Tim Blade Reveals Reeves Case Closure at Meeting
Tim Blade addresses the group in Dr Wilson's office outlining investigations nearly complete. He confirms Jamieson's gun was found and the third room mystery solved while exposing a stolen thesis linked to Reeves. Mrs Reeves had heard part of the tale, and Reeves faced suspicion before his death.
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Brown
Dr. Wilson
Tim
Sergeant Brown
Les
Jamieson
Ruth Tunner
Henderson
Miss Edwards
Walker
Wilson
Hali
Giovinni
Lee
Reeves
Mr. Jamiesonr
Dan
Dr Wilson
Alamo University
Mr. Blade
Columbia P T A Meeting Recaps Talks and Music
The October Columbia Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the town hall, led by Mrs. Florence Putt with secretary Miss Isabel Dittmer, featured a taming talk at Vermilion for undernourished children, a tuberculosis camp plan, and travel slides by Rev. Hastman. Musical numbers included piano and violin solos, and a lively bear story. The event drew about 200 attendees and raised funds for school grounds hand-raising.
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Columbia
Parent-Teacher Association
Town Hall
Florence Putt
Isabel Dittmer
M. L. Royer
Emily Brown
Vermilion
Hindman
Aimbherst
Hastman
Canada
Shirley Jasper
Jay Jasper
Informal Reception for Poet Maud Freeman Osborne
A small gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs John Snell welcomed Maud Freeman Osborne of Denver Colorado as she visits Lorain Ohio. The former local teacher is now recognized as a Colorado poet and has visited various relatives and friends in Cleveland Eaton and other nearby towns.
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John Snell
Maud Freeman Osborne
Denver
Colo
Osborne
Colorado
Nettle Myers
Lorain
Lag
Harry Stadden
Cleveland
Elza Durkee
Eaton
Garden Club Set October Meeting at Mrs Heineman’s Home
The Garden Club will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. P. W. Heineman on October 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Snell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne of Cleveland have returned from a five day trip to New York State visiting F. B. Snell’s birthplace near Potsdam and Niagara Falls. Mrs. C. G. Washburn and daughter Betty of Elyria called on local friends recently. Miss Wilda Heineman was in.
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Garden Club
P. W. Heineman
John Snell
Roy Osborne
Cleveland
New York State
F. B.snell
Potsdam
Niagara Falls
Islands
C. G. Washburn
Betty
Elyria
Wilda Heineman Wees
Local society notes from Cleveland Wednesday
Leland Hutchinson works for an insurance company in Columbus. Miss Gertrude Akins spoke to the Women’s clubs of Elis County. Mrs. Frank Phelps and relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills before a trip to Maumes and northern Michigan. Mrs. Myrtle H will host Sun ger group on October 24 in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paulson and others visited the Mays of Lester, Ohio.
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Cleveland
Leland Hutchinson
Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude Akins
Elis County
Frank Phelps
Cora
Elyria
Dennis
Frederickstown
Charles Mills
Maumes
Michigan
Myrtle H
Sunger
L. A
Herman Paulson
C. F. Hales
Mias Loleta Hales
George May
Lester, O
Sundar
Pittsfield Oldest Resident Caroline Githins Dies
Caroline Githins born May 24 1848 in Pittsfield died at home on Tuesday morning at age 86 after a year long illness. Survived by husband Richard Gibbins son Louis seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral held at the last home with Rev Rood officiating and burial in Kas cemetery. Services postponed one week to October 15 at A M Sherbay home. Numerous community notes on local visits meetings and church activity follow.
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Pittsfield
Caroline Clark Githins
Hame
Mason and Powers
Sitehfield
Rood. Mott
Methodist Church
Kas
Laf a Lot Card Club holds last regular meet of season
The Laf a Lot Card Club’s thirteenth and last regular meeting of the season was a fish fry at an inn near Medina. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Seldsa Armbruster, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek of Vall es City, Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Humm, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson of Medina, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maxworthy. The club will start the new season on Oct 4 with three tables of progressive pedro and prizes. Kaiser will host the Oct 14 gathering. Several locals and guests were noted at dinners and visits across Medina, Cleveland, Norwalk, and Litchfield, including stops by Mr. and Mrs. George Maxworthy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, and many others.
