Fugitive Bride 4% Ruth Louise Ayers
Barry Dean, a reporter, pursues a murder case while following a possible lead on Martha Halliday, the suspected owner of a stolen roadster. A waitress clues police to the girl in the car as detectives chase rival theories amid a storm and missing glove clue. The tale shifts between Martha’s flight and Barry’s double assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Lombard
Martha
Nils
Nick
Barry Dean
Martha Halliday
Barry
State Police
Jim Flynn
Lenfield
Jeany Pichine
Halliday
Gainsboro
Flynn
Ae Dene
Arry
Martha Malliday
Miss Halliday
Trv
Easter Weekend Visits Highlight Pittsfield Social Activity
Pittsfield residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns including Wellington Homerville Henrietta and Oberlin as Easter greetings and family gatherings continued. Notable guests included Kenneth Avery Ervin Keighley and families from Wellington plus Peter Beam and family moving to Henrietta.
Ladies Society Meets at Oberlin Home for Pot-Luck Dinner
The Ladies Society of the Community Church gathered Thursday at Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough’s North Park Street home Oberlin for a noon pot-luck. Attendees included Mrs. H L Coulson Mrs Roy Brassee Mrs Charles Pickworth Mrs W H Green Mrs A E Nash Miss Eliza Watkins Mrs A M Sherburne Mrs James Davidson and daughters Dorothy and Virginia Mrs Leslie Preston all of Pittsfield Mrs Lawrence Jeall the hostess and her daughter Mrs Charles Feakins of Oberlin The afternoon group was joined by Mrs James Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Mary Lounsbrough
North Park Street
Oberlin
H. L. Coulson
Roy Brassee
Charles Pickworth
W. H. Green
A. E. Nash
Eliza Watkins
A. M. Sherburne
James Davidson
Dorothy
Virginia
Leslie Preston
Pittsfield
Lawrence Jeall
Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
James Me
Pittsfield Ladies Hold Meeting Announces April 16
Mrs. Leslie Preston hosts the next Pittsfield gathering with Connell and daughters Haze Elsie Mrs Ella Florence West and Mrs A L Waite in attendance. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 16 at Mrs Preston's home in Pittsfield.
Re admitted to Allen Hospital in serious condition
Report states Mr. Ford Crosier was readmitted to the Allen Hospital on Friday of the past week with a serious condition. Several local residents attended social events and a Parade of the Gay Nineties was sponsored by the Women’s Extension and Agriculture Service at the Elyria YMCA building on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Crosier
Allen Hospital
Carl Avery
Cleveland
Winfield Avery
Richard
Pittsfield
Benjamin Schubert
Schubert
Frank Dale
Marvin Schubert
Vera May
Elyria
C. A. Jordan
Franklyn Wright
Howard
Wellr
L. Westie Wo Dan
A. ¢. Norris
Wallace Bear
Betty Jane
Harvey Breyler
Ted Breyley
Lois
A. M. Sherburne
Charles Wait
Alice Bird
Council
Wedding Bells For Wallington Gould In Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Harvey Brewley attend the ceremony of Miss Dorothy Wallington and Mr Dale Gould at Superior Avenue Baptist church Cleveland on Saturday March 20 at 2 30 pm with Rev Edwards officiating Rev and Mrs Lawrence Juell of Oberlin College Theological Seminary spent spring vacation at Mrs A M Sherburne s home Rev Juell pastors the local Community Church Ernest Edmonds travels to Buffalo NY March 29 to sail aboard the Schoonmaker for the shipping season Callers at LeRoy Lounsbrough home include William Lounsbrough Mrs Harry Taylor Marian Lounsbrough Cora Lounsbrough and Mr Arthur Brumby of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brewley
Dorothy Wallington
Clarence Wallington
Spencer
Dale Gould
Rufus Gould
Sulivan
Superior Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Edwards
Lawrence Juell
Oberlin College Theological Seminary
A. M. Sherburne
Juell
Ernest Edmonds
Buffalo
N. Y
J. M
Marian
Cora Lounsbrough
Toledo
Arthur Brumby
Camden
Glee Club Chooses for Clearview Musical Contest
A group of junior and senior high Glee club members will perform at Clearview on Saturday. They will sing Music When Soft Voices Die and Wi um, with participants including Joyce Trenchard Helen Kazmierzcak Susan Cordy Caroline Rising Lucille Schwarer Arlene Rounds Jean McClellan Blanche Tucker Crystal McDonald Carol Shephard Betty Lee Taylor Alice Tran Helen Tran Lillian McClintock Audrey Jones Edna Mae Baum. Admission is free and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Tucker
