Distant Skies and a City Night Romance
In a frame of aviation intrigue and romance, Marcia navigates love and ambition. Turner Gilmore courts her with travel plans to Windsor while a Canadian pilot and Vivian tease a possible future. Ted’s letter about Vi shadows a choice between two men as Marcia seeks a fitting outfit for a bold evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Mall
Chicago
St. Louis
Gilmore
Springfield
Ted
Vivian
Sky Homes
Nance
Eugene Campeau
Lrench
Treuner
Windsor
Turner
Marcia
Turner Gilmore
Dave
Sue
Jean Bothwell
Marcia Moyer Seeks World On Mysterious Lady Escort
In Mitchelfield Marcia Moyer, cosmetics dept worker, wins travel to demo beauty lines, leaving Ted Stanton and family behind. On her journey she meets Turner Gilmore a secret service official who wheels her into high society in Detroit while a Canadian plot unfolds and a famed author Eugene Campean is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moyer
Mitchelfield
Ted Stanton
Milot
Sluter Veylen
Jed
Detroit
Marcia
Turner Gilmore
Secret Service
Gilmore
Oa Presite
Bothicells
Gumore
Alarcia
Eugene Campean
Tsuel
Nate
Ted
West Ridge Ladies Attend Aid and Rally Night
Miss Bers Lowder and a long list of West Ridge residents attended the Ladies' Aid Society gathering at Mrs Merle Penfound's home in Carlisle. Also noted were visits by Mrs J A Lucas and attendance at the Methodist Church Rally Night in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID
West Ridge
Bers Lowder
Elima
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
George Nevins
J. H W. Penfound
George Lonsbrake
Clarence Longbrake
R. W. Richards
W. D. Miller
Hilds
Oberlin Road
C N. Williams
Ollie Minnich
Theodore Grill
Lle
Vinson
Sherman Mason
Mary Wahn
Joe Briggs
Phyllis
Harvey Hahn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
H. H. Drusendahl
The
Methodist Church
Elyria
Choir Rehearsal Attended at Marion Fowls Home
Glenn McMullin Earl Bur rer and sister Beatrice attended an Evangelical choir rehearsal at Miss Marion Fowls home on Edison Highway Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McMullin
Earl Burrer
Beatrice
Marion Fowl
Edison Highway
Elizabeth Toth Returns to Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Toth resumed duties at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a weeklong vacation at home, returning to work on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Elizabeth Toth
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Family visit as Mrs Pallas recovers from illness
Mr and Mrs Frank Pallas and children Marion and Frederick visited Mrs Albertina Pallas at the home of her daughter Mrs John Reese and family on Oberlin Road Sunday afternoon. Friends note Mrs Pallas is now recovering nicely from a recent severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pallas
Marion
Frederick
Albertina Pallas
John Reese
Oberlin Road
Party Hosted By Arthur Squires At Oberlin Road
Mr and Mrs Merle Pen attended with Lucile and Robert Pen and Mr and Mrs C C Strickler with Evelyn and Edward Strickler. The gathering Friday night occurred at the home of Arthur Squires on the Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Pen
Lucile
Robert
C. C. Strickler
Evelyn
Edward
Arthur Squires
Oberlin Road
Carlisle Grange Set Meeting At Hall Tuesday Evening
Carlisle Grange will hold their regular meeting at the Grange hall on Tuesday evening January 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Carlisle Grange
Sunday Guests Share Dinner With Chestnut Ridge Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Stone and their children Leroy Anita and Julia Mae visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Elmer Fullmer and family at Chestnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
Leroy
Anita
Julia Mae
Elmer Fullmer
Chestnut Ridge
Montana guest Henry Bauman visits Lottman family
Henry Bauman of Montana was a guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lottman and family. Also visiting were Mrs. Eva Bryant of Amherst and daughter Mae a nurse in Elyria Memorial hospital and Mrs. Howard Darton and daughter Evelyn of Pittsfield visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bauman
Montana
Fred Lottman
Eva Bryant
Amherst
Mae
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard Darton
Evelyn
Pittsfield
George Decker
Sunday Family Visits Across Elyria and Vermilion
Mr and Mrs Allie Mason and grandson Robert visited their children Mr and Mrs Robert Mason and family of Elyria on Sunday. Miss Lillian Eldred visited her grandmother Mrs Catharine Batterhouse of Amherst. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and children Gilbert Doris and Roger were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Foreman and family of Elyria. Mr and Mrs I F Eldred and daughters Lois and Ardith also Chester Sprague were entertained at Sunday dinner by Mr and Mrs Irvin Bachman of Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Mason
Robert
Robert Mason
Elyria
Lillian Eldred
Catharine Batterhouse
Amherst
Ollie Minnich
