Will and Estates Divide in Dark Family Feud
Eleanor Matthews confronts Claire over a will that leaves the bulk of the estate to Claire, while Eleanor schemes to block Gerry Kentwell’s marriage. Claire protests, contemplates fleeing, and Eleanor slaps her, vowing to distance herself from the fortune as headlines announce the broken engagement. The scene ends with Claire packing to leave, while Eleanor publicizes the off engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Dad
Dave Terrant
Eleanor
Gerald Kentnell
Lady Kentwell
Kentwells
Gerry
Teresa
Lord Kentwell
Neighborly Club Plans Tenth Anniversary Dinner
Dover reports the Neighborly Club met at Elizabeth Mills home. plans were made for a dinner at the U. W. S. hall to mark the club's tenth anniversary. The Pinochle Club was hosted by Ella Gough on Porter Road. prizes were won by Charles Cradwick, Dorothy Mills, and Helen Fauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mills
U. W. S. Hall
Ella Gough
Porter Road
Charles Cradwick
Dorothy Mills
Helen Fauver
Luncheon Card Party Aids P T A Benefit
Mrs Gretchen Humphrey hosted a luncheon card party at her home to raise funds for the P T A. About thirty guests attended and table prizes were distributed. Various local residents were noted at events and visits, including farewells, hospital trips, and family gatherings in Cleveland and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Humphrey
P.T. A
E. G. Geiger
J. Neville
Cleveland
Lena Stevenson
Florida
Margaret Nelon
Charles Dybie
Carl Arnold
Fairview
Clifford Geizers
Joe Delaney
Fairview Hospital
F. H. Geiger
Lorain
Donald Roig
Lakewood Hospital
Local Notes Reportfamily visits and gatherings
Everett Simonds returned home after weeks with his son and family in Long Island. Mrs. Allen eats in the city for her sick grandson with influenza. The Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Stenich’s Columbia Road home with twenty five present and a noon lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sperry plan a trip to Pennsylvania where he has worked three years. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dietz on Bradley Road. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Geiger visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Simonds
Long Island
Clarence Dietz
Bradley Road
C. R. Geiger
Charles Jenkins
Sullivan News Notes Congregational Ladies Meet in Sullivan
The Sullivan division of the Ladies of the Congregational Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hilton Arodt leading and Mrs. Vaushna as organizer. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Abram included Mrs Abvanes mother Mrs Searles and Mr and Mrs Robert Scarles among others.
Medina residents noted in social snippet
Earl Neptune, Charles Lusch, and others of Medina are mentioned alongside updates on G. F. Garver's illness. Congratulations are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chapman of Huntington, formerly Mrs. Yahnke of Sullivan. Mrs. Strock and Miss Faye Taylor of Wooster visited Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Neptune
Charles Lusch
Medina
G. F. Garver
Harvey Chapman
Huntington
Home Coming Committee Names Officers for August Event
The home coming committee met Friday evening and elected officers: President C. M. McConnell, Vice President O. C. Arndt, Treasurer Amos Freyman, and Secretary Mrs. William McAdoo. Executive committee includes J. N. Ringler, Rev. Davids, Rev. Nance, Mrs. Cloyd Smith, Supt. Charles Lindecamp, Prof. Henderson, W. E. Richards, and Mrs. A. B. Cummings. Date to be set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. McConnell
O. C. Arndt
Amos Freyman
William McAdoo
J. N. Ringler
Davids
Nance
Cloyd Smith
Charles Lindecamp
Henderson
W. E. Richards
Dakin hopes to resume studies despite ankle injury
Billy Dakin, with his ankle in a cast and using crutches, hopes to continue his studies. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Post in Wooster included Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith and son Lloyd, Mrs. Nora Barone of Sullivan, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Sooy of Wellington. Mr. Post recently returned from hospital after spinal trouble. Rev. and Mrs. Davids and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Smith and son Liord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dakin
J. T. Smith
Lloyd
Nora Barone
Sullivan
Max Sooy
Wellington
Bill Post
Wooster
Post
Davids
LeRoy Taylor
Taylor Smith
Son Liord
