Plotting to Pair Lillian with Barry at Mrs Carlton's Request
Lillian enters the Carlton library to be instructed on social duties as Mrs. Carlton lays out a plan. She will be presented as a London acquaintance, act as a sister to Barry, and steer his affections away from Broadway circles toward a suitable marriage. Lillian worries over the moral price and her own love for Barry while Mrs. Carlton pushes a calculated future for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carlton
Lillian
Drake
Lilian
Barry
Bos
Miss Blane
Lina Monald
London
Broad
Broadway
Salem
F&f
Mra
Carlton
Puru
Iian
Num
Tiage
Carlito
Hawa
Valley City Club Entertained Valley City
April 27 The A B C Club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs Orlin Wolfe of Medina Four tables of bridge were played High scores were achieved by Mr and Mrs Ed Lasch and Mr and Mrs George Wolfe Other brief items note visits and local social events including guests from Cleveland calls at local homes a school musical program and various family occurrences through the week with a heart attack ending a long time resident's life at the Lutheran church service and burial details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Ttie
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Ed. Lasch
George Wolfe
Tay Frisch
Tames
Cleveland
Wm. Grabenstetter
Clarence Harding
Charles
Parma
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Jean
Marie
Walter Stever
RF. P. Stever
Willis Reichard
Elyria
R. F. Melion
Harald Schaeffer
St. Martin's Church
J. M. Ritter
Marie Schaeffer
Leo Schaeffer
Earl Avick
Ed. Steyer
Cleevland
Walter Kanahble
Maude Mauck
Jennie Arick
Betty Eliett
Chandlersville
Ed. Stever
Maude Hauck
Wooster Pike Tan
Reinold Scheelhas
Lfe-Long
Concen
Hirech
Joan Sailer
Frank McMaalen
Evelyn Steck
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Henry
Jche Reutter
Carl Linder
Juditi
Charlotte
Anddy Hartman
John Winder
Joan
Reutter
Batquet
Srtoor Witditer
Community social notes from Pittsfield and surrounding towns
Camden and Lainsbrough attendees met at Amber convention while Harold Green and Robi Andrews visited Cleveland for opening League Park game. Betty Beam and Richard visited grandparents. several families shared visits, influenza care, and birthday celebrations across Elyria, Cleveland Heights, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lerel Neal
Camden
Lainsbrough
Amber
Harold Green
Robi. Andrews
Wellington
Cleveland
League Park
Georgia Andrew
Betty Beam
Richard
Hetberty
R. C. Jordan
Leon Beam
Waite
Mary Guthrie
Ankater
Pickworth
Farmey
Elyria
Ter
Minnie Stevenson
Elver
Ruthveen
Phoebe Elkins
Bernice Bachman
Famie
Worcester
John West
Ty Via
Washingtons First Era Highlights and Early Government Milestones
Jumbled OCR summary recounts Washington era items such as the first Congress meeting in New York, the organization of executive legislative and judicial branches, a census, capital location on the Potomac, the first excise law, early treaties and Indian wars, formation of the first national bank, and Washington’s farewell address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Congress
New York
Potomac
Ohio
Vermont
Kantor Nee Wree
National Capitol
Washington
Pennsylvania
Wayne
Maumee Rapids
Local items and notices from Clarkfield area and surrounding towns
A mishmash of village notes records visits and family details across Clarkfield and nearby towns. Towns mentioned include Norwalk and Cleveland with residents like Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Garden Metlenn. Other items reference medical concerns and a Cleveland solo performance at a Congregational church. A Grand Rapids report discusses Americanus a nervous disorder linked to worry by Dr. Fred Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rider
Loudille
T. Gowell
Sami
Floyd ¢ Sjame
Leon Tustares
Gowell
Harr
Avon
Crandall
Mro
Kia Barnes
Akren
Milton Hurst
Wakeman
Mary Shafer
Elmer Jahn
Garden Metlenn
Geo
Ark of
Grand Rapids
Fred Currier
de. Currie
Taken From Our Files Historic city fees and river rescue tallies
A garbled item recalls a dispute over who may keep fees from state cases and a question of public funds. It notes Winter aid, 22 percent transient help, and 2,816 clothing items distributed. A boy fell from the falls near Washington Avenue bridge and was rescued with a broken leg. Elyria faces a $15,000 first-half deficit from late-year advances. Lorain B and C Shops hire three women, breaking male-only posts. An exposition on Ely via made products is planned for May 4 with Pittsburgh Gold Thule visitors. A German couple faced citizenship issues. a Hungarian consul says they’re no longer Hungarian citizens. Cooperation on corn borer fight praised by Lorain County farmers supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue Bridge
Tie
Elyria
Lorain
Flk
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Gerain
Hungary
United States
Cleveland
Tlungary
County Officials Plan Early Clean Up By May First
County supervisors expect at least eight dollars per year in cleanup funds with farmer assistance by May 1. After that date the supervisors and inspectors are authorized to carry out a cleanup stance they know will not be elacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County. Ite
Tom
Chrysler
Hrysler
Modernist piano exhibit features glass and red patos construction
Plano displays a triangular grand piano with glass top and sides, its legs hinted by feel. The instrument uses red patos material and a delicate, etched finish, presenting an unfamiliar modernist aesthetic to visitors.
