The Blonde Countess at the Embassy Ball
Joel Carter, secretary to Nathaniel Greenleaf head of the U S Black Chamber, attends a ballroom where Greenleaf woos Countess Thorland while a murder at the chamber echoes. Joel follows signals and watches for clues as tensions rise among diplomats and secret officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleraf
U. S
Black Chamber
Countess Thorland
Greenleaf
Bill Martin
J-37
Joel
Sant Greenlee
Joel Sai Mel
Tig
Joe Moneht
Birthday. Celebration at Woods home with family baskets
Sam Woods of Fast Main street hosted a birthday anniversary gathering with grandchildren and other relatives presenting well tied baskets. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallatin, Mr. and Mrs. Willow Nixon and Akron guests, plus Rev. George Bates and many Spencer residents. A later note lists attendance at Independent Baptist Association in Niles Ohio and a shower for Mrs. Jay Mantz with gifts, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Sam Woods
Fast Main Street
Woods
Harry Gallatin
Willow Nixon
Akron
Burke
Ashland
Jay Mantz
Mantz
Day by Day World War I Twenty Years After
The piece, by Clare Xinnaird, recounts Allied and German actions on the Yser frontline near Nieuport and Ostend, detailing French and Belgian resistance, fleet support, and strategic aims including bombardment and invasion plans. It notes German attacks at Dixmude, Belgian sluices turning land into a lake, and British naval aid securing the coast. The narrative covers the perilous trench and sea actions shaping early 20th century warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Noewport
Ubewate
Falcon
Oe Seeamius
Lomnartayde
Ube
Kamsata
Frode
Falkenhayn
Antwerp Laken
Ostend
Calais
Boulogne
Serge Dunkirk
Straits of Dover
Waralipa
Enetinid
Napoleon
London
Dover
Hamburg
Sedeness
Veer
Nieuport
Ahout Diamade
Ypres
Alva
Dixmude
Pver
England
Yser
Ler
Notable Nativiters and Notable Misconceptions
A fragmented 1934 Central Press Association feature lists notable natives such as John Adams Feodor Dostoevsky and Gertrude Atherton, interwoven with erroneous color theory and common myths. It includes a call to readers to write a “wrong” and send it to Clark Kinnaird for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Feodor Dostoviesky
Roscoe Dunkling
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Gertrude Franklin Atherton
Benjamin Franklin
Manny Heaslip Lea
Zoe Akins
The
Greeks
Sue Carel
William Harold
Bill” Terry
Tsus
New York Tlants
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association
Spencer School Holiday Observed Amid Teachers’ Meeting
The Spencer school observed a holiday on Friday as the Spencer staff attended a Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. The two children of Mr and Mrs lean Firestone are staying in the Waldo Biddinger home during their parents’ absence. Florence Kemory and Sylvester Rillman are named in the article as relatives connected to the Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charhes
Choveland
Hegomother
Teter
Melson Fucher
Par Tard
Janive
Ery
Karl
Cleveland
Lional Breyles
Glenn Firestone
Falls
Welington
Miami
Florida
American Legion
John White
Alfred Fuller
Beth Nichols
Toledo
Chippewa Lake
Rome
Meoo
Fred Nichols
Herbert Kuenter
Spencer ‘Living
Mite Verna Aukerman
John Miller
Grace Robyn
Norwood
J. QO
Ogleshee
Wellington
F. J. Mileler
Lery
Florence Kemory
Hig Alater
Sylvester Rillman
Spencer School
Spencer
Teachers’ Association
Lean Firestone
Waldo Biddinger
Calvin Osborn
Lakewood
Geoorge Bealles
Perea
Ohio
Florence Strumple
Lake Road
H. Wilton
Newton Falls
Louise Menander
Foots Road
Wentz
East
Rose Osborn
Rival playwright Robert Greene’s enmity toward Shakespeare
Robert Greene, a contemporary rival to Shakespeare and elder by a few years, died young as an embittered dissolute man. On his deathbed he warded friends from his father's deathbed against Shakespeare, sarcastically calling him "Shakeés-Scene."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Greene
Shakespeare
Local Bay Village Notes Include Socials and Obituary
Old time Bay Village column records a Mrs Minnie Mulander funeral at St Paul Lutheran and community events at Epworth and nearby inns. Mentions: Osborns, Bealles, Milander family, and sorrowful farewells with neighbors visiting Newton Falls and East Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mulander
Frank Mulander
Bassett Toad
St. Paula
Day of Prayer Call From National WCTU Leader
The National WCTU president Mrs Ida B Wise Smith urges local unions members and friends to join in a day of prayer on Tuesday October 30 1934 in Sullivan O The Sullivan Union will meet with Mrs Etta Cole at 2 00 p m Rev I t Aubrey will speak A cordial welcome to all Also noted were Orrin Dirlam recovering from a fractured hip and the upcoming marriage of Mr and Mrs Merle Weiler formerly Miss Emily Vines of Sullivan township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ida B. Wise Smith
Sullivan Union
Etta Cole
T. Aubrey
Orrin Dirlam
Merle Weiler
Weller
Emily Vines
J. B. Vines
Sullivan Townsidy
Fall and Winter Book of Fashions pattern feature
The latest Fall and Winter Book of Fashions offers easy patterns for a smart coat and dress, with outfits for elaborate events and everyday wear. Includes pattern No. 3104 for sizes 14 to 40, with fabric tips and a scarf blouse design, and instructions to send 15 cents for pattern.