Gilbert
Doris
Roger
Andrew Foreman
I. F. Eldred
Lois and
Ardith
Chester Sprague
Irvin Bachman
Vermilion
Hostess Hosts Bunco Party With Scores Tallied
Miss Marion Lauer entertained a Bunco gathering Saturday evening. Lucile Penfound won high for the girls and Beatrice Wensink was consoled. Robert Penfound led the boys while Will Peabody had the low score. Refreshments followed for Esther Rowley Beatrice Wensink Lucile Penfound Philip Sipple Will Peabody Glenn Hanlon Bud Porter Raymond Wensink Robert Penfound Harry Lauer Jr Milton Lauer and the hostess Marian Lauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUNCO
Marion Lauer
Lucile Penfound
Beatrice Wensink
Robert Penfound
Will Peabody
Esther Rowley
Philip Sipple
Glenn Hanlon
Bud Porter
Raymond Wensink
Harry Lauer, Jr
Milton Lauer
Marian Lauer
Baccalaureate Service Attended by Local Families
Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl and children Lester and Leota along with Mrs George Decker attended the Baccalaureate sermon at the First Congregational church in Elyria Sunday evening. Lester Drusendahl is among the Elyria High School graduates to be announced Thursday. Charles Toth drove to Cleveland Sunday afternoon to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Drusendahl
Lester
Leota
George Decker
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Lester Drusendahl
Elyria High School
Debated Authorship of Junius Letters Cited
The claim credits Sir Philip Francis with the Junius letters published in England from 1768 to 1772 but evidence remains inconclusive. Thirty seven individuals have been proposed as the author of the Letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Francis
England
Junius
Birmingham Olive Boughton Church Services Refreshing Despite Weather
Birmingham Alabama January 19 worshipers attended services despite bad weather. Mrs Mayme Church played piano as the choir included Glenn Kirkmeyer Martin Burgin Nadine Wenzel and Virginia Jace. Hanna delivered a morning message from First Corinthians 13 and Love Divine hymns followed. A new Birmingham Sunday School class for ages 15 and up led by Mrs C W Lawrence was organized with hopes for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mayme Church
Res Hanna
Res Tanna
Church
Glenn Kirkmeyer
Martin Burgin
Reuben Wenzel
Nadine Wenzel
Virginia Jace
Toy
Hanna
First Corinthians
Birmingham Sunday School
C. W. Lawrence
Tadies Aid Society Chicken Supper At Birmingham Church
The Tadies Aid Society served a chicken supper in the Birmingham Church basement. Seventy five people attended and enjoyed a delicious casken supper. The event raised thirty two dollars from the supper and fancy work. Guests from out of town included Mr Starr Gardner and daughter and Mr Mrs Andres Schisler and children of Vermilion and Mr Mrs Warren Haise of Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadies’ Aid Society
Birmingham
Fbey
Starr Gardner
Andres Schisler
Warren Haise
Florence
Local Social Notes From Amherst and Surrounding Towns
Miss Ruth Cromwell of Amherst and Miss Barnes with Mr and Mrs Burnison of Elyria called on Air and Mrs Edwin Prince Sr and family Friday evening. Several local residents shopped in Elyria Saturday. The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen versus Bellevue game at the High School gym was postponed to a later date. Florence Prince of Oberlin visited her parents Friday. Oran Reid of Cleveland spent the weekend with his father. The Brill family moves from the farm to Brownhelm. Florence Welz returned from Detroit. Prince and Prosser families hosted Sunday guests, with Lawrence visiting Vermilion and Boyd visiting in Tiffin. G R Kuhlman visiting his son in Henrietta. Latteman and Swonger families and daughters entertained Latteman at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cromwell
Amherst
Barnes
Myr. Burnison
Elyria
Edwin Prince
Minnie Hopkins
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Bellevue
Florence Prince
Oberlin
Oran Reid
Cleveland
C. W. Reid
Wm. Brill
Frank Peck
Brownhelm
Florence Welz
Detroit
Mich
Doris Prince
Ralph Prince
Paul Knott
Bert Prosser
C. W. Lawrence
Vermilion
Henry Boyd
Tiffin
G. R. Kuhlman
Ralph Kuhlman
Henrietta
Fred Latteman
Jacob Swonger
Charles Latteeman
Oberlin Visitor and Township Board Meet in Birmingham
L M Boughton visited Oberlin on Monday. Florence Township Trustees Harry G Ennes Walter Ladrach and Claude Collingwood met with Township Clerk K E Avery Saturday afternoon at Birmingham Town Hall for the semi monthly business meeting. Birmingham High School teams hosted Berlin Heights with girls winning and boys losing 32 to 16. Next Friday January 22 the High School boys travel to Wakeman while the girls do not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Boughton
Oberlin
Florence
Harry G. Ennes
Walter Ladrach
Claude Collingwood
K. E. Avery
Birmingham Town Hall
Judd Chitford
Amherst
Birmingham
Richard Sanders
Hartman Holzhauer
Berlin
Paym ent Teachers Association Meeting In South Amherst
