Araminta Chooses Truth Over Hidden Marriage Plan
Araminta, eager for stage fame and torn between Janney Breckenridge and a life with Barney, grapples with a secret marriage demand. After a night of emotional conflict in New York and at home, she rejects a concealed union, insisting on open commitment to Janney and personal self-respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminila Wiliams
Mien
Barney Tyson
Janney Breckenridge
Aéroun
Araminia
Janney
Barney
Aqage
Flise Waotterson
Laa Barney
Tad
Araminta
Elise
New York
Ellse
Maryland
Minta
Jamey
Beulah
Miss Minta
Old Beulah
Returned Missionary Speaks at Loyal Temperance League
Miss Josephine Cobb spoke at the Lake Avenue Loyal Temperance League meeting on Feb 14. President Richard Goll presided, a light attendance was noted, and Helen Osborn of Elyria led organized activities inviting local children to future sessions on the first Tuesday evening each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Josephine Cobb
China
The
Loyal Temperance League
Richard Goll
Helen Osborn
Elyria
Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs King Home
The Lake Avenue Sewing Circle met Thursday at Mrs Albert King’s home. Members used new material to make garments for needy families and Mrs Phelps of Griswold Road invited the group to meet at her home the following Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Lake Avenue
Albert King
Phelps
Griswold Road
North Elyria Grange Meeting Postponed on Cold Evening
The North Elyria Grange met in regular session but postponed degree work due to low attendance from cold weather. Readings by Mrs Arthur Nelding and Mrs Kenneth Smith covered Abraham Lincoln life. Smith also spoke on a farm topic. The next meeting is scheduled for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Arthur Nelding
Kenneth Smith
Abraham Lincoln
Dinner guests share games at Collier home
Mr and Mrs J. B Bechtel of South Ridge and Mr and Mrs W T Coller of Elyria with Mrs Wary Collier and John Garrett visited stop 10 to dine with Mr and Mrs R H Collier on Wednesday evening. The evening featured games. King's orchestra performed at the Grafton Prison Farm on Friday with Mrs King singing two solos and Kenneth Hulse and Gordon Collier each playing violin duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Bechtel
South Ridge
W. T. Coller
Elyria
Wary Collier
John Garrett
Stop 10
R. H. Collier
King's
Grafton Prison Farm
King
Kenneth Hulse
Gordon Collier
Litchfield Clubs Report Social Events and Game
The Litchfield community notes a Benevolent Society sale raising over 11 dollars. The Young People's Club held a meeting at Clyde Bradley's home and played progressive Pedro with prizes awarded to Esther Fromhaugh, Clarence Knopf, Margaret Johnson, Louis Kontendy, Phyllis Everiss, and Robert Rasor. Refreshments followed and events continue Feb 23 at the Bowman home Penfield. A basketball game against Granger closes the season tonight and a faculty party is planned Friday. A surprise birthday party honored Miss Bernice Thompson at her Lakewood home with attendees including Mr and Mrs H C Stephan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Dangelo Sale
Young People’s Club
Clyde Bradley
Pedro
Esther Fromhaugh
Clarence Knopf
Margaret Johnson
Lous Kotrendy
Phyliss Everiss
Robert Rasor
Bowman
Penfield
Granger
Bernice Thompson
Lakewood
H C Stephan
Hildreth Huston
Nellie Clift
C. RR. Canfield
Janet Stephan
Grange elects officers at Friday meeting in Wooster
The second Grange session elected Overseer Clyde Bradley Steward Lawrence Starr Treasurer Harlan Brventon Chaplain E B Oberlitner Assistant Steward Myron Barth Gate Keeper Charles Holmes Lady Assistant Steward Mrs O C Stocker Ceres Mrs Myron Barth Pomona Mrs Clyde Bradley Flora Mrs Nelson Yost and executive committee Claude Holmes two years A O Frombaugh one year Alvin Barth three year Matt Stri elected Legislative Agent Music by four Yoder family members District Day practice attended by H C Stephan Ruth Reutter and Mrs A O Frombaugh District Day set for February 16 at Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Clyde Bradley
Lawrence Starr
Harlan Brventon
E B Oberlitner
Myron Barth
Charles Holmes
O. C. Stocker
Ceres
Pomona
Flora
Nelson Yost
Claude Holmes
A. O. Frombaugh
Alvin Barth
Matt Starr i
Yoder
Guilford
H. C. Stephan
Ruth Reutter
