Tim and Lee close in on Reeves case in chaotic morgue jigsaw
Inspector Lee and reporter Hall debate motives as Tim pieces together Reeves tragedy. Mrs Reeves reveals she and Jamieson left the apartment last night and a stranger with a scarred face entered. Tim suggests a theory where Reeves fears Giovanni and acts, while Mrs Reeves could be key to a fatal sequence. The night ends with plans to question Reeves’ wife at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Tim
Giovinni
Jameson
Turner
Reeves
Hall
Henderson
Giovanni
Tim Hall
Dan
Spencer School Assembly Opens Year with Student Body Program
The first Spencer School assembly of the year was held Friday afternoon in the school auditorium with song, student body, scripture reading, a piano duet by Leota McCourt and Helen Neidhardt, announcements, and an accordion solo by Mr Carlson. Assembly is rescheduled to Thursday at 2:30 PM. patrons are urged to visit and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Carlson
Leota McCourt
Helen Neidhardt
James Spirek
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting and Social
The Pythian Sisters met Tuesday evening with strong attendance. After a brief business session, the gathering became social to celebrate July August and September birthdays. Refreshments were served. Spencer youth hosted a dance at K P Hall Saturday night with a good turnout and time. M E ladies gathered at the church basement Monday to can vegetables and fruits and to make jams and jellies for winter aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Spencer Young People
K P. Hall
M. E
First Card Party Held Friday with Pinochle Prizes
A Friday evening card party drew a splendid attendance with six tables of pinochle. High score prizes went to Mr Powell and Mrs LKB Curtice. Consolations were won by Mrs Charles Walters and Charles F Fulled. The Ed Curtice brick block notes Barlow shop moving beside Curtice Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Powell
L. KB. Curtice
Charles Walters
Charles F. Fulled
Ed. Curtice
Barlow Shop
Curtice Restaurant
Sunday School Convention At Church Of The Brethren
The Chatham churches and the Church of the Brethren held a large all day Sunday School convention at the Brethren church with good speakers from various places. Spencer attendees joined the sizable crowd. Rev and Mrs Canfield of Tippecanoe visited Friday afternoon. Canfield formerly pastored the Spencer M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Churches
Church of the Brethren
Spencer
Canfield
Tippecanot
Spencer M. FE
Canfields Visit Daughter in Frerea for Teaching
The Canfields head to Frerea to visit their daughter Mary Canfield who is teaching there. The W H M Society of the Spencer M E Church held its September meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs L J Quade, a splendid attendance. The time was filled with their usual work. Mrs Quade and Mrs Walter Rool served on the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfields
Frrerea
Mary Canfield
W. H. M. Society of the Spencer M. E. Chureh
L. J. Quade
Wolf family visit to Novas in end of week
Mr and Mrs Milton Wolf and daughter Evelyn spent the last of the week in Novas with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Novas
George Fuller
Eastern Star meeting attended by local club members at Elstia
Mire Noel Walters and Mrs JT McCourt led a group including Mrs RR H Carlson and Mrs Harrs Greetham to an Eastern Star inspection in Elstia on Friday evening with several attendees present.
Local families host weekend visitors and fall hunting notes
Tedds Garmon visits Columbia for two weeks with grandparents as relatives from Elyria and Minneapolis gather during a busy weekend. Squirrel hunting opens with plentiful hunters while residents host relatives from Canton, Ashland, Cleveland, Lorain, and Lakewood for Sunday visits and short trips to Union City and Cleveland.