Crystal McDonald
Carol Shephard
Betty Lee Taylor
Alice Tran
Helen Tran
Lillian McClintock
Audrey Jones
Edna Mae Baum
Holy Name Society Hosts Communion and Breakfast Meeting
At Immaculate Conception Church Holy Name Society members received communion in a body and met in I C Hall for breakfast and a business session. They planned a card party for Thursday April 5 with committee George Downs Donald O Connor Morris Banks Edward Dimaline and Jerry Weber. A special speaker gave an address during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Name Society
I. C. Hall
George Downs
Donald O’connor
Morris Banks
Edward Dimaline
Jerry Weber
Grafton Residents Attend La Grange O E Meeting
Regular O E meeting in La Grange drew several Grafton attendees led by Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman and Mr and Mrs Leonard Jones. Others present included Mrs Susan Cragin Mrs Margaret Jantz Mrs Thelma Hahn Mrs Elizabeth Barber Mrs Blanche Edwards and Ira Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
O. E
la Grange
Leon Lehman
Leonard Jones
Susan Cragin
Margaret Jantz
Thelma Hahn
Elizabeth Barber
Blanche Edwards
Ira Swartz
Men’s Brotherhood to hear W H Van Oster at church
Thursday evening at 8 p m the M E Church hosts a guest speaker W H Van Oster of Elyria for a Men’s Brotherhood meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood
M. E. Church
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Local social notes from Elyria and surrounding area
Mrs William Mole Mrs Blantern and Miss Norvine Nichols visit Mrs Mary Mennell of Elyria on Saturday. Several families from Faceville Toledo Barberton and Kent State attend gatherings and a church program as Easter visits end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mole
Dinner Guests and Local Moves Highlight Valley City Social Scene
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reutter hosted dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Keven Crump of Medina Miss Willemene Reising Louis Pohzehl and others. Joseph Pohzehl headed to Ft Myers after a 30 day furlough spent with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton High School
Mark Cowden
Arthur
Cleveland
Claude Reusch
W. F. Hopkins
Chicago
Hannah Etzel
Meta Weidner
Barmna
Anthony Neumeyer
Wilmer Zacharias
Ora Crocker
Hilda Bayer
Medina
Spring Music Festival At Local High School
The Spring Music Festival will be held Thursday evening in the high school auditorium in connection with the April P T A meeting. The lower grades present an operetta and musical groups offer special numbers with solos on piano clarinet and trumpet. All are invited to watch the childrens progress.
Banquet Draws Attendees From Local Liar’s Club
F. H. Weidner Glen Gensemer Luke Fitzsimmons and Ed Dolo joined the Martin River Liar's Club banquet at the Medina YMCA rooms Thursday night. About eighty seven members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Weidner
Glen Gensemer
Luke Fitzsimmons
Ed Dolomore
Martin River Liar’s Club
Medina
Junior class to hold school dance with Cook's orchestra
Friday out of town visits are noted as Mrs Earl Arick and daughter Joan spent Friday in Cleveland. The Junior class sponsors a dance at the school auditorium on Wednesday April 14 with Cook's orchestra. Mothers of basketball players plan a banquet at the school on April 14 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Arick
Joan
Cleveland
Maude Hauck
Norman Barry
Medina
Cook
Orlin Wolfe
Jimmy
Albert Mellert
Sandra Sue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Claude Reusch
Harry Bauer
Ed. Grabenstetter
Miss Adah Weekly
Columbia
Carl Hanck
Local Club Socials and Illnesses Highlight Weekend
Mrs. Deat Kline hosted the Pinochle Club with prizes from Mrs. Ralph Feuchter and Mrs. Earl Arick and consolation for Mrs. Celeste Kaiser. Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club prizes went to Mrs. Carl Hauck and Mrs. Carl Anderson. Get-Together Club met at Mrs. Mary Mellert’s home. first prize went to Mrs. William Grabenstetter. Enid Osborne assists the Thompsons in Cleveland. Mrs. Zeigler ill with scarlet fever delaying a move to Auburn Ohio. visits from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feuchter to North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat Kline
