The Merry Widow chapter 5 continues amid scandal and revelations
In a summer house a keyhole observation sparks a web of jealousy and deception. De Jolidon reveals he will marry Sonia Sadowa, while Danilo grapples with love and duty as Sonia plots victory over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
Popoff
Sonia
M. de Joliden
de Jolden
Natale
Louia
Bervic
Mme
Sonia Sadowa
Danilo
de Joliden
Muarsovia
Seldon
Incoherent encounter and mistaken identity scene
Fragments show a complex social drama with lovers, mistaken clues, and a tense crowd as characters discuss a surprising reveal. Natale emerges, a possible wife is sought, and others speculate about who she is amid decorum and rumors. A product ad interrupts with a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery.
Local residents return from Myrtle Glenn park vacation
Local residents Patterson McGraw Swaney Thawley Feight and Redding returned to Summitville after a two week stay at Myrtle Glenn park. Several in the crowd expect to return. A traveling salesman Snoaberger leaves for Joliet Ind to work for Star Wall Paper Co. Elkhart car shops resume full operation after six months. Miss Shelner of Gilead visits S. W. Smith and L. D. Undertill homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era Patterson
Charles McGraw
Clint Swaney
Ed Thawley
Fred Feight
Ed Redding
Summitville
Myrtle- Glenn Park
I. A. Snoaberger
The
Star Wall Paper Co
Joliet
Inl
Silver Lake
Marie Shelner
Gilead
S. W. Smith
L. D. Undertill
Castoria for Infants and Children Trademark Note
Advert says Castoria for infants and children the kind you have always bought with the signature of the brand. Product label promotes familiar safety and trusted use across generations.
Local Briefs From Goshen Area On Week's Visits And Travel
Goshen residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Liehiu Mrs. John Rhodes returned home after a week with her father Abram Dilman south-west of town. Mae Smalley of Mt. Vernon Ohio arrived for a two week vacation visiting relatives here and in Mishawaka. M C Reed and wife of Marion visited T. C. McClure’s family from Friday to Monday. Karl Burns, now with Winona Construction, spent Sunday in Silver Lake. his parents now reside in Hobart. Julia Arthur returned from Winona after schooling. she and Mrs Joe Arthur stayed for an over Sunday visit. John Stewart and family plus others arrived to spend two weeks at Myrtle Glene Park. Hayman I F, M Metheny were in Tippecanoe last Friday and Saturday with their parents. Mrs J P Hamman and Mrs A E Graham visited Claypool Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhodes
Goshen
Abram Dilman
Mae Smalley
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Will Ebert
Mishawaka
Karl Burns
Warsaw
Silver Lake
Winona Construction Company
John Burns
Hobart
Julia Arthur
Winona
Joe Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Local notes and notices from Elkhart area community column
Reports of a meetings at Mrs. Self's home on Tuesday July 28 hosted by the M E aid society. Local shop theft at P. Hamilton's tin shop with tools stolen. Campers at Myrtle-Glenn Park and Yellow Creek lake include Francis Rager Miss Mae Smalley and Mr Mrs A Metzger. Fire side posts and postcards offered at the RECORD office. A local camp scene features the band performing for campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid Society
Cal Gresso
Fawn Kerlin
Will Gresso
Bud Jontz
Frank Haney
Harry Bouse
Percy Helser
Bernard Votter
Yellow Creek Lake
Paint and Post Cards Highlight Silver Lake Notes
Henry Rager repaints his house enhancing its appearance while the Silver Lake Record office advertises the largest Post Card collection for viewing and pricing. Notices include an injured McGlennen colt, cement brick options, Armour Fertilizers, and local social visits by Miss Carpenter, Aunt Susan Rittenhouse, Mrs. Fitton, and the Neva and Marie Smith sisters visiting North Manchester and Sidney connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rager
Silver Lake
Local News Briefs From Montpelier And Claypool
Lilian Burt returned yesterday from an extended visit at her sister Mrs Earl Haney's home in Montpelier Ohio Post cards of all kinds and at all prices are available at the RECORD office B F McCutchen of Chicago arrived from Claypool yesterday and is staying a few days at J L Arthur's home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Burt
Mrs
Earl Haney
Montpelier
O.io
B. F. McCutchen
Chicago
Claypool
J. L. Arthur Home
DeVoe Paints the Earth and Local Spotlight
DeVoe Paints remains a household name as customers seek durable paint options sold exclusively by The Claypool Lumber & Caal Oo. Local merchants promote DeVoe for home improvement needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVoe
Claypool Lumber & Caal Oo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merry Widow
By Albert Payson
Terhune
Sonta
Jess
Jane
Nish
Popoli
Meantinis Pope
Bill
Danke
Paul Pry
Betta
Pepoff
Fuds
Tianilo
Lopoff
de Jolidon
de Jolidou
M. de Jolidon
Maxim's
Marsovial
Macies
Ile
Shell
Gaudlo
Nova Kovitch
Sonal
al. de Jolidon
Papa
Sami
Claypool Lumber & Coal
Chas. W. Groves
Syvractsk
Inn
BLISS
BOX of Bliss
Jas. L. Meloy
Syracuse
Ind
Alonzo O. Bliss
Washington, D. C
New.ee
Roger
Elkhart
Rogers Drug Store
Hayman Bros
Liehiu
LD. Pontius
M. C. Reed
Marion
T. C. McClure
John Stewart
Walter Runyao
Wes Kidd
Catharine Flinn
Yorktown
Myrtle-Glene Park
Broncon Portland Cement
Hayman
M. Metheny
Tippecanoe
Andrew Metheny
J. P. Hamman
A. E. Graham
Zee
Pearson’s
P. Hamilton
Kokomo
Quare
Francis Rager
Myrtle-Glenn Park
A. Metzger
S. B. Burdge
Roy
Cathleen
Roann
Wabash
Selah Martin Tressa Helser
Mabel Haney
Bert Barber
Huon
Wis
DeWitt
Rager
Jacob Rager
Ethel Yates
Elsworth Hill
Aoe
McGlennen
Oder Arnold
Josephine Carpenter
H. L Oldfather
Claypool Lumber & Coa! Co
Susan Rittenhouse
John Fitton
Harriet Nagle
North Manchester
Neva
Marie Smith
Mrs. Smith
Sidney
Jacob Barrett
William Barrett
United States
Othry Nike
McCall’s
Uber
Umal
Siccall CO
New York
Ior
Inv
S and
Munn & Co
Scientific American
MUNN
Washington
Michigan Division
J.A. Walter
Acunrt, Srnver Lake
Cincinnati
W. H. Taft
Big Four
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Que
Big Four Ticket Agt
H. J. Rhein
GARDA
John A. Rodgers
Hampden Sidney
Cardus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!