Romance sparks as hotel operator meets heir at Metropolis
In New York's Hotel Metropolitan Sue Al lard, a Brooklyn telephone operator, encounters Philip Gerard son of a wealthy family while resisting a persistent rival Pinky Trews. Philip plans a dinner, while Merla Morris pursues musician Pierre amid a crime scare involving Merle Beckwith. The story follows romance, poverty, and moral tension as characters navigate love and money.
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Sue Allard
Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Brooklyn
Pinky Trews
Sue
Philip
Merla Morris
Judge Morris
Merta
Merle Beckwith
Pierre
Beckwith
Mediopolian
Christine Worden
Mrs. Parmely
Anna
Jer Beauty
Alice
Phii
Pinky
Ure
Merle
Merle Beckiuh
Coisa
Boston
Cristine
Uragbdic
Burton
al Burton
Albany
Fievest
Christine
Almos
Latin Club Holds After School Meeting in South Amherst
The Roman Republic Latin Club met after school to rehearse Ave Maris and The Psalm of Life for spring graduation. Jill Griffen read Sacred Geese and Miss Esther Naujak spoke on introductions and making speeches. A picnic was planned for Friday May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Roman Republic Latin Club
Jill Griffen
Esther Naujak
Funeral services for William H. Peck held at Pease Chapel
April 6 services conducted by Rev. Linda Peck were held Sunday afternoon at Pease Chapel for William H. Peck. Surviving daughters Marion Rowan of Cleveland and Mary Marrow of Warren, Ohio, and son Bernie Peck of Dayton. Burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Wakeman
William H. Peck
Pease Chapel
Linda. Peck
Marion Rowan
Cleveland
Mary Marrow
Warren
Ohio
Bernie Peck
Dayton
Wakeman Cemetery
Beads On A String junior play cast announced at school
The April production lists Bennie Davis and his family and friends including Darrell Hyde and Vera Arndt among the cast. The play will be staged in the school auditorium on Thursday April 7 and attendance is expected to be large.
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Vera Arndt
Benjamin Davis
Esquire
Theodore Grege
Hazel Beem
Bennie
Vilas Earley
Abner Dinkler
Roy Ropp
Thireday
April Tith
Aettendance
Real Estate Transfers in Amherst and Lorain Townships
Real estate transfers include Hattie L. Braun to Allene A. Miller for 30 acres at Whittlesy Road and Independent Quarry Road Amherst Township. Maude E. Moore to Louis and Anna Mautner on Towne Street Amherst. John and Mary Szalay to Viol Parsons quitclaim deed for 3 acres on Russia Road Russ Township. Nelson and Emma Myers to John Nesbitt for two acres on Oberlin Elyria Road Russia Township. Grace M. Pew to George Pew for half acre on East Ern Avenue Lorain. A V Hageman to Miles Jan Christie G Barger on Henron Avenue Lorain. A V Hageman to Catherine O Doherty sublet 32 Krantz Lersch Addition Lorain. Sheriff’s deed to Glatatend Trust Co property on Hamilton Street Lorain.
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Hattie L. Braun
Allene al Miller
Whittlesy Road
Independent Quarry Road
Amherst Township
Maude E. Moore
Louis An Anna Mautner
Towne Street
Amherst
John and
Mary Szalay
Viol Parsons
Russia Road
Russ Township
Nelson
Emma Myers
John C. Nesbitt
Oberlin - Elyria Road
Russia Township
Grace M. Pew
George Pew
East Ern Avenue
Lorain
A. V. Hageman
Miles Jan Christie G. Barger
Henron Avenue
Catheriig O'Doherty
Krantz
Lersch
Glatatend Trust Company
Hamilton Street
Dinner for a Stranger in a Metropolitan Grill
Merle invites a weary man he meets at a Metropolitan grill to share a dinner. He offers a patient, careful approach, insisting the stranger eat gradually and learn his name, while their conversation hints at a past and a possible connection.
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Merle
Metropolitan
Grangers Seventh Degree Meeting Attended by Local Members
Mr. and Mrs. Darius Holcomb along with Mrs. G. H. Opfer and Mrs. Harley Spicer attended the Demeter Club in La Grange for the seventh degree Grangers meeting held at Eaton Wednesday.
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Demeter Club
LA Grange
Darius Holcomb
G. H. Opfer
Harley Spicer
Grangers
Eaton
Mrs Freeman Hastings Hosts Five Hundred Club at Home
Mrs Freeman Hastings entertained the Five Hundred club last Wednesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Archer first, Mrs Opfer second, Mrs Malvern Spicer third, Mrs B L Wilcox consolation, and Mrs Campbell door prize. The hostess will be April 6.