Fragmented Oberlin social notes and historic mentions
A damaged paste of names, gatherings and local reminiscences describes a birthday gathering at the Carl Schmitz home in Oberlin, a Halloween party on Oberlin road, and brief notes on Marshall Pass discovery by William L. Marshall. It also notes the ancient Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem dating to year 300, as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veoorot
Bevin
Mirai
Gfr den Ware
Mies
Vis
Aberdeen
Mifeorge Piet
Vaan
Dramita Selramm
Laven
Falkner
J. Emirich
Ftamily
Schmitz
Istin
Mears Mann
Thelma
Fl Schmitz
No Webber
Finely
Jamey Laurie
Carl Schmitz
Kimerschuster
Joe Steige
Ralph Justin
Loretta Webber
Elsie Mitro
Oberlin Road
Marshall Pass
Cordilleras
Colorado
Hiiewl
William L. Marshall
Denver
Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem
Pioneer Jewish settlers in Palestine form collective colony
A fragment notes a group of up to 200 Jewish pioneers establishing a cooperative settlement in Palestine. They reportedly work a shared hillside farm as a unit, with all resources and duties shared among members. The text reflects early communal living ideas among migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Camino
Sugar beer industry expands to meet export surplus
The sugar beer sector shows sufficient development to sustain production for an export surplus. Industry analysts note gains in capacity and market reach, with producers anticipating steady demand abroad and improved logistics to support overseas shipments.
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the Blonde Countess
Herbert O. Yardley
Army
Jake
Duva
Countess
Duval
Hadrian Farsotter
Dome
Lersel
Errebessy
Usuilis
Baery
Contich Lancer
Wailetry Ries
Tharind
Will Moore
Philathea
Spencer M. BF
Worrdimetia Ebadi
Fsegrs
Hedbestiavent
Sep
Karl Werdooh
Abin Seddphart
Charl
Mary Laren
Pathian Sisters
Frank Wallam
Pearl Root
Leathermen
Ukron
N. Eb, Ful- Tur
Mary van Valkenburge
Miss Bishop
Ceila Bishop
Bishop
Valkenburge
Lucy Gros
RL Q. Parks
Belle Gannette
North Main Street
Chandos Varney
Edna Libbisher
Nelson Fuller
Lodi Hospital
Layton Curtice
Whit Moore
Mro
Lavher Kentery
Bear Lodi
Cuthura
Walker Smith
Marshfeld, Mo
Petter Drug & Chemical Corp
Mulden, Mess
Scott
R. J. Scott
Copprghl
Uusr
Columbus
Kauphy
Ohio State
Tucker Smith
Surinam
South America
Clare Xinnaird
Central Prew Associ
Ation
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Arm
Tg Save It Agar
Denry
Westaun- Pater
Alyar Napier
Bedi
Old van Rieber
Sayeed
Mia
Tampa
St. Marks Laroor
Henito
Newsepaperman Amd Revelusoniet
Roveroment i Trak
Manus
BAY Village
Estes
Epworth
Mass
Osborn
Lake ¢Ead
Darea
Tlas
JH. Rindtz
Chirrae
Finlay
Sen
Childrews
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Laura Y. Baldt, A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Foulard
Fashion Bureau
Elyria Chronic
Pitth Ave
New Yorks
Keleg
Clyde Hay
Richard and
Sinner
Jon Ringler
Mer
Jade Gerktar
John
Seville
John Raaieler
Vere Roy Tatstor
Daighters Baye
Mitdread
Ducar
Vries Ward
Cleveland Heights
Prourins
New Oberlin
Tobacco Aid Office
Lexington
Rene Tnory
Roanteas
Ndpena
Wet
Virtua
Missoun
Tan Reesee Sorginac
Sarthe Carellina
Wasim
Baekes
Yale
Rentel Pastoetts
Vaal
Lydia E. Pinkham
O'Donnell
W. L. Williams, Mer
Manhattan
Patent Office
Chestnut St
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Crehore
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