Heiress in Akron Hotel linked to Beloit heir case
Missing heiress Mary Simpson, heir to $10,000 from father George Simpson who died July 12 in Wisconsin, is traced through Pennsylvania to Akron where she is believed employed in a hotel. Woodhall, a hotel proprietor, identified the photographed heiress as a former employee, noting a friend in Akron reported Miss Thompson had obtained work there.
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The Chorus Lady at Theatres Grand
A lively stage note praises The Chorus Lady as a picture filled with synod points and a plot that blends love and comedy with engaging news pictures. audience tastes are described as uplifted by the quality of the performance.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Parties
Galion residents plan a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springer. The Hudson reunion unfolds next weekend at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyona with family. Mrs. Myron Cook's funeral was held in Wellston with relatives in attendance. Frances Davis resumed work at Berea hospital after two weeks off. Various neighbors hosted gatherings at homes in Elyria and nearby.
Avon Avon 21 Work Nears Completion at Church
Avon Baptist Church construction nears finish with carpenters set to complete the new main auditorium and pews installed. Dorothy Prash of Painesville visiting Anna Gilbert and relatives. Lois Bailer of Columbiana guest of Ira Gough. Family visits and back-and-forth between Elyria and Lakewood noted.
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Poin Dorothy Prash
Paines
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Local social notes from Eaton Ohio and surrounding towns
Mrs Minnie Cook is ill at her daughter’s home in Elyria. Elyria visitors Geneva Chamberlain and Thelma Harding called on Miss Helen Dawley. The Misses Allen left for Rochester New York after overnight in Eaton. Mrs Burton Ross hosted the Allen sisters for overnight. Fred Bannister and sister from Wauseon are visiting relatives in Eaton. Blanche Kinton of Elyria stayed with Mrs Jack Lyon. The Decker family from Cleveland spent Tuesday night with the Dawleys, with Mrs Dawley accompanying them Wednesday morning.
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Reverend Allen as House Guest at Ross Home
Local note lists Reverend Edgar W. Allen staying with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ross this week. The Dailey Harchard reunion report names Mra M. Hopwood attending at Elga Reichard's in Urafton last Saturday. A Logan Ohio item records Charles Spencer fined $100 in court for netting fish in Salt Creek after game wardens arrested him near his Pond. Dancing at Cleveland Beach every Wednesday through Sunday with excellent floor and music.
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