Antiques Auction Sparks Love Triangle at Oliphant Home
At the Annapolis Oliphant residence the auction draws Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillan, two men with Virginia Oliphant at center. Tony wooes Virginia while Michael courts her openly, as Virginia wrestles with loyalty to her brother Rickey and a looming danger over money from the sale. Mary Lee Logan's presence stirs tensions, and Virginia rushes into the night to find Rickey before Lute Carney's schemes claim him.
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Oliphant
Annapolis
Perciia Oliphant
Tony Bleecker
New York
Michael McMillan
Virginia
West
Richard
Tony
Jane
Marty van Duyne
Michael
Marty
Mary Lee Logan
Anthony
Mary Lee
Navy
Midshipmen
Alary Lee
Rickey
Virginia Oliphant
Washington Square
Grogan
Severn
Bridge Setups at A B C Club Evening in Valley City
Valley City is abuzz as the A B C Club hosted a Thursday bridge night with four tables. Prizes went to Mrs. A F Miller for high score, Mrs. Arthur Hauck for second, and Mrs. Harold Schaeffer for consolation, with many out of town guests including Mrs Inez Ames of Peninsula Ohio.
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Valley City
Maude Hauck
A. F. Miller
Arthur Hauck
Harold Schaeffer
Inez Ames
Peninsula
Ohio
C. R. Brown
Charles
Sistersville
W. Va
Hioward Grabenstetter
Cleveland
Wm. Grabenstetter
Earl Arick
Orlin Wolfe
Elyria
Edna Reicharaa
Weyland Hyde
Medina
Dick Mellon
Ashley Pelton
Lodi
Roy Widdifield
Carl Anderson
Tom Hague
Alwyn Wolfe
Willa Johnson
Brunswick
Jean Schaeffer
Carl U Witinelman
Otto Murray
Anne
J. A
Fred Feuchter
Thirs
Clyde Feuchter
Willam Woolson
Carl Hauck
Kenneth Mellert
George Schaeffer
Flyrna
Love My Husband Club Spurs Spouse Support
Puente Calif inhabitants honor husbands through a local club named Love My Husband Club. Report notes the idea promotes humane treatment of husbands and is backed by La Puente Journal readers though the club itself has no formal meetings or dues. A husband quoted praises recognizing hardworking spouses alongside Mother's Day and Father's Day.
Blind botanist uses tongue to judge plants in Leeds
John Grimshaw Wilkinson, 77, a blind botanist and Leeda Naturalists Club member, identifies plants by touch and taste. He holds an honorary Master of Science and studies thousands of specimens, receiving samples from across Britain.
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Leeds
England
John Grimshaw Wilkinson
Leada Naturalists Club
University
Wilkinson
Britain
Wakeman Social Roundup Adorns May Weekend
Wakeman residents fill the weekend with visits across Lorain and Norwalk including Mr and Mrs Tom Hurst and Mrs Elizabeth Booth at the Wessel home. Graduations at Elyria High School, Norwalk calls, 4-H club meet, and Memorial Day events mark a busy biosocial page showing many families like the Kenyons Barnes Millhouses and Peabodys hosting and visiting in Ohio communities.
Memorial Day Observances In South Amherst
Forty eight graves were decorated by the American Legion and Auxiliary of South Amherst Post No. 187 on Memorial Day. A parade with about 200 participants assembled at 1 30 P M and marched to the cemetery where tribute was paid to all dead soldiers. Mayor John Scoaub introduced Rev. C E Schmidt and Rev. C F Fogel led in prayer. After the service they returned to the town hall where the auxiliary decorated the monument.
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South Amherst
American Legion
Auxiliary of
John Scoaub
C. E. Schmidt
St. John’s
Sandstone Rabbit Club Hosts Evening at Heussner Home
Members of the South Amherst Sandstone Rabbit Club are to be entertained at Ralph Heussner’s home Friday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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South Amherst Sandstone Rabbit Club
Ralph Heussner
Schools Close For Summer After Nine Months Of Work
After nine months of hard work the schools closed here on Friday for the summer recess.
Regular Meeting of the Study Flour Club Held at Moore Home
A regular meeting of the Study Flour Club will be held at the home of Mrs. H. E. Moore on Friday evening. Mrs. John Thompson will assist as hostess.
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Study Flour Club
H. E. Moore
John Thompson
Hansford Family Moves Within Elyria to New Home
Mr and Mrs David Hansford relocated their household goods from East Main Street to a newly bought house on Tenth Street in Elyria. A Johnson family from Elyria has moved into the Hansford residence vacated in the same city.
