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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1931

Page

10

Romance of a Business Girl in New York Family Life

Mary Vaughn, private secretary to Wall Street banker Ronald Foster, balances work and family in Paterson New Jersey. She supports her mother and two younger brothers while Bonnie, the dramatic sister, robs her of new dresses. A date with Dick Baldwin sparks tension as Bonnie vies for attention and a weekend Yale game looms, revealing a bustling household under strain.

RSAD Mary Vaughn Ronald M. Foster Wall Street Nile Ashe Tin Ted Bonnie Mary New Jersey Debonair Dick Bonade Alartin Frazier Foster Peragn Sen Mary Htm Row Vaughn East Toth Street New York Mom Satan Mia Vaughn Jennie Vaughn Paterson Paris Ad Office Lelse Dad Tim Vaughn Mrs. Vaughn Tim Cee Besneath Yale Bonnis Walter Hume Tyes Daniele New Haven Dick Baldwin Princeton Agaln

Spencer Spencer Boy Best Student in Medina County Test

Kenneth Brayley led a field of 26 county top students in a Saturday March 21 senior high school scholarship test in Medina County. Brayley previously earned high honors in district and state levels, with seven scholars statewide receiving college scholarships. Results are compiled in Columbus to determine awards. Brayley’s top status marks him as a leading entrant in the general scholarship contest for northeastern Ohio.

Spencer Kenneth Brayley Brayley Medina County Columbus State Department of Education Kenneth Osio Kent Only Janior State Department of Mucation

Seniors choose play and events at Spencer High School

The Spencer High School seniors plan their class play The Wild Oats Boy to be staged in May. Dorothy Wallington visited Pawnee over the weekend, while Miss Elinor Taylor and Mr Kilne from Wooster spent an afternoon at the Miller home. The Baptist church ladies served hot lunches at the school this week. The Lutheran world membership is stated as 80,000,090.

Spencer High School Dorothy Wallington Pawnee Elsworth Hreysey Walter Rooks Methodist Society Pythian Sisters Misa Leone Rogers Robert Smith Mark Fuller Norman Breyley Elinor Taylor Kilne Wooster F. I. Miller Sumber Alma Clark Anna Libbisher Thursa Reese Lenora Billman Geraldine Breyley Grover Thompson Kenneth Breyley Lee Stroup Herbert Miller Arthur Courdray Howard Brown Stanley Giar L. Steiger

Local Era Notes on City Visits and Family Ties

Emil Schmidt of Cleveland spent the weekend with Byron Spieth. Various callers from Cleveland Medina and Elyria visited the Spieth and Dowdell families. Ed Ricter, Bert Nergel, and many neighbors paid calls, with several on Sunday. Mrs Julia Dowdell mourns her sister in Atlanta. Marjorie Neigel's seventh birthday was celebrated at home.

Erhart Emil Schmidt Cleveland Byron Spieth Ben Spieth Esther Medina John Dowdell Julia Dowdell J. T. Dowdell Robert Dowdell Anna Spieth Charles Neff Grafton David Henry Elyria Selden Armbruster Fred Peters Chas. Neff Bert Nergel Ed Ricter Jeleneck Mis Joh Dawdell Atlanta Piers Jones B. B. Spieth Jack Smith Marjorie Neigel Wer

Funeral services for Walter Gould Sr. held in North Olmsted

Funeral services for the late Walter Gould Sr. will be at his son William’s home at Stop 42 Lorain Road North Olmsted Tuesday afternoon April 7 at 8 o clock. Mr Gould died at his late home.

North Olmsted Walter Gould William Lorain Road Mr. Gould

Obituary Notice for North Olmsted Resident of Fort Dearborn Era

A longtime North Olmsted resident passes away after months of illness. He leaves two sons William of North Olmsted and Walter Jr. of Sellers, with services reported at Fort Dearborn, the 1804 government base that formed Chicago.

Bellevue North Olmsted William Walter, Jr Fort Dearborn Chicago

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