My Husband's Love in Revelations of a Wife
Kath ering worries over Mrs. Durkee's care and Leila's burden as household tensions rise. The maid's potential departure, Durkee's demands, and Alfred's finances strain the household as the trio debates who must stay. Leila fears another breakdown while Katherine contemplates keeping control to ease pressure.
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Alfred
Leila
Lela
Lelia
Katherine
Mid
Luncthon
Lelila
Lucy
World Series Pageant Speakers Convene at Conference
A luncheon will be served to allow attendees to stay for the World Series Pageant in the evening. Rev Edwin Kirby of First M B church Elyria will speak, joined by W F Dufford Furniture Co New Castle Pa Raynol and Derwine Warren Steam Laundry Warren Oh and Rev William F E pastor Grace M B church Meadville Pa.
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Edwin Kirby
M. Bebureh
Elyria
W. F. Dufford Furniture Co
New Castle
Raynol and Derwine
Warren Steam Laundry Co
Warren, O
William FE
Grace M. BE. Church
Meadville, Pa
Methodist Episcopal Conference Ten Meeting in South Amherst
The Norwalk district of the Methodist Episcopal churches will hold sessions at the Bowth Amherst Methodist church on June 6 and 7 with an afternoon address by Dr. Stanley E. Jones, missionary newly arrived from India. Mrs. J. H. Smith of Norwalk will speak, and the Mite Box Circle invites Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin and Amherst societies to attend. The program begins at 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon session.
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Oberlin
Amherst
Amherst Pastor Loses His Father in Ohio
Reverend Shirl B. Bartlette of South Amherst's Methodist-Congregational Church loses his father Arthur E. Bartlette of New Castle Pennsylvania. He died of sudden heart failure while visiting family in Warren Ohio on June 1. Funeral planned for New Castle Wednesday at 2 p.m. with surviving sons listed.
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New Castle
S. B. Bartlette
South Amherst
Bartlette
Ge Rig
Standen Amherst Pioneer Dies At 73 In Family Home
A A Standen aged 73 died at his Cleveland avenue home after a stroke five days earlier. Born in Black River Township he lived in Amherst all his life. He married Mary Wilford on May 1 1877 and leaves three children Harry Bert and Mrs Roy Carver. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Sister of Mrs H L Wall also died in Madison.
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Amherst
A. A. Standen
Cleveland Avenue
Black River Township
Mary Wilford
Harry
Bert
Toledo
Roy Carver
Lorain
Hutchinson at Madison Bun-Gay Night Funeral
Mrs. Hall plans to attend funeral services to be held at Madison following a Hutchinson at Madison Bun-Gay night event.
Amherst Choral Union Chooses New Officers
At the Amherst school building the Choral Union elected G Ashenhach as president and Mrs George Abderholdan as secretary treasurer for the coming year. After a brief session of singing the meeting adjourned until fall. Mrs Ed Schroeder and others from Amherst visited Lorain friends and families. a Sandusky picnic brought together several relatives and Mrs A P Lewis and children from Flynn.
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Amherst
Amherst Choral Union
Ashhenbach
George Abderholdan
Treaurer
Ed Schroeder
Wilma
Freda Call
Lorain
A. Baker
Russell Baker
Harold Yecley
Richard Kelley
C Wise
Clarence Baker
Flynn
Sandusky
A. P. Lewis
Weekend Visit Notes From Avon and Cleveland Guests
Summer from Whitehite Kansas Mary Bordner of Avon spent the weekend with Wilma Gall. Mr and Mrs Howard Burgess of Painesville Amy Bercher and Iva Schofield of Cleveland were Sunday visitors of Mrs A M Schofield Tenney avenue. Mrs Fred Powers is very much improved from her recent illness Miss Freda Gall of Cleveland.
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Witehite
Kan
Mary Bordner
Avon
Wilma Gall
Howard Burgess
Painesville
Amy Bercher
Iva Schofield
Cleveland
A. M. Schofield
Tenney Avenue
Fred Powers
Freda Gall
Weekend Visitors and Family Gatherings Noted
A fragmentary social column records visits and gatherings with names such as Harland and Florence, Mr and Mrs J HL, Mra PL, Carlisle, George Walkes, and the Pred family mentioned as spending Sunday together with others in a communal visit.
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J. HL
Harland
Florence
Carlisle
George Walkes
Pred
Kellogg's Bran Advertises Health Benefits Over Pills
An old Kellogg advertisement claims Kellogg's Bran cures more in two weeks than 20 years of medicine. It touts natural bowel stimulation, warns against drugs causing irritation, and urges daily two tablespoon servings with meals. The copy cites Mrs Carman and Kellogg's Bran as superior and money back if not helpful.
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Xellogg
Ariington H. Carman
Patehorne
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