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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

9

Vivian Matthews in Paris Honeymoon Plot and Fashion Makeover

Vivian Matthews, 20, seeks independence after a marriage proposal from Kent Johns ends in money offers and an upcoming Paris divorce. In New York she undergoes a dramatic makeover with Celeste, gains confidence, and encounters illustrator Mann Barkow who asks for a modeling session, hinting at a new romantic entanglement.

Vivian Matthews Bender Kan Kentworth Johne III Aurelia ‘Davie” Janscn Vivian Paris Seye New York Eleste Javon Celeste Kent Johns Jansen Mann Barkow Barkow Vivian Sudderly Hm Celeste Farrow Madame Kent Long Island Vvian Berty Tas Mann Barhovn

Spencer Area Wedding and Socials Roundup

Spencer area notes report Doroty Biller wed Robert Holan in Elvina with Frank and Mrs. Miller hosting. A long list of locals attend dances, visits, hospital stays, and family gatherings across Wellington, Homerville, Lake Wales, and nearby towns, highlighting travel to Cleveland and Baldwin Wallace graduation, plus illness and social visits.

Local Social News From Litchfield Area Church Events

Sunday guests visited Mrs Will Moore and family. Jack Sharp joined A A Randall for dinner. The Junior Epworth League staged The Old Fashioned Mother at Litchfield Methodist church to a full house. Miss Maud Hendricks leaves for Ashland College this summer. Frank Miller hosted relatives and friends including Clair Miller from Lake Wales Florida and John Miller from Elyria. Others include H B Hillbrook and Henry, Margarette Curtice, Rollin Ream family, Aretha Brouse, Vedla and Vella Brouse, Willis Akeins, Letha, Howard Akeins, Robert, Lucy Gross, E W Fusselman, Mack Stuart and Lester Bryant. The Mantz children are improving and Verna Aukerman helps care for them.

Will Moore Jack Sharp A. A. Randall Epworth League of Litchfield Maud Hendricks Ashland Frank Miller Clair Miller Lake Wales Florida Harold Miller Rittman Clyde Taylor Wooster John Miller Elyria Lecta Reulcutter Cleveland John Winter Wellington Roger Clapp Oberlin M. A. Dickason H B Hillbrook Henry Vedla Vella Brouse Willis Akeins Letha Howard Akeins Robert Medina Lucy Gross E. W. Fusselman West Main Mack Stuart Lester Bryant Court Stuart Mantz Verna Aukerman

Brownhelm 4-H club elects officers and meets weekly

The Brownhelm Merry Workers 4-H cooking club, led by Mrs Clifton Bechtel for another year, sworn in officers Evelyn Shibley president Mildred Ruth vice president Margaret Sanders secretary treasurer Helen Crosby reporter Gertrude McQueen recreational leader. Members include Luella Schibler Katherine Sanders Ruth Orcutt. The group meets Tuesdays at the Congregational church kitchen. Numerous local families are noted visiting or hosting relatives over the weekend in nearby towns and counties.

Brownhelm Agso Brownhelm Merry Workers Clifton Bechtel I Tesident Evelyn Shibley Mildred Ruth Margaret Sanders Helen Crosby Gertrude McQueen Cub Luella Schibler Katherine Sanders Ruth Orcutt Congregational Church

Miss Ruth Nelson Guest At Clyde Hostess Home Visit

Miss Ruth Nelson of Clyde Ohio was a guest at the home of Miss Ruth Whittlesey from Thursday to Sunday.

John H. Miller Ruth Nelson Clyde, O Ruth Whittlesey

German Rhine refrain sparks cross nation song lines

In 1841 the German chorus proclaimed They shall not have it the free German Rhine. The French countered with the song Al fred de Musset declaring We have it your German Rhine. The exchange echoes the era's tense nationalism and disputes over river control between Germany and France.

Alfred de Musset

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