Ralph Feuchter
Earl Arick
Celeste Kaiser
Leland Detrow
Brunswick
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club
Carl Hauck
Carl Anderson
Alwyn Wolff
Mary Mellert
Medina
William Grabenstetter
Enid Osborne
Glen Thompson
Cleveland
Thompson
Howard Grabenstetter
Wm. Grabenstetter
Floyd Zeigler
Auburn
Ohio
Zeigler
Fred Feuchter
Anna Perkins
North Olmsted
George Huttinger
Jerry Kristoff
Elyria
Frank Miller
Arthur Abram
George Zacharias
Abram
Miss Norvine Nichols Sings at LaPorte Church
Miss Norvine Nichols delivered two solos at the M. E. Church in LaPorte on Sunday morning. Guests included Earnest Bozenhart of Cleveland Gene Chase of Detroit and Rev. and Mrs. George Beebe. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Frank Miller at Wooster. Roy Lang escaped serious injuries when his clothing caught in a gas engine. he sustained a fractured rib a facial stitch and a wrenched arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvine Nichols
M. E
LaPorte
Earnest Bozenhart
Cleveland
Gene Chase
Detroit
George Beebe
Clair Miller
Donald
Frank Miller
Clyde Taylor
Wooster
Warren Cragin
Lorain
Earl Cragin
D. R. Dunlap
J. E. Dunlap
Gladys
Robert
Howard Peters
Earl
Elyria
Roy Lang
Elyria YMCA Manager Oversees Social Activities
Harlie G. Stevick directs the Elyria Y M C A activities for thousands of residents, serving as business manager and guiding social and recreational programs since taking the post at the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Harlie G. Stevick
Abram Will Work His Father's Farm
Mr and Mrs William Herlan who had been living above Fred Feuchter since last fall have returned to Marietta Ohio leaving the rooms vacant on the farm premises Abram will operate the farm with supervision from the owner family context and location indicated as Ohio based on the article fragment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram
William Herlan
Fred Feuchtér
Marietta
Ohio
Feuchter Hosts A B C Club Evening Prizes Won
Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter entertained the A B C Club Saturday evening. Mrs Earl Arick Mrs Carl Hauck and Ralph Feuchter and Carl Hauck won prizes for high scores. Mrs Ed win Lasch and Orlin Wolfe were consoled. Mr and Mrs Dick Reutter will entertain the club a week from Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Feuchter
Earl Arick
Carl Hauck
Edwin Lasch
Orlin Wolfe
Dick Reutter
Local residents enjoy visits across families and Maple Festival
Mrs. Ralph Feuchter spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Harold E. Dean in Lakewood. Numerous relatives from North Olmsted Cleveland Berea and Chicago visited or joined in meals and games. The Maple Festival in Chardon drew the group including Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hammon and the Schwab and Keller families. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zoschnic on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Feuchter
Harold E. Dean
Lakewood
Clyde Feuchter
North Olmsted
Fred Feuchter
Carl Schreiber
Chicago
Henry Wolf
Ed. Keller
Leon Marcellus
York
Allen Blood
Charles Wolf
Fred Sauerbrei
Garth Kline
Julia Otterbacher
Meta Weidner
Paul Keller
Cleveland
Frank Keller
Elton Hill
North Eaton
Twil
Allan Blood
Ella Statmeyer
Albert Zoschnic
Anniversary Celebration At Klaas Home In Columbia
Mr and Mrs A Klaas hosted a surprise 35th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Roy Churchward Saturday night in Columbia Attendees included Mr and Mrs Churchward and their relatives plus Mr and Mrs Jerry Ferguson and son Mr and Mrs William Morse Mr and Mrs Charles Hurd Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranahan and daughter and the Klaas family A mock wedding and a gift presentation were part of the evening Games were played and a supper served A PTA note announces a dance on Friday April 9 and a PTA meeting rescheduled to Friday April 23 to allow attendance at the County Council of PTA Associations in Eaton on April 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
A. Klaas
Roy Churchward
Jerry Ferguson
William Morse
Charles Hurd
Glenn Stranahan
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers' Association
County Council of
Parent-Teachers Associations
Eaton
Regular church services and Sunday School next Sunday Morning
