Button clues tie Proctor to a deadly plot
Sally uncovers a brown leather polo coat button matching Proctor's gear, suspecting him of a typhoid attack and murder links. She schemes to secure funds and expose the crimes while planning a bet on a horse named Parboil to gain leverage. Proctor's late night calls hint at gambling ties as danger closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Proctor
S. Ei
Havana
Hell
Mike Collins
Gus Vitelli
Dezoil
Ivo
Hemineway
Bee
Joe
Fred Proctor
Joe Fine
Constantine
Casa del Rio
Ally
Sal
Proctors
Parboil
Women’s Missionary Society Elects Officers and Finishes Wall Work
In New London on September 9 the local Women’s Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. George Parnell’s home. officers were elected, a stone placed on the Wall of Salvation, and members of the Junior Auxiliary attended. Mrs. W. B. Messenger served as president, with D. B. Barnes and Mre. C. HR. Griss as vice presidents, and L. Leech as treasurer. The afternoon featured readings, a violin solo, a monologue, and a “Daughters” identification ritual before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Women's Missionary Society
M. E
George Parnell
Missionary Auxiliary
W. B. Messenger
Jesus
Internoon
F Dent
Messenger
Tie Cranston
D. B. Barnes
Mre. C
Grissineers Recordation
Ie al
H. Ivspending
B Hearson
L. Leech
Treas
Frank Rare
Ter
New London Briefs and Local Notices
A mixed set of items from New London includes wedding news for Edna Haas and Lloyd N. Wicht in Warner Ohio with O W Bretzhaus officiating, and notes on a New NRA pointment canvass. Other items mention a Flower Club meeting on September 12 with a program on lilac planting and grape arbors, plus regional chatter about air travel interest from Far North residents and longtime Big Four Railroad retiree Robert A. Long’s retirement in Cincinnati after forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Club
Elsie Sackett
Wil
Roll Cail
Minnie Sailer
Daisy Saxton
Marista
Mize
Edna Haas
That City
Lloyd N. Wicht
New London
Warner
Ohio
O. W. Bretzhaus
Lowell
Wight
Popplar
Marietta
Caldwell Mid School
Haseen
Ak Xargs
London
Ss ‘Read and Musi
Mane
Nuaz Trip
Mr. A. Home
E. A. Wonebar
Bis Four
Robert A. Long
Headquarers
Big Four
QR. Nh
Cincinsat
Mr. Long
Cincinnati
Middle Ridge Briefs and Rites in Amherst Area
Local notes report wedding return to the Ludwig farm and new positions for Katherine Schmitken, Spietgelberg visitations, and Tolhurst family activities. Byron Richmond Sr. funeral services held with Amherst officials as pallbearers. School opens with seventeen pupils and new instructor Margaret Pandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pandy
Daughters of Dorcas Class Meets in Amherst Home
The Daughters of Dorcas class of the First Evangelical Church of Amherst held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Katherine Schmitken. Sewing and social chat followed by refreshments. The next gathering will be at the home of M Raymond Sies on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Dorcas
Katherine Schmitkens
First Evangelical Church of Amherst
M Raymond Sies
Amherst
Belden Belden area social and fair notes
Belden area residents hosted and visited kin from Cleveland Toledo and Amherst with a busy schedule including Lorain County Fair attendance exhibitors at the fair and multiple calls on Sunday and Wednesday. Local families like Beriswill Wise Reisinger and Daugh aw have gatherings and birthday celebrations in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
George Beriswill
Marina, Lucretia
Irene B Will
Delores Seager
Cleveland
Martin Beriswill
George Grabensetter
George Wei
Sél
Matthew Hitte
Floyd
Weigel
Beiden
Lorain County Fair
RK. P. Law
D. G. Reisinger
A. L. Wise
Rollie Mohler
Dale Wise
Edward Reisinger
George Grabenstetter
Joseph Acker
Toledo
Joe Grabensetter
Social Ties and Visits Across Town Names Replace Placeholder
Columbus residents hosted guests from multiple families during a week of dinners and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Dantbaugh entertained, while Mrs. Law and relatives hosted visitors from Miami and LaGrange. Lydia Landin works in Cleveland and Ernest Landin visited from Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mra
Hope
Dantbaugh
William Law
Dubbs
Miami
Florida
Cora Law
Rollo Law
Reuben Law
Xon
Bob
State
Fai
Roy Rising
LaGrange
A. L. Wise
Lydia Landin
Damon
Cleveland
Ernest Land
Sullivan Greenbank Funeral after Fatal Auto Crash
Edith Jeanette Greenbank aged about 25 died from injuries after a car accident near Woodsfield. Her husband Elmer Greenbank and daughter Louise survived. funeral held at Church of Christ in Sullivan with burial at Southview cemetery. Many relatives and friends attended from Woodsfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Arndt
Roree Arndt
Killbuck
Lawrence
Nedra Keener
East Jackson
Ethel
Thelma
John Arndt
New London
Fenton Gould
Jefferson
The
Baptist Church
Dorset
Sullivan Church of Christ
Church of Christ
E.G. Aubrey
Southview
C. E. Weber
Clara
Raymond
Phillip
Catherine Weber
George Weber
Roy
Minnie Weber
Attar Henening
Woodsfield
Edna Haggerty
Pittsburgh
A. R.greenbank
Mildred
Clyde and
Gordon
Fentor B. Gould
Jefferson, C
Ruth van Court
Andover
Local Dignitaries and Families Visit Over Labor Day
Litchfield notes show Mias Von Opal Novell visiting Beaver, Pa., and many locals hosting or visiting relatives in Euclid, Berea, Cleveland, Elyria, Akron and other towns. Several trips to Berlin and Wines, plus Lab or Day gatherings, are listed alongside hospital news and church events.
