Bet and Leila in a Fernwood Manor elopement dilemma
In a New York bound suspense scene, Leila and Bet confront a tangled web around Bet suiting to elope with a carpenter while suitor Addison Huntingdon faces police scrutiny. Jerry Redmond warns of Jarecki links as Bet resists leaving Fernwood Manor with Stark amid family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Madison
Bet
Madison
Binnie
Fernwood Manor
Leila
New York
Orton Johnston-Hedges
Jane
Speec
New York City
Lena
Jerry Redmond
Yale
Addison Huntingdon
Jareck
Addy
Jarecki
Edna Berry
Leilla
Ther
Edna
Bulgins
Jerry
Stark
Miss Berry
Union Square Soan
Beng
Jerry Redmord
Mr. Redmond
Franklin Roosevelt
Almighty
Betty
Leia
Betty Darling
Siewly
Orion
Minnie
Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Schultz in Grafton
In Grafton on a Saturday evening Mrs. Clifford Schultz was the guest of honor at a birthday party at the Schultz home. Gifts and awards were given to several guests as a luncheon of sandwiches cake jello and coffee was served. The gathering included relatives and friends from Elyria Berea and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Cliford Schultz
Schultz
J. C. Aldrich
W. F. Sandrock
Estella Aldrich
George Palmer
Clifford Schultz
Pedro
W. F. Sandreck
Geraldine
Elyria
L. M. Mennell
Dd &E. Bradley
Helen
Japine
Clair Wolf
George Racer
C. H. Schultz
Guy Durkee
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Sam Dewhurst
Chestnut Ridge
Irene Chapler
Frank Cress
Lorain
Eugenius
Fred Koepp
Myron Sooy
Ben Sooy
Spencer
Helen Wilson
Lottie Roth
M. E. Sunday School
Christmas Party Highlights At Spencer Baptist Church
Spencer Fi delity Sunday school class held a Christmas party with a noon chicken dinner and lively activities. The community saw visitors from Elyria Barberton and Lakewood, with bridge prizes awarded and a death announced for Mrs. Lemon Findley at Lodi hospital.
Henrietta Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Events
Henrietta and nearby residents attend dances and dinners across Kipton Elyria Oberlin Berea and Parma. Community members visit relatives shop, host guests and note a coasted accident Warren Cowen’s leg injury and church prayer service at the John Born home.
East Oberlin groups hold Christmas events and club meetings
The East Oberlin Junior King's Daughters hosted a Christmas party at the M E church parlor in Wellington with invited members and guests. The East Oberlin church trustees met in Oberlin and announced no church services next Sunday morning. The Farm Woman's Club held a Christmas party at the Oberlin Grange hall with a holiday dinner and annual report, welcomed new members, and planned upcoming events including a sewing machine clinic and a rug making program at Granite hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
East Oberlin
King's Daughters
Wellington
M. E
Helen Kern
Mabie Shook
Ruth Shook
Trova Rosecrans
Derovha Rathwell Shirier
Etha Brovington
East Oberlin Church
Profesor Ward
Oberlin
Quartette
G. I. Hobbs
Hurst
Charles Gould
King’s Daughters
East Oberlin School
Farm Woman's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
FE. Schramm
Anna Berg
Fred Berg
M. Smith
C. Fekins
Frank Krueger, Jr
Earl Peabody
Coinman
Cub
Hague
H. Reizhtey
Whiton
M. Schubert
Joan Franklin
Havin
Edward Schramm
M Chariss Gibson
Clarence Albright
Mary Louisbrough
Charles Fekirs
Frank Krueger
Har Gibson
Gar McRoberts
Pittsfield Town Hall
Will Bers
Jane Nary
Granite Hall
Miss Bird
Wi Beper
Rethieonem
C. Due
Clvde Bartiets
Carl Sehmitz
Theodore Manns
Fred Berxs
C. Lawson
Local Births and Community Events in Litchfield
A 12 pound baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saimon on December 15 at Mrs. Saimon’s parents’ home. A seven pound six ounce son arrived Sunday at Lodi Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hood. John Homan celebrated his third birthday with preschool friends and treats. Mrs. A. Swanker hosts Jolly Quilting club Christmas dinner Friday. The Community Christmas program is Friday at 7 30 PM at the Congregational Church with a treat for local children. Mrs. Win King hosted a gathering for neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jockers
Lakeaunt
the Wood
Mary Street
Lodi
Harry Street
Litchfield
Eastern Stars
Medina
Cornell Starr
Lodi Hospital
Raymond Morgan
Clarissa