A. O. Fromhaugh
Wooster
Woositer
African Natives Face Casualties From Wildlife Belief
Casualties among African peoples rise due to reliance on charms believed to render them immune from animal attack. The article notes widespread trust in talismans as a factor.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Life-Changing
Mars J. S. Ante of Columbus Ohio says the medicine revived her after extreme fatigue allowing three more births and renewed strength. She started taking it at forty three and now advises others to obtain the product from a drug store and follow directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkam
Mars
J. S. Ante
Allegany Ave
Columbus
Ohio
West Ridge Community Notes and Local Events
Henry Pallas attends Brother Hood meeting at St Pauls Elyria. Mrs Eldred and Ardith attend Amherst Missionary Society. Caroline Sheldon returns to La Grange after months with Sherman Mason family. Oyster supper hosted by D D Club at Kolbe home. Honor roll honors for Elyria High freshman 9 B Alex Toth. Funeral for Lee Schuster held in Eaton. Valentine day observance planned at the school with pupil exchanges. Birthdays celebrated at modest gatherings. Various local visits and club meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Henry Pallas
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
J. PF. Eldred
Ardith
Amherst M K. Missionary Society
F. M. Ffoapkins
Amerst
Caroline Sheldon
la Grange
Sherman Mason
Carl Fow
D. D
Henry Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Alex Toth
Elyria High School
Lee Schuster
Eaton
Merle Penfound
Lucille
Robert
Carlisle
C. C Strickler
Evelyn
Edward
Oberlin Road
Carl Deiditch
la Grange Road
Margeerer
Mildred Pallas
Lenin
Local notes from Spencer Spencer O February
Miscellany from Spencer Spencer O Feb 14 reports residents ill with colds and recovering, a birth announced, visits and hosting at homes, a bridge party with prizes, church society meeting, and a structure fire at Asa Fyrn stone farm damaging the farm house.
Burial of Lee Schuster Remains in Columbia Cemetery
The body of Lee Schuster, son of Addie and the late Jacob Shuster, was brought to Columbia for burial Friday afternoon in the family lot at Columbia cemetery. Local notices include social visits, illness updates, and church event plans among residents such as the Ladies Aid Society meeting on February 16 and a Methodist church supper on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lee Schuster
Addie
Jacob Shuster
Columbia Cemetery
Isaac Arthur
Gerald Crum
Charles Matin
Clyde
Clyde Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. H. Jones
Methodist Parsonage
Serg Wright
Clair Howard
Cora Marsh
Valley City
Morris Vaisex
Eaton
J. H. Bastard
Kenneth Postal
Mary Marsh
Leslie King
Ralph King
Erhart Basketball Game Versus Homer Held at Local Gym
Erhart and Homer school teams met in a basketball schedule game at the Homer gym as part of the current season. The contest added another result to the local season slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Homer School
Araminta Brokers Dreams With A Creator In Morning Studio
In a quiet room Jamney sketches a mystery play inspired by nursery tales for Araminta. He praises her gift for fantasy and hints at more plays to come while noting how her appeal draws admirers and gifts from other men. He muses on fables revealing truth alongside unsettling ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta
Taffy
Jamney
Homer 7 Brunswick 26 in tough Friday game
The Homer team battle with Forier ended 7 to 26 as Homer failed to control the Forier outfit. The loss leaves Homer with two games remaining this season against Stenheld and Brunswick on Friday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasium
Homer
Thee
Stenheld
Brunswick
Tournament coming as Ponruay 18th draws near
A speat of interest is shown for the coming tournament on Ponruay 18th. Our team faces Hipelteyo, the squad that handed one of our biggest defeats this season, and we hope to reverse the result in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponruay
Bors
Fhipelteyo
Cleveland couple visits relatives with dinner guests
Mr and Mrs A dam Guth of Cleveland visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. The party included dinner guests and extended family during a social gathering in the area.
