Metropolitan Hotel Drama Twists Love and Crime
Sue Allard, a Brooklyn nurse, meets Philip Gerard at the Metropolitan Hotel in New York. Philip, wealthy and engaged to Merta Morris, juggles romance with Sue while a friend, Merle Beckwith, lies near death after a hotel room assault. Philip contemplates politics as underworld factions plot to cover crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Allard
Hotel Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Merta Morris
the Metropolitan
Sue
Brooklyn
Philip
Marie Beckwith
Beckwith
Metropolitan
Merle
Christine Worden
Philin
Pinky Trews
Gong
Aim Dt
Pinky
Jorris
Meria
Pierre
Minty
Paup
Aftorrises
Merta
Mortis
Monsieur Bouie
Christine
Merle Beckwith
Sue Alard
West Ridge WCTU Meeting Highlights Local Hostess
Mrs W H Hart of Oberlin road entertaining the West Ridge WCTU with Mrs R O Pope presiding. Helen Osborne of Elyria spoke on cigarette evils and youth addiction while plans for a spring institute and YPB work were discussed. A bed lamp gift to the president and refreshments followed as attendees listed include Mrs Floyd Porter, Mrs R W Richards, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
W. H. Hart
Oberlin Road
R. O. Pope
LaPorte Institute
Aystléth
Shubert
Helen Osborne
Elyria
Wie
Helen Ossassata
George Ai Ee
Floyd Porter
R. W. Richards
Miller
Alers
E. C. Sey
Ownline Road
Jerr’ Gey Aie
F. Eldred
As . Ardith
Theolore
B. O. Pape
Merle Pennesichter Lucile
Cari
Hart
South Murray Ridge School Report Cards Highlight Scholars
At South Murray Ridge School Edna Pallas leads as principal with 3rd nine weeks results. Jennayvonne McCauley tops the school in scholarship average while several students, including Perfect Attendance honorees, are listed across grades 4 to 6 along with others like Janet Hahn Virginia Simms and Glady Tittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Murray Ridge School
Edna Pallas
Tms
Janet Hahn
Virginia Simms
Ernest Varea
Jennay
Vonne McCauley
Ethel Tittle
Esther Seeking
Ard Glady
Tittle
Jennayvonne McCauley
Unclear scribble hints at names and terms
The readable text is fragmented with names such as Walery and Zalal and terms like Gyre and Mas but lacks coherent events or context to form a descriptive news item with verifiable facts.
Local Social Notes and Church Meeting Report
Fragmented snippets describe visits by Mr. and Mrs., a Sunday with friends at Penfield, a pot-luck supper, and a Christian Lagcas gathering. The Women’s Bible Class at MLE Church plans a Thursday meeting led by Mrs. A. Ryder. Stanley Beers is listed as quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Mont Street
Mott
Eaton
Pen
Penfield
Christian Lagcas
Lietis Betti
J. B. Mennell
Alta Johnson
W. D. Johnon
MLE
A. Ryder
Stanley Beers
Spencer Spencer Co April social plans noted
The Opportunity Klub plans a Hard Time Social at Spencer Methodist church in April. Various local families attend events, meetings and visits with updates on health, anniversaries, bake sales, and social gatherings across Spencer and nearby towns.
