New York Dreams and Hidden Rooms Unite Two Friends
Marcia, fresh from Mitchelfield, visits New York with Connie and plans to stay at her house after meeting Mrs. Deitz. She prepares for an evening with Percy DuMott, wearing a Detroit dress linked to Turner Gilmore, while pondering Broadway theater and a distant murder mystery surrounding Turner.
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Tion
Marcia
Meyer L
Connie
Coonie
Marche
Detroit
New York
Turner Gilmore
Turner
DuMont
Broadway
A Romance in Park Avenue Dining Scene
In a Park Avenue restaurant Marcia and Mr DuMott exchange compliments as she explores her own bold fashion and he hails her beauty. He offers to arrange a room at a high rate while she contemplates moving in with Connie Deitz and her family, seeking a simple home over the allure of New York lodging. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
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New York
Connie Deitz
Connie
Mr. DuMott
Old Home Town Social Notes From Elyria and Vicinity
Evlyn Heinzerling Myron Ness and Carl Becker visited Will Baker in Kip ton on Thursday. Vermilion visitor Chas Craft called Monday. Grace and Arnold Heinzerling of Elyria spent Friday with Arnold and Evelyn Heinzerling. Harry Boyd and relatives visited Monday. A Goldthorpes Cottage card party drew guests including George Lattiman Herman Webber Harold Lattiman Evelyn Heinzerling Henry Schaffer and others. Ralph Prince of Cleveland spent Monday with Edwin Prince Jr. Elyria visitors G F Miller and wife called on Tuesday. Robina Boyce Lorain spent Sunday with Florence Welz. Ralph Kuhman and son of Henrietta visited W W Lawrence Tuesday night.
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Chas. Craft
Grace Heinzerling
Arnold Heinzerling
Elyria
Evelyn Heinzerling
Harry Boyd
Vincent
Goldthorpes' Cottage
George Lattiman
Herman Webber
Harold Lattiman
Henry Schaffer
Mr. Schram
Carl Schlecter
Birmingham Church Notes Sunday Services
Church notices from Birmingham Ohio list Sunday morning services at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:00 led by Rev. George T. Hanna with Martin Bergin as superintendent and Mrs. Mayme as pianist. Special music planned during both church and Sunday school. attendees urged to be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
George T. Hanna
Martin Bergin
Mayme
Birmingham Firemen Hold February Meeting at Town Hall
The Birmingham volunteer fire men met Tuesday evening February 2 at the town hall. President Edwin H. Howe led a long business session focused on fundraising. The next meeting is set for March 7 at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham High School Honor Roll Scholars Named
County superintendent B L Pierca of Sandusky visited the Birmingham school for the first semester honor roll. Listed students include Ester Broughton Lucille Smith Julius Krebs Edward Schmidt Earl Cogan Joe Razen Wilma Davidson and Emma Taper with four Bs or better and top grades.
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School News
B. L. Pierca
Sandusky
Birmingham
R. Ester Broughton
Lucille Smithenberger
Julius Krebs
Edward Schmidt
Earl Cohagen
Ham school to stage Washington Bi Centennial program
Ham school will hold a semi monthly meeting on Monday February 1 to plan a community program by Birmingham grade and high school students. The event honoring the Washington Bi Centennial will be held at the school building in the evening with the final date announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham School
Birmingham
Washington
School Board Holds Organizational Meeting for Year
On the first Monday in January the board organized with Duane Burrows elected president Richard Brechmaenher vice president and George Baker as clerk. Chas Humm replaced Andrew Ortner as member and William Brill retained his seat after last fall’s election. Members sworn in by the clerk. Regular meetings are the third Wednesday each month alternating between Florence and Birmingham school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Duane Burrows
Richard Brechmaenher
George&. Baker
Chas. Humm
Andrew Ortner
William Brill
Florence and Birmingham
Honor Roll Spelling Pupils Named for Second Grade
Margaret Paller Olga Zukowski Wilbur Fleming Herbert Long Jessie Mae Wickline and Andrew Ortner made the honor roll in spelling Miss Margaret Schneider reports a perfect attendance record in the Primary room except for Leroy Hall who was absent due to sickness.
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Srade
Margaret Paller
Olga Zukowski
Wilbur Fleming
Herbert Long
Jessie Mae Wickline
Andrew Ortner
Margaret Schneider
Leroy Hall
Intermediate Room Absentees Reported by Teacher Berneida Hacker
Miss Berneida Hacker, teacher of the Intermediate, reports thirteen pupils absent. The notice lists the class as lacking a portion of its usual attendance.
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Berneida Hacker
Pupils Begin Geography and Hygiene Studies
The third grade starts Geography while the fifth grade takes Hygiene this term. Hygiene students are creating health rule booklets.
Grammar Room Students Pass Examinations and Sixth Graders Aim for Festival
R Dean Marshall reports all sixth graders passed their exams and hope to attend the County Festival. The Ladies Aid of the Birmingham Church met for a March planning session to fundraise for the Air Fund. next meeting March 2 hosted by Mrs Normandy with Easter verses as roll calls.
Entertaining Sunday Dinner Guests From Henrietta
George Lattimen entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Lattimen and daughter Mary Vivian Mr and Mrs John Bohn and children Theodore and Hazel Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and daughter Barbara all of Henrietta and Theodore Lattiman and children of this place.
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George Lattimen
Fred Lattimen
Mary Vivian
John Bohn
Theodore
Hazel
Ray Brown
Barbara
Henrietta
Theodore Lattiman
Fire Burns Through Steam Block Roof in January
Sunday morning January fire broke out in the Steam Block at about 11 o clock. It destroyed the roof on the east end over a feed store and a shoe repair shop. Stock in the feed store dripped with water and machinery in the repair shop was soaked but repairable after cleaning. Fire started from the chimney.