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Freeman Hastings
Five Hundred Club
Archer
Opfer
Malvern Spicer
B. L. Wilcox
Campbell
Old Glory Grange Plans Third and Fourth Degrees
Old Glory Grange will present the third and fourth degrees and conduct the lecture hour at Nowa Olmsted on April 12.
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Old Glory Grange
Nowa Olmsted
Past Matrons Entertained by Lindon Chapter Members
Mrs James Nichols and Mrs Ford Wastines hosted the Past Matrons of Lindon Chapter O E L S at the latter’s Church street home Saturday. Dinner was served at noon. Det hess meeting and program followed. Attendees included Susan Cragin Edna Tasor and Mrs Finley of Grafton Carrie Kobert Grace Rawson Dida Gott.
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James Nichols
Ford Wastines
Lindon
O. EL. S
Church Street
Det Hess
Susan Cragin
Edna Tasor
Finley
Grafton
Carrie Kobert
Grace Rawson
Dida Gott
Local Names in Fragmentary List of Five Individuals
A damaged OCR fragment lists five individuals including Marty Gott Lucille Rawson Doris Sheldon Mattie Prosser and Hel ci Joncs, suggesting a local notice or community roll. The text shows multiple proper names but lacks clear action or context.
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Marty Gott
Lucille Rawson
Doris Sheldon
Mattie Prosser
Helci Joncs
Choir to Lead Sunday Evening Service at Anil fim
The M. E. choir will lead the Sunday evening service on Sunday at Anil fim. Several practices have been held and a program of musical numbers has been prepared. Everyone is urged to attend and enjoy the special music.
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M. E. Choir
Anil Fim
Dennison Chapter Insp Iron Event Attended by Local Members
Mr and Mrs Judson Sper Mrs Ford Hastings Mrs Ernt Adams and Mrs George Woodrut attended Dennison Chapter insp iron in level and on Thursday evening in a community gathering report noting participation by local residents.
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Judson Sper
Ford Hastings
Ernt Adams
George Woodrut
Dennison
Level
Thresdus
Local Card Fragment Names Opfer Family Figures
Fragmentary OCR lists include Mr and Mrs Charles Opfer, Pearl and Russell, Harold Opfer, Mr Spicer, Mr Sanders, and Mrs Re Spencer. Text mentions a warm autos outing and various names with uncertain roles.
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Charles Opfer
Gren, Pearl and Russell
Toad
Harold Opfer
Telvern Spicer
Oak
Sanders Sper Price
Re “Spencer
Oberlin and Kent Students Visit Spring Events
Maria Wolcott of Oberlin and Eloise Wilconst of Oberlin along with Adams and Winders from Oberlin and Kent Norman co attended spring activities.
Unclear fragment notes church event and friends
Fragmentary OCR mentions a church gathering with a person called OM PS 4s and friends. No clear date, place, or named individuals beyond vague references.
Gleaners Meeting At Mrs Wennershaw Home
The Greynes of the Methodist church meet at Mrs Wennershaw home on Wednesday evening April Vich. Hostesses assisting are Lerine Baldwin Esther Woilen Leola Wilcox Pauline Rochm and Mrs Stuart.
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Wennershaw
Lerine Baldwin
Esther Woilen
Leola Wilcox
Pauline Rochm
Mrs. Stuart
Legion Post 297 to Hold Regular Meeting Friday Night
Members of American Legion Post No 297 will meet in the Club Rooms Friday evening for a regular session.
Women’s Union Meets at St John’s Church
Mrs Ernst Schneider led the Wo man’s Union gathering on Tuesday afternoon with Rev Cl O Schmidt giving the devotional. A worship service preceded a business meeting where plans for the thirtyth anniversary were set for June next. Mrs Lewis Merehan and Mrs Em Laurer served refreshments to fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Schneider
Woman’s Union
St. John's Church
Cl OE. Sehmidt
Pie Tannic
Sein
Lewis Merehan
Em. Laurer
Cass
Parsonage repairs ongoing at Congregational Caurehare church
Members of the Congregational Caurehare are repairing the parsonage with redecorated walls and woodwork. Ten windows are being repaired and a new front door replaces the old. The old house is among the oldest in the village.
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Congregational Caurehare
Vilege
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Gibson’s
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Lodi Gibson's home. A brief business session led by Mrs. Roe Jenson opened with a demonstration about "A Trip Around the World with Missions." Fourteen attendees enjoyed a refreshment course afterward.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Cvas
Lodi Gibson
Afra
Roe Jenson
Church Notes from St John and Methodist Services
St John's Evangelical reports Pastor Rev C E Schmidt with worship and Sunday school. Methodist services list Pastor Rev R oc Jenson and Rev C F Fogel with morning worship and Sunday school and Christian Endeavor at 7 00 PM.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
R. Oc
Jenson
C. F. Fogel
Christian Radeaver
Fifth Grade Chapel Entertains Local School
The fifth grade held a chapel exercise on Thursday afternoon entertaining other grades. Program included Bible reading by Norman Stack, poems by Mary Abraham, songs, crowd-pleasing acts, and various readings and tapped dancing performances by students such as Ida Botos and Anna Ze.
