Night Flight to Miami and a Girl's Revelations
Sally and Curly McGuire fly toward Miami learning the Proctor case entwines with Mike Collins and Abe Collins and a deadly feud. In Miami Elsie McCallum shares fear and clues about Collins and Proctor. Sally plans to confront further, eyes on Daytona Beach and the villa as night closes in.
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Cory McGuire
Curly
Sally
Smyrna
Titusville Cocoa
Rockledge
Palm Beach
Miami
Ma’m
Carly McGuire
Lois
Elsie McCallum
Daytona Beach
Fred Proctor
Daytona
Proctor
Elsie
Ake Collins
Abe Collins
Elsie McCaulumn
Mike Collins
Mfr. Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Collins
Fred
Ton
Oldman
Jasper
Eigen
Ske Collins
Mike
Sal
Alice Cramer
Proctor Villa
Belden Briefs From Belden Ohio Sept 21
Miss Lucille Wise returned home from Lakewood on Sunday while Mr and Mrs Herman Wise visited Mrs Wise s father W O Turner of LaGrange on Saturday. Ernest Landin, working in Meadville Pa, spent the weekend with his family. Mr and Mrs Martin Beriswell hosted a hamburger night with guests including Mr and Mrs John Wickner and family Mr and Mrs Bert Mole and family Mr and Mrs Joseph Grabenstetter son Billy and Mrs Mary Pfell Mr and Mrs Leo Nilses Mrs Abbie Nilses Mr and Mrs Norbert Mott. Miss Lrdie Landin of Cleveland Heights spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Lucille Wise
Lakewood
Herman Wise
Bert. Mole
Joseph Grabenstetter
Billy
Mary Pfell
Leo Nilses
Abbie Nilses
Norbert Mott
Lrdie Landin
Cleveland Heights
Local Happenings in Litchfield and Nearby
Mrs E ta Nickerson cares for Mrs Martin Bib and her little son in Lester. Curtiss Swindler of Cleveland visits the Rising home and assists Mrs Sarah Kellog returning to Lorain. Mrs C F Turner of Euclid brings her mother Mrs Mario from Elyria. Mary Leach and daughter Helen dine with the McNallys and shop in Cleveland. L J Leonard of Butler Pa visits his parents. Robt and Huth Keiffer of Cleveland stay with grandma Mrs George Damon. Weet street property owned by the heirs of Mre vy de Lance purchased by Joe Schindied terrary. Ashur Chapin will model it. Ladies Repevdient Lottery to hold all‑day Sept 28 for church cleaning. members urged to attend with equipment. O P Jenkins and son Lexis visit North Eaton with William Spitzer. C D Rickard of Medina visits Russell Canfield. Dr Robt Homan of Detroit visits Homer Homan, with mother Mrs Charles Gunsant in Leroy. Homan leaves for Chicago. Charles Thoma is also mentioned.
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Litchfield
E.ta Nickerson
Martin Bib
Lester
Curtiss Swindler
Cleveland
H. L
Helen
L. J. Leonard
Butler
F. M. McNally
Robert and
Huth Keiffer
George Damon
Joe Schindied Terrary
Weet Street
Vy de Lance
Ashur Chapin
O. P. Jenkins
Lexis
William Spitzer
North Eaton
C. D. Rickard
Medina
Russell Canfield
Robt. Homan
Detroit
Mich
Homer Homan
Leroy
Charles Gunsant
Homan
Chicago
Charles Thoma
Actress Sally Rand Appears in Court Over Alleged Club Fight
Sally Rand, famed for her Chicago World's Fair fan dance, is pictured with a blackened eye in a Chicago courtroom. She seeks redress after claiming a night club proprietor struck her. the defendant counters with his own charges following a reported fight.
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Sally Rand
Chicago
Nazi Cultural Bureau Promises New German Winter
Under the German Propaganda Ministry, the Central Bureau for Spiritual Activity will guide a cultural winter based on the new life of the people. The bureau’s duty is to develop the new German cultural powers and use them to the greatest effect. In Kittanning, Burgess Thomas Norr notes a weight loss of 30 pounds, from 305 to 275, as he campaigns for re-election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celture Berlix
Kittanning
Burgess Thomas Norr
Burgess Norr
Community Notes From Battle Creek area Gather Week of Events
Saturday visits to Scudder and nearby homes as relatives from Cleveland Elyria Akron Lorain and Lorain County join for gatherings. Church events Rev Schott ministerial meeting Wellington and Toledo trips for Century of Progress. Local bake sale planned and group activities at church with youth clubs and Sunday worship schedule.
September 1 1933 mood and notable births
Astrological note for September 1 1933 warns impulsive romance. Outdoor diary notes storm movement speeds and geography. Notables born on this date include Lo udon McAdam Savonarola Joliet Bonaparte Amiel Abert Dill Wells Stimson and Muni. First U S daily newspaper published 1784 and 1689 90 events referenced. Also regional family and social notices from Akron Wellington Elyria and nearby communities describe visits, hunts, gatherings and outings.
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Qhn Loudon McAdam
Girolamo Savonarola
Italy
Louis Joliet
I Louis
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Paul Muni
Muni! Wisenfreund
Sunday School Board Elects Officers for Year
The Methodist Sunday School board met at the church and elected officers for the coming year. Lee Contin was named superintendent with Arthur Jewett as assistant. Eileen Cassell is secretary and Grey don Jewett treasurer. Librarian is Vernon Heifner. Primary superintendent Maggie Cowie, pianist Mrs. Pearl Conklin, chorister Mrs. E 2D. Thompson, Home Department head Etla Taylor.