Local church groups plan Elyria rally and services
Pore U A Spitzer moves to land with son C Spitzer and family. Christian Endeavor Society plans a rally at First Congregational Elyria Friday evening and a devotional Sunday. Various social events and visits noted among local families and Cleveland guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pore
U. A. Spitzer
Copt Land
C. Spitzer
Christian Endeavor Society
Firs Congregational Church
Elyria
Alex Schwed
Guy Durkee Bhoma
King's Herald Girls
Lucius Bartlett
Epworth League
Grafton P. T. A
Grandee
W. E. Baker
Ola Dimaline
Grafton- Elyria Road
L. B. Daniels
J. ©. Goodrich
Cleveland
Preston Coon
Audrey Mae
J. Lilley
Fred Mayer
Brunswick
W. B. Chamberlain
Clifford Webb
Nerei
Thomra
William
Lakewood
Edwth Howard
Missionary Society of Cleveland
M. E
A. L. Haury
Wilson O'Hara
Herbert Armbruster
Will Johnson
Fairview
A. C. Wolf
Robert
J. ¢. Clark
B. A. Rothgary
Jack Wimschneider
John Smith
Clyde Hubbel
Lorain
C. D. Gibbons
Progressive Class of M. E. church holds anniversary party
The Progressive Class of the M. E. church Sunday school celebrated its anniversary on March 30 with 18 members. A program of free music and jokes featured harmonica and piano, led by Mrs. Baldwin. Songs included There is Sunshine in My Soul Today and Yield Not to Temptation. A lunch of sandwiches and coffee followed for attendees and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florre
Merta
Pierre
M. E. Church Sunday School
Rockies
T. M. Baldwin
John Harnish
O. B. Rea
Arthur Johnson
Emma Ackerman
John Cook
John Karman
J. G. Worris
Breefs of Local Social Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs. John Harnish visited Huron Ohio for a week with sister Mrs. Eleanor Babcock. Numerous gatherings include Miss Corine Stang Amherst and others at a Wednesday evening party. Mr. and Mrs. McIntire returned from Lansing Michigan visit. Mrs. Standen improves after illness. Quilting party hosted by Mrs. F H Lewis with twelve attendees. Markley School visit noted by county nurse. Various relatives and friends hosted and visited in Lorain and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Earl Cook Nelson
Akron
Louise Bowen
Beatrice Nelson
Lena Buchanan
Maxine Messner
Esther Herman
Dorothy Herman
Edward Moffer
Vernon Mantz
John Nagy
Charles Hickin
Attlee Johnson
Nelson
Beatrice
Fidelity Sunday School
Spencer Baptist Church
J. B. Eglin
Penfield
Milton Wolf
George Myers
Wayxue Lauerence
Ripton
Spencer
Standen
F. H. Lewis
E. A. White
Frank Eschiruth
J. J. Heckel
Clara Keller
Ed Cooper
Rhine
Cleveland
S. W. Scott
C. McCarty
Ackerman
L. Rhone
M. Shuwyer
Miss Wade
Markley
Frankie Reese
Edith Morris
T.J. Baldwin
Oons
O. B. Rea
John Kerman
Henry Burkdorf
Lorain
Ella Jane Harnish
Laurabeil Stoughton
Carl Neiding
Wakeman
HW. Stoughton
Joelyn Bown
Shom
Giberson
Irene Popovich
Ella Jane Warnish
Rui Tanko
Madaline Szabo
Jonn Brown
Laurabelle'sughton
William Morris
Ethel Downs
Elyria
William Papay
George Puskas
Merlin Monagan
John Harnish
Oberlin College to celebrate hundredth anniversary in June
Oberlin College marks its centennial with June 15 to 20, 1950 events including a campus illumination parade, a campus picnic, reunions, two major sermons by William J. Hutchins and Robert A. Millikan, and awards at a centennial alumni meeting. An estimated 2500 to 3000 out of town guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Reate
William J. Hutchins
Berea College
Robert A. Millikan
Pounder
Local Social Notes Include Funeral Attendance and Visits
