Lindbergh ransom saga chapter four pays the price
In a report dated April 2, 1932, Jassie meets the Lindbergh ransom collector at St Raymond's cemetery. A demand for payment is made, Jassie insists on a receipt, and the transaction stalls for ten minutes before continuation. A separate note recalls Violet Sharp, a Morrow household employee linked to the case, who later died after poisoning herself in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jassie
Lindbergh
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
Violet Sharp
Reading
England
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Miss Sharpe
P. T. A. Meeting Opens School Year at Belden
The first P T A meeting of the school year convened at the Belden schoolhouse on Wednesday evening. Mrs George Grabenstetter presided and appointed committees for program and publicity while Mr Beers led a short program of violin, piano, and vocal solos. A social hour followed with refreshments. Many local families visited or were guests at various homes in the area throughout the weekend.
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Rp. T. A
Belden
Mis
George Grabenstetter
Irma Wise
Beers
Senriger
John Rule
James Aldrich
D GG Retsinger
John Virhner
Martin Beriswill
Merle Lehman
Miss (Indlesberger
Miss Stock
Wr. Hall
Miss Falconer
Steiner
Charles
Sharlene Wire
Stanley Beers
Mickey Rad
Markley 4-H Fair Celebrates Rabbit Poultry Winners
Vincent Vincent Sept 27 report on the Markley school fair organized by the Markley Boss Boss 4-H Club. Highlights include numerous prize rabbits and poultry awards won by Al Emery Elyria J S Morrison Elk River Joe Wojak and Francis Lewis Jr among others. Exhibits featured flowers fruit vegetables and table displays with a full program of talks, film, refreshments, and local guest visitors from nearby towns.
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Vincent
Markley School
Markley
Hewis
Lucie Senning
Rabbits
al Emery
Elyria
Emery
J. S Morrison
Elk
Joe Woietk
Wojak
Russell Springer, Co
South Amhert
James Purl
New Zealand
R. C Husner
Amherst J. D
Francis Lewis, Jr
Francis Lewis
Ted McMarty
Stop 1
Lake Avenue
Joe McCarty
Dudley Norsworthy
William Matick
J. G. Morris
Robert Trockley
Clyde Haynes
White Rocks
Herbert Schneider
Hos
Loretta Lewis
Lucile
Eleanor Ehlers
Ruth Keller
Ldna Ross
Mantietta Ro
Marian Roberts
Margaret Roberts
June Ehlers
Jeanet’ Lewis
Prindle
McCarty
H. C. Schmidt
Butternut Ridge
California
C. Eckerman
HW. D. Worcester
R. H. Cobb
Kelle
John Morris
Field Carr
Betty Brinzley
Aaron Richards
Elizabeth and
Helen Fogel
Charles Senning
Wade Worcester
Nellie Shelby
Wellington
Mr. Shirkey
South of Elysia
H. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Herst
Cleveland
G. E Donkey Feed Company
Hummel
Door
Joe Reising
Birthday Surprise for Mr. Trockley in Vincent
About thirty relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trockley joined a surprise party Saturday evening in Vincent to celebrate Mr. Trockley birthday anniversary. Guests were from the local community and family circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Frank Trockley
Mr. Trockley
New Methodist pastor Preaches, welcomes in Rochester
Rochester September 27 Rev J F H Jones new pastor of the Methodist church formerly of Columbia station preached a powerful sermon to 72 at the church school hour. A farewell reception Tuesday night honored Rev and Mrs Cobb and son Gerald. The Baptist ladies canned vegetables and fruit for the church and a pancake supper followed. Mrs Vivian Switzer returned from Cleveland limit improved health and Miss Rhea Knapp came home from New London Hospital and expects to return to high school next week.
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Rochester
Methodist Church
J FH Jones
Columbia Station
Pulmit
Wight
Foe Cobb
Gerald
Vivian Switzer
Cleveland
Rhea Knapp
New London Hospital
Frank Wright
Wright
Wilson Beck
Leone Beck
Christie Spencer
Walter Heiss
Margaret
C. A. Beck
Bill
Lakewood
Miller Twins Born to Wellington Couple in Brighton
Twin daughters were born last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hales, Brighton. Both mother and babies are doing nicely. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowland welcomed a nine and a quarter pound son named James Franklin at New London Hospital. Mrs. Rowland, formerly Uth Ellery, taught at Wellington High School.
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Elmer Miller
Bradford and Snyder exhibit at Upper Sandusky Wooster fairs
L A Bradford and son exhibited pure bred sheep at Upper Sandusky and Painesville fairs last week and attend Wooster and Attica fairs this week. Mrs L A Bradford joined at Painesville. William Murray shows Percheron horses at Wooster fair. Lawrence Snyder is exhibiting.
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L. A
Return to God and kindness, preacher warns of depression
The speaker blames present de pression on forgetfulness of God and friendliness in the country. He says the mood will lift only when people return to God, noting Jesus founded a kingdom of love and offering everlasting life. J. H. Haynes has finished a summer visit with relatives in England and returned home Monday.
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God
Jesus
J. H. Haynes
England
Belgian Colts Show At Wooster Fair
Two pure bred Belgian colts attract interest at the Wooster fair with buyers and local breeders noting quality and potential value amid horse judging and sales discussions.