Medina visitors guest at local residents homes
Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Meyer of Medina visited here for Sunday dinner at the home of Albert and Mrs. Meyer. Charles Spieth and friend, and Miss Josephine Sleighball of Medina visited the area. Mr and Mrs. Gravenstetter and daughter Margaret spent Sunday with Mrs. Gravenstetter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Haury of Medina visited the home of the Haurys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Spieth
Joan Gravenstetter, Jr
Margaret
Avon Lake Pulpit Occupied by Rev Powell
Avon Lake on February 14 saw Rev. Wv. W. Powell of Lake Road occupy the pulpit of the United Church. The service drew local congregants and reflected on community faith, with Powell delivering a sermon and addressing parish concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Wv. W. Powell
Lake Road
United
Mallet Creek H. H. Howe Dies in Kipton Ohio
Mallet Creek Ohio February 14 H H Howe of Kipton died at the Lance home in Mallet Creek after a lingering illness from gangrene He had lived with his daughter Mrs R E Lance for five weeks Funeral services were held in Kipton with burial in Kipton cemetery Mrs Howe died last December Mrs R H Eggleston of Lakewood aiding care for three weeks then returned home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Howe
Mallet Creek
Kipton
R. E. Lance
Lance
Howe
R. H. Eggleston
Lakewood
Mr. Howe
Robert R. Clay Becomes Notary Public This Week
Robert R. Clay has been named a notary public in this jurisdiction after receiving his official papers this week. The appointment strengthens local document authentication services for residents and businesses alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Clay
Broadcast Date For Mrs. Harry McGregor on Two Stations
Mrs. Harry McGregor of West Lafayette a niece of Mrs. J C Bricker will broadcast on the Woman's Club Program over W E A O Columbus next Thursday at 2 30 and on Friday at 4 15 over WGAR Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McGregor
West Lafayette
J. C. Bricker
W. E. A. O. Columbus
Woman's Club
WGAR
Cleveland
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Held at Mrs Spice Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant Church gathered Wednesday at Mrs Mary Spice home in Lester for a picnic lunch and sewing. President Mrs John Neufeld announced the next meeting would be held at her home in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Mary Spice
Lester
John Neufeld
Medina man Theodore Foskett named to Ohio bar
Theodore Foskett of Medina son of Mrs Carrie Foskett and class of 1920 H S graduate was among successful applicants for admission to the Ohio bar. He serves as a deputy in the Medina county auditor’s office and will resign in April to practice law. he was the sole Medina County resident to pass the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Foskett
Medina
Carrie Foskett
Bar of
Ohio
Theodore
Medina County
Cottage on A E Lance farm near Medina begins
A. E. Miller and son Glenn begin building the first cottage on the banks of the new lake on the A. E. Lance farm two miles northwest of Medina. The cottage belongs to Sidney Lance of Medina. Mrs Homer Stone has been treated for a finger injury and is under a doctor care. Herbert Stone reports health improvement and will stay from school the rest of the year. Mrs Arsella Dunning and son Raymond of Youngstown visit her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Mellert at Floyd Nettleton's home. Harl Hines and family were guests of his sister Mrs Balsh in Litchfield. Genevive and Geraldine were weekend visitors there. Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker of Medina spent Monday evening at Floyd Nettleton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Miller
Glenn
A. E. Lance
Medina
Sidney Lance
Homer Stone
Herbert Stone
Arsella Dunning
Raymond
Youngstown
Edward Mellert
Floyd Nettleton
Harl Hines
Balsh
Litchfield
Genevive
Geraldine
Ralph Parker
