Sunset Sundial Night Sparks a Secret Romance in Annapolis
At the Oliphant auction in Annapolis Virginia Oliphant attracts two men, Tony Bleecker and Michael McAulain, while her mother plans a higher social match. A moonlit rendezvous by a sundial deepens Virginia and Michael’s bond as Richard’s troubles loom. The scene hints at future danger, money, and a potential New York reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliphant
Annapolis
Virginga Oliphant
Rowse
Tony Bleecker
New York
Michael McAulan
Virginia
West
Richard
Tony
Jane
Marty van Duyne
Owen
Michael
Marty
Mary Lee Logan
Michael Bmrchillan
Richael
Bleeckers
Mr. Arc- Millan
Norrie
Birmingham MM C Church Notes Highlight May Decorations
Large congregation attended the Birmingham MM C Community Church service with 48 in Sunday school aiming for the 100 mark. A reorganization of classes and new ones is under way. Decoration Day was observed with special music by Eveready and Helpers. W A Wickline spoke on Memorial Day history and a parade to the cemetery followed. Virginia Gould to give violin music near Sunday. service at 9 45 and Sunday school at 10 45 led by Rev. George T Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
MM. C
Eveready and
Helpers
W. A. Wickline
Virginia Gould
George T. Hanna
Community Night At Birmingham Church Draws Large Crowd
The third Community Night at the Birmingham church on Thursday offered a penny supper from 4 o clock and a program of music talks and readings enjoyed by many. Committee members included Mrs L E Normandy Mrs Reuben Wenzel Mrs F E Hawe and Miss Tracille Snellenberz1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
L. E. Normandy
Reuben Wenzel
FE. H. Hawe
Tracille
W C T U Merling Holds Regular Meeting
The regular bimonthly meeting of the local Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Aliss Clara Henry's home with Mrs. Jennie Mitchell presiding. Readings by members formed the program. The next meeting, June 25, will be at Mrs. Mina Hunter for Flower Mission Day, with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.c
Elizabeth Gerber
Rose Beni- Jey
Sigwens
A. J. Joyce
Clara Henry
Weekend visits noted in Lorain and surrounding towns
Miss Florence Prince of Qher spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Frince. Lorain guests Mr and Mrs Milton Freidman visited Mr and Mrs Bert Geman. Howard Rader of Ashland called on friends in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Byars and Mrs of Eloria visited Mr and Mrs O A Mordoff and Ms Myra Edgar Sunday. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter included Mrs Fred Gilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Prince
Qheron
Edwin Frince
Milton Freidman
Lorain
Bert Geman
Howard Rader
Ashland
Harry Byars
Eloria
A. Mordoff
Myra Sdgar
Benuday
Earl Hunter
Fred Gilder
Local families gather across towns for Memorial Day and visits
A series of social visits and memorial day gatherings span Oberlin Henrietta Elyria and nearby towns. Families noted include the Andress Schoff Ladrach Hartel and more visiting relatives in Henrietta Lorain Amherst Sandusky and Cleveland. Also mentioned are church activities and summer visits by Pauline Burdick and Norene Collingwood with notes on local student Charles Grenzebach returning from Kent Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Oberlin
Fred Andress
Nancy
Pamela
Henrietta
Curt Fulger
Herbert
Augusta Schoff
Elvrra
Merritt Hunter
Lorain
Joan J. Ladrach
Mary
Lewis
Anna Buchs
Chester Hartel
Elyria
O. A
Doris Prince
T. J. Early
William Bricker
Dorothy
Alice
Clair
Clifford Werner
Carl Arndt
Carol
Amherst
Henry Castleman
Eleanor and
Douglas
Sandusky
Everett Bell
Cleveland
Kent Normal School
Charles Grenzebach
Frank Griffen
Vermilion
Cleveland visitors spend weekend in Wakeman
