Mysterious Windsor Hall tale unfolds in confession
Dr Henderson recounts his uncle Windsor Hall story and the troubled path of Windsor's adopted son Summers. He explains neglect, loyalty, and a murder accusation tied to Reeves and a hidden past spanning Sylvania Texas to Alamo University, ending as the narrative moves toward continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Dr. Henderson
Lee
Brown
Jameeson
Ruth Turner
Misa Edwards
Dr. Wilson
Tim
Professor
Pr. Henderson
Heeves
Windsor Hall
Dene
Ie Pour Néphew
Wilson
Southland
Sylvania
Tex
Yser and Warsaw Battles in October Frontline Update
October battle reports describe German efforts near the Yser and Warsaw with Allied drives along the Belgian left and French right. German high command faced a Russian buildup around Warsaw, while Ludendorff's strategy aimed to divert attention from Galicia. Historical notes cover mint founding, Antoinette execution, and early anesthetic milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Warsaw
Wis
Poland
Antwerp
Marne
Early
Washington
Grant
Petersburg
Richmond
Galicia
von Ludendorff
Lemberg
Russia
Austria
Yser
the Yser
Parachute facts and suffrage debate in history
The text asserts controversial claims about parachute invention and the first use by Andre Garnerin in 1802, claiming a jump from 3,000 feet in Paris. It also argues against the notion that U S women gained suffrage only with the 1920 amendment, noting earlier progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phat
Benjamin Davis
50Th St
Brooklyn
Andre Jacques Garnerin
Pars Monceau
Paris
United States
Conway picked for Elyria mayor in 1909 Dem lines
Taken from our files notes T A Conway chosen by the Incal Democratic committee as mayoral candidate to fill the vacancy from Thomas Folger's death. A discussion of a YMCA building for Elyria potential to cost at least 45000. Elks Lodge home informal opening after the Elyria Block fire left members homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Conway
Democratic
Oloay
Thomas Folger
Elyria
A. G. Brookwalter
First birthday celebrated as YMCA opens to public
The local YMCA marked its first anniversary tonight as the building opened to the public this afternoon with over 1,500 visitors. Fire officials surveyed more than 200 downtown buildings finding inflammable material and refuse in several structures, per Fire Chief W L N Bates. Local residents cheered when the appeals court ruled they owe nothing to the aviation company for a July 4 1912 airplane stunt at the Fair Grounds after protests over the aviator failing to reach 50 feet height before a holiday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL N Bates
Hiks
Court of Appeals
Aviation Company
Fair Grounds
Milk prices rise in Elyria as of Oct 16 1919
Prices increased to 16 cents a quart and nine cents a pint for milk. Cream prices also rose to 30 cents a pint and 70 cents a quart. In Oberlin church units discuss uniting the First and Second Congregational Churches. Lorain reports no further meetings to boost steel plant worker unionization amid the big strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin
First
Second Congregational
King
GC. G. Rogers
First Church
Lorain
Ohio public service erects largest Lorain County electric sign
On October 16 1926 the Ohio Public Service Company began placing Lorain County’s largest electric sign atop the Ely Block. It measures 80 feet long with five foot high letters. Subscriptions reached about 10000 toward a 312500 Student Chest goal. Oberlin college bought West Lorain Street property between Finney Chapel and the Men’s Building for campus expansion. Lorain ranked 36th among U S foreign shipping centers with 341971 tons exported last year, down from 392559 in 1927. Sandusky dropped to 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain County
Ely
Oberlin
Lorain Street
Finney Chapel
Lorain
United States Shipping Board
Sandusky
Wyoming Ballot History Traced Since 1869 Wrongs Noted
A brief notice explains the ballot's history in Wyoming dating back to 1869 and notes forthcoming public publication and acknowledgement. Readers are instructed to address Clark Kinnaird, care of this newspaper, for copyright related matters amid Central Press Association, Inc. 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association, Inc
Penfield PTA Meets With Local Activities Highlighted
The Penfield PTA held its second meeting of the year with Howard Andrews presiding. Reports and invitations were shared, a guest speaker from Baldwin Wallace College discussed youth guidance, and a Varied program featured music and readings. Other items note the Jones road bridge progress, a society gathering, upcoming basketball practice, and visiting day on October 17 with teachers visiting Vermilion Avon Lake and Markley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. T. A
Penfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Howard Andrews
R. B. Eglia
William Frey
A. J. Webber
Parent- Teacher Association
Wellington
Penfield P. T. A
Maston
Ilyria
Finance Relief Committee
Weber
Clark
All County Council
LaGrange
Penfield Quartette
Mesdames Blough