Hugh Pelton
Auta Bailey
John Hadaway
Lelia Laboree
Elyria
C. R. Canfield
Halladay
Carrie Scott
Cleveland
Alberta Roe
Carl Beck
Virginia Radie
North Canton
John Radie
Helen Colbrunn
Wm. Spieth
Nettie Colbrunn
Helen
Huntington
W. Va
Irving Brown
Oberlin
Congregational
Arlene Rinfleish
John Hammon
Spieth
Hastings
Hastings Twins
Lewis Psota
Ar Jene Rinfleish
Edith Spradling
Ruth Weubker
Robert Grugle
Norma Werner
Dorothy Giesel
Dorothy Romp
Granze
Winding Road
Baptist
L. Megargee
Troy
Charles Gest
Dwight Klinect
Eileen
Ethel
Evelyn
Westview
J. H. Barnum
Oscar Gest
Bertha Gest
Columbia
Starr Klinnect
Margaret
Luella
Marvin
Berea
Belden
Harold Lang
Walter Horn
Mickey Rad
Sharlene Wise
Frances Schriver
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
Escella Aldrich
M. Dietrich
Ed Whitcomb
J. D. Mennell
C. D. Lehman
Merle Lehman
Nadine
Sonny
Daniel Belden
Elia Reichard
John Winnect
Ida Puch
Arthur Abram
George Zacharias
Valley Vito
W. D. Johnson
Irvin Benton
E. FE. Durkee
Irin Durkee
Eaton
F. E. Sehriver
E R. Mennell
St. Louis
Eldon
Kansas City
Herrington
Kansas
San Antonio
Texas
Los Angeles
Calif
Hugh Summerton
Norman Stralau
Ridgeville
Ed Mack
Stella
Anna Pijor
Thomas Pijor
F. L. Chamberlain
Elton
Bar Village
W. P. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Josephine Chamberlain
J. B. Finlayson
Jennie Lechner
Walter Dubs
E. W. Reichard
Clifford Schultz
Fred Koepp
John Weller
Elsie Schriver
Gilbert Diedrick and Son
Lemon Findley
Knights
E. P
Rose Mantz
Sharon Center
Martin Weidrick
Harry Hange
T. D. Auble
Lakewood
Irena Auble
Will Barrett
Verna Aukermen
Barrett
Daugter
Walter Rook
Clarence Dague
Arthur Rice
Robert
Jacob Hange
Chatham
Beulah Woods
Clara Woods
Charles Fuller
River Corners
Catherine Fuiller
Nellie Bail
Frank Rice
E. C. Jefferies
Derr Bowman
Agnes White
Orlo White
Forest Larkey
Carl Reusser
John Bechtel
Murray Ridge
Walter Bennett
W. D. Whitney
Laverne of
Spencer
Mary Becker
John Mayes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Myron Ries
Barbara Hilberg
John Born
George Becker
Genenabell
Adaline
Theodore Ries
Myron
Warren Cowen
Warren
Albert Reusser
Parma
Earl Stafford
Elizabeth Vetter
Elmer Portman
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Frank Saimon
Saimon
Albert Deitz
Norbert Hood
John Homan
Santa Claus
Joan
A. Swanker
Jolly Quilting Club
Congregational Church
South Ridge Grange delegates attend State Convention
Mr and Mrs George Knittle returned from Columbus after attending the State Grange Convention where Mr Knittle served as Hickory Tree Grange Amherest delegate. South Ridge School had ten percent representation to register in Elyria Saturday and will share equally in prize money from the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
George Knittle
Columbus
Knittle
Hickory Tree Grange
South Ridge School
Theix
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Peabodys Confined by Quinsy Illness
Mr and Mrs Clarence Peabody are confined to their home suffering from quinsy, a throat infection. They are listed as ill in the community health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Clarence Peabody
Return Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs Sadie Real returned home after a visit with sister and family in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Clyde Savers hosted. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Conrad Reinhardt of Amherat and Misses Jean Bernice Yarka and William Peabody from Elyra with Chester Haag of Schramm road. Oliver Kolbe and daughter Ay Middie Mage welcomed guests for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Real
Mrs
Clyde Savers
Cleveland
Conrad Reinhardt
Amherat
Gueuta
Frank Laraway
Jean
Bernice Yarka
William Peabody
Elyra
Chester Haag
Schramm Road
Smith-Peabody
Oliver Kolbe
Ay Middie Mage
Knittle Home Hosts Weekend Visitor Return
Last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle relatives gathered. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beal with daughter Rose Mary of Elyria visited Mrs. Sadie Beal and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knittle
Harvey Miller
Spencer
Howard Beal
Rose Mary
Elyria
Sadie Beal
Harold Beal
Laf-a-Lot Card Club Hosts Fourth Regular Meeting