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Clarence Peterson
Medina
Arthur Maxworthy
Pedro
Arthur Kaiser
Local residents recount visits and travel notes
Wallace Bear wrapped up a week of duties and returned home Tuesday from Newell West Virginia and Vincent Ohio. Walter Grean joined Le Roy Lounsbrough in Cleveland on Monday while Ed Staples accompanied Mr Louns brough there on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harley Telford visited the former's mother in Toledo on Sunday.
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Wallace Bear
Newell
W. Va
Vincent
Ohio
Walter Grean
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Cleveland
Ed Staples
Louns Brough
Harley Telford
Toledo
Mies
Clarence Hotten
Mab
Orrish
Sasse
Elyria
Sanday
Lens Gegediedmer
Sarah Benmortck
Polk
John Born
Walter i Bahy
Wes. Magyar
and Maye
Fred Wilford
Merv
Ralph Wisted
Clarence Wood
Eon Charles
Oberlin
Leter
Trey
Kate Avfwepihers
Tyee
Mas
Beker
Messiiael
Christ Bawmian
Berea
Vonidey
Bises Webber
Chertin
Mys. Coates
Harold Cogie
Saturdas
Rayman
Ratte
Job Grissens
WI Paul
Milan
Wallace Court
Charles Court
Melvin Unger
Klyria
Jeon Mapes
Gertie Mapes
Adam Horn
Myron Ries
Theodore Latteman
Lenore
Jimmy Buchs
Katie Weidman
Ernest Buchs
Kipton Community Church
Local visitors call on residents Friday and weekend family ties
The report notes visits by Mr and Mrs J T Bresing and Mrs Carpeather with Naomi to Maw and Mrs W P Shamher don on Friday. Barn Rollins and the former’s murder of Cardington were seen calling on friends Sunday. Mrs Herel Haarimeon of Chevero, IY, plans a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs By Harrizon.
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J. T Bresing
Carpeather
Naomi
Oc Lester
Maw
W. P. Shamherdon
Bart Rollins
Social visitors and local gatherings near Lakewood and Parma
Residents hosted guests from Cleveland Litchfield Medina and Akron in recent days. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry Guentylas, Mr and Mrs John Pierce, Mr and Mrs Frank Water and son William, Miss Margaret Kevin, and many others. A Womans Bible class meeting was led in Mrs Tucker’s absence, with seventeen ladies attending and planning a banquet.
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Henry Guentylas
Lakewood
John Pierce
Frank Water
William
Litchfield
Ernest Duick
Harry Guenter
Cleveland
Alice and
Louie Spieth
Here
Grafton Loyalty class meeting honors hostesses
Grafton October 13 Loy alty class of the M. E. Sunday school met at Mrs. B E J Hardies home with Mrs. George Spitzer Mrs A L Rinehart and Mrs Edna Taylor assisting. Twenty two members and one guest attended. A chicken dinner was planned for November 1. Grace Park and Lucy Robson won the contest. A refreshment course followed.
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Grafton
M. E. Sunday School
BE. J. Hardie
George Spitzer
A. L. Rinehart
Edna Taylor
Grace Park
Lucy Robson
Birthday Surprise For Albert Voorhees On Seventy Fifth
Albert Voorhees celebrated his seventy fifth birthday at the C. B. Finley home with a Sunday Wiener roast supper. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bailey Mr. and Mrs. George Edgerton Miss Dorothy Edgerton of Royalton Mrs. Nora Edgerton Lakewood Mrs. Edith Cartwright Mrs. Hattie Herbst daughter Johann Mrs. Elizabeth Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. William Terry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mach and children Carol and Terry Owen Mrs. Iona Cox son Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Brooks of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. William Finicy of…
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Albert Voorhees
C. B. Finley
Weiner
Glenn Bailey
George Edgerton
Dorothy Edgerton
Royalton
Nora Edgerton
Lakewood
Edith Cartwright
Hattie Herbst
Johann
Elizabeth Cartwright
William Terry
Arthur Ross
Ted Mach
Carol and
Terry Owen
Iona Cox
Gene
Forest Brooks
Cleveland
William Finicy
Farters' Mutual Insurance holds regular meeting described
The Farters Mutual Home Insurance company held its regular monthly meeting at the secretary’s home in Blantern Illinois. Several residents and visitors are mentioned moving, hosting or visiting relatives, along with a wedding anniversary at Mechame Street and numerous social and travel notes across Lorain Cleveland and surrounding towns.
