Vivien and Kent Meet Love Amid Social Intrigue in Paris
Vivian Matthews, entangled in a businesslike marriage plot with Kentworth Hillman, faces renewed competition as Aurelia Davie Jansen returns with her mother. illustrator Mann Barkow arrives, and Vivian battles jealousy while navigating social salons in New York and Paris as relationships fray and loyalties shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Matthews
Kentworth Hillmannell
Paris
New York
Aurelia
Davie” Jansen
Kent
Count von Popper
Mann Barkow
Vivian
Bender
Dovie
Drab moth plots and party plans unfold in Parla tale
In a vivid domestic scene, Mr Barkow notices Vivian and Dovie scheme over New Year’s plans at a quiet gathering. Tensions flare as conversations reveal romantic entanglements and social rivalries among neighbors, with a cast including Vivian Pat and Cuddles. The chapter closes with a hint of further revelations as the plot continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Mr. Barkow
Bender
Vivian
Cuddles
Mrs. Johns
Parla
Dovie
Pat
Barkow
Kansas
Avon social at Mittendorf home with music and games
A Monday evening gathering at the Henry Mittendorf residence in Avon hosted ten guests for music, card solos, and social conversation. Post play refreshments were served by the hostess as Avon residents attended the funeral of Edward Terrell at St. Peter's Church Ridgeville. Emma Terrell is his widow. Emma Chnitzler was once Miss Emma Chnitzler of Avon. Burial followed at St. Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heny
Mittendorf
Edward Terell
St. Peter’s Church
Ridgeville
Emma
Emmachnitzler
Avon
St. Peter's Cemetery
Brighton
Charles Gill
Lloyd Gill
Wellington
Melissa Gill
Rufus Gill
Pittsfield
Chas. Lampen
Lakewood
Ohio
Summer Strout
Kenwood, C
C. F. Strout
Griselda
Forrest Matcham
Harold Hardy
Nellie
Jean
Joan
Ella Hardy
Virgil Burge
Will Matcham
Lillian Twaddle
Whitefox
Dorothy Hardy
Dorothy
Richard Watters
Garber
Newark
Russell Griggs
Ray Alden
Youngs Town
Community Gatherings and Visits Highlight Local News
Attendees at a Tuesday aluminum ware demonstration and dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Orge Miller's home included Mr. and Mrs. L Bungart and several Amherst residents. Emma Conrad hosted guests from Elyria Lorain and nearby towns, with visits by the Shu her family. Briefs note guests at the Millers and other local hosts, plus traveling parties from Berea Avon and Michigan visiting Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Orge Miller
L. Bungart
Red Laisy
Laurne Hensen
George Flier
Romaine Athaway
Amherst
Emma Conrad
Rs. Faank Conrad
Ath
Louisa
Rosemary
Charles
Elyria
John Teal
Albert
Lorain
Urban Shuer
Social Visit Recaps From East Avon and Cleveland Residents
Mr and Mrs Norman Kestner hosted guests in Cleveland and nearby. Ridgeville residents Mr and Mrs Martin Schwartz joined relatives in East Avon at Peter Schwartz home while Avon friends were visited. Later Mr and Mrs August Alten and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mittendorf returned to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Strout
Griselda
Norwalk
Will Matcham
Cleveland
John Green
Edwin Edwards
Etha Burge
Experiment Station
Wooster
Will Burshey
Forrest Matcham
Lorain
Missionary convention and Ladies Aid picnic noted
Mrs Edith Morris Vincent and others attended a Missionary convention in Amherst on Thursday. Members of Division two of the Methodist church Ladies Aid Society shared a picnic dinner at Cascade Park in Elyria on Wednesday.
Printing Birth and Wedding Announcements Ad
A local commercial printer advertises services for birth and wedding announcements wedding invitations calling cards and other printed matter for Miss Mrs and Mr customers with emphasis on versatility and quality.
Brighton Breezes and Local Visits Across Town
Social notes from Brighton detail Mrs C Marsac hosting her card club with Elyria and Lorain guests visiting Mrs Mawhenney. local shoppers, and a large neighborhood aluminum wave demonstration by Mrs Wilcox. A weekend full of visits includes many families from Wellington, Lorain, Norwalk, and Cleveland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Marsac
Elyria
C. Ackerman
J. Cook
Lorain
Mawhenney
Methodist Sunday School
May Baldwin
Raymond Cook
Lake Avenue
Wilcox
Century Farm Tale of Peter Meyer Eighty Three Years on Meyer Farm
Peter Meyer has lived on the Center road Meyer farm for eighty three years since arriving as a child with his German immigrant parents. The 122 acre farm includes 20 acres of woodland and productive gardens. His two daughters live with him and the old homestead now serves as a tool house beside a modern home. He recalls farming changes from good roads to modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meyer
Meyer
Center
Mr. Meyer
Germany
Farmer faces bee keeping as growing term help problem
The text notes a farmer confronting a growing issue with term help while Mr. Meyer, though advanced in years, remains active and derives enjoyment from his hobby of beekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
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Alma Sioux Scarberry
Make Ur'ere
Viv
Vivien
Priscilla
Zeek
Kippy
Celeste
Cuddies
Dove of Peace
Countess von Popper
H. Lewis
Harry Padley
Bethlehem
Laird
Ford Road
Charles Lyon
Grant Glason
Hurlbut
Charles Tattersall
Leonard
Mattie
Btop
Bevins
Grondin
F. Beese
Morris
Vera Merck
Clem Hathaway
Ledo
George Miller
George Goette
Menke
Berea
E. J. Riddles
Louis Dechant
Morning Glory Club
George Barta
Ily
Dr. Leze
Loarin
Philip
May
R. A
Marie
Jessie
Texas
Michigan
Aton
Irene Alten
Helen Traxler
Graf V
Hubert Horten
DIAL
Ai Pere
Vincent
Edith Morris
F. D
Wilmot Printing CO
Dr. F. M. Sponseller
Elgria Savings & Trust
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Dixie Star
Tor
Lake Avenue Coal Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Hag
H.M. Andress & Son
W. Broad
Davenport
S. R. Nichols
Middle Ave
Cesterfield
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