George Easterwood Beulah Easter wood and Marion Snore from Cleveland visited friends in Wakeman over the weekend. Toulse Martin returned home after time in Oberlin. Mrs Jennie Burr was a Decoration Day guest of Mrs Louise Shelton. Mr and Mrs Shane Pierce of Akron attended funeral services for the late Mrs Charles Barnes at the Pease chapel. Mrs Ray Kenyon spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Max B Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
George Easterwood
Beulah Easterwood
Marion Snore
Cleveland
Toulse Martin
Oberlin
Jennie Burr
Louise Shelton
Shane Pierce
Akron
Charles Barnes
Pease Chapel
Ray Kenyon
Max B. Peabody
Fred Peabody
Charles Williams
Ruth
Mary
Florida
Clifford Martin
Harmon Martin
Arthur Witzlaben
Catherine
Arthur, Jr
Chicago
Charles Brooks
H. H. Martin
TomHlurst
West Clarksfield
Wood Girls
Blaine Hurst
Lois
F. A. Denman
Lloyd Brothers
Wellington
Kenneth Hurst
Elyria
Harold Millhouse
Dave E. Pierce
Detroit
Charles Whitney
Charles Flew
Clarksfield
Nick Neiding
Carl Neiding
Leland Renvon
W. G. Stall
L. Z. Buckley
FF. Renvoan
Rollin Peabady
R. F. Kenyon
R. S. Barnes
New London
Dorothy Knott
Marion Eileen
Donald Barnes
Loren Rumsey
George Gerber
Wood
Mabel Feltons
Nella Nay
Family and Friends Gather for Decoration Day in Elyria
A parade of visits and hosting marks Decoration Day in Elyria with Mr. and Mrs. Peabody entertaining relatives from Florida, Cleveland guests at multiple homes, and neighbors attending parties and farewells. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Witzlaben and children, and pallbearers at Mrs. Barnes’s funeral.
Truth and interests shape men's pursuit of truth
A reflective line notes that most men care about truth only insofar as it affects their circumstances, needs, and aims. It emphasizes practical interest over pure inquiry.
Triple S 4 H Clothing Club meets at Croskey home
June 3 meeting at Mrs. E F Croskey's home with president Mary Lance leading a short business session, sewing period, and games. Refreshments served by Mary Lance and Helen Naughton. Next meeting set for June 5 at Croskey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baelz
Elaine Cole
Helen Schumacher
Mary Stanko
Viva Jane Middling
Catherine Hecock
Mrs. Nicholson
Clyde Behnke Returns to Niles Michigan
Clyde Behnke, who has been at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Behnke, has returned to Niles Michigan where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clyde Behnke
Howard Behnke
Niles
Mrs Robert Taylor Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
Mrs Robert Taylor came home Thursday after spending a few days with relatives in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Cleveland
Jennings Family Visiting In Sheffield
Mr and Mrs Jennings and their Cleveland family were guests of Mr and Mrs W H Chambers in Sheffield on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Avon 4-H Club Holds Third Meeting
The Eleven Little Stitchers group met at Norma Nissen home with nine members. They learned sewing stitches and machine names. Florence Fisher, June Barr and Jean Gunderson named the club. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for June Barr’s home on June 7 at seven o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Norma Nissen
Florence Fisher
June Barr
Jean Gunderson
Lido Club Bridge Evening At Bauldauf Home
Members of the Lido club enjoyed a bridge evening at the home of Misses Dorothy and Clara Bauldauf on Wednesday. Two tables competed with high honors awarded to Miss Bernadette Gerhart and Miss Irene Alten. A luncheon was served at small tables centered with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lido Club
Dorothy
Clara Bauldauf
Bernadette Gerhart
Irene Alten
Stagg Host Informal Bridge Party For Card Club