The Laf a Lot Card Club held its fourth regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek north of Erhart Ohio. Three tables of Hearts produced a ten game series with high and low score prizes and a luncheon. Guests included Arthur Kaiser Clarence Peterson Medina Arthur Maxworthy Seldon Armbruster Horace Humm and Charles Gross. Seldon Armbruster won high score, Mrs. Seldon Armbruster low. The next meeting is Jan 6 at the Armbruster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Ohio
Norman Derek
Here
Arthur Kaiser
Clarence Peterson
Medina
Arthur Maxworthy
Seldon Armbruster
Horace J. Humm
Charles Gross
Death notices: Joan F. Gravenstetter buried at St. Martins
Joan F. Gravenstetter died suddenly at home last Sunday. He is buried at St. Martins Cemetery on Wednesday December 19 at nine A M. He was sixty five and two months old. Survived by wife Mary and six children Lila Neff Medina Elizabeth Strass Cleveland Elenora Miller Wooster Frank at home John Vermouth Ambrose Litchfield D 3. Longacre and son of Medina led funeral rites. Rev Fr J M Ritter presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Gravenstetter
Here
St. Martins
Gravenstetter
Mary
Lila Neff
Medina
Elizabeth Strass
Cleveland
Elenora Miller
Wooster
Frank
John
Vermouth
Ambrose
Litchfield
Longacre
Son
J. M. Ritter
St. Martin's Church
Stolen Ford Recovered in Village on Route 57
A Ford coach reported stolen from Painesville Ohio on December 17 was recovered in the village on Route 57 the next morning after being abandoned by two unknown men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Painesville
Ohio
Wedding Anniversary Guests Gather From Near and Far
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross entertained visitors and dinner guests for their wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Keehler and family of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Max Keehler and family of Fenns Corners, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek of Valley City, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Craft of Cleveland, Robert Cole of Medina, Joan Keller of Mandan, N D, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keehler of Cleveland, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gross
Louis Keehler
Cleveland
Max Keehler
Fenns Corners
Norman Derek
Valley City
Homer Craft
Robert Cole
Medina
Joan Keller
Mandan
N. D
Carl Keehler
William Baker Family At Fenns Corners Celebration
Mr and Mrs Gross presented a beautiful piece of silver to the William Baker family of Fenns Corners in honor of a happy occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Fenns Corners
Visit Highlights From Local Households
A series of social visits occupied local households last week. John Kelier of Mandan joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starr and daughter Betty visited Oswald Meyer. several guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Chritzlow and Mrs. Charles Wagner called on Albert Spie th. Mr. and Mrs. Gravenstetter and daughter Margaret stayed with W. G. Miller. H. M. Dowdell joined Medina visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelier
Mandan
NX. N
Charles Gross
Charles Starr
Betty
Cleveland
Oswald Meyer
John Chritzlow
Wieden
Charles Wagner
Lakewood
Thomas Volk
Alice
Helen Wagner
Albert Spieth
John Gravenastetter, Jr
Margaret
Vermouth
Gravenstetter
W. G. Miller
H. M. Dowdell
Medina
Barnsdale Haury
Whitey the Mexican War horse and political symbol
The old Whitey horse ridden by Gen. Taylor in the Mexican War became a political symbol that aided Taylor’s rise and election to the Presidency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Addison
Forgins
Sam Orr
K. C. Rice
Leah Rice
Charles Touby
Rebecca Heilman
del Gault
K. M. Weildrick
Tireva Auble
John Rice
Mansfield
Simon Rice
Milton Haulke
Nelson Fuller
Henrietta
G. M. Snyder
Lester Husted
Corinne
John Kirk
Robert Bradley
Kipton
Merrick
John Baumay
Samuel Haetzel
Mariam
Esther
Glenn Davis
Shirley Unger
Constance Barck
Amfirst
George Miner
Gene
John Cgaisendoerfer
Martha
Melvin Unger
Phillip Battenhouse
L. E. Barnard
Oberlin Granze Hal
Carl McAlpine
Penfield
Lloyd Ashby
Russell Krueger
D. J. Campbell
E. Harlor
J. C. Davidson
Frank Krueger i Jr
Amherst
Unterspauh
Henriettta
Earnest Brooks
Duncan Falls
Charles Brooks
Hutchinson
George Farr
Shool
Gravvenstetter Funeral
Big Mountain
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