Mrs. Geerose Lee funeral in Casahota Falls drew relatives from Casahota Falls and nearby townships including Mr. and Mrs. W J Bod and Miss Austin Lyons. Mrs Otto Rievter of Shawville visited Mrs W E Taxa. Mrs Tony Remorra and son Dicky called on Mrs Frantsie Reese and Mrs Ed McGucken. Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs Dr Eschtruth’s home. Visitors to Frank Smith home and Chippewa Lake were noted along with extended visits of Mrs Helen Rauscher to Mallet Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer, CO
K. P
Cleveland Lodge
W. A. Moore
Chevrolet Association
Flint
Michigan
General Motors
Milford
E. L. Robyn
Norwood
Ohio
Frank Miller
McCuene
F. J. Miller
Miller
Foilo
Meing
F. I. Miller
Vty
Clair Miller
Gractan
Clyde Taylor
Wouter
Harold Mill
Rittman
Frank Khissinger
M. EL Division
Fred
Spencer K. P
Massillon
Howard Shick
Spencer Village
Lewis Gannon
Jake Stroup
S. Wy, Scott
Rosalind Lewis
F. H. Lewis
GC. McCarty
W. J. Bod
Austin Lyons
Casahota Falls
Geerose Lee
Otto Rievter
Shawville
W. E. Taxa
Tony Remorra
Dicky
Frantsie
Lester
Frank Smith
Pred Armbruster
Guy Armbruster
Chippewa Lake
Albert Meyer
Helen Rauscher
Howard Hrintnall
Mallet Creek
Vincent School News Items Highlight Grades and Plays
Miss Mabel Warde health nurse visited Vincent school on Thursday March 30. Attendance over nine weeks ending March 24 reached 99 in the 7th and 8th grades. The 5th grade will present a play on May 4 directed by Miss Reata Merrick. Mrs. Gens and Mrs. Moulton visited classes Thursday. Honor Row over nine weeks ending March 28 lists students with top grades in multiple subjects across grades I to VII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Mabel Warde
Vincent School
Sth
Reata Merrick
John Gens
Floyd Moulton
Eleanor Stropko
John Corogin
Athane Dubessa
Helen Hendrick
Katherine Rehoreg
Frank Wise
Olga Kish
June Lehman
Irene Pataki
Julia Szabo
Hope Cgiberson
Irene Betzel
Opal Bord
Irene Popovich
Helen Toth
Charles Giede
Anna Panelinia
Julia Horvath
Martin Rehoreg
Lee Sepfferstein
Bonney Harnish
Stella Lemrich
Margaret Pataki
Sylvia Petrosek
Phyllis Pollack
William Lenhard
Steve Kovasher
Annie Rehoreg
Catherine Horvath
Mary Kereez
Anna Mizen
Emma Rako
Charles S McCarty
F. H Lawijs
Residents Hosted by Local Families Over Weekend
Winter residents Ilaury Teesodores Erhart and John Fries visited family in town after returning from Florida and Cleveland respectively. Local households welcomed guests including Frank Fries Coland Dague and Irene Marlo, Raymond Sconitz, Clarence Mallett, Guy Armbruster, Frank Walter with William, Jo Ann and others, with dinners and visits reported across multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Teesodores Ilaury
Florida
John Fries
Cleveland
Frank Fries
Coland Dague
Medina
Irene Marlo
Pennsylvania
Ivan Smith
John Gravenstetter, Jr
Margue: Tite
Raymond Et
W. G. Miller
Clarence Mallett
Raymond Sconitz
Guy Armbruster
Chippewa Lake
Fred Armbruster
Frank Walter
William
Litchfield
Albert Spieth
Raymond Smith
Jo Ann
Homerville
Frank Smith
MecCullum
Canton
M. A. Stoup
Glenn Stoup
Agnesisto
Grover Stoup
Vivian Jones
Harold Benson
Lakewood
Iva Smith
Joyce and
Shirley
Mallet Creek School Delays One Week Holiday
A garbled notice indicates Mallet Creek school will pause activities for one week due to illness concerns. It is expected to reopen on a forthcoming Wednesday with normal routines resuming thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laval
Mallet
Creeh deGatta
Sinan
Local spelling contest draws large crowd at Mallet Creek school
The counts spelling contest 4ay held at the Mallet Creek local school on Saturday drew a large attendance. Participants included Dorothy Mathews Theodore Mathews Jean Kuarh Warren Moore Clara Morlock Edyard Rounds Bernard Seeley Roseland Hines Genevieve Hines Alfred Yadvirskis with two absentees due to illness Margaret Nettieton Lucile Kaiser. Visitors noted: Horace J. Humm and Miss Ethel Smith at the Smith family home in Lester. Other locals hosted visitors from nearby towns during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Orothy Mathews
