Romenee Meets Sue Allard as Mystery Intrigues Metro
Sue Allard, a telephone operator at the Hotel Metropolitan in New York, meets Philip Gerard while entangled in a social circle amid an attack on Merle Beckwith and a looming romance. The story follows love, wealth, and class tensions as Philip courts Sue with compliments and gardenia gifts, while secrets and danger linger.
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Romenee
Sue Allard
Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Philip
Merta Morris
Sue
Merle Beckwith
the Metropolitan
Christine Worden
Merta
Philp
Pierre
Parimely
Anna
Grace
Annabel
Pinxy Trevis
A Fairy Tale Night With Sue and Philip in a Glamorous Dinner
Sue wears a blue cross for a special night dining with Philip in a glittering roof garden restaurant. He appears as a prince in pink moire while they travel in a luxurious car, recalling a first mysterious meeting with Merta as the intimate mood deepens.
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Sue
Philip
Metropolitan Hotel
Merta
Penfield addresses pending legislation in Lorain official
Malcolm Thompson state representative from Lorain County will speak on Pending Legislation Before the House of Representatives at the P Y T A meeting Thursday evening April 33 in the School auditorium Harold Merrill of Brighton will perform a banjo and sing three numbers Daddy at Home Frankie and Johannine and Au tle Mountain Home Lit-
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Malcolm Thompson
Penfield
Lorain
Lorain County
House of Representatives
P. YT. A
Harold Merrill
Brighton
Daddy
Frankie and
Johannine
Tle Mountain
Junior C E Sueide Meeting Set for April 12
The Junior C E Sueide will meet Wednesday evening April 12 at Society Hall with Rey Schott from Lodi to lead games and entertain. A cafeteria lunch will be served and everyone is invited.
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C.E. Sueide
Society Hall
Rey Schott
Lodi
Lang in With Heart Trouble and Local Socials
C E Lang is hospitalized with heart trouble. Ida Furze of Wellington visits him at Florence Squire’s home. Roy Lang of Belden joins Thursday visit. Junior C E Society met at Loren Taylor’s on Friday evening with warm sugar served. A J Andrews and Mrs P E Davison shared Sunday dinner at A H Pierce’s Wellington home. Ray Hastings and family of Litchfield and Spencer guests at Bowmans with Rolla Dague visit Friday.
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C. E. Lang
Ida Furze
Wellington
Florence Squire
Roy Lang
Belden
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Loren Taylor
A. J. Andrews
P. E. Davison
A. H. Pierce
Ray Hastings
Quilting Bee At Mrs. Soor’s Home Brings Ladies Together
A group of ladies gathered Thursday at Mrs. Ben Soor’s home for a quilting bee. A cafeteria dinner was served at noon and attendees enjoyed a pleasant day together. Present included Mrs. Ho.
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Ben Soor
Local Ladies Attend Community Meeting in Belden
Mer Sonn and a group of women including Mrs. Lewis Jones Mrs. Amy Ferriman Mrs. Lawrence Betts Mrs. Ray Bachelier Mrs. Howard Andrews Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Davison were present. Others listed include Mrs. Louem a Johnson LaGrance and Mrs. Claxton Soo Belden.
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Mer Sonn
Lewis Jones
Amy Ferriman
Lawrence Betts
Ray Bachelier
Howard Andrews
Wilson
Davison
Louemma Johnson
LaGrance
Claxton Soo
Belden
Penfield Grange Holds April Meeting With 29 Members
Penfield Grange gathered 29 members and visitors for an April Wednesday meeting at the Opera House in Well. Officers attended. readings on The Four Season and discussions on fertilizer use and past Rico topics framed the program amid social refreshments.
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Penfield Grange
Fvan Ridgerilie
Tea Grange
Wellington
Iles
Underhill
Charlie Pelton
Porto Rica
Ralph Bowman
Wes Os Odo
Faraer
Gate Road school observes Good Friday activities
In Sheffield STP area Mrs John Ee and Campfree families reported events tied to Good Friday observances. Brookside High teachers and pupils planned activities with a gate road parent group meeting noted as held in the vicinity. Mrs Harry Rant was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain for operative treatment following an incident Friday.
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STP
P. Vasilda
John Ee
Gang
Ivrepoy
Miro
Ping
Tres
New Y Carrick
CIA
Brookside High
Seiya
Gate Road
Teteps
Wilpecs
Harry Rant
St. Joseph's Hoenital
Lorain
Brookside PTA Holds Regular Meeting Monday
A large turnout attended the Brookside Parent Teachers Association meeting held Monday as members discussed upcoming events and school matters.