New London to Present Sacred Music Program
New London on May 1 hosts a sacred music concert by the Norwalk Netwalk Music club directed by Christine Briggs Bingham at the First Methodist church. The 40 member group, aided by Mrs. Alice Watson and others, will perform organ preludes hymns solos and chorus pieces with Edna Rolce Pauline Peterson and Mrs. Bingham among soloists. Also noted is a Rotary talk by attorney Home Gentile on The Funny Side of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. A
Netwalk Music Club
Christine Giles Brigham
Norwalk Club
Bingham
G. A. Barrett
Frank Bursley
Alice Watson
Pauline Peterson
Mendelssohn
Edna Rolce
Mr. Indovino
Miss Peterson
Lord
Oley
John Orebaug
DeKovin
Millard
Kerner
Peterson
Buatties
Indoving
Orgia
Watson
Bursley
Spiritus
New London Rotary Club
Norwalk
Local meeting ends without business as group eyes district honors
An oft edited summary notes a local organization aiming for district first place with an average seven per cent, the meeting led by Chirk A Hackman, and details about rent of Town Hall in Lousslemouth Scotland for Sunday services. includes a Welsh festival reference with Robert Owen winning the bardic chair at Blaenau Festiniog Eisteddfod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirk A. Hackman
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Imperial
Furniture Co
Bristol Cleaners, Inc
Broad Street
Sacco
The
Elyria Hardware Co
Parma A. Ward
Cleveland Heights
Leslie Meine
J. I. Lowman
R. J. Jordan
Peterman
California
Melvin Davidson
Myx. LaRoy Lounsbrough
Walter Green
Ernie Murback
Jane
Avon Lake
George Hines
Sarela
Sarah Avery
W.H. Green
Robert Jordan
R. J. Scott
Greenville
George Regnnessee
Central Press Association, Inc
Wien
Hub Net
Camden To Ho
Stee Inspire Fahd
Ulveses
Clarksfield
CTC Rch
Sattes Sarksfield
Linesuday Dol
Haven
Dausherry
Ewnis
Teyteime
Hurday
alrLorne
M Pearl Tumiy
Faledo
Nate Harris
Sarah Merrill
Shearer
John Merrill
M. Merrill
Wolls
Pparcooe
Dsan
Olio
State Bureau of Accounting
le Viars
Elyria Pelegram
Otay
Iia
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
FB. C. Cotton
PLANO
Kiska Savings & Trust
F. M. Sponseller
Fiyria
Osta Tours
Lousslemouth
Scotland
United, Reed Church
Robert Owen
Blaenaufestiniog
Wales
Loeb Bros
BU Bois
Vou
Ephone
Star Shoe Shop
Chrysler Imperial
Custon
Prisco-Transitone
Chrysler Motore
Ziegfeld
Meester
Ted
Fla Zieglelt
Columbia
H. M. Andress & Son
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