Theodore Mathews
Jean Kuarh
Warren Moore
Clara Morlock
Edyard Rounds
Bernard Seeley
Roseland
Genevieve Hines
Alfred Yadvirskis
Margaret Nettieton
Lucile Kaiser
Horace J. Humm
Ethel Smith
Tran Smith
Lester
George Maxwourthy
Frank Smith
John Kennedy
Alpert Meyer
Oswald Meyer
Oryilfe Iaury
Medina
George
Henry Morlock
Ruby Manby
Clayton Kropp
Louis Kropp
Cleveland
Jerry Spice
John Morlock
Haury
Study Hour Clinic Met at Mrs Gleason Home
The Study Hour Clinic met Friday evening at Mrs Wim Gleason's home with Mrs Williams Roberts as hostess. Roll call included jokes. 4g guests read Those Men by Ruth Ott. Mrs Roberts reviewed Passage To India. A contest entertained members. Refreshments served to nine members and two guests. Mrs Ruth to entertain in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Cinic
Wim. Gleason
Wm. Roberts
Ruth Ott
Quilhot Gives Talk At South Ambherat School Chapel
Jack Quilhot the coach at the South Ambherat School spoke during Friday morning chapel about the track meet. The program also included a Scripture reading.
Reading America Gets Its Name and Musical Selections Noted
A fragmented report lists participants and contributors including Mary Ashyk and Velma Brooks with six students reading pieces titled America Gets Its Name and Reading milleudistd Answers. It mentions musical selections by the Ranking Brothers and notes Duff as a primed judge along with Albert as president and Gueneverre Cord as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ashyk
America
Nes Klemowski
Thsembly
Velma Brooks
Eral Banjo
Giar Seles
Ranking Brothers
EB. Duff
Albert
Abberhart
Gueneverre Cord
Third Graders Postpone Yon Thi Wedding Play
The third grade group that presented Yon Thi Wedding has postponed the performance to a later date due to undisclosed reasons.
Eighth Grade Boys Triumph In School Basketball
Eighth grade boys’ game featured a close win for the victors led by John Novak with 12 points. Joe Klemm, the winners' center, contributed in the floor play and scoring. The seniors suffered a one point defeat with a final score of 24 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Novak
Joe Klemmski
Maki
Auxiliary to Meet Seeks Puzzles for Hospital Fund
Members of the South Am Post Amenean Legion Aga will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph Reruha in Amherst. Those donating raw puzzles to the hospital are asked to bring them. attendance is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Scargi
South Am Post Amenean Legion Aga
Ralph Reruha
Amherst
Texans Eye New Attorney General Nominee
Dallas reports a proposal to reward Texans for assisting the governor Miriam A Pereusad in her fight against a rival. Democrat Sam Ve Corn Mexia seeks the post, following previous gubernatorial primary clashes. A prior Port Rico attor general had risen after a successful case against the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
wPpo
Porto Rico
Miriam A. Pereusad
Sam
George C. Bute
Merchants Challenge Snow Removal Policy in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Spring Grove borough merchants protested the rapid snow removal on streets. They claimed swift plows and sweepers hindered business by blocking storefronts and parking areas after a heavy snowfall. The highway department defends its policy as keeping roads open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bat
Inehwats
Wien Yark
Department
Spring Grove
Neavi
Native eagle rescues after 14 days adrift on raft
An 80 mile rescue off the lav coast found a young native eagle claiming fourteen days adrift on a raft of tree trunks. He said a gale carried him toward the river and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lav
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