Rollin, Johnson, Younglas
Philip Babel
Penfield School
Sebriger
Vermilion
Nelson
Avon Lake
Mitchell
Markley School
Dorothy Smith
Denham
Kipton
Zellars
Hoislein cattle at the range meeting and visitors
A villagers social record notes Hoislein cattle at the range meeting with visits by Mr. Sair and son of Red Haw to B A Park and Howard Stephen, and many locals including Miss Souy of Saville, the Quill debut edition, and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. W J Newcom in Brighton among various weekend visits and hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Myers
Congregational Society
Myers
Richard Leach
Arthur Richmond
Dewey Kies
Kirby and
Hoislein
Mr. Sair and Son
Red Haw
B. A
Memorial Hospital
Cook
Clark
Tire
Nelson
Shiloh
Robert Starr
Emiia
Schriver
Beldhett
R. J. Eglin
R. B. Eglin
Oberlin
Channon
Hobart
Cleveland
Kipton Briefs Reflect Local Social News and Visits
Kipton October 16 notes show Lilian Snyder and son Arthur leaving for two weeks with relatives in Toledo and Hillsdale Michigan. Dinner guests included Hinman Franklin Rommel Croft Stevenson and others. Families move in Wellington and visits span Milan Wake Man Haskins Lorain and Brighton with fishing trips to northern Canada and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brieps. Kipton
Lilian Snyder
Arthur
Toledo
Hillsdale
Michigan
A. L. Hanes
F. J. Hinman
William Franklin
Willis Wranklin
Johny Rommel
William Croft
Milan
Mira
Murray Stevenson
Berlinville
Paul Netdrick
Clark French
Wellington
Otto Geist
James Meek
Ripley’s astonishing career and New York life
New York, Oct. 16. Bob Ripley known as Rip, born Robert LeRoy Ripley in Santa Rosa, is the world’s richest in his field with a byproduct income that tops rivals. At 43 he aims to visit every civilized spot, spends four months yearly exploring, and lives high in the New York Athletic Club penthouse. His past as a champion runner and sport page artist led to his famed cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Ripley
Robert LeRoy Ripley
Santa Rosa
Calif
Rip
San Francisco
Tad, Goldberg
New York Athletic Club
Wu Dall Day
Camden PTA to Meet in High School Auditorium
Pittsfield residents and guests are listed as visitors with families from Pittsfield Cleveland New Lexington and Detroit. The Camden PTA will hold its regular monthly meeting in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
G. B. McConnell
James McConnell
Luemma Whitner
D. J. Mohrman
Brighton
Gladys Hanes
Cleveland
Parlente
Albert Hanes
Lewis McDonald
New Lexington
Ohio
F. E. Weeks
Bickel
Charles
Mis
Lois Bickel
Earl Shedd
Arthur Bickel
Detroit
Camden FP. T. A
Auditadium
William Brumby
Electa Brumby
Christmas Bags Sent To 10 Soldiers In Service
The American Red Cross Christmas Bags drive, aiding service men in foreign ports and hospitals, has collected about fifty bags in Lorain County. Contributions come mainly from the southern county, with Oberlin supplying 36. Bags hold books games sewing kits and items useful to unmarried soldiers. Distributions go to Army Navy and Marine Corps officers and men through Red Cross channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Cros
Porte and
Lorain County
County
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Oberlin
The
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Exhibits By Boys To Be Judged Now 7th
Lorain County Four-H Club members will have their potatoes popcorn and corn judged at a November 7 meeting of club advisors in Elyria with plans for 1935 and a display of exhibits to follow in Sears Roebuck store windows as arranged by C B Himmel county agricultural extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Sears Roebuck and Company
C. B. Himmel
Photographer Charles Phelps Cushing in New York
A profile of Charles Phelps Cushing, a prolific New York photographer famed for capturing even the most hidden vistas. An alumnus of the Kansas City Star and a regular magazine contributor, his life is likened to a long roll of unexposed kodak film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Phelps Cushing
Kansas City Star
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France
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Comte de Provence
Massachusetts General Hospital
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William Thomas K . Morton
Morton
William T. G. Morton
C. W. Long
Georgia
Horace Wells
Morton and Warren
Noah Webster
Confederation of States
Eugene Gladstone O'Neill
Nashville
Tann
Austen Chamberlain
Middle Avenue
Y Clark Kinnaird
Central Press
Wyoming
Stanley Sooy
A. B. Smith
Mendon
Mich
MH. E. Society
Methodist Society
Winifred Kisinhans
Wooster College
Crafton
Richard Sinclair
Megon
R. N. Sheffield
Reuben Calkins
Ray Green
Toy
Leon Kingsbury
Canada
Murray Sievenson
Bertinville
Ell
Charles Seeley
W. D. McConnell
Rudy Vallee
Broadway
Churchill
George Rector Joel
Shanley
Betty
Nick
Max Gordon
Fontainbleau
Park Row
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cuticura
Pierre R. Smith
Kewtie
Manhattan
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Crebore’s
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