Spencer Thimble Sisters Aid January Meeting Held
The Spencer Thimble Sisters of the M. E. church Aid held its January meeting on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Nelson Fuller in attendance. The business session was followed by a social time and refreshments provided by the entering committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Thimble Sisters
The
M. E. Church Aid
Nelson Fuller
Fidelity Sunday School Class Meets for Bible Study
The Fidelity Sunday School class of the Baptist church held its regular Tuesday meeting led by member Mrs Walter Boone. The session included Bible study and discussion followed by a social time and refreshments. The class will reconvene in four weeks for Bible review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Sunday School
the Baptist Church
Walter Boone
Elect Church Officers At Last M E Church Board Meeting
At the last meeting of the M E Church board the following were chosen for officer roles and committee assignments. Details list names and positions as reported in the church roster and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church Board
WPA Workers to Repair Elyria School Buildings
A WPA crew will repair and maintain Elyria schools starting today, with projects at Garfield School and Jefferson Junior High. The total cost is about 8177 dollars, funded 6200 by WPA and 1900 for materials by the board. labor costs are WPA covered. An estimated 10 to 18 workers may be employed over two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Elyria
W. O. McClellan
Garford School
Jefferson Junior High School
Board of Education
McClellan
School officers elected in local association slate
Officers were elected for the organization including general superintendent R V Cohagen and adult superintendent Donald Brouse. Others chosen include junior superintendent Mrs Roy Stroup, primary superintendent Miss Santa Broward, home department superintendent Mrs Bertha Broward, cradle roll superintendent Mrs Asa Firestone, secretary Miss Bety Jackson and Agnes White, treasurer Miss Wretha Brouse, missionary treasurer Mrs Isse Miller, librarian Jean White and Phyllis Hardley, temperance chairman Wayne Messner, pianist Mrs Lee Stroup, chorister Ralph Waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficers
R. V. Cohagen
Donald Brouse
Roy Stroup
Local Family Updates and Illnesses Across Town
Mr and Mrs Clyde Howe learn their son James is ill with flu at Ports mouth W hospital. Mrs P J Rowe goes to West Salem to assist Sherman Zehimer family. Milton Wolf, railroad worker, transfers to Sharon Center with plans to relocate. T J Curtice and Dean Regal work at Wellington Foundry. Ray Brouse and family visit from Elyria to see Frank and Bert Brouse. Mrs Bert Myers travels to Medina for daughter Jays illness. Frank Aldrich remains under doctor care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Howe
James
Portsmouth W
P. J. Rowe
West Salem
Sherman Zehimer
Milton Wolf
Sharon Center
T. J. Curtice
Dean Regal
Wellington
Ray Brouse
Elyria
Frank Brouse
Fred Brown
Bert Myers
Medina
Jay Mantz
Frank Aldrich
Local social news from Morgan Dirlam area events
Mrs. George Fuller and son Clyde of Ruggles Corners visited. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Rodel of Wellington attended the WH M Society meeting at Mrs. Walter Boone's home. Mrs. N L Johnson of Cambridge stayed two weeks with son Forest Johnson. Glenn Firestone Harry Greatham Peter Formeca and Neal Rickel joined the Morgan Dirlam Post American Legion gathering in Wellington. Rev J G Koontz and Epworth League group attended the mid year Institute in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuller
Clyde
Ruggles Corners
Milton Wolf
Nichols
Rodel
Wellington
WH. M. Society
Walter Boone
N. L. Johnson
Cambridge
Forest Johnson
Glenn Firestone
Harry Greetham
Peter Formeca
Neal Rickel
Mountain Life Talk At Ontario Reveals Kentucky Ways
Rey Koontz delivered an illustrated talk on Mountain Life and Ways at Kentucky at the M E church in Ontario Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Cook of Elyria hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Howard McCourt. Mrs Lucy Gross hosted visits from Mrs R G Parks of Wellington and others. Miss Vira Bechtel accepted a nursing position at Wayne County Home near Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Koontz
Ontario
Ohio
Rey Koontz
Kentucky
M E
Henry Cook
Elyria
Howard McCourt
R. G. Parks
Wellington
Lucy Gross
Dudley Finkle
Alfred Fuller
Vira Bechtel
Wayne County
