Tim Reilly Arrives As Aunt Harriets House Party Begins
Joan Blanes faces a tense weekend as Aunt Harriet hosts a green drenched house party inviting three suitors for her to choose from. Timothy Reilly arrives to complicate affairs while Rickey and Harriet scheme over inheritance and love. A quiet night punctuates by a brisk social calendar and a bridge club note closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Harriet Blanes
Harriet
Timothy
Rickey Blanes
Rickey
Qoan
Timothy Reilly
Meyers
Richard
South Ridge societies plan joint meeting in April
A joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid will be held at the homes of Mrs. Emma Fowl and Mrs. Ralph Fowl on Wednesday afternoon in April.
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South Ridge
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Emma Fowl
Ralph Fowl
Evangelistic Services This Week With Special Music
Evangelistic services will be held here every evening this week except Saturday evening with special music. In community notices, Bridge Club reports Mrs Frank Laraway attending a sewing circle of the U.S.W.O. Mr and Mrs Rene Stans are noted. Mr Auxiliary Friday at the home of and Mrs Francia Ward attended.
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Married People’s Bridge Club
Harland Schramm
Schramm Road
Rene Stang
Werks
Maria Bruce
Amherst
Sarah Thompson
Frank Laraway
U.S. W. OU
Rene Stans
Auxiliary
Francia Ward
Frank Sinclair
Charlie Chapman
Mrs
Jay Twaddie
Lorain Guests Visit Dunkirk Week End
Mrs W H Emery of Lorain accompanies Miss Geraldine Woods and Miss Miriam Fowl with Miss Marion Kelley of Cleveland as week end guests of friends and relatives in Dunkirk. Mrs Frank Laraway hosted a dinner Thursday for Mrs Jennie Fassett, Mrs Bernice Taggart and Mrs Beatrice Dinpter of Cleveland.
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W. H. Emery
Lorain
Geraldine Woods
Miriam Fowl
Marion Kelley
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Frank Laraway
Jennie Fassett
Bernice Taggart
Beatrice Dinpter
Needle Guild Society Meeting Hostess Named
Mrs Earl Dehn will host a Needle Guild Society meeting at Mrs Arthur Ernsts home in South Amherst on Wednesday afternoon April 3.
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Earl Dehn
The
Needle Guil Society
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
John Luther Long Authored Miss Cherry Blossom of Tokio
John Luther Long, noted for Madam Butterfly, wrote another tale featuring a Japanese heroine titled Miss Cherry Blossom of Tokio. The work centers on cultural encounters and personal choices within Meiji era Tokyo, reflecting Long's fascination with Japanese society and dramatic romance.
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John Luther Long
Madam Butterfly
Miss Cherry Blossom
Tokio
Clarksfield Ladies Attend Norwalk Eastern Stars
Emma Byron F H Russell Ada Wilcoxen and W H Stone attended inspection at Norwalk Eastern Stars. Clarksfield Grange Degree team presented the second degree at Townsend Grange. Lillie Tousley hosted the Ladies' Aid with twenty present. next meeting with Mrs W H Stone in two weeks.
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Clarksfield
Emma Byron
F. H. Russell
Ada Wilcoxen
W. H. Stone
Norwalk
Eastern Stars
Clarksfield Grange
Townsend Grange
Lillie Tousley
Aid
Community Notes From Clarksfield And Nearby
Rev and Mrs Pine of Oak Hill West Virginia attended a Barrett Chapel meeting. Jack Myres and wife from Parma Ohio visited J L Andrews. John McConnell and wife visited C H Haynes. Harry Stiles and Donald Green and children from Detroit were mentioned. Mrs Mary Stiles illness prompted calls from Florida Cincinnati and New London. Clarksfield team held a dance at Town Hall. Hope McClaflin vacationed at home. Bertha Wing of Chicago visiting George Foster family. Helen McClaflin and friend drove to Louisiana to visit aunt Lillie Cook. Carl Thompson from Florence Ohio is back home.
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Jack Myres
Parma
Ohio
J. L. Andrews
John McConnell
Wellington
C. H. Haynes
Harry Stiles
Toledo
Donald Green
Detroit
Clara Gray
Richard
Florida
Guy Gray
Cincinnati
Lena Thomas
New London
Mary Stiles
Clarksfield
Town Hall
Hope McClaflin
Bertha Wing
Chicago
George Foster
Helen McClaflin
Louisiana
Lillie Cook
Carl Thompson
Florence, O
Local residents host weekend visits and gatherings
By ED DODD was calling on Clarksfield friends Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Swartz of Cleveland were at their summer home here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee and sons of Wellington were Friday visitors of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ir. W. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins of Hartland spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gardner of Huron were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Burt. Mrs. Grace Green of Wakeman spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard of Columbia Center were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and ...
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Clarksfield
Swartz
Cleveland
Harry Lee
Ir. W. Lee
Fred Perkins
Hartland
Don Byron
Earl Gardner
Huron
B. C. Burt
Grace Green
Wakeman
Sarah Merrill
Ray Howard
Columbia Center
Local social notes from Ada area gatherings
Mrs Frank Sinclair and friends visit the Twad die home while Ada Wilcoxen and W H Stone attend an Eastern Stars inspection in Sandusky Friday. Owen Thomas and Olive Thomas of Cleveland join local family in Ada for a weekend visit. He also notes Miss Heater McClaflin of Kent and Miss Dorothy Hills of Ada visiting Bertha McClaffin. Worthing Stone of Oberlin College enjoys a week home, as do Mrs F H Russell and Mrs E J Clark and Mrs Sarah Merrill on a Norwalk business trip. Clinton Smith and family of Detroit spend two days with H A Smith’s family in Ada.
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Ada Wilcoxen
W. H. Stone
Sandusky
Owen Thomas
Olive Thomas
Cleveland
Alphonso Thomas
Heater McClaflin
Kent
Ohio
Dorothy Hills
Ada
Bertha McClaffin
Worthing Stone
Oberlin College
F. H. Russell
E. J. Clark
Sarah Merrill
Norwalk
Clinton Smith
Detroit
H. A. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Blanes
Rodney
Stephen
William
Pate
Miss Andrews
Fred Schaub
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Evangelistic Services
Bridge Club
Needle Guild Society
Bes
Lodge
Ladies
Pine
Oak Hill
W. Va
Here
Barrett Chapel
ED Dodd
Doodlebug
Leon
Seleg
Muir’s
C. O. Burill
Oxford
Mildred Snow Gleason
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