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Pt.a
Brookside Parent Teachers’ Association
Snow meeting outlines and committee appointments
Local gathering discussed demonstrations of wheat product uses and tar food samples. J ieConih was named nominating chair as annual election looms and plans began for the snow event with a committee including George Guoy, Mrs. Line, Mrs. Wilbur Gears, and others.
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J. “ieConih
Alsa
George Guo Oy
Rline
Wilbur Gears
Wre
Mintiens
Barty
Farewell Honor For Birmingham Baseball Player
Verber of the Birmingham Vol wnters sanger's Association was honored at Lincoln Waery oot home with 23 friends attending. The man will leave for Springfield Missouri to join Western League training after a Columbus tryout last summer. Ladies' Aid Society of the Birmingham church met at the church on Wednesday.
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Bai Ntlam
Verber
Birmingham Volwnters +sanger's Association
Lincoln Waery
Dieaan
Springfield
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Spencer April News
April happenings in Spencer include Nina Hise and baby visiting from Homer ville, Verna Aukerman in Grafton, and Leota Micourt's illness return. Church groups, birthday anniversaries, picnics, and Easter program planning fill church and community events. Moving updates involve the Edd Dyer family, Pete Stark, and the Breyley family with hospital and travel notes.
Regular Monthly Meeting At Birmingham Church
Attendees at the meeting included Rev. and Mrs. George T. Hanna, Mrs. C Lawrence, Mrs. Earl Hunter, Mrs. Rose Benter and Mrs. Jennie Mitenell. The next gathering is set for the first Wednesday in May at the Birmingham church with a pot luck supper to follow.
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George T. Hanna
C. “. Lawrence
Earl Hunter
Rose Benter
Jennie Mitenell
Birmingham
Residents Visit In Norwalk And Sandusky
Mrs Katherine Heimrath and Mira Rose Heimsath spent Wednesday in Norwalk at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Mills on Benedict avenue They also called on Mr and Mrs Tra Bentley Mrs Carrie Davidson is spending the weekend with relatives in Elyria Mr and Mrs Marion Bates Leon Bates and Mrs Ernest Bates visited Ernest Bates at Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky Thursday The local school was closed Friday for a teachers meeting in Columbus The Birmingham M P Community church choir practiced Tuesday evening led by Miss Marjorie Howe Special musical selections and Easter Sunday morning service were announced Donald Wasemkhn and Myron Knott spent Wednesday evening in Wakeman
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Katherine Heimrath
Mira Rose Heimsath
Norwalk
E. B. Mills
Benedict Avenue
Tra Bentley
Carrie Davidson
Elyria
Marion Bate- Leon Bates
Ernest Bates
Good Sameritan Hospital
Sandusky
Columbus
Birmingham M. P. Community Church
Marjorie Howe
Donald Wasem Khnd
Myron Knott
Wakeman
Birmingham High to Stage Bashful Mr. Bobbs Play
The Birmingham High School junior class will present an annual three act comedy titled Bashful Mr. Bobbs at Birmingham Town Hall on Thursday evening April 13. Various local residents were noted visiting and moving houses in the community events include firemen association meeting at the Town Hall on Monday evening.
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Birmingham High School
Birmingham Town Hall
Bobbs
Spencer Lodge
Arights of
Prihias
Palacky Lodes
Cleveland Ag
Ohio
Glenn Snarks
Mount Vernon
Patacks
Cleveland Lodse
Cleveland
Oberlin Lodge
Oberlin
Comer Lodge
Medina
Dumpheon
Astor lifestyle described in late night diary excerpts
The piece sketches Vincent Astor as a cautious society figure in New York, noting his yacht trips with President Roosevelt, rare club visits, and European cruises. It mentions his Paris favorite Fovet's, Grand Central oyster bar routines, real estate knowledge, and a vivid, wandering monologue about people like Tom Gere and cultural oddities.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
Broadway
Astor
Paris
Fovet’s
Dut
Arztery
Constable Booed At Movie In Glascow Theatre
A Scottish audience booed Constable J. Sillar during a talk on Big Game Hunting In Africa at a Glasgow theatre. Police were needed to protect him as hecklers shouted about feeding children and shooting rabbits for the unemployed. A balcony speaker demanded stories about women and bears.