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Farters’ Mutual Home Insurance Company
Hore
Blantern
Community Marked by Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings
Residents and visitors from Elyria Cleveland Berea and Cardington joined gatherings across Henrietta and nearby towns. Local residents hosted relatives celebrating anniversaries and commemorations while many stopped by homes of friends and kin for meals and lengthy chats.
W C U Convention Honors Margaret Leiter
Cleveland hosts the sixtieth annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. Mrs. Leiter, lifelong educator and former WCTU secretary in Ohio, lobbied for temperance education and led lectures across Ohio and nearby states. She helped secure Ohio’s first law on intensified temperance education in public schools.
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Cleveland
Qet
Prinives Walt Leiter
Vonageniyian
Mansfield
Ohio
National Women's Christian Temperate Union
Buclid Avenue Baptist Church
Willard Mother Stewart
Leiter
WLC
Mary Tant
Hoston
National
Wictly
Avon Parent Teacher Meeting and Village Council Minutes
Avon P T A announces a meeting on October 13 in the school auditorium with Miss Gerstenberg and Mrs. Thompson as speakers. Parents and teachers will present on child welfare and June activities. The village council held its monthly meeting approving deputies to patrol Halloween night and authorizing purchase of a road grader after a road lane demonstration.
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Ononthis
Gil
Ortober
Mas
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Lakewood
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Ridgeville
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Childran
Tows Hall
Church Society Entertained Card Party At Weiler Hall
The Allar Rosary society of St. Mary's Church sponsored a card party at the hall of Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Weiler on Thursday evening. Rides out pedre was the evening's pastime. Mrs. Louis Dechant won first prize in bridge, while Mrs. Wit Baldauf took first prize in pedre. A lunch was served at the end of the games.
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St. Mary's Church
J. Z. Weiler
Pedre
Louis Dechant
Wit Baldauf
Forget-Me-Not Club Hosts Quilting Meeting
The Forget-Me-Not club was entertained to Mrs Ed Kling ghirn at her home Thursday afternoon. The group quilted after which a business meeting was held with light refreshments. Attendees included Wagner Mrs Heckle Mrs Louis Dechant Mrs McAllist Mrs McAkenna Mrs Anna Oster Mrs Susie Mitendorf Miss Dora Bunfart and host Mrs Edith Klingshirn. Theresia
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Wagner
Heckle
Louis Dechant
McAllist
McAkenna
Anna Oster
Susie Mitendorf
Dora Bunfart
Edith Klingshirn
Theresia
Mrs Pred Grossman Hosts Birthday Dinner Honor
Mrs Pred Grossman entertained at seven o'clock Wednesday for Mr Grogs mans birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Grossman and daughter Elinor of Mayfield Ohio and G E Grossman of Cleveland. Mrs George Mohr and children of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs George Kelling. Gwendolyn Adams visits Chicago. Miss Ann Kennedy Mary Stergavont and Ida Antonietti of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Meéhling Friday.
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Ida Antonietti of
Gleveland
Henry Meéhling
North Ridgeville Lh Meets For Local Lm8 Reports
North Ridgeville Lh meeting on October 18 discussed the WY Division contest results with over seventy five gallows validated for the treasury. Plans for a special dinner were announced. Mrs A Kost hosted twenty five Lakewood Reform Church ladies. Seniors hosted Freshmen at the High School Auditorium for a get acquainted party and games. Clam bake hosted by Mr and Mrs Vern Andrews. Out of town guests included the Lemvermeyers and Curriers from Kipton North Olmsted. Patricia Neiten arrived from Somerset to spend winter with grandmother Mrs Mary McLaughlin. Russell Findaway had appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and plans for recovery noted. Mrs Very Andrews and her mother visited Cleveland. later departures for Florida for winter.
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A. Kost
Root Road
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Sle
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And
Ernest Lemvermeyer
Chauncey Currier
Kipton
Chas
Kromery
North Olmsted
Patricia Neiten
Somerset Pi
Are
Mary McLaughlin. Ruseel
Findaway
Memorial Hospital
Very Andrews
Fos. Twhtehen
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Carlon
Cleveland
Forfa
Missouri Farmers Send Old Cow Belt to Roosevelt
Texas County farmers in Missouri sent a token cow belt to President Roosevelt as appreciation for benefits from drought relief programs. The gesture, assembled by W. O. Light of Willow Springs and sent by David F. Luckey, inspector for the Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, reflects a rural effort to encourage better husbandry.
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Houston
Texias County
Roosevelt
W.ol. Laght
Willow Sprites
David F. Luckey
Burreguo
Texas County
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