Forester heir wins beyond doubt in father's will
Clara Dee Forester proves worthy of her father's estate after Gregory reads a final will. Don's letters, a New York summons, and Gregory's assessment reveal a path from poverty to immense wealth. Clara embraces the Forester name, vows to honor her father's memory, and plans to guide the fortune wisely.
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Don
New York
Sabe
Moorning
Gregory
Randall
Mr. Gregory
Clare Dea
Forester
Clara Dee
John Gregory
Clara Dee Forester
Poe
Dad
Keller Family Welcomes Baby Charles George Keller
Mrs. Elmer Keller and baby Charles George Keller returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Kehoe and daughter Harriet of Chicago visited Mrs. Hurlbut and family. Local residents and church ladies held a regular M E Church Ladies Aid meeting, planned an all day quilting session, and shared a tureen dinner. Various relatives and friends visited, with multiple guests staying and others returning home after visits.
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C. E. McIntire
A. C. Haynes
May Baldwin
C. Ackerman
J. Morris
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
W. Reese
Carman
J. Gena
Morris
Lima
Ohio
D. A. Myers
Jake Miller
Grafton
John Miller
W. H. Chambers
F. H. Lewis
McMillan
J. G. Morris and Sons
Clara Keller
Elyria
Elmer Keller
J. H. Brown
C. Wilford
Pentwater
Muskegon
Michigan
Lillian Hary
J. S. Wilson
Santa Monica
California
Harold Wilford
Charles Wilford
Gilbert Wilford
Emerson
Clarence Wilford
William Goodsite
Milan
Charles Goodsite
Harry Date
C. R. Bennett
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area Gatherings
Dinners visits and calls across Lorain and Elyria mark a week of community life. Mrs. Ernest Reilbling dined with friends. Mrs. Adam Suhrer hosted guests. Mrs. Martha Caley and Helen visited Elyria families. about twenty five children received instrument instruction at Markley School by Mr and Mrs King. neighbors and relatives celebrated the 57th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Litz Senior. Edith White sailed for Europe and reported a London stop. several households hosted visitors from Lodi, Amherst, and Litchfield.
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Cascade Park
Ernest Reilbling
Adam Suhrer
Lorain
St. John's Evangelical Church
Martha Caley
Helen
Elyria
A Padley
W. Reese
Markley School
Charles King
Lake Avenue
J. G. Morris
J. E. Handley
W. Hasley
John Litz
E E. Minard
H. D. Worcester and Sons
Tom Sapienzo
Amherst
E. A. White
Edith White
Europe
London
England
Harold White
Lodi
Ohio
Laurabell Stoughton
Adam Ruéing
Litchfield
Rising
G. H. Stoughton
S. G. McIntire
C. E. McIntire
Local notes from Columbia Ohio July events and visits
Columbia residents and visitors share summery social rounds, including falls at Niagara Falls visits by Bartter family and relatives from Cleveland, church services with Miss Wilda Heineman, and a Cascade Park picnic planned by Pomona granges. Community patrons travel to Fremont and camp trips to Michigan while neighbors host relatives and attend local gatherings.
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Columbia, Q
M. H. Bartter
Niagara Falls
Raymond Worcester
Wakeman
Amil Smith
George Smith
Cleveland
Wilda Heineman
Glenn van Arsdale
Clarence Ogilvy
Mary Walker
Lizzie Hall
Shirley Jasper
Jay Jasper
M. E
Misa Jasper
J. H. Longdow
Bleil
Bay Village
Lakewood
Thomas Hogue
Brunswick
Wm. Mayer
Fremont
Furze
Fannie Burton
Wellington
J. R. van Arsdale
van Arsdale
Robert
Junior
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Brownhelm
Richard van Arsdale
Potato Club
Twenty-second and twenty-fourth president of the United States
Puzzle text references historical figures and clues about ages and nouns, followed by a long local narrative about a grand march, choir performances, and community notices. The report mentions Mrs J H Longben and Mrs Guy Garwood performing on violin with Plagio accompaniment, a quartet singing, opening and closing numbers of patriotic songs, and a Homecoming picnic planned for August 9 with committee work and a motor trip by J R Vee Arsdale to Massillon and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Howard
P. W. Heineman
Kirk
H. van Arsdale
Massillon
Danville
Grange program features and guest recounts
The camp fire meeting drew fifty youths camping on site with Harvey Heath of Elyria visiting the Keller home. Grange evening highlights included a quartette performance by Wm. Splete Lantz Frank Hales and J. H. Akins and a detailed account by Mrs. Hannah Langdow of the National Educational Association convention in Columbus featuring speakers such as U. S. Grant III Miss Florence Alleh Supt. Jones of Cleveland and Ruth Bryan Owen. The program also featured a reading titled The Mocking Bird and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Heath
Elyria
Jos Keller
Grange
Messrs
Wm. Splete
Mr. Lantz
Frank Hales
J. H. Akins
National Educational Association
Columbus
Hannah Longdow
U. S. Grant
Florence Alleh
Jones
Cleveland
Ruth Bryan Owen
Prevent Hay Fever Now Advised By Indianapolis Leaders
Indianapolis authorities urge early action to prevent hay fever by starting treatment now rather than waiting until August. Readers can request a free booklet on the discovery of the cause of hay fever at Asthma by writing to The Fugate Co. Department 6221 1268 Meridian St Indianapolis Indiana. No cost and no obligation.
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Indianapolis
Fugate Ca
Meridan St
Indiana
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