The Locked Door Mystery in Robin of Steckinburgh Manor
Robin Smith the poet stands trial at Steckinburgh Manor coroner’s inquest into Lord Winston’s death. Inspector Linscott guides the case while Dorothy Alston and Gwen Winston watch, as Robin faces a jury of village farmers and tradespeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katin Smith
Young Post
Gwendolen Winston
Mom Rete
Willlso
Earl of Winston
Gwendalew
Donald Fliatter
Lance
Winston
Robin
Scotland Yard
Alstom Manor
Robin Bolth
Inspector Linscott
Linscott
Bowen
Tobin
Fanor
Rasting
Dorothy
Deasé
Steck
Inburgh Square
Deemer
Wendolen
Strue
Lord Winston
Robin Smith
Dorothy Alston
Rokn
Friday Night At Eatom Homestead In Sullivan
Friday night social event at the Eatom homestead Sullivan draws a good attendance with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mohes and daughter Theora visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pohls in Medina. Club breakfasts of coffee pig sausage and cakes to guests will be cut down due to heavy lodger influx and guest presence ahead of cooler weather. Gamblers at the 166 registered canines in France lost more than 17 million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatom
Sullivan
Fred Mohes
Theora
L. C. Pohlmas
Medina
France
Illinois Brings Branded Fish for Travel Data
Illinois agencies announce a program to tag fish in lakes and streams with small numbered metal tags on their tails to track movement and growth. Ralph F. Bradford says data on species, size, and weight are recorded for each branded fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Ralph F. Bradford
State Department of Conservation
Natural History Society
Department of Conservation
Huntington Oct 21 rent Teachers Association meeting
Huntington residents note a rent Teachers' Association gathering set for Tuesday evening October 21 at the school house with strong attendance hoped. Local social updates mention families visiting relatives and recent births, funerals, and hospital trips in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Rent Teachers” Association
Attachool House
Clayton Dirlam
Ashland
O. H. Dirlam
Abs. Gioyd
Tia
G. A. Handley
Nile Thudhum
Cleveland
Fred Harris
H. B. Wier
Wellington
Baby
Teddy
Local Social Roundup From Sullivan Gatherings
Hazel Smith and Ozyman Fye of Sullivan visited the Sundar home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Auble. Floyd Solida and Miss Vogle of Akron were guests of the Solida family. A Sunday roast was held as part of the day with friends and schoolmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Hazel Smith
Ozyman Fye
Ed Auble Sundar
Floyd Solida
Miss Vogleson
Akron
Harry Solida
Mill Worker Benefits From Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs. C. B. Jonxson of Towanda Pennsylvania describes severe fatigue from work in a silk mill and weight loss to 89 pounds. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she recovered energy, had two sons, and reports the younger boy now weighs 37 pounds and is healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowanda
Lydia FE
Pinkham
C. B. Jonxson
Webb Street
Fld
Towanda
Pennsylvania
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John Hawk
Er Central Press Assn
Hobin
Lady Dorothy
Bret
Thea
Gwendolen
Rochester
Minn
J. T. Lemmon
Tington
Lucinda Crile
James Neiswinter
West Salem
Homer Howard
LaGrange
C. A. Rugg
Theodore Dirlam
M. Church
Huntington Cenistery
Will Hull
Lorain
Henry Lorence
F. B. Tondl
M. W. Laborie
Elsrna
Jumont
Post
Will Campbell
New London
C. M. Diedrich
John Gingery
L. C. Crile
Chas. Easterday
Johnson Crill
Herman Hoyte
Court Roice Horte
A. C. Kolbe
Aileen Hegal
Harry Gard
Masonic Temple
Lydia E. Pinkham
Murbach Coal and Supply CO
Bridge & North
the Lee Whitney Co. Hardware and Tinshop
U. Senate
McCulloch
Ohio
Marine
the Sohleans
WTAM
James Melton
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