The regular Paymt Teachers Association meeting in South Amherst is set for Wednesday 1:00 to 3:30 PM in the school building. It is visitation day with a prize to the room with most visitors. Miss Emma Gleason will sing a solo, Miss Vida Ruth a piano selection, and Earl Keller the principal will give an informal talk. Large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Payment-Teachers’ Association
Emma Gleason
Vida Ruth
Earl Keller
Meeting of Young People at Congregational Church
Rev. C. F. Fogle led the young people meeting at the Congregational church Sunday evening with a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Fogle
Congregational Church
Members of Security Bene fit Association Set for Wednesday Meet
Members of the Security Benefit Association will meet in the lodge rooms for a regular session Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
Chapel Exercises Program At School Auditorium
Friday afternoon program at the school auditorium featured assembly singing America, scripture reading by Agnes Klemowoski, poems by Clarabelle Baden and Ruth Willis, jokes by Harold Schneider, a piano solo by Ethel Urshil, plus practice for the new high school song and a prep session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Singing
America
Agnes Klemowoski
Ladies' Aid Society Meet at Methodist Church Parlors
Mrs Henry Ruth and Mrs Eugene Griffin entertain the Ladies Aid Society in the Methodist church parlors on Thursday afternoon. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Ruth
Eugene Griffen
Methodist Church
Local social visits span Amherst to Cleveland
Mrs. Wm. Meacham and Irvin Mollison hosted Sunday evening calls in Amherst. Martin Springer, Mrs. Lodi Gibson and the Langs of Middle Ridge shared dinner with Fred Lang. Mrs. Albert Bickel returned to Cleveland after a week with sister Mrs. William Emery. Arthur Powers family and Virginia visited relatives in Oberlin. Paul Mori made a business call in Cleveland. Arthur Engle and family also called at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Meacham
Irvin Mollison
Amherst
Martin Springer
Lodi Gibson
Fred Lang
Middle Ridge
Albert Bickel
Cleveland
Spening
William Emery
Arthur Powers
Warren
Virginia
Oberlin
Paul Mori
Arthur Engle
Amherst Visitors and Local Club Notes
Mrs Wa Eirman and Mrs Harriet Haywood spent Sunday in Amherst and Elyria visiting relatives. Choral Club plans a regular rehearsal Wednesday at James Nicol’s home. Families including Ernst Kolb Thompson and Joshua Thompson shared Sunday evening at South Ridge. Lorain callers included Mrs Carl Gibson and Mrs Henry Kolb. Congregational church parlor meeting set for Thursday with a combined business and social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Eirman
Amherst
Harriet Haywood
Anna Allsop
Isa Roberts
Elyria
James M. P. Nicol
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Joshua Thompson
South Ridge
Carl Gibson
Henry Kolb
Lorain
Congregational Church
Farmers Institute Set At Henrietta School Auditorium
Farmers Institute slated for January 25 and 26 at Henrietta school auditorium. Program features Rev Fred Ross talk and student performances, including Junior High Girls Glee Club, grade talks, and music by Mr Hooks Howell and others. Tuesday includes Robert Vetter presiding and High School orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Farmers’ Institute
Sylvester Zolles
Fred Ross
Glee Club
L. W. Kothe
C. H. Currier
Mr. Howell
Grange
School program features music and talks at High School
Efftherct Warming Unite with Howell leads a program at High School including Mrs Moats and the M E Choir with talks Safer First and Pinanelog Farming. ME Carl Bates presides over officer elections and a music showcase in Tuesday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Hoge
Moats
Carl D. Bates
M. E. Choir
Three is the supreme rationality in mankind
A compact declaration notes that rationality stands as humanity’s highest guiding principle. It emphasizes reason as defining human nature and progress, with an urging toward logical thought over impulse. The line invites reflection on how intellect shapes society.
Kellogg All-Bran Says It Relieves Constipation
Reader letter from P M Fisher of Ridgewood New Jersey credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relief from years of constipation. He notes daily use provides desired results without other medicines and mentions bulk vitamin B and iron content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. P. M. Fisher
Evergreen Place
Ridgewood
N. J
Allbran
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Edna Robb Webster
Joretta
Eat Central Press Association
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CITE
PTET
J. A. Lucas
Millie Joy
Sally and
Jeane
Service
Krehbgarsal
Charles Toth
Ostrov’s
Broad Street
Olive Boughton
Tvs
Kellege
P. M. Fisher
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Travelers Inn
Ohio
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Elyria Furniture
AING
RUG Shop
Water St
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