Community News Highlights Labor Day Visitors and Gatherings
Sept 0 Russel Marsh and Russel Blodgett attended State Fair last week. Mr and Mrs A Andrews and daughter Beth of Lakewood spent Labor Day with Mrs Elizabeth Andrews and Harriet. Mrs Merrill Nash hosted a birthday party for her son Donald with Mrs Ed Henson and others attending. Richard Blodgett visited his mother in Cleveland over the weekend. Arthur Smith and Harriet Andrews hosted a party for Sun Day School Primary Beginners with eighteen attendees. Agnes Smith, Betty Andrews led games. Velma Andrews and Alta Sayers assisted. A Sunshine Friend gifted a unique candy treat. Luncheon guests included Edith Blodgett West View, Gertrude Blodgett NYC and Sarah Spicer La Grange. Dannell Taylor family reunion held Aug 28 at North Olmsted Park with 45 attendees. After dinner, sports and games led by Florence Lisbourn, Catherine Taylor, Velma Andrews, then a ball. Robert Taylor presided. Myra Daniell gave family history. One birth noted. Richard son of Harald Dunnell Rocky River and one marriage Ralph Calloway Mantua. Officers named L R Andrews president, Joseph Lishburn vice president, Catherine Taylor secretary-treasurer. sports committee reelected. L R Andrews to chair entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Mias von Opal Novell
Beaver
MLL
Landfried
Charles Turner and Son
Euclid, O
Frank Turner
Pearl Rice
Elyria
Ernest Heintz
Akron
A. B. Canfield
Doris Whig
Berea
Ed. Miller
Russell Canfield
EL Friedman
Mro
Charles Frederick
Cleveland
Berlin
Wines
Lurs
Labor Day
Eugene Halladay
Plymouth
Ruth
Frem
Wallard Wirth
FE. F. Burrer
Genevieve
Arthur Kessler
Gladys Clift
Medina
Congregational Church
Harry Streett
Charles King
Cincinnati
Charles Gunsaul
Leroy
Homer Homan
Luella Pfeiffer
Leslie Mesargee
Alt
Lodi
Werner
Stanley Joviack
L. C. Harland
Barberton
Fields. O
Russel Marsh
Russel Blodgett
A. Andrews
Beth
Lakewood
Elizabeth Andrews
Harriet
Merrill Nash
Donald
Ed. Henson
Lytia
Richard Blodgett
Arthur Smith
Harriet Andrews
Agnes Smith
Betty Andrews
Velma Andrews
Alta Sayers
Edith Blodgett
West View
Gertrude Blodgett
New York City
Sarah Spicer
la Grange
Dannell-Taylor
North Olmsted Park
Florence Lisbourn
Catherine Taylor
Kame
Robert Taylor
Myra Daniell
Richard
Harald Dunnell
Rocky River
Ralph Calloway
Mantua
L. R. Andrews
Joseph Lishburn
Teasurer
Marie Rentner
Mike Smith
Theodore Manns
James Lawrie
Chrig Justin
Ralph
N. Webber
Canada
Toronto Exposition
A. Nolan
Urban
Leo Webbber
C. Justin Jones
Henry Mackert
XS. Webber
River Road Social Notes From Sept 9
Jean Clifford of Amherst spent a week with grandmother Carrie Sheldon while her parents Judson Clifford attended the World's Fair in Chicago. Fred Sheldon visited his mother Friday. Mrs Charles Dawson was a River Road visitor Saturday. Various locals including Fretto, Maggie Crilley, Allen and Mary O Conors, Ira Swartz, and Walter Stacnich returned from the World's Fair. George Dent and family from Graf ton attended dam bake in Mackards Grove. Richard Seeley and friends rode with Jack Deezan from Sandusky to Elyria to visit his grandfather A Seely. George Dent visited Waestrich home. Soucy Clark and Margaret Moore of Graf ton visited Miss Maagzia Crilier Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Jean Clifford
Amherst
Carrie Sheldon
Judson Clifford
Chicago
Fred Sheldon
Charles Dawson
Fretto
New York
Maggie Crilley
Grafton
Allen
Mary O’conors
Ira Swartz
Walter Stacnich
Fai
George Dent
Clarence Montague
Kuntz
Cleveland
Mackards Grove
Richard Seeley
