congregational
Penfield
Harry Knopf
Copopo
Clarksfield
Naomi Irwin
New Mexico
Hineskl McCormick
Columbus
Myr
Moriffey
Mra. Decker
Harold Abram
Cleveland
Glenn Tinkler
Lena Grimes
I. M
Ted
Brie
Ward Wilcoxen
Arthur Morrison
Sarah Merrill
Norwalk
Lizzie Morrison
Raymond Cricinton
Rochester
Mertie Sprague
Carl Twaddle
Ruth Krebs
Julius Krebs
Wakeman
E. ¥. Clark
Orrie Blazer
Ross Jones
Geo. Goodman
J. CG. Ames
Lester Lear
Elyvia
Helen Harwood
Savannah
Edita Harwood
Angeles
Frank Hesttner
Newville
Ohio
Mussel Griggs
Brighton
Nellie Grimes
Bert Franklin
White Fox
Emma Frye
Perry, C
Oregon
F. W. Fairchildy
Tick Stiles
John Lee
Clair Barnes
Wendell
G. W. Pollock
Daytona Beach
Florida
Vidajene Tinker
Louise Burrows
Ruth Smith
George Smith
Bob Ulm
Dude Bengon
Albert Seheid
M. E. Perkins
Frantes
George Murphy
H. B. Cook
Otto Huene
Sarai McCautrer
Rew
Hagelhurcer
Mansfield
Clem Bates
Edna
Henricka
Wendell Bayless
Clevaland
C. D. Bayless
Howard Mingler
J. Betts
Exelyn Herrman
Lorain
Havel Rutterferd Spert
Hero Teame
Davey
Wendell Sihax
Loosd Saale
Donald
Vermilrog
M T
Laie Polefield
Clarence Wood
Ada Darting
Wes
Mas Wood
Oberlin
Tester Husted
Co BR
Chilbertson
Tauline
Leise
Ashland
Wallace Court
Fred Bauman
Charles
Pure
Huth
Martha Bauman
Henry Fieman
South
Arerst
Sumias
St John's Church
Paul Hostetter
Don Waren
Victor Hoserttler
Melvin Unger
Newbborhood Club
Coon Sallman
Daughter Savilla
Camden
Make This Smart Little School Dress At Moderate Cost
A practical two dacling dress pattern for school age girls is reviewed with options in Scotch woolen and crepe fabrics. Details include size 8 to 14, button backs, contrasting trims, and pattern No. 3381. Price list and ordering directions are provided alongside club notices and local social updates.
Causes of Decay of the Roman Republic in Historical View
Three reasons are cited for the decline and death of the old Roman Republic. The canker of slavery split citizens into millionaires and beggars. Corruption rose with wealth and civilization, increasing with every rise in wealth.
Camden Baptist church hosts weekly special meetings series
Special evening meetings begin at Camden Baptist church with Rev. Ralph Stoll from Baptist Tabernacle leading each night except Saturday. Local and visiting participants include various families and friends. Readers note many social calls and town visitors listed from Wakeman, Elyria, Oberlin, Cleveland, Lorain, and surrounding areas during the weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Camden Baptist Church
Ralph Stoll
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Wry J. N. Weber
Ruby Bates Stwkhardt
Sandusky
Emma Siksworth
FP. E. Sharp
Jay Sharp
Lorain
Darwin Sharp
W. KK. Howard
Cleveland
D. Buytess
Frank Wisher
Birmingham
Loren Wainwright
Medina
John Horn
N. Williams
West Ridge
Bert Finsta
Wakeman
Clara Jackson
Myra Whitney
Lodi
Ernest Dobney
J. Powell
Claude Buckley
Lloyd Buckley
Brownie Daniels
Berlin Heights
Mary Collins
August Connelly
Toledo
J. N. Weber
J. E. Davidson
C. E. Parker
New London Baptist Church
G. T
M. B. Bishop
Elyria
Emma Sigsworth
P. E. Harding
R. F. T. Harding
Talbot
Harding
England
F.E. Sharp
Eaton
Emma Morgan
Minnie Brannon
Marriage and Community Socials Across Kens Turcky and Amherst
A fragmented account lists family ties and visits in Kens Turcky and Amherst. It notes a wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Cryile Perrell, a Sunday school program sponsored by Mea, and a Henderson Settlement reel event attended by Dr. Wagar. Numerous dinners, greetings, and weekend calls reference Unger, Latteman, Sanders, Sanders families, and local residents visiting relatives, with birthdays and shared meals featuring many Oberlin and Cleveland connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Tpa
Kenneth Unger
Melvin Unger
Higrh
Dainbow
Omeuers
Mea
Wagar
Henderson
Kensturcky
Rehitives
Cryile ‘Perrell