Mrs. Hannah Longdon and daughter Edith visited Miss Ione Cole at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Terrell in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach moved into Perry Reisinger’s house. A second gas well came in on the farm of Mrs. Mary Walker last week. A stake for another field was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Longdon
Edith
Ione Cole
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
Robert Leach
Perry Reisinger
Mary Walker
Local Social Visits and Health News
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hitchcock and son Wilbur visited Mr. Blackburn in Martinsburg Ohio where health was reported improved. L L Ring walked outdoors for the first time this week and welcomed his niece Mrs. Jesse Burnell and her daughter Mrs. John Lawton at his home. Mrs. Clair Howard spent Tuesday with her mother in Eaton. Several couples from Berea, Frank Sheer, Clair Rupert, and their families, visited Mrs. Mary Walker Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Osborne
Lyman Hitchcock
Wilbur
Blackburn
Martinsburg
Ohio
Mr. Blackburn
L. L. Ring
Jesse Burnell
John Lawton
Ring
Clair Howard
Eaton
Frank Sheer
Clair Rupert
Berea
Mary Walker
Easter Weekend Guests and Local Visit Notes
Mrs Rattray and children of North Kingsville and Mrs Albert McCrae of Ashtabula were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Walker over Easter weekend. Ivan Bartter returned Saturday night after a Chicago trip for Tincotin Electric Company. Mr and Mrs Lyman Hitchock hosted cousin Mr and Mrs Clarence Peters and Lois of Lakewood at dinner. Rev and Mrs Hughes attended a Sandusky wedding. Mrs Lyle Martin entertains her niece from St Louis. Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis of Brunswick visited sister Mrs L L Ring. Mr and Mrs Dale Hammon hosted the former’s parents from Lelpsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattray
North Kingsville
Albert McCrae
Ashtabula
Roy Walker
Ivan Bartter
Chicago
Tincotin Electric Company
Cleveland
Lyman Hitchcock
Clarence Peters
Lois
Lakewood
Hughes
Sandusky
Lyle Martin
St. Louis
Missouri
Earl Lewis
Brunswick
L. L. Ring
Dale Hammon
Lelpsic
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Vermilion and Nearby Towns
Birmingham residents Mrs. Roland Eppler and husband with baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eppler Thursday. Miss Venita Twining of Oberlin stayed with Mrs. Frank Fisher on Wednesday. Miss Mildred German from Castalia was overnight guest of Miss Viola Wasem Friday. Migs Hamm spent the weekend at home in Berlin Heights. Conrad Reid and Warrr J. Weideman visited friends and relatives in Palmer Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robart were in Greenwich Sunday. Mrs. Brewster of Florence spent several days with Mrs. C. Schisler last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Eppler
Baby
Vermilion
Lorne Eppler
Venita Twining
Oberlin
Frank Fisher
Mildred German
Castalia
Viola Wasem
Migs Hamm
Berlin Heights
Conrad Reid
Warrr J. Weideman
Palmer Heights
Carl Robart
Greenwich
Brewster
Florence
C. Schisler
Epworth League Meeting and Junior Class Play Planned
The Epworth League schedules a Friday night meeting at the church on April 9 followed by a pot luck lunch and motion pictures. The Junior Class Play The Heart Exchange will be shown Saturday April 10 at the High School Auditorium. Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Plain City visited Mr and Mrs Conrad Schisler on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Heart Exchange
Henry Baker
Plain City
Conrad Schisler
Firemen Defeat Peninsula Steel Then Narrowly Lose to Bailey
In Cleveland tournament action the Firemen beat Peninsula Steel 20 30 Saturday night. Sunday afternoon they lost to Bailey 32 31 by one point in a closely contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen
Cleveland
Peninsular Steel
Bailey
Local visitors from Lorain Cleveland and Bertin Heights
Lorain residents Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and baby Mrs Clarence Miller and baby and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Miller from Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Lorne Eppler and family Sunday night. Mr and Mrs William Green and children from Bertin Heights called on Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler Sunday afternoon. The Epworth League held a devotional at the church Sunday night led by Ruth Mary Nabakowsk i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Clarence Miller