Wooster
Hendricks Rites Held for Mrs Alice Hendricks
Mrs Alice Hendricks died at her home after a brief illness. Funeral services were at the residence with Rev J G Koontz and Rev L J Quade officiating. Burial followed in Spencer. She leaves a daughter Maud and two sons Arleigh and Harry of Spencer, five grandsons and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hendricks
J. G. Koontz
L. J. Quade
Spencer
Eight girls cause Bend traffic jam selling magazines
In Bend Oregon eight girls seeking college tuition sold magazines in the business district blocking cars and prompting near accidents. Police brought them to headquarters and the chief barred the group from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ore
Lincoln's Moment of Law Found in Barrel Mystery
A young Abraham Lincoln ran a country store and bought a barrel of unexamined goods. Hidden at the bottom was a two volume set of Blackstone's Commentaries on the Law. Reading it there inspired him to become a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
The Share of Labor and Its True Value
An analysis of the distribution of the social income between labor and capital. In 1929 wages and salaries comprised about 77 percent of the net value product, while capital held about 23 percent. Depreciation, rent, taxes, and bad debts reduce the true product, with Kuznets data cited. A supplementary study notes wages absorbed more than net value during the Depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Simon Kuznets
United States Department of Commerce
Department
Kipling
Chronicles of Sanctuary Violations and Punishments
A fragment notes a principle privileging sanctuary rights within certain places and declares the gravest punishment for those who violate it, signaling a strict historical stance on sacred asylum and its enforcement.
Carlisle Turkey Dinner Benefit at East Carlisle School
The P T A of East Carlisle School will host a turkey dinner Thursday at 6:00 p.m. in the school basement to raise funds. Mrs A H Goodspeed leads arrangements with a committee of fourteen helpers and waitresses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle
P.T. A
A. H. Goodspeed
Valentine Benefit Dance Hosted by Kappa Tau Sigma
The Young Women’s Chorus of Carlisle sponsors a Valentine Benefit Dance on Friday night February 5 at Wurst Hall Elyria. The Hunt Orchestra of Cleveland will provide modern and old time dancing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau Sigma
Young Women's Chorus of
Carlisle
Wurst Hall
Elyria
Hunt Game Orchestra
Cleveland
Mothersingers Meet at East Carlisle Social Evening
Photographs of infancy from a bygone era were shared at the East Carlisle Mothersingers gathering hosted by Mrs. Earl Wurst on Butternut Ridge Road. Mrs. Henry Schildt won first prize for correctly identifying 27 of 29 photos. A second business meeting followed. the group voted to donate five dollars to flood relief via the Red Cross. Founders Day plans for the P T A were outlined for February 12 with Mrs. Hurlbut directing events and Mrs. Greig as music chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Earl Wurst
Butternut Ridge Road
Henry Schildt
Mothersingers
American Red Cross
H. Manly Hurlbut
P.T. A
East Carlisle Community Club Raises Relief Funds
Members voted ten dollars for flood refugees relief to the American Red Cross at Friday’s Carlisle School meeting. William A. Rennie, president, named Earl Wurst program chairman with KF. D. Anton and Frank Harrison assisting. Mrs. Henry Schudt chaired refreshments with Mrs. Clayton E. Smith, John Rose, and Harley Haskins. Fifty attended with bridge won by Mrs. H. H. Greze and pedro by Mrs. Henry Schildt. Lunch served by Mrs. E. D. Anton’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
H. H. Greze
Pedro
Henry Schildt
E. D. Anton
East Carlisle Pupils Stage The Lost Child at School
Pupil actors presented the dramatic skit The Lost Child at Carlisle School on Grafton Road with the Dramatic Club guiding the performance. Coach Mrs Neher oversaw the Friday program with Robert Miller introducing Lucille Ruswell Agnes Miller and June Bruce presenting readings and a slate of musical numbers by Donna Mae Norsworthy Lily Bungart Dorothy Smith and Geraldine Hange. Saturday morning six seventh and eighth grade girls sang as part of county contest at Clearview School. Cast includes Teddy Robert Fling Marzaret Dora Hopkins Mr Jones Helen Goodspeed Mollie Dolores Thompson Grandma Lucille Boswell Grandpa Carl Shaffstall Hans Junior Brickman Messen ger Boy Leland Hardy Minister Albert Kuehne Policeman Oswald Polson Mrs Cooper Frances Krabec Chinaman Dick Yoo Beth Nichols. Rev Thomas Hughes delivered A Deeper Sense of Obligation at La Porte M E Church citing St Matthew 25 focusing on personal conscience balancing privilege and duty. Mrs James E Dewhurst and Mrs R N Fox sang God's Will with Miss Mary Fox accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Carlisle
