Janet Meets Ballard Riley and a Broadway Revue Tale
Janet Mery James, an aspiring actress, navigates New York high society and Broadway life after her mother’s opera fame. She befriends Ballard Riley, a physician, faces jealousy from Flavia Marlowe, and encounters the challenges of fame, romance, and a sleeping baby left at a club, revealing the toll of show business on personal lives.
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Janet Mery James
New York
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Jeune Lorenémeau
Pert
Mort Goldstein
Mort
Flavia Marlowe
Patty” Bigelow
Flavia
Flareoy
Jones
Henry Martindale
Gies
Patty Bigelow
Patty
Flovia
Sage
Jexet
Imen
Jeners
Daniel James
Sfort Goldstein
Parson James
the Garden
Goldstein
Broadway
Lotus Flower
Big Trme
Corinne
Two Divorces Granted and Two Actions Filed
In common pleas court Friday morning two divorces were granted and two more divorce actions filed. Judge W B Thompsons court granted separations to Flor d Draper of Elyria from Eu nice Draper and Henry J Manns of Amherst from Margaret Manns on grounds of gross per fect duty. Maude E Welsh of Lo Fain filed against Walter D Welsh seeking divorce and restoration of her maiden name Maude E Moore.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Flord Draper
Elyria
Eunice Draper
Henry J. Manns
Amherst
Margaret Manns
Mary Krozier
Elsina
George J Krozier
West River Street
Maude E. Welsh
Lo Fain
Walter D. Welsh
Maude E. Moore
Death notices of Nettie Stearns and Albert Johnson
Nettie C. Stearns of North Olmsted died yesterday at Community hospital Berea Ohio. Funeral announcement will be made later. Albert Johnson died suddenly yesterday morning at his sister’s home Harrison Street. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at Olis Funeral Home with Rev. W C Fowler. Burial Ridge Lawn Cemetery with Fraternal Order of Eagles in charge. Johnson was 56 and a 21 year member of the Barbers’ union. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. Friends may view at Nichols Funeral Home.
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Nettie
Stearns
Nettie C. Stearns
North Olmsted
Berea
Ohio
Albert Johnson
A. Richsreés
Harrison Street
W. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Ridge Lawn
Order of Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Mr. Johnson
Barbers' Union
E. E_ _ohnson
North Eaton
JF. Johnson
T. D. Johnson
C. A. Richards
BD. C. Hauenstein
Nichols Funeral
Bodr
Brennan Rites Held For Husband In Our Lady Parish
Fitzgerald and John Sculians were cousins and two were police captains Daniel Gilbert and Captain Richard P Gill. Pallbearers included Michael L Igoe and Fred C Hachtel. Mrs Brennan arranged intimate friends only for the service at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Lorain’s Henry G King visited Elyria promoting his Democratic nomination for judge. King, a former Lorain safety director, is a lawyer trained at Heidelbert and Columbia Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our -Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Brennan
Lorain
Henry G. King
Elyria
King
Heidelbert
Columbia Law School
Oberlin Child of Professor Cole Dies in Cleveland
The five year old daughter of Professor and Mrs. Lawrence E. Cole of Oberlin College’s psychology department died two days ago at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital on East 3rd Street in Cleveland.
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Cole
Oberlin
Lawrence E. Cole
Department of
Psychology
The
College
Cleveland Clinic
S3rd Street
Cleveland
Funeral and notices from Oberlin page
Funeral services were held for her this afternoon with burial in Cleveland. The little girl had been blind from an early age after spinal meningitis and a brain tumor. She failed to rally after surgery. Survived by parents and a baby brother. Rev. Welty accepts call to Royal Oak Congregational church near Detroit. His wife Mrs. Welty and details of education noted. Plans to erect a garage on Main Street on two lots for Henry G. Klermund with new offices, display room, and garage space. Construction expected Feb to June 1929. Playground attendance steady at Prospect and Pleasant streets. teens camp at the Y shack and playground championships underway. Oberlin business men to meet for biweekly dinner. dues increase proposed from 10 to 35 annually to cover meals. Saevoe Fair plans to be discussed.