Baby
Lorain
Kenneth Miller
Cleveland
Lorne Eppler
William Green
Bertin Heights
Andrew Schisler
Epworth League
Ruth Mary Nabakowski
Local social notes from Oberlin area residents
Wakeman Ruth Filkins of Oberlin visited friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymound Shin sky and son of Florence called on WW J. Benson Wednesday. Beulah Derr of Hartland stayed with C. J. Hoyt Thursday. Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Derr went to Sandusky. Flora Pierce of Cleveland returned home Wednesday. Alta Scott visiting in C. A. Conry noted funeral in Sandusky Wednesday. Paul Cooley of Otterbein spends Easter vacation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Filkins
Oberlin
Raymound Shinsky
Florence
WW. J. Benson
Beulah Derr
Hartland
C. J. Hoyt
Cleveland
C. A. Conry
Sandusky
Paul Cooley
Otterbein
Local Social News Highlights in Bellevue Area
Mrs Leland Kenyon entertained her bridge club at her Pleasant street home on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dudley Sellers and family have moved to Mansfield. Mrs C J Hoyt and Beulah Derr of Hartland visited relatives in Bellevue on Friday. Grace Elmes from Detroit spent Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Elmes. Vivian Currier of Cleveland spent overnight with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Currier. Mrs Charles Humm Jr Mrs Fullgrabe and Mrs Moon of Florence visited Mrs Dora Pomeroy Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Kenyon
Pleasant Street
Dudley Sellers
Mansfield
C. J. Hoyt
Beulah Derr
Hartland
Bellevue
Grace Elmes
Detroit
Michi-gan
Fred Elmes
Vivian Currier
Cleveland
Elizabeth Currier
Charles Humm, Jr
Fullgrabe
Moon
Florence
Dora Pomeroy
West Ridge News Notes Funeral Attendance
Mr and Mrs H J Hiller attended the funeral in West Ridge as listed in the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
H. J. Hiller
Regular meeting notice and social announcements
Carlisle Grange will hold its regular meeting at their hall on the Oberlin Road Tuesday eve ning, April 6. Mrs. C. C. Strickler of the Ober on Bard, will entertain the Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon, April 14. Mrs. Raymond Simms visited her sister in Biglis, and families of Toth and Hillier attended church events in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Alex Toth
Cleveland
Charles Toth
H. H. Drusendah
Leota
Louis Bettcher
Bud Porter
First Methodist Church
Elyria
C. C. Strickler
Oberon Bard
Ladies Aid Society
H. J. Hillier
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Raymond Simms
P. and
Spieth
Biglis
Harley Wilson
Faton
Anna Mason
Clarence Longbrake
J. ©. Dorff
Murray Ridge Family Visiting Tale of Sunday Dinner
Mrs. Nettle Eldred and her sons Frank and Lewis plus granddaughter Ruth Eldred of Murray Ridge joined Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Eldred and family for Sunday dinner. Also visiting were Carl Diedrich of La Grange road and Ford Bechtel of Banks road with their spouses, and Milton Babcock of Schramm road who spent Saturday with C C Strickler family. Mrs Nettle Eldred later called on Mrs B O Pope Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Eldred and
Frank
Lewis
Ruth Eldred
Murray Ridge
I. F. Eldred
Carl Diedrich
la Grange Road
Ford Bechtel
Banks Road
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
Cc. C. Strickler
Nettle Eldred
B. O. Pope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Louise Ayers
H. Clarence Stevens
Kenneth Avery
Wellington
Ervin Keighley
Ed McConnell
Frank Sooy
Homerville
Robert Sheffield
Fred Sheffield
Brighton Township
Clair Bartholomew
Leon Beam
Henrietta
Beam
Peter Beam
William Lounsbrough
Mary Stearns
Mildred
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Robert Mills
Eva Mobrman
E. Earl Davidson
Ruby Ann
Brighton
A. G. Mills
Charles Avery
Robert Bear
Ohio State University
Neal Secrist
Secrist
Barry Lee
Cleveand
THE
Bender Body CO
Lorain County
Elyrian
Valley City
California
Yiems
Birmingham
Epworth
Wakeman
Leroy Boisngeree
Ostrov
Gabardines, Patents
Kidskin
Doeskins
Body CO
Corry
Jamestown
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Buckeye Street
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