John Bohe
Charles Latteman
Carl
George Latte
George Dennison
Birmingham
Lawrence Latteman
Oberlin Road
Ray Brown
Red Latteman
Frances and kin visit Betts in Rochester weekend
Sunday afternoon Frances and Esther Mai along with Melvin and Lyman Radcliffe visited Mr and Mrs W F Betts in Rochester. The group spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Con Trish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Con Trish
Rochester
Esther Mai
Melvin and
Lyman Radcliffe
New London
W. F. Betts
Community Dinner Celebrates Ary Sehontz Birthday
NEW OBERLIN area residents share a Sunday gathering with many relatives visiting from nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jeverett Hayting and the Rigazel family, plus extended turnout at homes across Avon, Bellevue, Lorain, and Amherst as family ties are celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Obitta
Elyria
William Brumby
A. C. Fielda
Lorain
G. C. Bickel
George Bickel
M. FB. Perkins
Prank
Mmning
Jeverett Hayting
Fulmer
Urban Rigazel
George Kinerieh
Oscar Klerman
Michwelsmatt
Cole
Wiresavke
William Peaubods
Arthur Waite
Avon
Gene Alexander
Bellevue
D Alexander
Geo. Franklin
New London
W. H. Peabody
Carl Schmitz
Dorothy
Arr Dien
Amherst
Arthur Fatknee
FL. Skellenger
Lakewood
J. Franklin
Lawrence Zizman
Loraineot
Michael Smith
Lizzy Peabody
W. HH. Peabody
Ralph Jus
Suturg
Wrs
Meo
Frank Éehmitg
Robert Yunker
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Sheffield Area
A miscellany of social events includes a pecan pie party at Timwe Street and a recent wedding of Miss Arendt. St Theresa church hosted its annual chicken supper and gathering with local families in attendance. The piece ends with a reflection on money as a means to life, urging focus on essential pursuits over material wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartet
Sandy
Sone
Mores
Etn
Sevd
Faery
Lee Por
Arthur Wonton
Bavelzer
Sundar
Lester Youeay
Toad
Alier
Timwe Street
Nannetme Wee
Vie Ferre Arendt
Wisses Pina
Sarah Reeve
Lorale
Mr and Myre
Pola Chambers
St. Theresas Church
Herman Schroeder
Cleveland
Oon
H. C. Chambery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saittan Eldred
Peres Busim Grafton
W. Molorhaid
Blance
Rh. W. Richards
Riva Bryant
Mae and
Wobart
Karl Simms
Hi. H. Drusendahl
Ollie Minnich
W. C. Porter
Sears and Roebuck
Mr. Boyer
R. W. Richards
Billy
John
Nancy
Theodore Manns
Xew Che
Floyd
Clayton Sprencer
Amners
H. H. Rusendad
Litchfield
Stanley Javiak
Elytia
Jody Quilters
Harry Streett
Evelyn Holmes
Miss Sanderson
J. Lloyd
Miss Clif
Anna Chizmark
Arlene Timdflcish
Winona Johnson
Dorothy Homes
Dorothy Madro
Ruth Weubker
Norma Werner
Fred Gott
Gott
Mra
Fidith Taylor
4. D. Taylor and Sons
Scott
BR. J. Scott
George Daynor
America
Palace Depression
Vineland Nnd
Laura I. Baldt
A.M
Trackers Colege
Columbia University
Neew York
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Mall
Cushion Bureau
Bisrin
Cronicle- Telegram
Fifth Aves
New York, N. 3
Ines Thomas
Maud Cole
Club
Nora Minns
Russell Madfinid
Kent [Dienan
Rittman
Leonard Stroup
Letha Horton
Dadshtar
Exangelistic Meetings
Mero
Jaston Chrisler
Jessiehrysler
Iva Austin
Ralph Molden
Farmingham
George Webber
Henrietta
P. E. Hard Ty
Kevin Sanders
Coin Cits
Mich
Arthur Hbowning
Reading
Suesty
Ty Sanders
Ommr Kelly
Middle Ridge
Earl Griggs
Wellington
Frank Page
Harold Sanders
Richard Sanders
Baumbhart Road
Frank Flarr
Nelson
Carl Reusser
Albert Reusser
Riulph Schroader
Fenneolinge
Orin Coven O
Fred Lateman
Wars Vivian
Theodore Rit
Missis Agnes Kothe
Martha Bartlome
Evene Vistors
Box Walter
Phere
Seanettles
Oat Sath
Charles Court
Eniiden
George Jarte
Frank Keible
Theodore Ries
Kenneth Ives
Johar Dves
Qherlin
von Mes
Adam Horo
Barbara Armgershuete
John Gyis
Mere Toto Iseahenhuld
Mies
New Oberlin
Sheffield
Reed
Phillips
agNesia
Mlk
Magnesia
CHE
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