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Rochester
The
Methodist Sunday School
Lee Contin
Arthur Jewett
Eileen Cassell
Greydon Jewett
Vernon Heifner
Maggie Cowie
Pearl Conklin
E. 2D. Thompson
Etla Taylor
Community visitors and local ceremony at New London park
Residents from Lorain Detroit and Dayton visit New London as Rochester Drum Corps and American Legion Color Guard join a Memorial Park ceremony. A W R C gift flag pole is presented, drum major Rathieeg Campbell leads, and post-supper visits follow at Rieske and local homes. Local families, a new coupe purchase, and resumed work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieske
Lois Bursles
Kostess
Winana Leech
New London
Mildred Ketchum
Valera Fonk
Samaritan Hopital
George Smith
Rapid push to finish Leslie Tripp garage project
The article notes the Leslie Tripp garage is being rapidly pushed to completion with involvement from Mr and Mrs Oscar Chamberlin and their son along with their friend and Mr Hardy and his friend. The fragment ends with further unspecified details about those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Tripp
Oscar Chamberlin
Mr. Hardy
Four New Books At Elyria Library
Four new books arrive at Elyria Library covering foods and drugs, literature, and fiction. Notable titles include 100,000,000 Guinea Pigs exploring drug ingredients and consumer products. Titans of Literature surveys European literature in essays, Strangers Return follows a Midwest family tale, and The Mad Hatter Mystery centers on a hatter killer with a missing top hat and a corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Wibrary
Charlotte Brooks
Wbrariat
Kallot
Selsink
Raecon
Middle West
New York
Carr
Deer Leaper Plunges to Death Near Mitchell Point
A 170 pound deer fled a pursuing cougar and leaped about 200 feet from a cliff into the Columbia River near Mitchell Point tunnel along the Columbia highway. The dramatic escape attempt ended in the animal’s death.
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Couga Hood River
Ore
Columbi River
Mitchell Point
Squirrel Hunt Tracks Family Trip in Village Visit
Sunday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Doane Miller and family from Nova at the home of Mrs Rose Hodgkin. Stitt Cowie and sons went last week to Rittman to hunt squirrel. The boys at home say they trapped more squirrels than their father and brothers while away.
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Heather
Bt Century Bik
Perry Buswell
Meta Weldner
Valley City
Paul Palmer
Hattie Goodman
Young
Foreid
Buriei
Elizabeth Landin
Welen Lash
Marion Rule
J.D. Mepneh
Marr
Cambaugh
A. G. Wise
Robert Shelldans
Epworth Lea- Kur
P. H. Rogers
Ivan Kemp
Calin
Bert Goodman
Oleeva Wiss
Edward Reissinger
Columbius
Jo's
Kanden
John Fisher
A. L. Wise
Hanne Goodman
George Meyers
Prosser
Naomi Newman
Irma Wise
Bertha Klinect
Vida Kline
Aberhart
Phillip Armbuster
A. J. Hinckis
George Grabenstetter
Rectress
Battle Creek
Scudder
Thoma
Rose Sabin
Walter Richards
T. H. Case
Ernest Heintz
Akron
Pearl Rice
Elyria
H. L. Halladay
William Musser
C. F. Musser
Ellsworth Swanker
Loren Crow
Cuyahoga Falls
Chet Crow
Max Barth
Cora Pelton
Frank Lenge
M. J. Warner
Lorain
F. H. Schott
Helen Smith
Ruth Landfried
Wellington
Rev. Schott
Miss Smith
Marian Knopf
Wadsworth
Bert
Penfield
Schott
Isaac Mart
Christian Endeavor Group
Apex
Dinah
Charles Romp
Aries
Dora Mohler
Kinksley’s Corners
Baptist Church
Litchheld Cemetery
Congregational
Young People's Club
Christian Endeavor
Thelma Miller
Young Peeching Club
Seo'clock
Ancx
Lark Kinnaird
Publius Vergilius Maro
Virgil
Eneas
Troy
Juno
U.S
American Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Packet
General Advertiser
David C. Claypoole
John Bunlop
U. S
Boston
New Arcadia
Nova Scotia
George II of England
Emmeline Labriche
Longfellow
Eld
Ocean
Evangeline
Goethe
Herman
Dorothea
Gabriel
Mercy
Death
Tybee
Dana Phillipa
Lawrence
Norman Bettidge
Moe
Ayher McCauley
Mia
Neve Chamberlain
Cartos Snyder
Lilian
Cyrus Tucker
Micing
Clifford Stanfield
Williamstanfeld
Clifford
Hunt
Jamey Willams
Robert Swartz
B.A. Gariss
Brighton
Ts Son
E. A. Garlas
BE. A
Gariss
L. Bittner
Lloyd Treaster
Ashland
Frank Frederick
Clinton Frankes
Levi Parnsouth
Henry Barnes
Elizabeth Barnes
Mahlon Burnham
Frank Rowland
Burnham
Andy Davidson
Roy Smith
Dimick
Elizabeth Chamberlain
M. E. Sunday School
Lawrence Snyder
Perrysville
Loudonville
Ralph Rowland
Chariie Franks
Ralph Taylor
Rose Hodgkin
Tommy Dickerson
Norwalk County
Ralph Stocking
Zvangeline
Emmeline
Elyria Library
San Francisco
California
Nevada
B. Snow
Federal Regional Forest Bureau
Snow
Mat
Biddle
Seattle
Nicholas Biddle
Harold T. Green
Academy of Natural Sciences Museum of Philadelphia
Kenai Peninsula
Seward
Alaska
Cormier
Everston
Cavalier
Elkhorn
Cavalier A
Schroll Coal
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