Pat and Chet wed without a minister in secrecy
Byrd Hamilton learns her sister Pat eloped with Chet Everson after a note from him arrives. Mrs. Hamilton grimly accepts the surprise, while Byrd recalls her own wedding and worries over Pat's youth. Byrd seeks funds to cover Jack Duncan’s debt and a stock sale as troubles mount around bank loans and real estate schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Browning
Larry
Jack Duncan
Afr
Hamilton
Byrd
India Campbell
Pat
Margy Duncan
Jack
Rnicherbocker Club
Patt
Jacksonville
Chet Everson
Chet
Sra. Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Trousseau
Mandy
Byrd pursues Bullders Supply stock amid shock in Jack's life
In a tense office scene Byrd asks Jack to sell Bullders Supply shares to fund Larry's independence while Jack contends with rumors of ruin. Byrd buys at ten thousand plus a spread, faces moral fallout, and hurries to confirm safe keeping with Mr Polk as the chapter ends with a “to be continued” note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Jack
Margy
Bulldera
Larry
Progress Polk
Eaton couple visits Cleveland and Elyria
Eaton Jan 5 report notes Mr. and Mrs. othy from Ridgeville and Mr. Mrs. William Hennie driving to Cleveland and visiting Ralph Hennie and family. Burton Ross called on Judge and Mrs. A R Webber in Elyria. Mrs. F S Tite suffers from an abscessed tooth. Mrs. Bar Ward visited Lorain with her father and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennie
Christmas and New Year Socials in Lakewood Family Homes
The report lists multiple Lakewood households hosting relatives on Christmas Day and New Year’s, including Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunlap with children and guests from Toledo, Mrs. Charles Farmer and others, plus orchestra music in the evening. Noting Ray Dunlap’s new fatherhood and Harold Dunlap in Florida, boxes of fruit from him are mentioned. Attendees include E. M. Hathaway, Mame Cornish, Hopwood, Myers Freeman, Cowley family, and others. visits to Elyria and a Rochester guest are noted, with illness in the Longdon household and a New York–Cleveland Rosenbloms game attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hoskins
Chester Carpenter
Elizabeth Davis
Eugene Davis
Lakewood
J. E. Dunlap
Ray
Harold
Florida
Charles Farmer
Harry Dunlap
William Wandel
Toledo
E. M. Hathaway
Mame Cornish
M. Hopwood
Myrtle Freeman
Clarence Cowley
C. W. Tite
Mat McKeon
Lewis Grills
Walter
Clyde
Grills
Cleveland
Mertha Tite
H. F. Haven
Robert Grilis
C. W. Longdon
E. W. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Burton Ross
Dunlap
Stanley Rice
Elyria
Messrs
Gordin Tite
Walter Grilis
Cleon Crowell
Edna Hills
Martha Ti
Social gathering and Grange installation noted
Mrs Katherine Kolbe attended a social gathering at the home of Mrs Harry Ruth of Amherst. At the Lorain county Grange installation held at the Elyria Elks hall last Saturday afternoon attendees from Middle Ridge included Mr and Mrs C B Schibley J S Clifford Reuben Date and Mr and Mrs W Bechtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Katherine Kolbe
Harry Ruth
Amherst
Lorain County
Grange
Elks Hall
Elyria
C. B. Schibley
J. S. Clifford
Reuben Date
W. Bechtel
Supper Clubs Lose Steam As London Nightlife Slumps
London nightlife cools as night clubs built for 2000 attract few patrons. Operators close early, debts mount, and champagne prices deter revelers. Despite many clubs still operating, public fatigue and police scrutiny drive downsizing and selective access practices persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Metropolitan
William Joynson- Hicks
Home Secretary
Scotland Yard
West End
Ferocious dog at station ends up outsmarted by burglars
In Spartanburg South Carolina a supposed ferocious German police dog guarding a suburban filling station failed to deter burglars who looted cigarettes candy and other items. The thieves even took the dog and left a note reading Damn fine dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Powder making during the Revolutionary War by colonies