Grafton Road
Neher
Robert Miller
Lucille Ruswell
Agnes Miller
June Bruce
Donna Mae Norsworthy
Liile Bungart
Dorothy Smith
Geraldine Hange
Lylle Bungart
County Trrout
Clearview School
Misses Doris
Beth Nichole
Elizabeth Robson
Geraldine Hawke
Helen Goodspeed
Teddy
Robert Fling
Marzaret
Dora Hopkins
Mr. Jones
Jimmy Jackson
Mrs. Jones
Mollie
Dolores Thompson
Lucille Boswell
Grandpa
Carl Shaffstall
Hans
Junior Brickman
Leland Hardy
Albert Kuehne
Oswald Polson
Beth Nichols
What to Feed the Bird Dog in Hectic Hunting Seasons
A practical guide on feeding bird dogs, stressing the energy demands of training and hunting. It covers puppy diets, feeding frequencies, safe foods, and cautions against canned meat spoilage, plus tips for pre hunt nutrition and post hunt care to keep dogs strong and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Model Railroad Guild Forms for Scale Locomotives
Builders of model railroads met at William A. Rennie’s home Thursday night to form the Model Railroad Guild. The club aims to advance building of standard scales 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch gauge rolling stock. Members must be over 12, with Rennie serving as secretary-treasurer and welcoming new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Rennie
William Rennie
Elyria Memorial Hospital Birth and Social Visits Report
A week of social visits in Elyria includes Goodspeed visiting Detroit relatives, a newborn at Elyria Memorial Hospital and parents Mrs Falkner and Mr McMullan at their home. Nearby, bridge club hosts and guests from Cleveland Elyria and Valley City share Sunday dinners and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Goodspeed
Detroit
Frances Falkner
Marion McMullen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Earl Wurst
Harriet Kiooz
Elyria
J. Kristof
Grafton Road
Billy
Kristof
Harley Klooz
Valley City
H. H. Greeg
Joyce
E. D. Adams
Lake Avenue
William Reanie
Hollis Whitmore
Justice as Foundation of Political Life
A concise assertion foregrounds justice as the core principle underpinning sound political life, linking fair governance to stable public affairs and civic responsibility. The statement emphasizes virtue and rule of law as essential to polity.
Outdoor sports questions invited by North American club
Copyright 1936 notice from the North American Sportsman's Club invites readers to submit questions about hunting fishing trap shooting and other outdoor activities. It provides mailing details to the North American Sportsman's Bureau at the Wrigley Building Chicago Illinois and directs questions to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Sportsman's Club, Inc
North American Sportsman’s Bureau
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Ill
Indians of Mexico bargaining custom and sport noted
The text discusses a Mexican custom where bargaining is a sport and locals become unhappy if a customer refuses to bargain. It cites the opening move as the customer hearing the statement This is the asking price you offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Local Advert: C W Philips Praggtet and Crandall Drugelst Ad
An old classified ad fragment lists C W Philips Praggtet and A A Crandall Drugelst. The sparse text suggests a short commercial notice from a historic newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Philips
Praggtet
A. A. Crandall
Drugelst
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Leanor Matthews
Fifth Avenue
Sheila
Phyllis
Gene Briggs
Mr.Terrant
Hunt Williams
Gene
Ward
Paul
London
Shome
Ranger
Hunt Wiliams
Mr Terrant
Charlie
Dover
XEWS
Fidelity S. S. Class
Hendrick
J. E. Lerossignol
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Laura I. Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York, N. d
Valentine Dance
Thomas Hughes
la Porte M. E
Cat Jonneonm Crom Jeeeur
Wannin Mite Roecay Paes
Ozark Ripley
Americas
Osanna Moriee
Manny McQuinn
Ban
Rowineon Moennos
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Adlerika
W. L. Williams
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