Airmedon Island Passions Rise in War Ties
Giles Armiger battles inner duty as Joan Dudley’s engagement to Drew Hallam strains friendships on Grandlehead island. Scripps, Amelie, and the war’s trauma weave a web of loyalty, jealousy, and longing. Giles confronts forbidden love while nursing Amelie and guiding Scripps through a fragile peace. The storm and memory push toward a turn in Chapter 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dudley
Adelaide Delafield
Drew Hallam
Grandlehead
Drew
Nancy
Giles Armiger
Stephen Seripps
France
Séripps
Giles
Joan
Rose Carter
Adelaide
Amelie
Raymond
Scripps
Scapps
Amelia
Stephen
Sermpps
Aunt
Spencer Spencer July-Hen Myers Illness at Home
The passage reports Spencer Spencer July-Hen Myers has been quite ill in recent weeks at his son George Myers and family home. Marllyn Shick of Chatham visits her father, George H Shick, for the week. Numerous relatives from Wellington Elyria Cleveland Brownshelm and others attend a gathering with picnics and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Hen Myers
George Myers
Marllyn Shick
Chatham
George H Shick
Mirs Ivan Boon
Bertie Jean
Ronald
Fred Curry
Gerald
Wra Donavon Haulke
Wilbur
Railroad man injured cutting foot on Saturday
Railroad worker Mr Myers suffered a severe cut on his foot Saturday and a physician was called immediately. He will be unable to attend events in July for a few days. Local notices detail numerous visitors and travels across Ashland and Spencer over the Fourth of July, including families such as Fuller, Wolf, Hendricks, Shick, Larkes, Aukerman, and Brinker, plus a death: Henry Aukerman passed away Friday after a brief illness, with services held at the M E Church and burial at Spencer. he leaves four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Frank Fuller
Milton Wolf
Nova
George Fuller
Will Auble
West Salem
Alice Hendricks
Howard Shick
Marilyn
Ashland
Mir
Forest Larkes
River Corners
Derr Bowman
Ernst Woodling
Akron
Eugene Aukerman
Ernst Pitts
Fred Brinker
Niagara Falls
Earl van Borel
Cleveland
Frank Rice
Theodore van Boxel Nelle Batl
Wal Glenn
R J Cudhry
Toledo
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Charles MacLaren
Vella
Veda Brouse
Clara Brouse
Harvey Auble
Orville
Edd Parent
Charles Parent
Missy Esther Carnall
Agnes White
Henry Aukerman
M. E Church
L. J. Quade
Spencer
Mr. Aukerman
Harry
Lodi
Will
Chatham
Eugene
Verna
Elyria High Announces 1933 34 Honor Students
One hundred Elyria High School students earned honor ratings for the second semester of the 1933 34 school year. C P Shively, the high school principal, reports 16 students achieved high honor with all A grades and 4 more earned honor status with at least one A and no grade below B. A total of 6 081 grades were given, with 26 percent being A or B. Names of students across grades 9 12 are listed with class sections and citations for those earning top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
C. P. Shively
June Gregory
Margaret Gurnee
Robert Lee
Louie Lerseh
Agnes Lottman
Helen Myers
Mary Emily Scott
Florence Sellers
Mary Jane Shively
Evelyn Smith
Anne Stolz
John Urbansek
Wanda Wykren
Jane Oseka
Louise Ramser
Betty Schaefer
Virginia Stewart
Rosamary Bennett
Stella Boreski
Margaret Herold
Jacob James
Ann
Robert Rheineck
Ruth Patterson
Jane Robertson
Thomas Stephens
Olive Spore
Lola Tewry
Harry Wasserman
Jane Wirth
Died Clarkfield D Layson second son of Mrs Amna Stone
Carl Layson died at the TB Sanatorium in Columbus after years of illness. He leaves his mother, two daughters, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral held at Clarkfield M E Church, burial in IOOE Cemetery. Also notes on a church picnic, a Ladies Aid meeting, and local briefs and church notes dated July 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Carl Layson
Amna Stone
Columbus
M E
Local Social Notes Mention School Visit and Visits Across Town
Monday a study of social problems was planned at the Girls Industrial School in Delaware. Mr and Mrs Floyd Phillips and daughter Juanita visited Mrs George Harwood and son Guy. Ruth and Marjory Smith stayed a week with Mr and Mrs Neal in Sullivan. Hope McClaflin attended a wedding and visited friends in Parkersburg West Virginia. The text notes an engineering term culvert appearing around 1800 with little clue to its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Tonsley
Clay .Puder
Ruggles Beach
Lizzie Moarrison
Norwalk
Sarah Merrill
Gerald Byron
Glenn McKelvey
New Haven
Appletin
Mary Robinson
Margaret McDonald
Hazel Phillips
Daytona Beach
Florida
Esther Paddock
Oberlin
Walter Lee
Ira Pickett
Esther
LaGrange
George Goodman
E. Keith
Charlotta Byron
Lowell Keith
Plymouth
Helen McClaflin
University Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Beatrice Merril
Ralph Merrill
Lucile Merit
Harold Merrill
Century of Progress
Hester McClaflin
Gan
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Floyd Phillips
Juanita
North Fairfield
George Harwood
Guy
Ruth
Marjory Smith
Neal
Sullivan
Hope McClaflin
Parkersburg
West Virgina
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Temple Bailey
Pitces
Fallon
Lfe
Hallam Ha
Hallam
Ohio
America
Mammoth Football Stadium
Deshler-Wallick
Oxf
L. C. Wallick
James H. Michos
Jay Twaddle
Evelyn Merrill
Wellington
Hugh Merick
William Twaddle
Lorain
George Marshall
Elyria
George Heidhoff
Marian Clawson
Avon
O. L. Clawson
Hecock
F. G. Sutherland
Sarah Merri
Vern Martin
Greenwich
Lizzie Morrison
Emery Merrill
Fred Wills
Fremont, O
Courtland Marshall
Hugh
Nankin
Martha Hass
Junior Hass
E. J. Clark
Joe Williker
Dell Byron
Maxine
Nancy Lou
I. M.S
I. Wo
Blackman’s Woods
Wilbur Minns
Clay B. Burrows
Son Sterling
Ann Noga
Flyrna
S FI Blackman
Crawford
New London
Solon
Ladies Aid
Clarkfield
Emma Brron
Betty Lou Merrill
Bellville O
Hugh Merrill
Gloria Goerndt
Willoughby Beach
Gertrude Ray
Edward Tes
Spencer Methodist Church
Louis John Quade
Wayne Messner
Epworth League
Sunoco
Grafton Road
Charles L. Bnow
Mei
the Travelers Insurance CO
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
M. H
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LJ Bo
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