Silver Slippers Chapter 31 Seeks Comfort
Penelope recalls Joan's rescue as she guides a holiday feast and the church-like warmth of Penelope's home. Joan battles memories of Drew Hallam, steps back from the haunting moonlit wood, then answers the call of Aunt Adelaide as Christmas nears.
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Joan
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Minnie Pratt
Aunt Adelaide
Mount Vernon Place
Drew Hallam
Giles Ar- Tiger
Marie
Leonards
Briggses
Qld
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John
Priscila
Evelyn
Priscilla
Drew
Adelaide
Cilla
John Alden
Christinea
Portland
Book Promotes Dangers of Pacific Voyage Across Century
Amasa Delano's early 1800s Pacific journeys are chronicled in a book donated by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to the University of Santiago, Chile. The narrative details armed merchant ships, perilous seas, and Delano's 1990s descendants, with Delano's voyage from Boston to South America aboard the Perseverance and stops at Cape Horn and Juan Fernandez. The dedication links Anglo American ties as Chile and the United States share ideals of justice and peace.
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University of Santiago
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United States
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Roosevelt
Anissa Delano
Durbury
Mass
Samuel Delano
Amasa
Perseverance
Samuel
North West Harbour
Falkland Islands
Cape Horn
Delano
Juan Fernandez
Dr C Hain Dies at Avon Lake Heart Attack Victim
Dr C Hain longtime surgeon of Lutheran Hospital Cleveland dies at home on Edgewater Drive after a heart attack. He spent weekends at Stop 83 Lake Road country home and practiced medicine for 34 years. Survived by wife two sons Drs Qlixer and Dudley Hain and brother A J Hain.
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Edgewater Drive
Stop 83
Lake Road
Avon Baptist Church Holds Vesper Baptism Service
Two girls from the Ohio Self rs and Sailors Orphan home in Nena Ohio visit the Ther family at their home. The Avon Baptist Church conducted a vesper baptismal service at Belmar Beach Sunday evening.
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Nena, O
IT & Wade Ther
Avon Baptist Church
Belmar Beach
Horwedel Reunion and church events across Avon Lake
The Horwedel reunion at the park included games, bathing and dancing with a picnic. The oldest attendee was Mrs. Ben Horwedel, the youngest Norma Jean Horwedel, and Edd Horwedel was elected president for the year. Guests came from Avon Rocky River Cleveland and Avon Lake. 108 attended. Mrs Mabel T. Hunter joined an Ohio Postmasters meeting in Akron, with Mr. and Mrs. George Richards visiting Cleveland for Sunday dinner.
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Ben Horwedel
Avon
Norma Jean Horwedel
Mark Horwedel
Edd Horwedel
Rocky River
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Mabel T. Hunter
Ohio
Marflower Hotel
Akron
George Richards
Farewell party and social notes from Elyria town
July 17 gathering at Linwood Park included L W Spiegelberg family and Mrs E C Schubert with son Oliver among attendees. Farewell for Anna Hoag hosted by the Schuberts at Leonard Hoag’s Ridgeville home before her trip to Waterbury Conn. Brief mentions of visiting relatives and church class outing at Cascade Park.
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Linwood Park
L. W. Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
J. H. Delefield
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
E. C Schubert
Leonard Hoag
Ridgeville
Anna Hoag
Waterbury
Conn
Andrey Beal
Ross Abbott
Daughier Correne
Chicago
J. H. Odelefield
Cleveland
Glenn Ernst
William Willer
S H Mathias
L. A. Ernst
Anna Burhem
Vahel
Ross Abcott
Democrats Predominate in Woodsfield Field Race
In Monroe County the slate favors Democrats as seventy-one candidates filed for state and county offices. Nine Republicans filed for posts as Republican committeemen. The text notes Soviet Russia praising industrial achievements and awarding individuals for ability.
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OUR YESTERDAYS ON THE MISSISSIPPI BOATS OF COLOR AND GAMBLO
A nostalgic vignette describes side-wheelers traveling from New Orleans to Ohio and Missouri headwaters with cotton sugar and molasses cargoes. The riverboats were famed for cabins gambling and lavish dining rooms, and showboats with musical caliope roamed river ports.
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Missouri
Porta
Mark Twain
Samuel Clemens
Tom Sawyer
Pilgrim Island Discovery and Cow Calling Revival
Amasa Delano’s voyage notes a July 1805 sighting of an island named Pilgrim Island as his ship Pilgrim ventured near with limited land access due to surf. In Alabama, Rural Rehabilitation revives cow calling as Louis Atkins demonstrates with cattle responding to a salt-based call, illustrating herd discipline and warding off noncompliant steers.
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Amasa Delano
Samuel
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Louis Atkins
Butler County
Herman W. Simon
Akins
Tiltonville Bans Monday Family Wash Across Lane
In Tiltonville Ohio the town council approved an ordinance ending the Monday family washing across the lane after Mrs George Dudash complained of disruption and traffic blockage caused by a neighbor’s washing.
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Tiltonville
George Dudash
Scarecrow fugitive identified in Ohio gas thefts
Sally Ackerman of Akron is named by victim Clarence Posey as the man who fueling a car at a Mt. Vernon filling station then fled without paying. Ackerman, an escaped patient at the Ohio State Sanatorium, allegedly used scarecrow pants to disguise his prison attire.
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Ohio
Sally Ackerman
Ohio State
Santoro
Clarence Posey
Sheriff’s Office
Posey
Ackerman
Akron
Alarm Clock Deters Delinquency in Westville Beat
Patrolman John Ehrenzeller patrols Westville streets with an alarm clock on his belt since the town has no call box system. He times each round and files his report with the captain at the end of his shift.
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Westville
M. J. Iup
John Ehrenzeller
Mobilize Full Guard of State Mobilize Full Guard of State
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania National Guard, 12 060 strong, will join a national encampment July 14 to 28 marking the first full state mobilization since World War I. The 28th Division will be reviewed, with about 6 990 at Indiantown Gap and 6 000 spread at Mt Gretna Cole Brook Middletown airport and nearby sites. About 750 000 has funded new permanent buildings and improvements at Indiantown Gap for the military reservation. The four artillery regiments will train as motorized units.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Henrii Gouraud
Paris
Indiantown Gap
Mt. Gretna
Colebrook
Middletown Airport
Remarkable Brain Operation At Leningrad Institute
A Soviet surgeon performed a historic brain tumor removal at the Leningrad Surgical Institute in a young girl. The tumor, pigeon egg sized, lay millimeters from vital life centers and threatened blindness. The surgeon lifted brain tissue to extract it, an achievement praised as rare in medical history.
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Leningrad
Fight at Fourth of July Dance Links Death to Anger
Clement H. Andrews, 34, and Claude Thompson, 39, quarreled at a St. Clairsville Fourth of July dance. Thompson died after an autopsy showed death from acute dilation of the heart caused by anger, not injuries from a fist. Andrews was held following the incident.
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ST. Clairsville
Clement H. Andrews
Claude Thompson
Thompson
Andrews
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