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Puntis
Iocal
Norman Stack
Mary Abraham
April Fee
Orcherd Parr
Bald Headed Man
Ida Botos
Robert Dosrall
James Alimori
Edward Leree
Selo
Meeting minutes reveal refreshments and talks for members
The group held a Thursday afternoon session with a business focus. Attendees included Mrs. Isa Sas from Alabama and Beverly Brown. A dialogue and testing segment were presented by Emil Res., with two registrations noted. Refreshments were served to about twenty-one members and guests.
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Az Csar
Ledies
Isaa
Sas
Alamas
Bevery
Brown
Mal
Meeting of the Royral Mien hors at Mrs. August Siess home
Twenty four members attended the meeting held at the home of Mrs. August Siess on Thursday evening. Miss Margaret Schneider presided over the business session where an invitation was received from the Elbria Campier the County Kale to be held March 1 in Eivria. A social period followed with refreshments served.
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Royral Mienhors
August Siess
Marggaret Schneider
Elsria
Kale
Eivria
Bert’ A
Lillian Pied
Official Board Meeting Minutes Taken for Review
The Arete board held a meeting on Tuesday night with Rev C. Jenson presiding. Favorable returns were heard and a record of proceedings was approved.
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Reguer
Arete Adset
Erurel
C. Jenson
Rostine i Fess
Social Notes From Local Households This Week
Wednesday gatherings at various homes include Adams and Melee Ate J hosting at bh dnele with A Stdaneeg og aned. Dr and Mrs Li host Cleveland guest. Mr and Mrs Garret entertaining Mrs Bord’s son. Mrs Jones mourns mother in Oregon. Dr T A Bieckerstaph improving after illness. Seventh Day Adventists hold special services in their church this week.
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Adams
Melee
A. Stdaneeg
Oganed
Bord
Tortland
Oregon
Arthur Jones
Zon
Ralph
C. W. Sage
Lorain
T. A Bieckerstaph
Snd
Seventh Day Adventists
Great European Migration to the United States
The text notes that the vast movement of people from Europe to the United States in the last century and earlier is the largest migration in history. It emphasizes the scale and historical significance of these peaceful migrations across decades.
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Europe
United States
Large Town Hall Drawing Draws Crowds and Notables
A large crowd attended the Town Hall drawing on Saturday evening. James Parsons hosted the event with a varied program including Horace Martin on cornet, vocal solos, a reading, vocal duets by the Misses Kien and Linde, and instrumental pieces by Jean Dollainy, Robert Sites, Helen Gerber, and Ruth Filkins. The event featured remarks from Kainand Seat of the Business Men's Association about merchant activities.
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James Parsons
Ceremonis
Horace Martin
Helen Gerber
Miron Sheitan
Misses Kien
Ruth Linde
Bech
Dudy Jean Dollainy
Robert Sites
Heten OU
Ruth Filkins
Y.sno
Eleanor Breison
Kainand Seat
Ter Oistor
Ovat
Merchantre
Local Social Roundup From Norwalk Area
Sunday visits and gatherings across Norwalk and nearby towns centered on family, friends, and community events. Residents shared meals, theater outings, bridge games, dances, and billiards, with many hosting guests from Cleveland, Elyria, and Huron. Several mentions of outings to New London and shared meals at Knott and Nolan homes, plus school and church activities.
Carlisle Grange Meets With Record Attendance
West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the hall on Tuesday evening with a record crowd. Music featured Robert Burrus and Harlan Brown of Esfyria and Arthur Squires with Lucile Penfound also performing. Sherman Mason presided. three new members were obligated. Refreshments followed.
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Carlisle Grange
West Ridge
Robert Burrus
Harlan Brown
Esfyria
Arthur Squires
Lucile Penfound
Sherman Mason
Merle Penfound
Mien Jost
Richards Family Visits Taintives in Lakewood
Mr and Mrs R W Richards and their children John Billy and Nancy of Oberlin road visited Ttaintives in Lakewood on Thursday.