Mr and Mrs Fd Stagg entertained at their home on Thursday evening for guests who are associates of their card club. Prizes went to Mrs Tra Gough and Paul Stokes first and Mr and Mrs Joseph Forthofer second. A repast followed the games. They will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Stagg
Tra Gough
Paul Stokes
Joseph Forthofer
Harold Smith
Avon Alumni Banquet Honors New Officers at St Marys Hall
The Avon Alumni banquet drew a large crowd at St Marys hall on Thursday. Rev George N Stuber gave an inspiring address as Walter McAllister presided over the business session outlining the election of officers Irene Alten as president Teet Hub bard as vice president Mrs Florence Curtiss as secretary Lavern Pickering as treasurer and Mrs Arnold among the elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
St. Mary’s Hall
George N. Stuber
Walter McAllister
Irene Alten
Teet Hubbard
Florence Curtiss
Wlavern Pickering
Arnold
Avon Lake Couple Attends Anniversary Celebration
Avon Lake June 3 Mr and Mrs Howard Walker and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson attended the first wedding anniversary of Leonard and Nina Clawson at their Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Howard Walker
Arthur Hudson
Leonard Clawson
Nina Walker
Lorain
Returned Home Miss Peggy Smith at Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Peggy Smith, a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, has returned home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Smith
Ohio Wesleyan University
Social Roundup Hosts Weekend Visitors and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Glass entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Aerman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coppins of Buffalo N Y and Karl Sebelin of Shaker Heights over the week end Archie Spade visited Mrs Wm Fullerton in Loran Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Glass
Fred van Aerman
Harold Coppins
Buffalo, N. Y
Karl Sebelin
Shaker Heights
Archie Spade
Wm. Fullerton
Lorain
Scout Meeting At Avon Lake Park Hall Plans Father Daughter Banquet
Nine Scouts with captain Mrs R J Kihm met at Avon Lake Park Hall on Friday afternoon. They played games and held patrol corners and Leaf booklet plans. A father daughter banquet is set for June 20 and the meeting ended with horsehoe formation and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kihm
Avon Lake Park Hall
Horsehoe
Walkathon attendance and social calls in Lorain area
Mrs Teena Brown and others attended the Walkathon at Moose Colliseum in Lorain on Wednesday evening. Local residents hosting or visiting relatives include Mr and Mrs Pete Peterson, the Albrechts relocating to Vineyard Road, A Doncaster visiting Ed Mitchell in Elyria, George Hamm calling on John McClelland, and Misses Pauline Katterhenry Martha Deasy Ralph Bloomfield Arnold Hanson spending Tuesday evening in Lorain. Dolores Schneider visiting Cleveland relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teena Brown
Ella Snyder
June
Harold Holmes
Moose Colliseum
Lorain
Pete Peterson
Marblehead
J. Albrecht
Cleveland
Vineyard Road
A. Doncaster
Elyria
Ed Mitchell
George Hamm
North Olmsted
John McClelland
Local social notes from Lagrange area June events
Mrs F B Gott and granddaughter Ruth dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Bradstock in Wellington. Decoration Day visitors include E Bridgett of Elyria and Cleveland guests at Main Street home. Also mentions Berga airport auto ride, Berea cemetery trip, and various family visits in nearby towns. John Wolfe dies in Cleveland after illness. survivors include wife and two daughters. Funeral held in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adams
Willard Wolcott
J. B. Gott
Ruth J. Gott
Cleveland
Rachel Crow-Heck
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
G. W. Woodruff
Charles Adams
Baptist Church
F. A. Weaver
Jeanette
Forrest
Phyllis
E. C. Johnson
Harold Jameson
Kelly's Island
