Fugitive Bride Plot in Oakville Night Club
Martha Halliday runs from her planned wedding to Nick Garnett and hides in a resort nightclub. Nita Lombard, with a secret husband, reconnects with Gregory White, as Nick and Nita reunite on stage while Martha plots her return. The storm, disguises, and tangled loves set up a dramatic final act.
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Martha Halliday
Nick Garnett
Nita Lombard
Martha
Oakville
Nita
Nick
Gregory White
Gregory
Sultan
Foolish acts often cost others as well
A reflection on how reckless choices harm bystanders and create shared consequences, highlighting the communal impact of personal mistakes.
Father as World Power Figure Seen by Child
A child views his father as a living embodiment of global authority, interpreting everyday actions as expressions of world leadership. The portrayal underscores a child's perception shaping early notions of power and governance.
Misses Ehrman Host Sorosis Club Meeting in Amherst
In Amherst Ohio last evening Mrs Walter Schulz presided at the Sorosis Club business session. A picnic committee was chosen: Mrs George Franks Mrs Clayton Springer and Mrs Elmer Gall. A concert by Miss Lydia Heller was planned with arrangements by Mrs Wilmah Egeland Mrs Clayton Springer and Miss Marion Steele. A play titled Lets Scrap It by Anna Steele Richardson was performed by club members and a paper Garden Facts and Philosophies by Mrs Harry Nicholl was read by Mrs George Smith. Hostesses served luncheon to club members and guests including Mesdames J Bruce Cromwell Wilmah Egeland Geo Frank E Gall H Gawne B A Jenne R Jewett C Kern L F Kreeger J Menz E G Peitech W Schulz C Springer Miss Marion Steele Margaret Rice and Mrs George Smith of Elyria.
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Amherst
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
Sorosis Club
Walter Schulz
George Franks
Clayton Springer
Elmer Gall
Lydia Heller
Wilmah Egeland
Marion Steele
Anna Steele Richardson
L. F. Kreeger
Clarence Kern
Ray Jewett
E. G. Peitch
James Bruce
Harry Nicholl
George Smith
J. Bruce
J. Cromwell
Geo. Frank
E. Gall
H. Gawne
B. A. Jenne
R. Jewett
C. Kern
J. Menz
E. G. Peite
King's Daughters Plan Dinner Party in Sandusky
Plans were completed for a King's Daughters dinner party at Sandusky hosted by the class of 8&1. The event includes a March devotional at Miss Florence Herbst's home and a gathering of young ladies from the county with a trip to Lorain on April 20.
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Sandusky
King’s Daughters
Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Florence Herbst
Franklin Avenue
Allen Camp
Olive Miller
St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lorain
Grace Yentzer
Lillian Waverick
Alice Wilson
Olga Ott
Louise Camp
Hulda Berger
Helen Roemer
Selma Warkinton
Ione Good
Frances Sabiers
Myrtle Berger
Gladys Hopkins
Community groups schedule Memorial Day planning and socials
Tonight events include the Queen Esther class hard times party at Mrs I G Maxwell Park Avenue. Choir rehearsal at the parsonage at 7.00 pm. Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion meets 7:30 pm at Town Hall with officer elections. Daughters of Dorcas pie social at First Evangelical church parlors. Adult Young People gather at Arthur Hamel home West Martin Street. Elmer Johnson Post and civic groups plan Memorial Day arrangements at Town Hall. Choir of St Peter's Evan...
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Queen Esther
Methodist Church
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
The
American Legion
Town Hall
Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
Regular rehearsal scheduled at church parlors
The evangelical and Reformed church will meet at the church parlors at 7:30 p.m. for the regular rehearsal.
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Gelical and Reformed Church
Noon Day Club Meets at Methodist Church Parlors
The Noon Day Club held its weekly gathering at the Methodist church parlors on Thursday noon. Dinner served to 18 members and two guests Rev. B. H. Ryan and Mr. Brock of Lorain, an insurance adjustor. Following dinner group singing was featured and Rev. Ryan offered a talk on general topics.
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Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
Brock
Lorain
Ryan
Epworth League Hosts Henrietta M E Church Visitors
The Epworth League of a local Methodist church hosted members of the Henrietta M E Church at church parlors Thursday evening. A social hour featured games and contests and later refreshments were served.
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Epworth League
League of the
Henrietta M. EF. Church
Worker Hurt at Quarry Admitted for Observation
Alex Vocsi was injured while at work at the quarry Thursday morning and admitted for further observation after an X-ray showed no serious findings. Mrs. Walter Wilford of Tenney Avenue was admitted and gave birth to a nine pound baby boy.
