Passed Up By ROE FULIKERSON 1929 Romance
Betty Brown seeks to become more attractive to men by dancing while suitors vie for her, but her mother, Mrs. Brown, falls for Caleb Brainard an investment con artist. Brainard swindles five thousand dollars from Mrs. Brown, disappears, and Betty ends up alone with little money, forced to support herself by dancing after the affair collapses.
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Betty Brown
Emo Tower
Andy Adair
Herry Ford
Doc Alger
George Berrie
Adatr
Brathord
Brainard
Betty
Mr. Brainard
Caleb
Mrs. ‘Brown
George Harris
Tchap
George
Caleb Brainard
Retail Credit Men’s Association
Abe
George Herris
Mrs. Brown
Air
Sullivan School News Brief Daily Notes
Ileta Kulp is absent from Sullivan High due to whooping cough. Charles Wertman hosted freshmen at his home with a luncheon after games. Loyal Ladies of the Christian church enjoyed a day with Mrs George Smith and a pot luck dinner. Mrs Loftin Lowe of Akron visited her parents Mr and Mrs C R Arndt. Mrs Joe Baker of Elyria stayed with her parents. Howard Arndt of Hiram College spent a few days with his father.
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Sullivan
Ileta Kulp
Charles Wertman
The
Christian Church
George Smith
Loftin Lowe
Akron
C. R. Arndt
Joe Baker
Elyria
Clair Dennis
Howard Arndt
Hiram College
Local Briefs On Residents And Property Changes
Rent costs and illness update many households as Ed Barone sells North Main property to Mrs. Ben Myers who will move in once Barone vacates. Barone, Meli Earley, Mrs. Wallace Mares and Charity Ricket regain mobility after flu and illness. Devion Hankinson from Akron visits. A. L. Rogers returns to Marion, Indiana. Alcie Rogers arrive for father’s death then heads home. Paul Rice visits Elyria mother as S. W. Rice remains in Battle Creek. Harry Smith visits Earnest Johnson family and J A Elliott loses a work horse. Work on a new project begins.
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O. C. Arndt
Meli Earley
Wallace Mares
Ed Barone
North Main Street
Ben Myers
Myers
Herbert
Barone
Devion Hankinson
Akron
D. E. Shank
Jor Ashe
Elyria
Alcie Rogers
A. L Rogers
Marion
Ind
A. L. Rogers
Charity Ricket
Joe Slack
Elmer Pence
Cyrus Lockhart
Paul Rice
Elyvia
W. Rice
Battle Creek
Mich
Harry Smith
Earnest Johnson
Medina
J. A. Elliott
Local Notes From Alfred Cryles Farm Area
A compiled news brief lists a gas well on the Alfred Cryles farm. Mr. and Mrs. Court Stoyce return from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Minard Labaree are recovering from the flu. The Senior class held a sled ride en route to Polk while the junior class rode to Nova. Moves include Shidler family to the Rook Brothers farm in Spencer and Erwin Sage relocating farm tools to the Nershel Spencer farm. News also mentions Mrs. Ettle Cole visiting Elyria and daughter Mrs. Flossie Wilkins of Independence, O. Granddaughter news for William and Mrs. Dunlap arrives from Cleveland. Polk holds sway in games against Sullivan High and Nankin, with Polk defeating Ruggles and Sullivan schools. John Witmer and Merton Farns worth traveled to Columbus to attend the legislature.
