Million Dollar Inheritance Ends In A Romantic Twist
Judge Justus reveals Rodney gains a million dollars only if bachelor until age twenty five. Judy and Maureen clash with Romance, pistol guarding, and a tunnel collapse. Rodney marries Maureen. Judy erupts, then reconciles amid celebration as Peter discovers timing and fate. The judge contemplates Pettigrew and hints at a new partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Maureen
Justus
Judy
Gunnison
Pettigrew
Sam
Jim
Peter
Judge
Sarl
Eter
Eureka
New York
Peter Darling
Judge Justus
West Ridge Farewell Reception Reported
West Ridge June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor of the Oberlin road, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueck and family of Elyria, and Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
Oberlin Road
Henry Krueck
Elyria
Farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Robert Simms before Melrose trip
Mrs Dick Johnston and numerous Carlisle area relatives gathered at Fred Karl Simms home on Wednesday evening June 2 to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Robert Simms and family as they prepared to return to their Melrose Florida home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Johnston
New Oberlin Road
Carlisle
Edison Highway
Schramm Road
Fred Karl Simms
Robert Simms
Melrose
Florida
Four-H Banner Club Meets At Corbett Walker Home
The Carlisle Banner Four-H club met at Corbett Walker's home on Thursday June 10 with fourteen members and two advisors Karl Simms and Chester Sprague present. Corbett Walker chaired the meeting with minutes read and finances noted. A judging tour report was given by Malcolm Fowl, followed by games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 17 at Malcolm Fowl's home on Edinson Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Banner Four-H Club
Corbett Walker
Karl Simms
Chester Sprague
Fred Pallas
Malcolm Fowl
Edinson Highway
Solly Hustlers Convene at West Ridge Four-H Club Meeting
The West Ridge Four-H Club, hosted by Patricia Fowl, met Thursday afternoon June 10. President Betty Miller led the session to plan a mother-daughter banquet. Members and new recruit Betty Gunder attended, with advisors Marion Lauer and Zelda Schramm assisting. Refreshments followed. Greece has a real estate boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly Hustlers
West Ridge
Dolly Hustlers
Tatricia Fol
Betty Miller
Doris Minnich
Virginia Simms
Marguerite
Jane
Harriet Mason
Betty Gunder
Marion Lauer
Zelda Schramm
Patricia Fowl
Wellington High alumni banquet draws 225 in town hall
About 225 members and friends attended Wellington High School Alumni Association’s 60th banquet at the M E church and town hall. Officers for the coming year were elected and a dancing session followed after a dinner served by the Ladies Aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High School
M. E
M. K. Church
Daniel Shepard
Flrst
Keith Thornton
Leora Yoxtheimer
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Tony Saporio
Philip
Theda Fisher Obrig
Donald Swanger
Karl Williams
Don Swanger
Cleveland
Herman L. Wight
Herald H. Smith
J. Franklin Wight
Russelle Hathaway Horr
Adelbert Knapp
Four Dukes
Norman Waters
Chris MacDermott
Town Hall
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Association
Robert Herrick
Earl Grose
Nina Ormerold
Dorothy Garmen
Arthur Mason
Earl Biggs
Ray Andress
Lakewood
Rhea Davis
Phylis Whiton
Orpha Wilcox Finley
Georgia Andrews
Helen Robertson
C. N. Windecker
L. Hopkins
Wedding music and early alumni noted in Ohio and Cleveland
The report lists Cleveland residents Mrs. Gene Burge and Arthur Allen among the earliest class graduates of 1878, and Miss Betty Jean Page of Miami University played the pipe organ at a church wedding in Oxford. Page also performed for a speech department commencement and will spend summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. O Page teaching music pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gene Burge
Colorado Springs
Arthur Allen
Addie Heminway
Here
Betty Jean Page
Miami University
Oxford
Department of Speech
J. 0 Page
Miss Ruth Hogan Weds Cleveland Man
The wedding of Miss Ruth Hogan of Cleveland and Charles Frederic Sweney Jr. of Cleveland was held at the bride’s uncle’s Wellington home. Fifty guests from Cleveland Lorain Wellington Lansing Michigan attended. The couple will reside in Cleveland where Sweney works as a staff artist at The Cleveland Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hogan
Cleveland
Floss Adele Cushion
Sebring
Florida
Wellington
Charles Frederic Sweney, Jr
Lee L. Smith
Herrick Aveniea West
C. W. Recard
First Congregational Church
Loraineoledo
Lansing
Michigan
Hogan
O. M. Severson
C. F. Sweney
Severson
Lee Smith
Katherine Tanna
Francis Dowling
Sweney
East
The
Cleveland Press
Powell couple take summer posts at French Alps camp
Mr and Mrs Marcy Powell after arriving in Paris last September will spend the summer as staff at Macsannet Camp in the French Alps with Powell teaching swimming and Mrs Powell serving as office secretary They plan to return to Paris in fall as Powell pursues PhD work at the Sorbonne and will not come back to the U S until New Year Also noted BRIEFS Fred Manning suffered relapse and is bedbound again while Mrs George Bassett is able to continue care or duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy Powell