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Guests Share Weekend
Elyria couple Mr and Mrs Rinehart Pallas and daughter Shirley visited brother Frank Pallas and family Sunday. Marian Kirottle of Edison highway was an overnight guest Tuesday of Beatrice Burrer. Mrs Paul Parish of Giddings Texas and Frederick Schaub of Amherst were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J H fen found on Wednesday. Ethel Wath called on her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Washi of Cascade Street Elvira Wednesday evening. Marian Knittle of Edison highway was an overnight guest Wednesday of Leota Drusendahti. Mrs Luerstia Decker and son Verne and grandson Cleon called on Sadie Beal of Edison highway Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edward Brown and children of North Ridge spent Sunday afternoon with his aunt Mrs Etta Brown.
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Ashland
Max Seav
Wellington
Rupert Gordon
Hazelth
Albios
Fremont
George Niven
Wilbur Everts
Geanot
Cleveland
New West Side Masonic Temple
William Charleter
Neal Kolb
Mansfield
Merton Farnsworth
Ohio State University
Merton
E. M. Farnworth
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Merritt Rogers
May Slack
Mauss Esther Ga
Rinehart Pallas
Shirley
Elyria
Frank Pallas
Marian Kirottle
Edison Highway
Beatrice Burrer
Paul Parish
Giddings
Texas
Frederick Schaub
Amherst
J. H. Fen
Wednnesday
Ethel Wath
Alex Washi
Cascade Street
Elvrra
Marian Knittle
Edison High- Wir
Leota Drusendahti
Luerstia Decker
Verne
Cleon
Sadie Beal
Edward Brown
North Ridge
Etta Brown
Aid Society to Welcome Mrs Eldred Next Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its second meeting next Wednesday with Mrs Eldred as host. Miss Bird Owall will attend and continue her program, as announced for the event.
Chinatown Finds Self Help In Hard Times
Welfare officials learn Pittsburgh Chinatown residents struggle during depression with about 100 of 600 unemployed receiving city relief funds. Unemployed are fed at homes and shops of more affluent colony members. The era emphasizes religion over other popular interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Pittsburgh
Forenoon Meat Dishes and Afternoon Clothing Talk
A community event invites attendees to discuss meat dishes in the forenoon and clothing in the afternoon. A tureen dinner is planned at noon. Miss Lird will be on hand to answer questions and set the tone for informal guidance.
P T A Meeting Set At School House Friday
The Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting at the school house on Friday evening April 14. Organizers hope for strong attendance and a productive discussion.
Quarantine Lifted For Scarlet Forest Case In Ridge
The quarantine for scarlet forest was lifted from the home of Harry Lauer on Wednesday. Maran was the only case on our Ridge. Harry Jr. returned to Elsham high school and Mijton resumed studies after quarantine for two weeks.
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Hary Lauer
Maran
Harry, Jr
Elsham High School
Mijton
Attendees List From Carlisle Grange Meeting
Residents from West Ridge Carag Lisle Oberlin Road and Townline joined Carlisle Grange Tuesday evening. Names include Milton Babcock Schramm Road George Nevins J H Penfound C C Strickler and children Edward Evelyn W H Hair I T Eldred Lois Chester Sprague H H Drusen Dahl Leota Mel Sherman Mason family Marguerite Janet Harriet Robert Long Robert MaFzon Merle Penfound Lucile Robert Carag Lisle Leroy Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Milton Bab
Schramm Road
George Nevins
J. H. Penfound
C. C. Strickler
Edward
Evelyn
W. H. Hair
Oberlin
I.T. Eldred
Lois
Chester Sprague
Oh Gee Club Hosts April Fool Party At Oberlin Road
Violet and Esther Rowley entertained the Oh Gee Club on Friday evening with an April Fool party. History of April was presented by Violet Rowley and Lillian Eldred won the prize. Refreshments followed for Hazel McMullie Jean Wagner Lillian Eldred and Margaret Pallas with guests Margaret Wallace and Lucile Pefound. The next neat meeting is scheduled for April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH Gee Club
Violet
Esther Rowley
Oberlin Road
Oh Geo Club
Violet Rowley
Lillian Eldred
Hazel McMullie
Jean Wagner
Margaret Pallas
West Ridge
Esther Rowlay
Margaret Wallace
Kent State College
Lucile Pefound
Carlisle
Garden School Attended By Local Residents
Mr and Mrs I F Midged Mrs Theodore Grills and Mrs Henry Voglesong of the Oberlin road attended the Garden School sponsored by the Farm Bureau at the Y M C A in Elyria on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Midged
Theodore Grills
Henry Voglesong
Oberlin Road
Farm Bureau
Elyria
St Pauls Church Young People League Meeting Attended
Margaret Pallas and Zelda Schramm attended a St Pauls church Elyria Young People's League meeting Tuesday evening at the church. Violet Rowley and sisters Father and Dolly attended Caylisie Grange Tuesday evening.
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Y. P
Margaret Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Schramm Road
Young People’s League of
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