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Patty
Ballard
Janet
Flava
Fleva
New York
Cormne
Stase
Pittsburgh
Corinne
Jenet
Jack Roberts
Corigne
Jame
Taner
Tre Heyer
Bob Carmer
Bob
Sam
Bob Carner
Gianet
Jack
Bor
Rover
Mary
Cleveland
Ght Tz
Welty
Michigan
Ivan R. Welty
United Congregational Church
Royal Oak Congregational Church
Detroit
Teo
Oberlin College
Oberlin School of Theology
United Church
Abingdon Press
He College
South Hadley
Mass
Main Street
Henry G. Klermund
Klermund
Gilchrist
A. F. Chamaner
Oberlin
Mannin Ing
Patton
Oberlin Grads to Wed in Amherst and Elmhurst
Two Oberlin College graduates from the class of 1927, Miss Alice K. Lersch of Amherst and Courtland Griswold of Elmhurst, are to be married this afternoon in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Tracy B. Griswold. Griswold earned chemistry honors, cum laude, and the couple is tied to Oberlin through family and school connections.
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Oberlin Grads
Oberlin
Alice K. Lersch
Amherst
Courtland § Griswold
Elmhurst
Tracy B Griswold
Oberlin Lollege
Griswold
Fined for Failing to Transfer License and Disorderly Conduct
Robert Butter. shep hand was fined 20 dollars and costs in office court for driving a car with a license number for another vehicle and failing to transfer numbers. Wihast Mallon pleaded guilty to the charge. Major James A Hew wise issued the sentence. Joan Niczas was fined 2 dollars and costs for a disorderly conduct charge. Police responded to a report of a plane crash on Telegraph Road but found neither plane nor crowd.
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Robert Butter
Shep Hand
Noice
Burdau Rutsler
Wihast Mallon
Crain
Poles
Lake Ave
James A Hew Wise
Joan Niczas
Cfs
Nichas
Sam Cooper
Telegraph Road
Market Prices From Cleveland and Chicago Show Mixed Signals
Market reports from Cleveland and Chicago dated Aug 10 summarize potato, poultry, butter, and egg quotes. Livestock in Cleveland and Chicago cash quotes show varying demand with hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges.
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Cleveland
Virginia
Scarrepriegers Usfoic
Chicago
Market Report And Commodities Summary From The Midwest
Track 268 notes slow demand and dull markets for shipments of 553 cars, with Kansas and Missouri markets weak. Wheat prices No 2 red 1.30 and No 2 herd 1.11, corn No 2 mixed 0.99 to 1.61, oats 0.39 to 0.45, rye 0.95, barley 0.60. Seed values listed. lard 12.00, rubs 14.50, bellies 16.00. One million dollars of fool is wasted daily in America.
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United States
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Timothy
U. S. Marines Shot By Rebels Will Recover
U S Marines wounded in a Tuesday clash with native bandits near Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua are reported in good condition and expected to recover Reinforcements were sent to the sceneCapt Edwin of Burlington Va led about 45 Marines Ten Nicaraguans were killed and three wounded The wounded Marines named are Thomas Paine Roxbury Mass Russel Schoenberger Charleston WVa and Melvin Mosier Topeka Kans Stengel of Hartford Conn was killed
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
M. A. Edison
Burlington
Thomas Paine
Roxbury
Mass
Russel Schoenberger
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Jezal
W. B. Xtcker
E. College St
Chautauqua
Prospect
Pleasant Street
Ife
Paradise Fruit
Haserodt’s
Haserodt
Haseroot
House of Perfect Diamonds
Elyria, Ohio
Fletcher
Department of Restors
Sturges Hall
LaGrange
Columbus
Transparent
Duchess
Westlake
Rocky River Valley
Lakewood
Cleveland Livestock
U. S
Home and
Paradise
Douglas
Broad ST
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