Paris
Macsannet
French Alps
Powell
Sorbonne
States
Fred Manning
George Bassett
Local residents visit and health notes surface
After several weeks illness from an operation Mr and Mrs Alfred Moehle were callers in town Friday night Rev Milton Griffin Cleveland was a guest at the Bert Kuapy home Friday night Ann Reep daughter of Mr and Mrs HW H Reep is recovering nicely from bronchial pneumonia Miss Stranahan of Litchfield had been spending several days with Mrs Georgia Ruger and Miss Gertrude Johns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Moehle
Milton Griffin
Cleveland
Bert Kuapy
Ann Reep
HW. H. Reep
Miss Stranahan
Litchfield
Mrn
Georgia Ruger
Gertrude Johns
Junior Gospel Chorus Presents Fine Program
The Junior Gospel Chorus of the Methodist Episcopal church presented a commendable program last night under director Charles Willard. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society, it featured special numbers by Mrs. Rhea Daugherty Davis of Cleveland and Mrs. Leora Yoxtheimer. Plans call for a repeat at Henrietta Church on June 27 with an order of service including hymns, solos, and choral pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Willard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rhea Daugherty Davis
Cleveland
Leora Yoxtheimer
Here
Lord Is
Shepherd
Mesdames Verna Page
Anna Puder
Clara, Linder
Nellie Barnes
Aid Society
Henrietta Church
Community Musical Opened By Hauser Choir
Hauser presented a program featuring Bimple Areu Theme and a trombone solo by Mr Clyde Bel ol along with pieces More Like Him The Holy City and Behold A Stranger at the Door Weatherly Adams Gospel Chorus and Chorus and Congregation offered hymns In addition Charles Willard directed Mariam Dir Jan organist and Merle Baum sarder pianist participated in the program
Children’s Day Observed At M E Church Sunday
The annual program included baby baptisms by Rev. L S Green and 27 certificates on the Cra die Roll presented by Mrs Arlo Smith and Mrs Longo 8 S Green. Part 2 featured primary department songs and recitations led by Mrs Guy Phelps with teachers. Part 3 offered a pageant Life’s Cross Roads staged by the Intermediate Department with cast members Ruth Cordray Kenneth Gower Chester Martin Jeanne Whiteside Rebecca Rucker Janet Carino Richard Cordray Gladys Witbeck Ireta Page and a message on choosing the church’s path over pleasure. Ushers for the offering were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
L. S. Green
Arlo Smith
Longo
S. Green
Guy Phelps
Janet Zimmerman
Helen Henes
The
Furst
Lois Jean Todd
Ireta Page
Dhtlaned
Merle Baumgardner
Lucille Burge
Local program raises funds for World Service effort
Vivienne Willard Edith Barnes Carol Linder and Dorothy Norton led a gathering in the auditorium filled with members and parents as a collection was taken for World Service. Frederic White offered a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Willard
Edith Barnes
Carol Linder
Dorothy Norton
Moubers
Frederic White
Dramatic Bible Program by Civil War Veteran in M E Church
Next Sunday evening June 20 Reverend J A Kaley from Elgins, a Civil War veteran over ninety, will present a dramatic Bible program at 7:30 in the M E church. The Philathea class plans a party Friday evening June 18 at Mrs Albert Peirce home. The M E Ladies Aid Society holds its regular quarterly meeting Thursday June 17 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kaley
Elgins
M. KE
Philathea
Albert Peirce
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Left for settlement to Henderson Settlement Kentucky party from M E church
A group from the M E church left at four this morning for Henderson Settlement in Kentucky. Names include Charles Barnes Kathryn Witbeck Tareille Burge Mary Knapp Mary Johns Rev and Mrs L S Green and Mr and Mrs Worthy Marsh of New Philadelphia. More may have joined. They expect to return by week’s end. Marie Miler entertained at her home Thursday for her daughter Caroline’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
M. E. Church
Henderson
Kentucky
Charles Barnes
Kathryn Witbeck
Tareille Burge
Mary Knapp
Mary Johns
L. S. Green
Here
Worthy Marsh
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Green
Marie Miler
Caroline
Fragmented Notes From Alpine Winter Season
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Remy Wellington and A G Atkow, Mrs Myre Fasey, Miss Low, Martin Brewer and Edward Worley. References to Mrs Andross, Alumnal event, and hotel activity at larger Swiss resorts during the winter sports season. Unclear full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy Wellington
Andreas
A. G Atkow
Loula, Avery
Os Myre
Miss Low
Martin Brewer
Edward Worley
Dinger Wan
Andross
Switzerland
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Miami
Middle Ave
Four-H Banner Club
Greece
Theodore Berg, M. D
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Gospel Chorus
WM. J. Moriarty
Lorain
County Savings & Trust
Floyd Stimson
Floyd
Che
Cord
Gette
Ruth Broder
Leonard Spence
Joanna DE Tuscan
Oakie College
Jeck Oakie
Benny Goodman
Georgie Stoll
Hollywood
Jody Garlach
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Hygrade
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