Rochester Briefs Reflect Weekend Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Shirley Gill of Cleveland visited relatives here Thursday. Mrs Cleo Crittenden returned home after helping care for a nephew's baby with pneumonia. Mrs Wim Tudor came from Oberlin to spend the week. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and son visited Park Doyler. Ashtabula visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Grummitt called on Mrs Harry Stebsins. Akron guests Mr and Mrs George Cowie Mrs Esther McCauley and Norman Betteridge stayed with Nora Chamberlain. Cowie called on his mother Dell Simmons. W A Crandall and son Roy from Elyria were in town on business. D C Mann reports the loss of and son Billy were Sunday dinner guests of Eugene Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Gill
Cleveland
Cleo Crittenden
Raymond
Clarksfield
Wim. Tudor
Oberlin
Harry Miller
Park Doyler
Harry Grummitt
Ashtabula
Harry Stebsins
George Cowie
Esther McCauley
Norman Betteridge
Akron
Nora Chamberlain
Cowie
Dell Simmons
W. A. Crandall
Roy
Elyria
D. C. Mann
Brothren Church Pastor Absent Lorain Sermons Preached
The Lorain church held both morning and evening services with Brothern church in Lorain preaching due to the absence of Pastor Rev W Barton leaving services covered by another preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Rev
W. Barton
Congregational Church Hostess For Wednesday Meeting
Mrs I G Heider will be host to the Religious Educational Committee at her home Wednesday forenoon. The committee includes Mrs Pianville Dunlap, Mrs Dwight Easty and Mrs John Britton, with the hostess chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G Heider
Congregational Church
Pianville Dunlap
Dwight Easty
John Britton
Fortnightly Club Meets at Kubachs on Rice Drive
The Fortnightly Club gathered Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kubach home on Rice Drive. Bridge was played with honors awarded to Miss Nina Dunning and Curtis Duff. Lunch was served. In two weeks Mr. and Mrs. James Deasy will host the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kubach
Rice Drive
Nina Dunning
Curtis Duff
James Deasy
Weidenkiopf Host Bridge Club Night at Lake Reid Home
Mr and Mrs Burt Weiden kiopf entertained the Sore Bridge Club at their Lake Reid residence on Saturday evening. Prizes went to Mrs T Hutcheson Mrs F I Terman and Mrs A B Cousin Otto Katter Henry Morris Bloomfeld and Ed Dechant. Lunches were served. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Morris Bloomfield will host the club as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Weidenkiopf
Lake Reid
Sore Bridge Club
T Hutcheson
Fiterman
A. B. Cousin
Otto Katterhenry
Morris Bloomfeld
Ed Dechant
Morris Bloomfield
Dinner Guests Include Berea and Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. R Ha Faye of Berea host dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Schabel, Mr. and Mrs William Franklin, and daughter Katherine joining as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R HA Faye
Berea
William Schabel
William Franklin
Katherine
Neighborhood News Roundup in Avon and Nearby
Joseph Walker of Cleveland was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Walker on Center Road. Kenneth Drake and Mrs Mabel Hunter visited friends in New Philadelphia Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Kuhn with Eleanor and Buddy Kuhn visited Mrs Charles Kuhn on Lake Road. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hutcheson of Parma attended a bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Burt Weidenkropf Saturday evening. Teddy Weber visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Mehling in Avon. Mrs Ed Mitchell and daughter Rosalind were Sunday guests of cousins Mr and Mrs Don Rounds at Penfield Junction. Avon Lake attended the Pioneers dance in Avon Saturday evening. Mrs Ralph Hubert of Nagle Road will host a Holy Trinity church sewing circle gathering in Avon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Cleveland
Alvin Walker
Center Road
Kenneth Drake
Mabel Hunter
New Philadelphia
George Kuhn
Eleanor
Buddy
Charles Kuhn
Lake Road
Thomas Hutcheson
Parma
Burt Weidenkropf
Teddy Weber
Battery Stolen From Car After Open Garage Doors
The car battery was removed reportedly after garage doors were found open midweek. The owner noticed the car would not start Saturday morning and an inspection confirmed the battery was missing.