Robert Miller
Baldwin-Wallace College
John Wolfe
Paul Sage
Margene
C. W. Sage
Lorain
Alumni Reunion Ends With New Officers Election
A large turnout from nearby towns attended the annual Alumni reunion in the school auditorium Saturday evening. President C H Nichols led a brief business meeting. Short speeches were given by Avery Wilcox Judge H C Wilcox and Dr D M Spicer. Newly elected officers include Cassie M Kelner as President Harry Dean as Vice President and Hazel M Adams as Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Nichols
Avery Wilcox
H. C. Wilcox
D M. Spicer
Cassie M. Kelner
Harry Dean
Hazel M. Adams
Avon Park Hall Dance Event and Cleveland Weekend Visit
Buck, a historian, attended a dance at Avon Park Hall. Mrs. Matt Casper and Dorothy Curtiss spent the weekend visiting relatives in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Avon Park Hall
Matt Casper
Dorothy Curtiss
Cleveland
Harp and Violin Duet Lead Local School 1900s Event
The program featured harp and violin duet by Algena and Ruth Adams, a sextette with Lucille Rawson, Frances Woodruff, Wil helmina Kollinski, Harriette Knowles, Grace Miller, Zola Hastings, and solo dancing by Francis Knowles. Lunch was provided by the Junior class. Miss Jenne Machinski represented the seniors with greetings from the president. The Pied Pipers supplied dancing entertainment. About two hundred attendees, including former Superintendent W A Hiscox and his Lakewood wife, were present. Hiscox had overseen La Grange school from 1904 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algena
Ruth Adams
Lucille Rawson
Frances Woodruff
Wilhelmina Kollinski
Harriette Knowles
Grace Miller
Zola Hastings
Francis Knowles
Jenne Machinski
W. A. Hiscox
Lakewood
la Grange
Birthday at Denham home cited with school contest awards
Mr and Mrs Nelson Yost and family visited R H Denham for his birthday as La Grange school Fourth through Twelfth Grades competed in a W C T U contest. Banquet winners named by grade included Doris Young Richard Smith Anna Behner and others with health standards honors awarded to multi grade pupils and lists of non absentees through the first six grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Yost
Jake Yost
Litchield
R. H
la Grange
Doris Young
Richard Smith
Anna Behner
Harry Butler
Starr Woodruff
Betty Garretson
Annabelle Hose
Rita Camp
Freda Farkas
Harvey Mohler
Betty Holcomb
Boy Scouts Swim Party And Local Socials In Columbia
June 3 report from Columbia notes Boy Scouts enjoyed a river swimming party at the P M French farm after their regular meeting. Decorations Day visitors included Grover Huffman and others from Ellsworth Baker home and Painesville. Junior League picnic of Bethany English Lutheran Church members held at Ernest Dunford home. Myrtle Hales to entertain Sunset Group June 7. L A S meeting rescheduled to June 15 at Irene Walters home. Edward Lennerth hosted a thirteenth birthday party with ten schoolmates after school. Berea H S commencement attendance cited with Kenneth Offenberg a graduate. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs W R Squire planning return home. Ernest Dunford hosted Mrs Roberts’ family from Cleveland. Visitors to Mrs A L Carpenter’s Sunday included Frank Cousins of Eaton and Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens of Berea, plus H W Carpenter and family of Pittsfield. Jay Madison rents lower part of his Cen ter home to a Cleveland Press representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
P. M. French Farm
Ellsworth Baker
Grover Huffman
Herbert
Glenn Longdon
Painesville
Cland Adams
Ellsworth
Llyria
Bethany English Lutheran Church of
Cleveland
Ernest Dunford
Myrtle Hales
Irene Walters
Edward Lennerth
Wm. Mayer
Carl
Leona
Pearl Mayer
Berea
Kenneth Offenberg
W. R. Squire
Roberts
A. L. Carpenter
Frank Cousins
Eaton
Robert Stephens