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J. Sillar
Glasto
Srotland
Taman
Pei
Inventor Unveils Hybrid Sea Plane Boat in Oregon
In Portland, Oregon, an inventor debuts a sea pedalboat blending plane and watercraft. The craft reportedly reaches near the speed of a plane, skimming water with controllable lift, aided by a submerged propeller and ladder steering mechanism.
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Sto de Nas
Huge Beaver Trapped Near North Platte
Trapper Pierce Adams captured one of the region’s largest beavers at the McGin Tank in Keith County. The animal reportedly weighed 0 pounds and boasted claws described as large as a man’s hand.
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North Platte
Neb
Pierce Adams
McGin
Keith County
Ormal
Safety Islands in Cambridge Struck Again
Cambridge reports a recurring hazard as a safety island in a principal thoroughfare was struck by an automobile for the 273rd time, following prior installations intended to protect pedestrians.
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Cambridge
Mass
Neda
Notable figures in art and science perform rhythmic acts
The passage mentions Burton Raéecos performing in trap drum and tap dance, alongside Einstein and Madame Curie engaging with drums in recreative moments. It suggests a link between mental work and rhythmic movement, noting a marrowy ache to cavort on stage and a lighthearted display over a sofa.
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Burton Raéecos
Helles-Letires
Einstein
Mme. Curie
West Ridge Carlisle Grange Program At Grafton
Carlisle Grange held a program at Grafton Grange with music by Arthur Squires Phebe Hines and Lucile Penfound songs by Milton Babcock and Merle Penfound a 4 H talk by Miss Alice Bird a playlet Taking Fathers Place and a State Sales Tax talk. Several members and guests from Carlisle and West Ridge attended with music by the group and remarks by Mrs May Mason and Sherman Mason.
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Carlisle Grange
Grafton
West Ridge
Grafton Grange
Arthur Squires
Phebe Hines
Lucile Penfound
Milton Babcock
Merle Penfound
Fred Decker
Lois Eldred
Lucie
Robert
Carlisle
Butternut Ridge
Nettie Eldred
Frank and
Lewis
Jessie McCauley
Arthur Allen
Murray Ridge
Schramm
Carlsle Grange
YML. Gcal
Elyria
Grange Farm Bureau
Wellington
Return of the Break In a 1952 Minstrel Page
A reminiscence notes Alf Resener and a jig called a break at a home talent minstrel show. The author recounts attempting to revive the routine at a buffet dinner, but the finale soured and left him with a sore leg for days.
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Alf Resener
McNaught
Lake Avenue Surprise Birthday For Mrs Croskey
A Friday evening party on Lake Avenue honored Mrs EL Croakey of Ston with a birthday surprise. Guests enjoyed Progressive Five Hundred and Pedro with prizes awarded to Mrs L D Croskey, R H Colhie, Mrs W T Collier, and L D Croskey. A luncheon in spring colors followed at small tables.
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Lake Avenue
EL FL Croakey
Ston 11
Pedro
L. D. Croskey
R. H H. Colhie
W. T. Collier
L D. Croskey
R. ST. Miller
Mise E Madge Croskey
Charles Leonard Elmus Croskes
Am. F. Croskey
Ellene
Mary Jean
Delwin Reisinger Returns for Spring Break at Stop 12
Delwin Reisinger arrived at his home at Stop 12 on Thursday for a spring vacation from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The Mother Singers will meet at the school on Tuesday evenings.
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Delwin Reisinger
University
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Mother Singers
Real Estate Transfers Across Subdivisions
Mrs Theresa Clements transfers eight sublets on Olive Avenue in Cleveland Road Homesit Subdivision Ridgeville Township to Helen DeWolf. Walter W Precker deceased transfers half interest in sublet 234 Vineyard Beach Subdivision Avon Lake to Alma W Precker. John Sita transfers claim held to property on Westi Avenue Elyria to Brones Site.
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Theresa Clements
Helen DeWolf
Olive Avenue
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Township
Walter W. Precker
Alma W. Precker
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
John Sita
Brones
Westi Avenue
Elyria
Monogram Trees Mark Farm Inheritance Scene
In Cornish Me ULM-Naturs! places Robert Pike’s monogram in front of the farmhouse he will inherit from his mother. Two trees are bent to form the initials R. P. One tree is an elm and the other a maple.
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Meyer
Amy Gin
T. Creti
Jess
Ulm—Naturs
Robert Pike
R. P
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Edison Highway
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Ohio State University
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Albert Moselet
Edith Prentice
Henry Voglesong
Oberti Road
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W. H. Hart
Oberley Road
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Mom
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Central ‘Presa Association, Inc
Crook's Coal
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