Township Pest Hunt Ends In East Side Victory
Last Saturday concluded a 10 day pest drive across the township split by State street into East and West sides. The East side won by 346 points in a scoring system counting 5 mice or sparrows equals 1 point and 1 rat or 1 hawk or 1 owl equals 5 points. Totals showed 1 375 rats 5 hawks 5 owls and 2 365 sparrows and mice. An oyster supper will follow at the Methodist church basement on Saturday evening Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Avon Hostess To Club Members
EB and A Club members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip Gerhart on Detroit Road in Avon for a Saturday evening of 12 games of Pedro. High scores were led by Miss Kathryn Schneider of Elyria and John Alten with others including Mrs Peter Forthoffer Thomas Schneider Mrs John Alten and Frank Kuchenreit her. Seventeen guests enjoyed a luncheon and Mr and Mrs John M Alten will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Philip Gerhart
Detroit Road
Pedro
Kathryn Schneider
Elyria
John Alten
Peter Forthofer
Thomas Schneider
Frank Ekuchenreither
John M. Alten
Local Social News Highlights From Lorain and Nearby
Miss M A Webber remains confined at home due to illness. Mrs John Knipper and Mrs Frank Knipper visited Ann Knipper in Lorain. Agnes Bentley of Lorain spent the weekend with E W Beidler and family. Otto Schroeder and Beatrice of Amherst visited the Duke and Clara Lescher. James Russell hosted friends with Elsie Boehmke of Cleveland as a guest. Joseph Knipper and Frank Knipper dined with Christ Myers in Cleveland. Onna Reisinger spent weekend with friends in Valley City. Asa Rash hosted visitors from Lorain. Rose Gates, recently ill, is able to go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knipper
Frank Knipper
Ann Knipper
Lorain
Agnes Bentley
E. W. Beidler
Otto Schroeder
Beatrice
Amherst
Duke Lescher
Clara Lescher
James Russell
Asa Rash
Rose Gates
Deer and other big game counts in Montana forests in 1932
Forest service tallies show Montana national forests held about 50 000 deer in 1932 down from 62 310 in 1931. Elk numbered 16 118, moose 1 821, mountain sheep 1 883, mountain goats 4 220, antelope 876, with black bears 5 834 and grizzlies 421, all but bears up from 1931 except deer and bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Forest Service
Admiral Bostwick Retires After 64 Years Service
Admiral Lucius A. Bostwick, commandant of the fourth Naval District at League Island, retires at 64 and urges keeping the fleet at full strength within international limits. He had criticized Congress three days earlier for not maintaining an adequate navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lucius A. Bostwick
Fourth Naval District
League Island Navy Yard
Bostwick
Congres
Oldest Free School Enters 298th Year in Boston
Boston Latin School, the nation’s oldest free public school, marks its 298th year. Notable alumni include Cotton Mather, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Charles Sumner, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett Hale, and Charles W. Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Latin School
Cotton Mather
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Charles Sumner
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edward Everett Hale
Charles W. Eliiot
History of mankind and pursuit of ideals
The history of mankind is in teresting in proportion as it pic tures our fellow-men in pursuit of an ideal.
How Writes Learns His Profession
Garry C Myers argues young writers should study models like Stevenson and Franklin by reading aloud and imitating strong passages. He cites Franklin’s Autobiography and The Spectator as examples of learning rhythm, harmony, and clarity, noting self improvement comes from deliberate practice and early start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin
Collins
Spectator
Inventor of monkey wrench questioned in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts on February 14 an inquiry asked who invented the monkey wrench. An investigator suggested the name Menck, a Bemis and Call toolmaker, as the origin from about 75 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sringfield
Mass
Menck
Bemis & Call
Buckley’s Mixture Ad Then and Now
Buckley’s Triple Strength Mixture advertised as a popular Canadian cough and cold remedy now promoted in the U S. It claims rapid relief for adults and children and urges purchases at Philip’s Cot Rate and other drug stores with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. A
America
Canada
Phillip
Adyt
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RLAD
Jan
Washington
Janner
Mignon
Marrage
L. T. L. Meeting
Lydia E. Pinkham
WSPA
Persie
Spencer
Harver Browand
Gladys Curry
W. H. M. Society of the
M. E. Church
Wve L. 7
Quade
Spencer Fire Department
Wellmeren Fire Department
Chaptour
Sriees
A Dam Guth
T. V. Foskett
Rochester
Billy
Eugene Herman
Score Bridge Clib
Alice
George Farnesworth
Frank Myers
M. A. Webber
Free School
How Writes
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Greater Tokio
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