H. W. Carpenter
Pitts- Pittsfield
Jay Madison
Cleveland Press
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Guests and Visits
Mary Agnes Dawson Betty Garretson Laverne Jones Raymond Keller Genette Sikon Walter Spieth Ross Stuart Tony Zalen ski list names. Sixth Candace Behner Rita Camp Janet Gage Annabelle Hose Frank Lupinski Mary McAlpin Lawrence Taxtor. Mrs Wade Johnson of Cusahoga Falls visited her parents C H Nichols. daughter Madge returned home. Leonard Deane family of North Elyria were guests of Charles Molder. T F Callely visited farmer's sister and family of New London. Agnes Bouga of Kent Normal College home for weekend. Jeanette Halliwill of Detroit and Dorothy Halliwill of Akron visiting parents. Arthur Gouldie Bill Forbush Eugene Halliwill James Sharrard joined Camp Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rush
Kathryn Muhich
Lavonne Seabold
Geraldine Dunlap
Evelyn McAndrews
Margene Sage
Lois Smith
Jeanette Walcox
Norma Fern Walcott
Robert Woodruff
Theresa Denes
Bertha Dushinske
Frances Seabold
Kendall Saunders
Verla Stuart
Ralph Jones
George Schreffler
Forest Weaver
John Dawson
Mary
Annabelle Hose
Robert Kelner
Mary McAlpin
Lawrence Taylor
John Wilcox
Fred Wilcox
Calvin Wilcox
Frank Odor
Nick Petroff
Cliff Spicer
Phyllis Forbush
Wm. Haydn
Jane Jones
Anna Wuhich
Robert Rundle
Helen Walkao
Anna Behner
Lowell Behner
Eva Camp
Calvin Linden
Robert Preston
Orville Rising
Elsie Weber
Frank Zalenski
Gerald Buckingham
Mary Agnes Dawson
Betty Garretson
Laverne Jones
Raymond Keller
Genette Sikon
Walter Spieth
Ross Stuart
Tony Zalenski
Wade Johnson
Cusahoga Falls
C. H. Nichols
Madge
Leonard Deane
North Elyria
Charles Moulder
T. F. Callely
New London
Agnes Bouga
Kent Normal College
Jeanette Halliwill
Detroit
Dorothy Halliwill
Akron
Arthur Gouldie
Bill Forbush
Eugene Halliwill
James Sharrard
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Students to Explore Old Pueblo Ruins at Glorietta Pass
Texaro Technological college students join Dr. W. Colden's history field expedition to the Arrowhead Pueblo ruin near Glorietta Pass New Mexico. The early pueblo site sits on a pine knoll 7500 feet up the Pecos Valley with a view of the Sangre de Christo mountains. About 30 students pay $45 each for grubstake and transport and will use a log cabin as a mess hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
Lubbock, Texas
Texaro Technological College
Glorietta Pas
New Mexico
W. Colden
History Department
Pecos Valley
Sangre de Christo Mountains
Silverton High alumna returns to finish school
In Silverton Oregon Constance Otten now Mrs Fred Barker returns to complete her high school studies. She left thirteen years ago as a junior to marry and now attends classes daily with her three children ages 9 6 and 3 accompanying her to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton, Ore. U.P
Constance Otten
Silverton High School
Fred Barker
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Rickey
Josh
Darling
Mr. Medfillan
Anthony
Mrs. Montgomery
Carney
Bleecker
Aly
Miss Alta Myers
Garfield School
North Ridge Road
Miss Myers
Hong Kong
China
Rena Titus
Betty
Lee Johnson
Charles Carrick
Jennie Wilkinson
Percy Chambers
Decker
Helen Dawley
Hoag
Afr. Wilson
Dover
Clarence Smith
Haskin
Henry Jackson
Lester Youtzy
Georges Cotton
Lake Avenue
Willard Taft
Clearview School
Frank Chambers
Bowling Green College
Kent
Frank Perry
Gulf Road
Elyria High School
Hazel
Helen
William Millard
Lila
Lucy Jackson
LaPorte
B. F. Jackson
Ford Road
Georgia Lawson
Eugene
H. C. Chambers
CLUB
Girl Scout News
Dolores Schneider
Lagrange
Candace Behner
Janet Gage
Frank Lupinski
Lawrence Taxtor
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M. Spenceller
Ohio
Howard B. Somers
Young
Turkey
Hovis & Faulhaber Eagles’ Block of Beer
Mer
W. Lehnis
West Ave
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