The Blonde Countess chapter in the black chamber tale
Joel Carter serves Nathaniel Greenleaf at the Black Chamber readies spy craft through invisible ink and secret fabrics. Bill and Mary Burns discuss disguises and the German cipher J-37 as Greenleaf interviews and tests readiness while tension grows over secrecy and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleaf
Department of Chemical Supervision
Mary Burns
Cohen
Martin
Jake
Bill
Joel
Bin
William
Dee Martin
Bil
Charter of Independence Universit
Harry
Captain Cohen
Mark Burns
Carter
Miss’ Carter
Greenleaf
Rev . Bhe
Rewriter Gr Barn
Capitol
Carlisle Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon
Mrs. Paul Bungart hosted the Carlisle Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her Flora Arrés home on the Grafton road with a seasonally appointed luncheon after play. The group will meet again October 24 at Mrs. Archie Welton’s Fast Avenue home. Miss Roberta Raghtel, of Banks road, joined Moore Beauty Shop in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Alexander Baird of Elyria bought the Johnson home on Butternut Ridge Road from the Cowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bungart
Flora Arrés
Grafton Road
Archie Welton
Fast Avenue
Roberta Raghtel
Banks Road
Moore Beauty Shop
Lorain
Alexander Baird
Elyria
Johnson
Butternat Ridge Road
Fred Cowles
EATERTAIN FOR BRIDE AND GROOM AT LA PORTE
LaPorte hosts an informal evening for Mr and Mrs Levi Berg of Dalton Ohio recent newlyweds. Guests enjoyed cards music and a supper in yellow and white. Also noted are visitors Miss Dean Gordon returning home and plans for travel by Mr and Mrs C M Johnson to Florida then Los Angeles. Carlisle Center masquerade slated October 25 and local Ladies Aid luncheon well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhoades
LaPorte
Levi Berg
Dalton
Ohio
Euests
Dean Gordon
Kant
Ford Bachtel
Jene Gnier
New York City
Carl Diedrich
LaGrange Road
C. M. Johnson
Florida
Los Angeles
California
East Carlisle
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Nichols
Sylvia Wilson
Albert H. Goodspeed
E. A. Anton
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
Choir Organized for Winter at LaPorte Church
The Methodist Church Choir in LaPorte has formed for the winter season with Reverend Paul Brown directing. An Epworth League chapter is organized and holds Sunday evening meetings at the church. All young people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintrhr
LaPorte
Paul Brown
Organize Mother Singers Club Meeting Called
A meeting to organize a Mother Singers troupe is planned for Wednesday October 24 at East Car Ware School at two o clock. Mr and Mrs Fred Cowles who have lived in the area for some time have moved to Dover where they will make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Finland
Oakley Spaeth
Carlisle
Union
Marian Mienke
Ohio Health
Harry Yoder
Thad Robson
Mothersingers Club
East Car Ware School
Two O'Cllock
Fred Cowles
Dover
Henrietta Halloween Party Planned by KPTOA
Henrietta October 20. A Halloween party will be held at the school Thursday evening October 25 with mask optional. Prizes not awarded plus door prizes and a cake walk. Booths and a fish pond for children. Community invited to attend and help ensure a big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Henrietta
KP Ota
Oberlin Road Church Notes Oberlin Road Ohio
East Oberlin Community church services drew many attendees led by Prof. Clarence Ward who preached on Enter ye in at the Straight Gate. Margaret Fisk supplied special music and Iris Fodor marked her birthday during Sunday School. Market proceeds from October 5–6 rose to 145.44, five dollars and one cent higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
East Oberlin Community Church
Clarence Ward
Margaret Fisk
Oberlin Conservatory
Iris Fodor
Oberlin Club Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events
A detailed Oberlin church and club roundup describes a Sunday church meeting at the Ford home, a November play by women, and a two month Monday Workers School at James Brand house. Farm Woman's Club reports a large attendance, a successful dinner, and funds covering expenses. Upcoming rug making lessons, slip covers, games, and party plans are outlined with dates in November and December. Members and guests from local homes attend, and nominations for officers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
J. EB. Ford
Church Workers School
James Brand
Oberlin
Local Students Shift Bus Route and Home Events
A fragment notes a land call at the Gar McRoberts home Sunday and Miss Dorothy Rathwell plans a Junior King’s Daughter event at her home. It mentions Mr. French’s family moving from Elyria to Hutchinson tenant house and that starting Monday the seventh and eighth grades will ride Oberlin school buses instead of the South Western route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar McRoberts
Dorothy Rathwell
Tery
Parisian Rain Gear Adds Colorful Umbrellas
Paris fashion notes introduce oil skin umbrellas to match raincoats and wraps. The new paraplate umbrellas come in vivid colors like robin's egg blue and greens and reds, with some transparent models. Short handles carved into dog heads or ivory knobs give them a sporty air against drab traditional styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWL
Paris
Neck collars mark power from knights to kings
Some scientists suggest early humans wore a neck ornament unlike baboon features. The collar is described as masculine and linked to strength, worn by knights as a badge and later in metallic form by kings at coronations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giave
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the Blonde Countess
Herbert O. Yardley
Lyme
War Department
Carlisle Center
Carlisle Counter
Parent-Teachers Association
Nuhn's
Ladies Aid
Arthur Ehrke
Lynn Hamlin
Ladies Aid Society
LaPorte Methodist Church
Formar
Paul Hamlin
Blanchardville
Wis
Werner Fluckiger
Fluckiger
Lena Weisner
Victor Hostettler
Detroit
Canton
H. G. Portman
Louise Kueisel
Rugby
Fred Portman
Fred Myers
Joe Preiner
Elmer Portman
Frank Page
Elma
Harold Coates
Ed Gressler
Lloyd and Warren
Cleveland
Fred Wilford
Savilla Saltzman
Camden
John Born
Bert Knapp
Mary
Hiram
Wellington
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Miss McConnell
Pitsfield
Adaline Becker
Robert Veller
Angershach
Ruth i
Elizabeth
A. H. Steffen
Cleveland Heights
John South
Sanders
Charles Cook
Coon Baker
Theadore Kiss
Otjo Cove
Laurice
Lewis Delfield Anden
Gerarde Delefirid
Martha
John Deleuzid
Ria
Sundar
Alice Buchs
Ruby Schuster
Amice
Archie Bartlome
Melvin Unger Sundar
Theodore Ries
Maro
M. G. Johnson
Bahs
John Ettler
Alex Bort
Betty Born
Harley Kelly
Huron
Ella Marting
Lanton
Berea
Frak Hart
Carl
Dorothy
Misa Mary Chapin
Aliie Claus
Florence
Tastalia
Blue Hole
RK. N. Walker
Harold
Louis Delefield
Godfrey Bauman
Birmingham
Albert Arnold
Kipton
Walter Davis
QO. C. Sanders
U.S
Stanley
Farm Womans Club
Roverett
W. Berge
Ann
Ada Scharhern
Bavhons
Harry Gibson
Carl Setmitz
Maury Lounsbrough
Eichl
Caucson
Club
Meiling
J. E. Barnard
Frank Krueger
Frank Krue
Hutchinson
H. H. Edmonds
LaGrange Hist
Shirley Davidson
Lloyd Ashby
Staunton
Virginia
F. W. Horton
Washington
Hutchineson
Frank Kruarer
Isp
Famuis
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jou
Sarah Peabody
Ysharasy
Are
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