Local Residents and Visitors Gather for Weekend Events
Mr and Mrs J F La Velle host as Rose Mantz returns with two children to Sharon Center where Mantz teaches and the children attend school. Visitors include John Steveson and Elmo Esta from Mulkersburg, Charles Wood of Marion Obie in town to see Miss Tivelon Fuller, and Mr and Mrs Fred Brinker of Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mantz
Sharon Center
Firs. Mantz
Scnoe
Charles Wood
Marion Obie
Tivelon Fuller
C. F Tuller
Wellington Guests Visit E A Garmon Family
Mrs Sylvia Brouse and Frank Renzenberger of Wellington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E A Garmon as their guests in a brief social note from the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vella
Vella Brouse
Ashland
Clara Brouse
Sylvia Brouse
Frank Renzenberger
Wellington
E. A. Garmon
Clarksfield Ladies Elect Officers At September Meeting
In Clarksfield on September 13 the Ladies Air club met with 20 members present. President Mrs Emma Byron led the meeting after a social period and recitation of the Lord's Prayer. Officers elected were President Emma Byron Vice President Hazel Puder Secretary F H Rungsel Treasurer Lillie Toney. A motion authorized paying the minister $100 and covering janitor fees and coal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Jessie Fox
Emma Byron
Hazel Puder
F. H. Rungsell
Lillie Toneley
Church Year Program and Ladies Club Notes
A church program featured readings, musical solos by Grace Russell and Gloria Goerndt, duets by Emma Byron with Grace Miller and Vena Schide, and a company song. An amusing contest entertained attendees. luncheon followed. Next meeting set with Mrs F H Russell in two weeks. IMS group hosted by Mrs J C Ames had fifty three present. dinner by Club No 2 and quilting by Club No 1. Door prize to Doris Burt. a comfort present to Mrs Mattie Rick. Next gathering with Mrs Lena Grimes on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Beers
Ada Kleoxen
Grace Russell
Gloria Goerndt
Emma Byron
Grace Miller
Vena Schide
Lillie Tousley
Frances Bsron
F. H. Russell
J. C. Ames
IM. S
Inez Thomas
Doris Burt
Mattie Rick
Lena Grimes
Mrs Harris Hosts C P G Club Meeting
Mrs. Mattie Harris entertained the C. P. G. Club on Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Florence Day in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Harris
C. P. G. Club
Florence Day
Burrows Noga Wedding Chooses Elvira Friday
Mr and Mrs C H Burrows and Mr and Mrs C B Burt along with Leonard Burt Desta Gillilan Howard Burt and Carl Burrows with daughters Louise and Doris attended the Burrows Noga wedding at Elvira Friday in a small family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Noga
C. H. Burrows
C. B. Burt
Leonard Burt
Desta Gillilan
Howard Burt
T‘arl Burrows
Louise
Doris
Elvria Fridar
The Clarksfield and Advent Schools Open This Week
The Clarksfield School at the Hollow opens Monday with West Clarksfield scholars to be hauled to the Hollow. Teachers include Miss Jenerose O'Hara of New London and lower room leader Ralph Heath of La Grange. Upper room leaders are Bass drivers Roy Peck and E Webb with Frances Nester. The Advent School at White Fox also opens Monday with several students traveling out of town including Hester McClaflin Athens Worthing Stone Oberlin Opal Haugstead and Frances Frye Mt. Vernon New London Toren Stone Leon Rounds Harlan McClaflin Hale McClaflin Merle Finch Glenn Springer Josie Thomas Jean Thomas Zella Spright. At Wakeman, Hazel Puder Florence Tousley Eileen Murry and Betty Shelden. Brighton lists Laura Harris Louise Burrows Ruth Smith George Smith Morris Smith Harold Merrill Gilbert Merrill Charles Schrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Hollow
West Clarksfield
Jenerose O'Hara
New London
Ralph Heath
la Grange
Roy Peck
E. Webb
Frances Nester
Advent
White Fox
Hester McClaflin
Athens
Worthing Stone
Oberlin
Opal Haugsteid
Frances Frye
Mt. Vernon
Toren Stone
Leon Rounds
Harlan MecClaflin
Hale McClaflin
Merle Finch
Glenn Springer
Josie Thomas
Jean Thomas
Zella Spright
Brighton
Laura Harris
Louise Burrows
Ruth Smith
George Smith
Morris Smith
Harold Merrill
Gilbert Merrill
Local Society Notes From Clarksfield and Nearby Towns
Mrs Jessie Moore attended the 4 H Club Council in Columbus this week. Miss Hazel Puder served as Ep worth League delegate at a Elyria conference. Rev Jones of Columbia Station to be new M E B Church preacher this year. Mr and Mrs J O Nesbit of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W H Stone. Mrs Jessie Fox visited sister Anna Puder in Wellington Friday. Kent Merrill of California visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Merrill. Mr and Mrs Harry Gowell of Cleveland visiting Clarksfield for several days. Miss Hazel Phillips and Julia Murry of Rocheser were Sunday visitors. Mrs Effie Goodman and Mrs Lamphier called in Amherst Wednesday. Mrs Carrie Hubbard and grandson have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Moore
Columbus
Hazel] Puder
Epworth League
Elyria
Rev. Jones
Columbia Station
M. EB
J. O. Nesbit
Cleveland
W. H. Stone
Jessie Fox