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Alfred Cryles
Court Stoyce
Florida
Minard Labaree
Polk
Shidler
Rook Brothers
Spencer
Ettle Cole
Howard Chapman
Elyria
Flossie Wilkins
Independence
William Dunlap
Cleveland
Boyd Hawley
Nova
Erwin Sage
Huntington
Nershel Spencer
John Fye
Margaret Pierce
LaGrange
Harry Smith
Medina
Sullivan High
Ruggles
Sullivan Junior High
Local events mark Ridgeville social week and Grange plans
In Ridgeville Feb 16 report notes Mrs A R Knapp hosting her father Mr Sherman from Chester and Dorothy Morgan visiting from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs O C Hadaway celebrate thirtieth wedding anniversary with friends from Elyria Carlisle and Ridgeville. Grange to hold regular dance with door and poor relation prizes. Various visits include Mr E M Knowles and Everett to Mt Sterling and Columbus. The L B S, W C T U, and Central Southern Division meetings are described with teas and dinners for about thirty ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
A. R. Knapp
Mr. Sherman
Chester
Dorothy Morgan
Cleveland
Elnora Precthal
Bob Schaffer
Kenneth Precthal
Elyria
Carlisle
O. C. Hadaway
E. M. Knowles
Everett
Mt. Sterling
Columbus
The
Grange
Steve Slant
Chestnut Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Howard Crunin
Nice
Walter Heldt
Iona Taft
William Precthal
Rocky River
Fields
Erora Black
Alva Taft
Kenneth
Ralph Precthal
Fields Ladies
Central Southern Division
Knowles
Eastern
Western
South Central
F. Schmi
P T A Box Social and Founders Day Program
The P T A plans a Box Social with lunch for two and separate boxes for children. A Founder's Day program is set for February 21. Lola Shaw of Elyria visited at A Shaw on Station Road. Mary Maddock has been ill. E M Knowles, John and the Millers visited Everette and family in Pittsfield. E Fairbanks of Cleveland visited H P Eldred. Eleven Ridgeville Grange members attended a Grange meeting and Valentine party in North Olmsted. Names listed: Brandt, Cao, Eldred, Cheesman, Ford, Steinmetz and spouses.
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Thone
P.T. A
Lola Shaw
Elyria
A. Shaw
Station Road
Mary Maddock
E. M
M. Eldred
Cheesman
Ford
Steinmetz
Village News Roundup From Elyria Area
Bay Village resident Herman Smith visited sister Mrs. M. Lewis and family. Rose Galandon and Lawrence Crenney of Cleveland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Warner. St Agnes church card club from Elyria met. Mrs. Fitch won first and Mrs. Thiel second. Mrs. John Cook visited Mrs. Camera of Lorain. Dames of Malta met in Lorain. A. C. Warner attended Elyria business. Inez Joiner ill. Frank Chambers improving after pneumonia scare. W Prindle slowly improving at Elyria clinic. Naomi Beasley returned to school. Mr. Schmaltz from Canton will reside nearby. children to join him. Mrs. W. Reese hosted supper for Mollison family. Thomas to show lantern slides at church. Women’s Benefit Association and children hosted by Mrs. George Fridenstine on Murray Ridge.
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Camera
Lorain
C. Westcott
Dames of Malta
A. C. Warner
Elrria
Inez Joiner
Frank Chambers
W. Prindle
Elyria Clinic
Naomi Beasley
Schmaltz
Canton
C. Keller
W. Reese
Mollison
Thomas
Community Notes and Social Visits Highlight Local Life
A noon chicken dinner and quilting work marked the day as neighbors gathered for sewing and talk. Upcoming meeting is set for February 27 at Mrs May Baldwins home. The McIntire family mourns eight deaths in two years after word reached of Mrs Goldie Graphman of Indianapolis. Lorain visitors, the Kuntzs, enjoyed time with the Molders. Little Robert Giede, once ill, shows health improvement. E B A White and Reese visited E Caley and C Wescott. Clarence Dean and Amherst guests spent Saturday with the Serricks. The North Ridge Union Sunday school led a delegation to a tabernacle meeting with about twenty five in attendance.
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May Baldwin
HH. MecIntlro
Goldie Graphman
Indianapoli
Ind
McIntire
Edward Kuntz
Lorain
Molder
Robert Giede
William Giede
EB. A. White
Reese
E. Caley
C. Wescott
Clarence Dean
Amherst
W. Serrick
North Ridge Union Sunday School
Tabernacle
Methodist Church Board Meeting Held at Home
Columbia church board met February 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. leading to discussion of church affairs and upcoming activities. Participants included local members and church officers, with plans noted for outreach and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Methodist Church Board
Thoxine Relieves Sore Throat and Cough Quickly
A physician's prescription named Thoxine promises near instant relief from sore throat and coughing. It claims to address internal causes without harmful drugs, sold by druggists in 35c 60c and $1.00 sizes with money back guarantee.
Mansion Bank Fire Fatality Recalls Local Funeral
A Mansfield iron worker was killed Monday while aiding a wall to prevent collapse at a new bank building. Minnie Gilpin travels from Mansfield to Mansfield for the uncle's funeral. Miss Gilpin was accompanied by BN. Others visit relatives in Cleveland and Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Martin
J. J. Squires
Lilian May
Minnie Gilpin
Mansfield
Bank
Miss Gilpin
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