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Wooster
Women’s Civic Club Attends Social at Mrs Emma Smith Home
The Women’s Civic Club met Wednesday at Mrs Emma Smith’s pleasant village home with nineteen present. A short business session preceded a social afternoon, followed by a noontime dinner. Members plus relatives shared greetings as guests traveled to Huntington and Elyria for celebrations and visits. Local gatherings included a school fundraiser and family birthdays, with many friends visiting or calling in over the weekend. Wayne Eaton and M. M. Laberie of Huntington attended the World’s Fair in Chicago last week.
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Mro
Dermott Pickett
Mansfield
Ohio
C. E. McIntire
Rowlind Lewis
Huron
Lucille Senning
Charles Senning
Emerson Dunfee
Belmont
G Glasow
Castalia
Fredsmith
Verna
Cleveland
August Gnelker
Gladys Bodeker
Elarnest Buedeker
West Dover
C. B Rea
Ilwn Rea
Chas. Senning
West River Road
F H Lewis
Charles McCarty
Lakewood
Pauline Trockley
Edward Oswald
Akron
Frank Trockley
EK. Melntire
J. G. Morris
Vincent
Edward Smith
Oak Street
Elyria
Delafield
E. Shubert
Town Line Road
A. H. King
Markley
Marian Chambers
Memorial Hospital
Ryan
Avon
M. B
Emma Smith
Redla Richards
VMI
Wayne Perkins
New London
Perkins i
Clini
Ruehards
Vivian Switzer
Claude Hodghing
Medina
Tundle Murray
Mary Ewell
Brighton
Lorain
J. L. Knapp
Rhea
J. A. Herman
Eileen Cassell
Homer Anderson
E. D. Thompson
Albert, Clifton
Evelyn Hurd
Ruth
Pearl Riebe
Elsa
Alma Jewett
Chit Cowle
Robert
Kilbuck
Holmes County
Delbert Switzer
N. S. Switzer
Martha
Carroll Switzer
Lawrence
H.S. Switzer
Loretta Daniels
Switzer
Charles Parker
Merrett Parker
Ada Ledyard
Arthur Jewett
W. A. Jewett
Mms
Guy Kosht
Nova
Shirley Gill
Gon Lawrence
Emma Gill
Grandpa Taylor
Dell Richards
Ray Beck
Jeromesville
Bertha Buser
Will Murray
Lawrence Marshall
Junior Haas
Akrono
Mary Weeks
Courtland Marshall
Nankin
Charles Beardsley
Jay
Michigan
Mr. Beardsley
Detroit
Wayne Eaton
M. M. Laberie
Huntington
Chicago
Health updates and visitors in the community
Albert Baird shows slower health improvement than hoped. Mr and Mrs Richard Heifner of Huntington visited the Mitchell Heifner home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elizabeth Barnes remains in very poor health recently.
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Albert Baird
Richard Heifner
Hantington
Mitchell Heifner
Elizabeth Barnes
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Thomas Cullen
New York
U.S
Secret Service
Whittemore
Sound
Long Land Sound
Whittemore Street
John Hughes Curtis
Gabove, «Shipbuilder
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Curtis
Marcon
Charles Consolvo
Colonel Lindbergh
Gloucester
Mary B. Moss
Condon
William Allen
Hopewell
Orville Willams
Horseneck Beach
Gay Head
Elizabeth Island
Mass
Nellie
Martha’s Vineyard
Choaing
Hopewell House
Central Press Association, Inc
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Petm
Glen Miller
Lytch
Howard Swank
Charles Wise
Jeanne
C. Q. VerSoy
W. W. VerSoy
Hazel
Clyde
Eiva Bailing
Charlotte VerSoy
Dysland
William Law Home
Robert Nilges
Wakeman
Elsie Nilges
Harry Hall
John Miller
A. J. Laundon
Bobby Pamer
Levins
Martin Benswill
Arthur Johns
George McCormick
North Fairfield
Clarence Wise
Henry Pfeiffer
Mary Wise
Elmer Wise
Hattie Goodman
Harry Burr
Helen Lash
George and
Andy
We Dambauge
Helen
Mela Wetdne
Bert Goodman
Wagner, Maorn, Jr
Corn, Jr
Lakewood Caleld
Meee
Pauline Kaerther
Gerry
Droege
Mis J Barnum
Dodge Banut
Leona Jelenekh
Sleaner Schilppo
Lewis
Merle Lehman Nad
Milton Asmond
Clare Stiwald
Mary Killip
D G Reisinger
May- Belle Reisinger
Wilbur Wright
Edward
Fred Reisinger
Epworth League
Rev Haines
George Lind
Elvira
W. W. Versos
Fra Bailing
Edward Retsinger
Columbus
College of Agriculture of
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Msion Satth
Litchfield
A L Wise
Herman Wise
C. M. Turner
Anna Henly
Seldon Armbruster
A. Wise
Massillon
W. O. Turner
LaGrange
Oleeva Wise
Shaker Heights
A. L. Wise
Burr
Hattie Goolman
Edith Shuster
Clarente Wise
Clare Anderson
Henry Droeg
Youngstown, Overlin, Elyria and
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W.A. Jewett
Greydon Jewett
Helen Jewett
Ford Jewett
Ford
Pris Lite
Hazel Phelps
Elyma
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Brighton High School
Henrys Barnessie
Dr. Grigg
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