Jack Deezan
Sandusky
Elyria
A. Seely
Waestrich
Diary notes from New York modern life and culture
Fragmented diary style recounts Sept 11 in New York with theatre mentions, cafes, and social scenes. References to Sleep No More edition, Florence Ryerson, Colin Clemants, and QO McIntyre. Vivid glimpses of Harlem, Roxy’s, cafe scenes, opium rumors, smoking, and fashionable outfits of the era. Notable names include Engel, Ryerson, Clemants, Sayre, and Arliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pepys
Florence Ryerson
Colin Clemants
McIntyre
Casino
Park
Ginecol Square
PaSsport Pic
Ures
Vises
Bob
Pat Braukerhoff
Sumer
Maine
Roxy's
Majeade
Valerie Edwards
Aso
London
Ward
Paris
New Oberlin notes and county fair trips described
Sept 9 local items record visitors and moves in New Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Frank Schmitz visit sister in law Mrs Peter Webber of Elyria. Locals attend Lorain County Fair Elyria and Huron County Fair Norwalk. Several moves, visitors, and Canadian trip recollections are noted among families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Frank Schmitz
Peter Webber
Elyria
Lorain County
Matt Webbber
Carl Schmitz
Theodore Manns
Alexander
Averill
William MacPherson
Edith Ford
Huron ‘County
Norwal
Thurs
Harve Receives First Palm Oil Shipment in Bulk
Havre reports its port received 260 tons of palm oil in bulk for the first time in its history. The cargo arrived aboard the Kumasian from London and was unloaded directly from the ship by a pump barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve
Havre
Kumasian
Lonie
Notable Names Toast A Sedate Patchwork By Night
In a lively collage of 1933 gossip the column notes Paul Whiteman in a Dutch bob, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. returning from London to buy a necktie, Roy W. Howard raising four bean soup servings, Theodoro Titzo becoming Park Lane maitre, Oliver LaFarge with a precious silver bracelet, John Lodge acting in four films, Sherry's serving a $1.50 dinner, Cy Nast at The Players, and Newport’s summer star Harry Ellerbe. It mentions Kelven “The Widows of Morning Newspapermen,” midtown gatherings, Park Row wives, and a quip by Stanley Walker about liver as an occupational issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagatelles
Paul Whiteman
Douglas Fairbaucks
Parla
London
Roy W. Howard
Theodoro Titzo
Theodores
The
Ritz
Park Lane
Oliver LaFarge
Laughing Boy
John Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sherry
Cy Nast
Players
Newport
Big Summer
Harry Ele Lerbe
Avon High School Keeps Faculty in Place for New Year
Avon, Sept. 11 The Avon High School faculty remains unchanged as classes begin September 5. Teachers named include E A Scamman in English and Math, W E Blake in Science and Manual Training, Helen Mack in Geography and Political Science, Virginia Goodwin in English and History, Ruth Lang in Commercial Subjects and German, and others across Columbus Elyria Chatham Wellington and Ottawa. Bus drivers Merle Hall Lewis Kingshire Fritz Nagel Clarence Detzel. Enrollment totals 263 for high and grade levels combined with seniors 30 juniors 23 sophomores 37 freshmen 41 and various grade counts. Senior class officers elected Howard Niederat president Helen Schober VP Betty Lescher secretary Helen Holowecky treasurer. Miss Virginia Goodwin serves as class sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Avon High School
E. A. Scamman
W. E. Blake
Helen Mack
Columbus
Rosemary Schmidt
Virginia Goodwin
Elyria