Anna Puder
Wellington
Kent Merrill
California
Ed Merrill
Harry Gowell
Clarksfield
Hazel Phillips
Julia Murry
Rocheser
New York
New London
George Stewart
Carksfield
Clarksfield M. E
M. E
Wallace Cowrse
Century of Progress
Bailey
Lorain Saturda
Wm Mesorley
Warner Fairchild
Mt. Vernon
Martin Binder
Jake Bader
Cleveland Cleveland
Lillie Tousley
Frances Tousley
Wanda Reigle
Grace Miller
Vena Xehide
Kipton
Ruth Ross
Inez Tousley
Kathryn Buckley
Wakeman
Gilbert Burton
Norwalk
Gerald Johns
Community Notes and Obituaries From Clarksfield and Nearby
Local items report George Stewart of Clarksfield passing away at home after weeks visiting New London and Clarksfield. Funeral at Clarksfield M E Church with burial in the M E Cemetery. Social visits include Century of Progress guests, Lorain travels, and Cleveland weekend stays. Community events mention Rev Halderman speaking on The Open Book the Bible at the Baptist church and Frederic M Smith, a China missionary, slated for September 30 with Rally Ray on October 7 and a twentieth century quarterly included in upcoming Sunday school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardel Holloway
Olmstead Falls
Dent
Jane Cole
Eaton
Columbia Baptist Church
Maud Freeman Osborne
Denver
Horace Ives
Carlisle
Sylvia Ives
Ra Ives
Ida Bingham
Sylvia Bruce
Ira
LaPorte
Elyria
Harold Halderman
Baptist Church
Frederic M. Smith
China
Ray
Columbia Garden Club Meets at Bernice Howard Home
The Columbia Garden club gathered with Mr. Bernice Howard on Tuesday. Detroit visitors John Kirk and daughter stayed with sister Mrs. Herman Paulson over the weekend. A large dinner at the Paulson home included many relatives. The town reports a 300 student enrollment with a welcome party planned for the 9th graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Garden Club
Bernice Howard
John Kirk
Edith
Detroit
Mich
Herman Paulson
Paulson
Sam Gray
Eva Fowles
Lows Schmidt
Mathew Munn
Louis Offenberg
Ray Stewart
Stockhouse
Cleveland
Ernest Dunford
Burriss
Crow and Moore
Gladys West
H. C. Hunter
Earl Beck
Independence Sunday
Beeks
Earl Jacob
William Ingersoll
Nova, O
Social meeting and reception by Parent-Teachers Assn
The annual PTA social and reception at the town hall drew strong attendance Monday night with a full dining room. The program featured Miss Eana Barber on xylophone with Williard Krause, a vocal solo by Mrs. Duret, and a talk by Mrs. Constance Barber on Work and the Child. Members A P Grills Miss Lucille Churchward and Mrs. Florence Putt assisted, followed by two more numbers and a playlet by high school girls titled A Little Learning Now and Then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Assn
Town Hall
Eana Barber
Williard Krause
Duret
Lydia Kelner
LaGrange
Constance Barber
Reverend Paul Brown Takes pastorates at Columbia and LaPorta
Reverend Paul Brown assumed duties at the Columbia and LaPorta Methodist churches after serving Fairfield for three years. He was present last Sunday and delivered a sermon titled How Much Do You Watch. The Browns have a high school daughter and three younger sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Columbia
LaPorta
Attendees at MFE conference in Elyria listed
Among those who attended the MFE conference in Elyria were Miss Shirley Jasper and Virginia Klaas Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bart ter, Mrs. Leo Marain, J. H. Akins, Miss Gertrude Akins, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jasper, Frank Hales Reland and Dale Martin Carroll and Miss Mildred Bartter. The Methodist church was able to pay their bills in full the past year and hopes to have a suc cessful seat ahead. Rev. W. K. Mackey called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hales one day last week. Miss Mary Pinckney returned to her school in Toledo Septem ber 10. Her friend, Miss Mary Carr, came for her. Mrs. Dessie Klingman, who is staying at the Edward Bohner home, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Vogt of Cleveland to Columbus over the week-end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFE
Elyria
Shirley Jasper
Virginia Klaas
H. C. Bartter
Leo Marain
J. H. Akins
Gertrude Akins
Jay Jasper
Frank Hales Reland
Dale Martin Carroll
Mildred Bartter
Methodist Church
W. K. Mackey
C. F. Hales
Mary Pinckney
Toledo
Mary Carr
Dessie Klingman
Edward Bohner
Vogt
Cleveland
Columbus
New London P T A Plans Opening Meeting
New London P T A announces its first 1934 35 meeting in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening September 25 with President Earl Goodrich in charge. Dor othy Nelson secretary Theodore Walter treasurer greet teachers led by Mrs Paul Richards who will arrange the program. Three new faculty members appear this year. Committees and a membership drive will be formed as the organization grows. Refreshments by Mrs C C Stough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Parent Teachers Association
Earl Goodrich
G Goodrich
Dorothy Nelson
Theodore Walter
Paul Richards
Goodrich
C. C. Stough
Church to Hear Musical Program by Cotton Blossom Singers
