Dancer Bets Betts with Disgrace and a Night Club Fight
Betty Brown loses her dancing job after a newspaper story exposes a public scandal involving politician Jake Daubert. She grapples with poverty and stigma, shelters at a restaurant with George Harris, and faces rejection from clients, landlords, and friends as she contemplates her future. Harry Ford offers help yet hints at self serving theatrics while Andy Adair offers cautious support as Betty seeks a fresh start.
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Betty Brown
Jake Daubert
Andy Adair
Daubert
Dear
Tattler
George Harris
George
Betty
Mr. Barris
Restauran
Harry F
Elyria Boys to Visit Washington on March 23 Trip
A party of thirty Elyria area boys will travel by bus to Washington for a spring vacation trip leaving March 23 at 8 AM. The group will tour Uniontown Hagerstown and areas around Baltimore and Annapolis before returning via Gettysburg Youngstown and Cleveland. Carl Wegner accompanies as assistant. Francis Seiberling arranged access to sites not usually open to the public.
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Y. M. C. A. Washington
Elrria
John R. Siekkinen
Elyria Aeight
Antepolis
Baltimore
Gethsburg
Youngstown
Cleveland
Charles Fox
Emanuel Schon
George Baker
Ernest Seabold
William Anderson
Warne Liggett
Jack Adamson
Robert Krueck
Nelson Reublin
Beaumin Knapp
Arthur Campbell
Douglas Wissins
William Blacar
Jona Shaw
Jacki Whidden
Wi Nam Witt
Richard Todd
Arthur Borer
Harold Duken
Francis Seiberling
Spencer Notes and Social Busybody in February
Spencer community reports a Medina basketball tournament attendance and pride in their team. Local mentions include Emma Nickla and Mack Stuart’s weekend trip to Cleveland, visits from Clem Finkies and the Rozers in Huntington, Jenzie Johnson staying with her parents, Cotta Hune’s trip to Eichfeld, Fritz assisting at West Main Street, and Mrs Adah Brown’s fire damage. Social events feature Frank Brou and Trusie Rooxer hosting, senior S S class meeting with a large audience, lunch served by the entertainment committee, and visits by Susie Ream, Mrs. MacLaren, and Gloria.
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Spencer
Medina
Emma Nickla
Mack Stuart
Cleveland
AH. Falles
Thur-davy
Sunsere
Mire
J. W. Johnson
Cotta Hune
Iechfeld
J. White
Fritz
West Main Street
John
Mosday
Adah Brown
Frank Brou
Trusie Roox
S. S
Susie Ream
Irs
MacLaren
Gnaria
Wellington
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Susie
Local notes from Elyria region and area visits
Neam spent part of a day in Elyria last week while Miss Verna Aukerman made a capitalizes trip to Medina on Monday. The village council held their regular meeting Friday night. Ed Parent suffers neuralgia and is confined to home. Mrs. John Woods held a public sale on South Main Street Saturday. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including families from Doylestown Mansfield Wellington and Wakeman with multiple Sunday visits and casual social events. A birth is noted for Thomas Smith and sympathy extended for a family loss.
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Neam
Elyria
Verna Aukerman
Medina
Monay
George Myers
Doylestown
Waldo Biddinger
Beatrice
Shirley Ann
Nova
Close
Anna Wells
S. W. Davidson
Mansfield
Sadie Hale
Tennessee
Kate Moffette
Earl Raeger
Millersburg
John Woods
South Main Street
Phillips
Clinton Beement
Wakeman
Charley Beement
Joe Guriss
P. J. White
Liberty Street
John Holliday
Litchfield
Harvey Howe
Chatham
E. B. Howe
G. L. Emerson
Mabelle Fuller
River Corners
Adah Brown
Therman Sthile
Akron
Elizabeth Ingrahm
Alasandra Naylor
Dick Aldrich
Wooster College
Thomas Smlth
Anna Bateman
J. A. Gariss
A. H. Fuller
Norwalk
Helen Berry
Lillilan Wheeler
Fred Luce
Lodi Hospital
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Central Press Association, Inc
Harry Ford
Getty
Leah
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Harry
Sal
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Natore
Catfish
Paxton
Dot
NT Capital
Frank Murbach
Stetkinen
D. B Symone
Sacral YL
MLC
Alsion
As Hocu
Albert Archer
Millay Whitman
Seymour
Leon
George Hines
Hallworthy
Davenport
Sao
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