Ruth Lang
Mary Allis
Howard Niederat
Helen Schober
Betty Lescher
Helen Holowecky
Luncheon Bridge Honors Mrs Margaret Austin Visitor
Miss M A Webber hosted a Thursday luncheon at her home in orchid and green to compliment Mrs Margaret Austin of Oakland California. Bridge and sixty one followed with awards to Mrs Robert DeChant Mrs Edith Casper and Mrs Bertha Marlowe in sixty six. First prize went to Mrs Arthur Theisen second to Mrs Margaret Theisen and consolation to Mrs Theodore Webber. Out of town guests included Mrs Robert De Chant of Lakewood and several Avon Lake residents. Nearby social notes mention visits in Lorain Cleveland and Avon Lake and moving plans for Mr and Mrs Edward Smith to Rocky River. The concluding remark notes a critique on the distribution of the world’s gold between the United States and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Austin
Oakland
California
M. A. Webber
Robert DeChant
Edith Casper
Bertha Marlowe
Arthur Theiscen
Margaret Theisen
Theodore Webber
Lakewood
Leo Hill
Arthur Theisen
Marie Webber
Avon Lake
Auva Koox
Agnes Colman
Hilda Klingshirn
Lorain
Cleveland
Bertha Smith
Edward Smith
Jamily
Rocky River
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Pariahoe
Parbotl
New Orleans
Beach Street
Ted
Tocal
Walt
Northern Aircraft
F. M.S
Ments
John Cassell
Dorothy Blackman
Baltimore
Randolph A. Blackman
Miss Blackman
W. H. Rider
Paul White
W. D. Rider
Frank Bats
W. OR. Lawrence
M. Brows
G. J
Harry Reese
Cin- Ohio
Clare Griffin
QO. M. Grissing Tubbs
Rick
Blackman
D.C
Paliocs
Dorothy
Michigan
M. J. Humphrey
the Lakes
Sitet Gmp
New London Home Garden
Werg
C. Brittsia
Ann
NRA
Ela Urea
Mate Halen
Men
Jos. W. Esch
Toiva Aho
Anchorage
Alaska
Esch
Middle Ridge
Neal Ludwig
Ludwig
Misa Kathering — Schmitkens Hay
Northwestern University
Katherine
Oberlin College
Carre Spietgelberg
Lewis Spietgelberg
Towntine
William Bechtel
Alfred de Champs
Aldrich
Park Ridge
Hwl
Ward Tolhurst
Tolhurst
Arthur Nelding
North Murray Ridge
de Champs
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
Emily and
Louise. Ross
Richmond
Byrd Richmond, Sr
F. E. Eastman
Amherst Congregational Church
Donola Lee
Oberlin
Helen Suhiers
Amherst Township Board of Education
Arthur Tolhurst
Fred Snyder
Omer Kelly
Henry Kolbe
Eid Foster
Middle Ridge Cemetery
C. H. Baker Co
Naomi Newman
Winifred Tran
Howard
George Trenchard
Bert Kinsi
Stella Pryor
Willam Law
Law
Herman Wise
Luchie Wise
Dave Henry
Thureday
Bert Moses
Will Turner
Rollin Pfeiffer
Dauchies
Ro Wise
Frehanf
Werner En Lethel
Clarence Daugh Wate
Ed. Dambausgh
DLG
Reisinger
FLOW
Weidner
Mrr
Sullivan
Violet
Mary Fitzabeth Smith
Pittsburch
E. C. Elliott
H. E. Amsbaugh
Kent Amsbaugh
Lester Reynolds
Iktie
North Park
Mansfield
William Pauley
A. B. Fowler
Oakwood
Augustus Geanol
Christian Fannie Claix
Milan
C.hurch
Alton Crumline
Augustus Gean
Guenevere
Nadine Smith
Hitie
Gertrude Babbitt
Wallington
Robert Smith
John Bixbusy
Wellington
Coldwater
Mich
Soucy Clark
Margaret Moore
Maagzia Crilier
Urey
Harlem
Rax Sed Hizzoner
Charles Francis Coe
Willem Hendrik van Loon
Sayre
Boston
Joel Sayre
Guy
Port Bouque
Upper Fifth Avenue
George Arliss
Elihu
Root
Noel Coward
Douglas Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
Irving Berlin
Kelven
Park Row
Mumsey
Stanley Walker
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
United States
France
Elsria Savings & Trust
F. M. Sponseller
Elsria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Chronicle Telegram
Vermilion
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