DAD'S GIRL continues as Clara Dee faces Ivan in love and intrigue
Clara Dee Forester, pampered daughter of a merchant, moves into Mrs. Flynns to start anew and meets Winfield Baxter and painter Ivan Moreau. Jealous Estelle schemes, dinner at the studio turns tense, and Clara Dee weighs a trap in a New Year’s Eve rendezvous while Ivan presses for a relationship without love.
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Clara Dee Forester
Clara Dee
Estelle
Ivan
Hsm
Winfield
Mrs. Flynn
Intrigue and confrontation in a Parisian drawing room
Estelle confronts Ivan as she reenters his opulent room, accusing him of betrayal and debt. The scene reveals a tempers flare between lovers turned rivals, with Estelle demanding mercy and freedom while Ivan coldly offers only a temporary aid. The tension hints at a perilous power dynamic and a looming consequence for Clara Dee.
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Ivan
Estelle
Clara Dee
Chickadee
Hea
Huntington News and Social Notes From June
Huntington Ohio residents share a weekend of visits with relatives from Vinccennes to Cleveland. A large Huntington Grange gathering heard a productive program with two local members joining the la Grange team. Sympathy extends to the Caswell and Ninnock families on Edgar Ninnock’s death with local and Cleveland visitors noted. Continued social calls include the Hart and Chapman households along with several trips to Elyria and Ashland for family reunions and religious events.
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Herman Hoyte
George Hart Home
Donald Neidmyer
Earnest Wheeler
Norwalk
E. F. Dirlam
Ashland
QO H Dirlam
Johnson Crile
Marion
L. C Crile
Raymond Bittner
Lodi
Luke English
Wm Lord
Wyandotte
Mich
Leland Gantz
Detroit
Michigan
J. Heffner
George Bernard
West Park
Cleveland
Daniel Kater
Fred Harris
F B Thucium
Fern
N. L Thudilum
Ninnock
Edgar Ninnock
George Roose
Christy
Corrad Naegle
Norman Eisemann
Floyd Solida
Akron
James Solida
Oberlin
Harman Gannette
South Amherst
Alr
Ozro Finkle
Bedford
Ohio
Herbert Sanders
Berlin
L. H. Rugg
Wellington
P M. Chapman
Elyria
Walter Handley
Walter Handley, Jr
Spencer
Karl Pratt
New York City
B. H. Pratt
Neal
Oleana
T. J. Redding
Lorain
C M. Dietrich
E. C. Redding
Schafer
Jerome Pratt
Harry
Charles Horner
F. B. Thudlum
N. L. Thudlum
Famous Finals special tale about rusty nails on bumper
A 1930s column reports Gordon Smith or Nails causing punctures by placing nails on a car bumper. Highway patrol questioned him and Justice Gafey fined him $30. The piece comments that gifts often arise in large families, not just only sons.
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Cole
Gordon Smith
Smith
Gafey
Whill Davys
School staff hires listed by grade and city
The board announced hires for all grades with Edward Weiss for 7th and 8th in Wellington, Ruth Tran for 5th and 6th in La Grange, Evelyn Garver for 3rd and 4th in Sullivan, and Hazel Putzer for 1st and 2nd in Dayton Ohio. Arthur McPherson and Stanley Carter of Columbus visited the Heiffner family. the Community Aid Society met Mrs. R. H. Heiffner on June 11 with supper for twenty four.
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Edward Weiss
Wellington
Ruth Tran
la Grange
Evelyn Garver
Sullivan
Hazel Putzer
Dayton
Ohio
Arthur McPherson
Stanley Carter
Columbus
Richard Heiffner
J. S
HOCUS go at POCUS by Will Day
A playful verse from Will Day recounts Uncle Eppa Cutty entering, challenging the scene, and defying removal. The speaker jokes about a bottle, a lamp, a lumbago liniment, and a Roman Candle, while noting a wise brewer knows his bottles and calling for homespun hokum.
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Eppa Cuttypipe
Pim
Eppa
Note in a Strawberry Box Sparks 50th Anniversary Joke
A note in a strawberry box from Grubbs Arkansas asked to write to a girl who wants to marry. T. C. Sardine, 82, of Bixley Nevada, received the box and said he isn’t interested as he nears his fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Grubbs
Ark
T. C Sardine
Bixley
Nev
Walrus Gloomer and Ned Nickel Plug at Father’s Wax Willie Pick
A humorous item notes a father registering a fanciful “Wax Willie” choice tied to his daughter’s gag, with performers Walrus Gloomer and Ned Nickel highlighted in the sketchy panel.
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Walrus Gloomer
Ned Nickelplug
Willie
One for the book at the concert misremembered
A playful exchange recalls a concert moment as listeners misidentify the composer. They first name Doornoh and then settle on Handel after listing Beethoven Wagner Handel, revealing a humorous memory mix.
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Doornoh
Beethoven
Wagner
Handel
Proressive class at Methodist church social in Vincent
Vincent Ohio June 14 Mr and Mrs F H Lewis entertained the Progressive class of the Methodist church Sunday school at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Cook and family Mr and Mrs Tully Baldwin and sons Thomas Stinebrough Mrs Clifford Stinebring and two sons from Niagara Falls and other neighbors. The evening featured business, conversation, piano music and a fine lunch.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
F. R Castle
JG. Morris
Francis Stinebring
Cleveland
Charles King
Markley School
Roland Morris
J. C. Morris
Gon William
Lorain High School
Lorain
W.H. Jones
Oberlin Avenue
Rbeese
J. J. Heckel
George Pickering
Avon
Ketsler
Columbus
Keisler
Local notes from Sheffield and Avon obituaries
Little Bobby Haynes broke his arm while playing Sunday at his grandparents home in Sheffield. Funeral notices for George Pickering and Mrs Frank Smith from Avon, and Anna Roth of Sheffield who died Monday, are included with burial in Avon cemetery. A separate exhibit note highlights a 2000 metre display and a 400 fur bearing animal park at the fair, with the United States and European nations also represented.
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Sheffield
Bobby Haynes
Bert Haynes
Ervin Eppley
Harvey Chambers
John Morris
Henry Jackson
Mass
Hilda Rider
Raymond Dunfee
H. C. Chambers
Wm. Fridenstine
Shirley Garfield
Nettie Johnson
Albert Fridenstine
Earle Johnson
Clara DeRussey
Avon
George Pickering
Frank Smith
Smith
Pickering
Wade Harris
Cleveland
Clarence Smith
Kenneth Smith
Lake Avenue
Anna Roth
River Road
St. Agnes Church
Avon Cemetery
Russia's Exhibit at Leipzig Fur and Hunting Fair
Russia's display at the International Fur and Hunting Exhibition in Leipzig Germany is described as one of the largest ever shown with substantial emphasis on the Soviet Republics and domestic fur trades.
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Leipzig
Russia
Germany
Entries and metres in unusual square measure
The fragment notes measurements of metres and entries, mentioning 4,000 metres and an unfamiliar square metric reference. It reflects incomplete text from a larger report or list, with no clear event, date, or entity names readable.
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Van
Huntington
Mrs
Lucinda Crile
Wiss Ella Jackson
Vincennes
Ind
Samson
Hocus
Will Day
Vox
President Monroe
West Furniture
Broad Street
Vincent
Hallworthy
Thomas
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Broad St
Wilmot
Sealkap
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