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Elyria
David Hansford
East Main Street
Tenth Street
Johnson
Hansford
Local families share visits across Ohio towns
Cleveland guests Miss Susan Ainsworth Miss Dora Atkinson and Mrs Lois Schlachter visited Mrs John Thompson on Tuesday. Several Amherst and Cleveland residents including Mr and Mrs James White and Mr and Mrs Alfred Fulmer with Dick joined Memorial Day gatherings at multiple homes, while others like Mrs Helen Baker and Mrs Charley Nickel hosted and hosted again. Attendance spanned Elyria La Grange Fremont Clarksfield Hollow and Amherst with more visits noted among Powett Stephen son Lukas and Powers families.
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Susan Ainsworth
Dora Atkinson
Lois Schlachter
Cleveland
John Thompson
Glen Ruth
Lon Jackson
la Grange
Isaac Slack
Charles Bubb
Fremont
James White
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Alfred Fulmer
Amherst
Wm. Emery
Jacob Muth
Lita
Carl Gibson
Henry Kolb
Lodi Gibson
Russel Springer
Wm. Blazer
Ely Tla
Leo Stone
Betty
Helen Baker
Joseph Powett
Wm. Meacham
George Stephenson
Reginald Baldry
Edward Green
Clarksfield Hollow
Harmon Mathas
Charley Nickel
Joseph Lukas
Julliaine
H. W. Powers
Wm Roberts
Grange Master Walter Kirk to Speak at Pomona Meeting
Columbia June 1 Walter Kirk Port Clinton will address the Pomona Grange at Eaton School Building in the evening of June 10. Doris Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Cole broke her arm Saturday. Sunset Circle of Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Myrtle Holes Wednesday afternoon June 7. Everyone cordially invited. Miss Mary Frost and friend Ralph Wright of Newark Ohio.
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Columbia
Walter Kirk
Port Clinton
Pomona
Eaton School
Doris
Leon Cole
Ladies’ Aid Society
Myrtle Holes
Mary Frost
Ralph Wright
Newark
Ohio
Group members John Doe and others share a good time
Donna Jane Jones, Ket ty Kenyon, Charles Shelton and Melvin Barnes were included in the group. A good time was reported by all.
Blackburns Host Commencement and Short Visit
Miss Em inateun Blackburn attended the high school commencement with the Blackburns and then remained to spend two weeks at their home. Lawrence Peger departed Friday for the Reforestation Camp at Camp Knox.
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H. W. Blackburn
Eminateun Blackburn
Lawrence Peger
Camp Knox
Doyle Sitler Wedding in Columbia Baptist Church
Miss Lilian Doyle of Detroit Michigan married Clarence Sitler of Columbiana Ohio in a Sunday ceremony at four o clock Rev Fritz of Columbiana officiated Attendants came from Detroit Tiffin and Cleveland The vows used a double ring service Flower girls were Eileen Putt and Clare Johnson The Lohengrin march was played by Florence Putt Roy Putt sang Oh Promise Me and Because About fifty out of town guests attended A reception followed at the Putt home The couple left for Dayton where Sitler serves as assistant pastor of two Reformed churches
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Columbia Baptist Church
Lillian Doyle
C. L. Doyle
Detroit
Mich
Clarence Sitler
Dayton
Ray Putt
Nurses' Training Graduation and Local Society Notes
Miss Eleanor Snell will graduate from the Nurses Training class at Lutheran Hospital Thursday evening and continue studies through the summer. The Baptist Mission Circle meets at Mrs Hezel Rose's in Seville Wednesday with a program on Peace led by Mrs Harold Halderman. J H Longdon's Sunday School calls plan a wiener roast Thursday evening. Freshman Class hosted a party last Thursday. attendees included Mr and Mrs XM. L. Roger, Mr and Mrs Robert Painter and Miss Thompson. Juniors and Seniors visited Bonnie Park in Strongsville last Thursday. Miss Mabel Rice and Miss Elsie Dreger spent the weekend at a Vermilion cottage. Mrs Max Hitchcock is recovering in Community Hospital. Miss Ellen Marvin of Mansfield, staying with Mrs Nellie Cole, left Saturday for two weeks with Mrs Rowan Kelner of La Grange. Mrs May Frick of Cuyahoga Falls has been with her mother since Mr. Cole's death. other children stay nearby. Miss Mildred Switek of St Luke's Hospital spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Orra Crocker and enjoys nursing training. The Baccalaureate Service Class Day and Commencement programs were well attended. graduates include Josephine Brokaw Valedictorian, Dorothy Hoare Salutatorian, Gunnafean Blackburn, Florabell Snell, Elsie Dreger, Margaret Heath, Wilma Bonnar, Otto Dreger, Russell Fish, and Rounte Novak.