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Alex Vocsi
Walter Wilford
Tenney Avenue
Mrs Wenzel Heads to Cleveland Visit and Amherst Friends
Mrs. William Wenzel left Thursday morning for a week with Mrs. Carl Voight in Cleveland and other friends and relatives. Mrs. EB Stiwald spent last evening with Amherst friends.
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William Wenzel
Carl Voight
Cleveland
EB. C. Stiwald
Amherst
Circle three of St Ann's Society met at Elyria Avenue
Members gathered last evening with Mrs. Alex Dybinski to plan the Growth and Grace event on the 16th and 17th at 6 45. The gathering featured 500 with Mrs. John Michael winning first and Mrs. Wm Gillis second. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Shaeffer and Celia Ward. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. Olivia Weigand at East Quarries.
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Circle Number Three
St. Ann’s Society
Alex Dybinski
Elyria Avenue
John Michael
Wm. Gillis
Nellie Shaeffer
Celia Ward
Olivia Weigand
East Quarries
Local church schedules and services in Sunday notice
Church listings show Rev. C E Schmidt at St Peter Evangelical and Re formed Church with 9 30 service and 10 30 worship. First Evangelical Church led by Rev M A Hayes at 9 15 and 10 30. Congregational Church under Rev Thomas Williams at 9 45 and 10 45. St Paul Lutheran Church directed by Rev R C Bosse at 9 00 and 11 00 German. Methodist with Rev B H Ryan at 9 45 11 00 and 6 30 Epworth League. St Joseph Roman Catholic with Rev James Smith at 8 00 Low Mass and 10 00 High Mass. Foursquare Church led by Mrs James Urban at 9 15 and 10 30 with 7 50 evangelistic service. The note adds a Go to Church campaign topic The Secret of a Saint and a rummage sale announced by Young People. The university is noted for producing philosophers through life experience.
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St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
Congregational Church
Thomas Williams
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
Epworth League
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Holy Name Society
Foursquare Church
James Urban
Couples Wed To Music In Provence
Music returns as a civil marriage accompaniment in Provence Marseille couples may now be wed to music in the civil ceremony, a legal prerequisite even for those planning later religious rites.
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Provence
Marseilles
Hunter earns bounty from cougar and bobcat hunt near Albany
Jack Roberts of Quartzyville district turns Saturdays into profit by shooting three cougars and three bobcats with a .22 rifle. County and state bounties paid on the pelts totaled 96 dollars.
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Albany, Orc
Jack Roberts
Quartzyville
Supt of Grafton Farm Addresses Kiwanis Club
Co H Swan, superintendent of Grafton State Farm, spoke to Elyria Kiwanians at Hotel Billinghurst about Ohio's juvenile reform program. He said success is about 50 percent, with ongoing challenges from released youths and family issues. The 1300 acre farm houses 400+ boys, seven staff, and relies on inmate labor to run dairy, kitchen, crops, and animal operations.
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Co. H. Swan
Grafton State Farm
Elyria Kiwanians
Billinghurst
Ohio
Lorain County
Hummel
R. M. Timms
Hollywood salaries shock readers with star pay and taxes
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler notes movie stars command huge weekly sums from five thousand to ten thousand dollars, with Greta Garbo offered one hundred thousand for five weeks. He cites tax bites and dangers as reasons many decline offers and recounts Billie Burke asking for a hamburger over steak, signaling studio fatigue.
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Hollywood
Simone Simon
James Stewart
John Gilbert
Ed Kennedy
Mary Brian
el Brendel
Fifi D’orsay
Beebe Daniels
Robert Taylor
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Greta Garbo
Shirley Temple
Mae West
Garbo
San Francisco Mint
Divine Healing Topic at Eaton Church Sunday
Interest grows at Eaton church as pastor plans a sermon on Divine Healing. He will explain why prayers seem unanswered and offers a prize for the best complete list of promises from the four gospels. Attendance last Sunday reached 142 with a goal of 174 per campaign week.
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the Eaton Church
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Dog Trainer Boasts of Universal Tricks
Ginger Rogers brings her police puppy to a trainer who touts teaching any dog to perform any trick. He asks what to train the dog to do, listing harsh tasks, but Rogers simply requests the dog sit on command.
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Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
Ginger
Imagine My Embarrassment Director Sparks Billboard Debacle
A publicity chief for a major studio ordered 100000 billboard posters, 24 sheets, then destroyed the lot. His filing titled Imagine my Embarrassment featured a misspelled final word by omitting an apostrophe. Copyright 1937 McNaught Syndicate.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
New Plan Aims to Move Deputy Election Board Deputies
A fleet of cruising deputy election commissioners will replace permanent deputies at polling places in St. Louis city elections under a new plan to be inaugurated by the city election board.
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ST. Louis
City Election Board
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