Pastors Plan Union Services in North Olmsted
The pastors from three North Olmsted churches met at Rev. Lewis R. Lowry's home to arrange joint services and strengthen cooperation among congregations.
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North Olmsted
Lewis R. Lowry
Lent Services to Begin February in Local Churches
Two Lent services will be held in each church starting February 11 with Go to Church Sunday planned for February 7. Congregational Stop 45 hosts Feb 11 and March 5, Universalist February 25 and March 17, Claaucue Road Feb 18 and March 10, with a Union communion on March 24. All services are Thursday evenings at 7:00.
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Congregational Church
Universalist
Claaucue
Rehhurch
Clergy Visitation Highlights Congregational Secretary
Attendees at the Clagnue read church morning service heard Rev. Linman H. Royce D D national field secretary of the Congregational church. Rev. Royce was for years Union.
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Clagnue
Lnman H. Royce
D. D
Congregational Church
Royce
The
Congregational Union
Tuesday Study Club Elects Officers
The Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. A. C. Baldwin's home and heard papers read to Mrs. Cora Shaw and Mrs. Hamblin. Mrs. Fred Young spoke on Eskimos. Officers elected were Mrs. Mason Elliott president, Mrs. G. E. Eldridge vice president, Mrs. Fred Young secretary, and Miss Elizabeth Selly treasurer.
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A. C. Baldwin
Cora Shaw
Hamblin
Fred Young Cave
Mason Elliott
G. E. Eldridge
Fred Young
Elizabeth Selly
First Meeting Officers Named for Clague Road Mens Club
At the inaugural meeting of the Clague Road church Mens club Clarence DemalHne was elected president Charles Dalton vice president Fred Reitz treasurer Derrit Sailies secretary and Ed Bow man and T R Stewart chosen to act as Board of Governors.
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Ato
Mens Club
Clague Road Church
Clarence DemalHne
Charles Dalton
Fred Reitz
Derrit Sailies
Ed Bowman
T. R. Stewart
Dinner honors Ida Elton’s 83rd birthday in Olmsted Falls
Mr and Mrs 2 G Hofitzer of Olmsted Falls entertained guests at a dinner party for Ida Elton's 83rd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Elton, a son, Mr and Mrs Warne Seibert, a daughter, and another guest.
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2. G. Hofitzer
Olmsted Fails
Ida Elton
John Elton
Warne Seibert
Card Party Aided by Butternut Ridge PTA held at Mrs Karch's home
Under the Butternut Ridge Parent Teachers Association Mrs Karch of Porter Road will host a progressive card party at her residence on February 10.
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Butternut Ridge
Parent Teachers’ Association
Karch
Porter Road
Paddock Couple Announce Daughter Levena’s Marriage
Mr. and Mrs Roy Paddock announce the marriage of their daughter Levena to Charles Brown Jr of Cleveland on Wednesday January 27 1952. The bride is a graduate nurse from Lakewood Hospital and the groom works for Travelers Insurance Co. They will be at home to friends on Robinhood Avenue Lakewood.
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Roy Paddock
Levena
Charles Brown, Jr
Cleveland
Lakewood Hospital
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Robinhood Avenue
Lakewood
Local Socials and Sports Highlight Royalton Trip
Mr and Mrs G E Stearns hosted two cousins and Mrs Herbert Shenstone of Kalamazoo Michigan. Tom Demaline of Cleveland visited his grandson Carl Shepherd. Keller Watkins hosted Mrs Je rome Naughert and two daughters Eleanor Ann and Alice Carolyn of Columbus. Boy Scouts of the West End met at the church Tuesday. Rey and Mrs Kuhn welcomed Mrs Albert Frank and daughter along with Mr and Mrs E A Brokett and Mrs Cora Graves. High School Boys basketball teams traveled to Royalton for two games and the home team fell in both contests with injuries among North Olmsted players.
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G. E. Stearns
Herbert Shenstone
Kalmazoo
Michigan
Tom Demaline
Cleveland
Carl Shepherd
Barton Road
Keller Watkins
Jerome Naughert
Eanor Ann
Alice Carolyn
Columbus
Ohio
Boy Scouts of the
West End
Rey
Robert Morris Dies Bankrupt After Prison Service
Robert Morris, noted financier of the American Revolution, served a jail sentence and died in bankruptcy, marking the end of a prominent if controversial career.
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Robert Morris
Fire moof asbestos bodies tee automobiles in Kingland
A fragmented note notes asbestos related fire incidents and auto construction in Kingland. It mentions fire events and vehicle production amid unclear details and sparse names or dates.
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Tee Automobiles
Kingland
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Joretta
Chapter
Alarcia
Marcela
Lyust
Mitchelfield
Central Press Association, Inc
Evlyn Heinzerling
Myron Ness
Carl Becker
Will Baker
Kipton
Ralph Kuhman
W. Lawrence
Jessir
Peper UE Bates
Omee
Stanley
Cal Teeters
Joe Razen
Wilma Davidson
Emma Taper
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lorain County
Forestual Care
No. Ridge Road
Oberlin Ave
Township Line Road
N. Olmsted
Juesday Study Club
Mr. and
Mrs
B. Cook
Ryoving
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Mione
Broad Street
Chesterfield
Terhel
Nat Shilkret
Brilliant Orchestra
Alex Gray
Columbia Broadcasting System
Licerri
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