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Eleanor Snell
Lutheran Hospital
Baptist Mission Circle
Hezel Rose
Seville
Harold Halderman
J. H. Longdon
XM. Ll. Roger
Robert Painter
la Grange
May Frick
Cuyahoga Falls
Nellie Cole
Wm. Cole
Kelner
Frank Cole
Berea
Mildred Switek
St. Luke's Hospital
Reward posted for stray cattle and horses in Tombstone
Tombstone Arizona city council offers 50 cents per head for stray cattle and horses taken to the city pound amid a long-standing nuisance in the former mining camp.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Orchestra Discontinues Dance Series in Wellington
The Pied Pipers orchestra have discontinued playing for the weekly dances in Vincent hall Huntington. Last evening the musicians played for the Grange dance in the local Grange hall.
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Wellington
Vincent Hall
Huntington
Birth of Son for Helene Critchett in Philadelphia Hospital
Mrs. Burt Curtice learned yesterday of the birth of a son to her sister Helene Baker Critchett and husband at a Philadelphia hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Critchett is well known in Wellington and has visited there often.
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Burt Curtice
Helene Baker Critchett
Philadelphia Hospital
Critchett
Wellington
Wellington Flower Club Plants Village Beds
Members of the Wellington Flower Club tend flower beds in village parks this week with Petunia favored as the village bloom.
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Wellington Flower Club
Mrs Florence Wish Returns to Wellington for Reunion
Mrs Florence Wish of Price of Kansas plans to return to Wellington for Alumni events. She and her baby are due around June 4 and will stay through June, as her husband intends to join them later in the month.
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Florence Wish
Price
Kansas
Wellington
Baby
Gold Star Mother Here Memorial Day Notes
Mrs. FE B Dirlam of Oberlin is identified as a Gold Star mother in observance for Memorial Day. The brief reference highlights a family connection to Morgan-Dir. casualty acknowledgement.
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FE. B. Dirlam
Oberlin
Morgan
Wisconsin jobless will grow beets in Marinette
In Marinette Wisconsin 100 men on the poor relief list will raise sugar beets on a 300 acre tract in Menominee county this summer. A $1,250 city council appropriation funds the project loaned by the Marinette Unemployed League and to be repaid from beet sales. Each man is expected to earn about $90 after repaying the loan and covering seed and fertilizer costs.
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Marinette, Wis
Dpm
Menominee County
Marinette Unemployed League
Horse Replaces Auto In Valley Falls Transit Shakeup
In Valley Falls Kansas the city council added hundreds of extra hitch racks to favor horses over automobiles reflecting a shift in local transport preferences. The move signals a notable change in town attitudes toward personal mobility and infrastructure.
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Valley Falls
Kan
Old Dobbin
Memorial Day Exercises Attend by Lam Post and Family
Lam Post American Legion attended the Memorial Day exercises here on Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Holland, accompanied her.
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Lam Post
American Legion
Mrs. Holland
Piano recital by Mrs Hill showcases young students
Mrs Treva Hawk Hill presented the second group of her piano students in a recital at the Congregational church auditorium. The program was praised by the enthusiastic audience. Performers included Adelbert Knapp, Carmen Gullia, Esther Sooy, Jean Phelps, Marjory Falls, Doris Babel, Ruth Eaton, Betty Jean Page, Vivian Martin, Marjory Shields, with Wilda Abbott on violin and Mildred Brenner as soloist.
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Treva Hawk Hill
Congregational Church
Adelbert Knapp
Carmen Gullia
Esther Sooy
Jean Phelps
Marjory Falls
Doris Babel
Ruth Eaton
Betty Jean Page
Vivian Martin
Marjory Shields
Wilda Abbott
Mildred Brenner
Kindergarten Alumna Louise Rolen Returns Home for Summer
Miss Louise Rolen completed work in Elyria's kindergarten and has returned to spend the summer with her mother. She will teach in local schools in the coming term. Mr and Mrs Claude England and four children of Detroit visited Wellington for the death of Mr England's mother and returned home Sunday. Wellington American Legion defeated Oberlin 19 to 7 on the softball field last evening, with Frank Clara and Ed Wise as battery.
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Louise Rolen
Elyria
Claude England
Detroit
Wellington
Mary Lou Nelson Brings Snake to School in Kansas
Lawrence Kan Sept Mary Nell Nelson nine not only had a lamb but a pet bullsnake that followed her to school last week The six foot snake entered the school room and fifty children left The Bullsnake has friends in the Nelson home and sleeps in a drawer in Mary Lou's dresser
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Lawrence, Kansep
Mary
Mary Lou Nelson
Lens Used In Death By Own Action Attempt Inmate Har ry Miller
Michigan City Indiana report states Harry Miller aged 50, inmate at the state hospital for the criminally insane, attempted suicide by slashing his wrists using a lens fashioned from his eyeglasses.
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Michigan City
Ind
Harry Miller
State Hospital
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