The Cotton Blossom Singers, a colored male quartet from Piney Woods, Mississippi, will present a musical program at the church. The event showcases regional gospel and quartet traditions with performances likely to draw parishioners and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods Miss
Henrietta Ladies Aid Hosts Social in Henrietta
Mrs. Fred Bauman hosted the Ladies' Big Society of the Reformed church in Henrietta on a Thursday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Albert Latteman, Martha Bauman, Mary Bohn, several Mrs. Delefield and Bonnetts, Mrs. Emil Burrichter and daughter Lavon, visitors including Mrs. Date Ruth Schlecter and others, and Mrs. Katie Weldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Fred Bauman
Harland Schlecter
Walter Bonnett
Daniel Born
Karl Bates
Katie Weldman
Rose Heinz
Spicer
Henry Fieman
Election of officers at MM Church Sunday School
Officers were elected Sunday morning at MM Church. Earl Munn was named superintendent with John Bauman Jr. as assistant superintendent. Leonard Bucks became Missionary Superintendent. Mrs Leon Hopkins was Primary Superintendent with Mrs Samuel Kaetzel as assistant. Mary Ladrach serves as secretary and Marion Kaetzel as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Earl Munn
John Bauman, Jr
Leonard Bucks
Leon Hopkins
Samuel Kaetzel
Mary Ladrach
Marion Kaetzel
Ann Lucille Johnson Born at Fairview Hospital Cleveland
A daughter named Ann Lucille was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Johnson at Fairview Hospital Cleveland on Thursday evening. The item lists numerous social visits and callers from local families across nearby towns including Kendallville Loveland Monroeville Elyria Akron Baldwin Wallace College students and several others with names and relations noted.
Concert of Sacred Vocal Music at 1st M E Church
A Sunday evening concert at the 1st Methodist Church features a vocal quartet performing Negro spirituals and other sacred works. Sponsored by Piney Woods School, the group has previously appeared in New London. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Piney Woods School
New London
City Council Reviews Finances And Rail Crossing Safety
City Council in regular session with Mayor Hotchkiss and City Solicitor Palmer present. A motion sought State Relief funds to transfer 750 from the Street repair fund to general to cover expenses. Crossings at Big Four Railroad discussed. clerk ordered to secure a meeting with railroad authorities by Oct 1. Concerns raised over 10 mill tax limit and potential 2 mill levy to sustain operations through year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Hotchkiss
FE. M. Palmer
State Relief Commission
City Council
Palmer
J. W. Nealson
Big Four
Oberlin social notes link residents and visitors
ise Bock of Oberlin called on Mr and Mrs John Bauman Sunday evening Mrs D A Bennett spent the week end with friends in Elyria Mr and Mrs Albert Hinderer attend the Worlds Pass this week Mrs Fred Bauman was a guest at the home of her brother Leonard Ruths and family Priday Mr and Mrs Dave Ambleby and son George and daughter Margaret of Strongsville Mr and Mrs R A Mittlestead Avon Mr and Mrs Nick Neiding Wake man and Helen Peters and Mrs Bower both of Sandusky were Sunday afternoon callers at the Bennett home Lieutenant H G Portman left Sunday for Pasadena California where he will enter the graduate school of California Institute of Technology for advanced work in Aeronautics Mr and Mrs Max Coates of Cleveland spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Coates Jack Portman Oberlin is spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs H G Portman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Bock
Oberlin
John Bauman
D. A. Bennett
Elyria
Albert Hinderer
Fred Bauman
Leonard Ruths
Priday
Dave Ambleby
George
Margaret
Strongsville
R.A. Mittlestead
Avon
Nick Neiding
Wakeman
Helen Peters
Harold Coates
Jack Portman
H. G. Portman
Socials and visits in New Oberlin area return list
Residents and friends from Elyria Avon Lorain and Sullivan called on Frank Schmitz and others. Recurring visits included Mrs Grace Cole staying with Mrs William Peabody, and a long list of callers and dinners at various homes. Clam bake and a weiner roast provided local entertainment, while guests attended Cascade pavilion to hear Cowboy Mountaineer.
Hot Dogs Enter Ritz Tea Time In Paris
Paris reports a new French fad as the Hotel Ritz begins serving hot dogs at tea time with buns and mustard, cocktails, port or orangeade. Once a novelty, hot dogs are now advertised in hundreds of cafes and posters in English French and German, as a campaign to popularize the product expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ritz
France
Francfort
Shakespeare’s Lineage Provides Little Insight Into Gifted Playwright
The text notes Shakespeare's parentage offers few clues to his genius and observes his children, though perhaps average in intellect, did not live long. A daughter Judith is described as likely illiterate.
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Shakespeare
Judith
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