During the Revolutionary War powder was produced in every colony except Delaware and Georgia, reflecting the regional differences in wartime production and resource access. This note highlights how some colonies sustain armament needs while others faced shortages or policy gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Georgia
South African Students Visit U.S. on Exchange Tour
Forty South African students invited by the Nation Student Federation of America arrive aboard the S. S. Adriatic. They will tour New York Chicago Detroit Buffalo Montreal Toronto and Boston, visiting universities, dormitories and civic sites before a second New York stay and sailing on the Cedric. The group includes 26 girls 13 men and 2 chaperones from seven colleges. They aim to showcase American college life and U.S. industry and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nation Student Federation of America
S. S. Adriatic
New York City
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Rhodes College
Grahamstown
Grey College
Bloemfontein
Natal University College
Durban
Transvaal College
Pretoria
University of Stellenbosch
University of Cape Town
University of Johannesburg
National Union of Students In
South Africa
International Confederation of Students
United States
Waynesburg man fined after liquor charge at contest
Shaler Reifenberg of Waynesburg was arrested and fined 1060 dollars after celebration began with a drink beside County Detective J. A. Hann when he won an auto in a local contest held yesterday in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Shaler Reifenberg
Reifenberg
J. A. Hann
Walter Damrosch concerts for children a success
Reports show the Walter Damrosch radio concerts for children proving a great success with an estimated 12,000,000 children taking lessons in musical interpretation. A man has pleaded guilty to the charge after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Notice: Bob Veon Teaches Music at Day's Music Store
Bob Veon will teach piano accordion and dance style trumpet playing at Day's Music Store Studios. Make reservations now at Day's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Veon
Day's
Music Store
Day’s
Appreciation From The World’s Greatest Music Teacher
A brief note of gratitude arrives from a renowned music educator acknowledged for shaping countless talents. The message highlights dedication, mentorship, and enduring influence across generations of students.
Paint Mixture for White House Walls Details Lead and Zinc
The description notes white house paint composed of seventy percent white lead and thirty percent French white zinc with added linseed oil to ensure proper flow. This composition reflects historical pigment use and preparation methods for exterior surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
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Hornet’s Nest
Mildred Lamb
Central Press Assn Inc
Ing
Brunswick
Berea Community Hospital
Master Sterling Tite
Borne
Shanbacher
Winifred Hills
Martha Tite
Edne Hills
Mesers
Clen Crowell
Walter Grills
Gordon Tite
Louis Nairy
Helen Dawley
Andrew Smith
Thomas Sampson
Station Road
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Ridgeville
Ora Cysaght
Lysaght
Baby
Bernard Cowley
Burl Martin
Hilda
Amanda Martin
Columbia
Minnie Lowe
F. R. Cousins
Ernest Smith
Cousins
Allen Nead
Louis Knapp
S. C. Pierce
Ellsworth Hawke
F. D. Longdow
George Harrison
Will Hawke
Walter Harvedell
H. W. Carpenter
Gaines Cook
Ohio
Oscar Fishtley
North Olmsted
William Hennie
Ted Sayers
Maude Faulkner
LaGrange
No. Olmsted
Ernest Montoux
Rock Creek
Ashtabula County
Perry Dawley
Roy Jackson
Erma Alexander
A. B. Martin
Klinect
Paul Bassett
Leroy Shirkey
Boss
R. H. Hearn
Fred Lange
Lange
John Ludwig
Katherine Pippert
Wesley Kolbe
Pauline
Huntington
Gladys Smith
Byrd Richmond
J. H. Ludwig
George Hale
Lorain
Mary Lerech
William Spielgelberg
R. J. Fitch
Middle Arc
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co
Amgo, Tre
Nukoal
The
Marbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge
U.S
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Nature
John F. Class
E. Bridge St
F. M. Sponsellor
Elgris Savings & Trust
Coxwell
Dasma Furniture
Org.” Co
Broad & East Ave
Lake Avenue Coal Co
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