Clara Dee’s City Striver Finds Steady Ground
Clara Dee, evading past peril, lands work at a downtown office, earns trust, and builds a cautious life in a sunlit, bustling firm. She saves with care, repays Miss Vogel, and grows hopeful, aided by Mrs. Flynn’s mothering and new colleagues. The tale follows her balancing hunger, independence, and the shadow of a murder case as she pursues stability.
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Clara Dea
Beat
Clara Dee
Mrs. Flynn
Mrs.Flynn
Flynn
Miss Vogel
Father’s Legacy Guides a Struggling Woman’s Resolve
A young woman endures her first two weeks of work on scant pay. With only $1.56 for seven days, she resists asking for advance pay, guards her late father’s cash as a sacred legacy, and plans to survive until her own earnings arrive the next day. She refuses charity, hoards the remaining dollar, and endures hunger, eating only an extra roll to sustain herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dee
Kate
Moreau
Mrs. Flynn
Amherst Dinner Party Hosts Six O’Clock Dimmer
Mr and Mrs Bigga of Ellyria attended a six o'clock dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs H FE Moore in South Amherst on June 30. Local residents joined the hosts for an evening of dining and socializing.
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South Amherst
Oberlin couple hosts two course dinner night
Thursday evening a two course dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Ruth of Oberlin and several accompanying couples from Lorain South Ridge Amberst Amberat. Mrs. Fred C. Ruth won the aluminum prize and the evening ended with social time and late refreshments served by Mrs. H. E. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Ruth
Oberlin
A. E. Eppley
Lorain
J. H. Ludwig
South Ridge
J. N Holzhauer
Henry M)ler
Amberat
O. J. Ruth
H. E. Moore
Children Day Exercises At Methodist Church Sunday
A program by the children will be given at the Methodist church on Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock.
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Methodist Church
Fifteen at St John’s Evangelical Young People meet
Fifteen members attended a Young People meeting at St. John’s Evangelical church on Thursday evening with Mrs Alfred Rolli presiding over a business session. They planned a July 24 Vermilion Lake picnic and spent the rest of the evening in games and contests. Refreshments were served by Edward Fahrney and Clarence Fazey to a list of attendees including Mrs Alfred Rolli and several others.
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St. John's Evangelical Church
Alfred Rolli
Vermilion
Edward Fahrney
Clarence Fazey
Albert Wrage
Margaret An Almeda Schneider
Alice Garland
Doris Springer
Margaret Wilhelm
Andy Fazey
Edward Schneider
Eb, Schmidt
Herbert Schneider
Isaac Thompson
Sunday School Board elects leaders at Amherst home
A Methodist Sunday School board meeting at Mrs. Charles Bauman’s home elected Mrs. Lodi Gibon as superintendent to fill the year’s vacancy and Glen C. West as men’s Bible class teacher after Herman Gannett left for the summer. A children’s day program was planned for next Sunday evening followed by a social with several local residents as hosts.
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Methodist Sunday School Board
Charles Bauman
Lodi Gibaon
Glen C. West
Herman Gannett
Mig Bauman
Garfield Starris
Joseph Heathcote
Ruth Willis
Norma Merchant
Margaret Rice
Herald Allsop
James Lyon
Picnic Attendees Named From Local Methodist Event
Attendees at the Lakeside Methodist picnic on Thursday included Eva Bryant Garfield Harris and daughter Nina and son Elmer, Robert Allsop and daughters Ruth and Gloria, Alman Brocksicker, Thomas Winson, William Allsop, Henry Nickel, Lewin Merchant and daughter Norma, Herald Allsop and son Herald Jr., Ruth Willis, Verna Gibson, Henry J. Kolb, and Rev. James Lyon.
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Lakeside
Eva Bryant
Garfield Harris
Nina
Elmer
Robert Allsop
Ruth
Gloria
Fee
Alman Brocksicker
Thomas Winson
William Allsop
Henry Nickel
Lewin Merchant
Norma
Herald Allsop
Herald Jr
Ruth Willis
Verna Gibson
Henry J. Kolb
James Lyon
Henry Bruse Leaves Town After Week With Mother
Henry Bruse, who spent the past week in the city with his mother Mrs Anna Allsop, departed for his home in Los Angeles California.
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Henry Bruse
Anna Allsop
Los Angeles
California
Bruse Now USC Purchasing Agent, Last Seen 1917
Thursday notes indicate Mr Bruse has not visited here since 1917 and is currently the purchasing agent for the University of Southern California. The detail links a long interval to his present role at USC.
Muasoale Order Meeting Held in Amherst Attendees Named
Carl E. Gibson Charley Bryant Robert Allsop Lewis Merchant Henry Garland Henry J. Kolb and Paul Mori attended a Muasoale Order meeting in Amherst recently.
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Carl E. Gibson
Charley Bryant
Robert Allsop
Lewis Merchant
Henry Garland
Henry J. Kolb
Paul Mori
Amherst
Social calls in Elyria and Oberlin visitantes
Mrs J L Davis and daughter Nellie called in Elyria on Wednesday. Miss Mae Bryant of Cleveland stayed with her mother Eva Bryant Tuesday night. Junior Emery returned home to Elyria after visiting grandmother Mrs Wm Emery. Mr and Mrs Walter Hysell and sons Bob and Dick visited Paul Mori's home. Mrs Wm Bunting of Elyria spent Thursday with Mrs Mary Durand. Miss Varna Gibson returned to Elyria after a week with relatives here. Mrs Dorothy Reinhart and daughter Barbara of Elyria were Thursday overnight guests of Mrs Isaac Slack Sr. Mrs Jack Thompson visited Mrs F W Bunting in Elyria on Friday. Mrs William Fitzner and Mrs Arthur Edwards of Oberlin were recent guests here.
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J. L. Davis
Nellie
Elyria
Misa Mae Bryant
Cleveland
Eva Bryant
Junior Emery
Wm. Emery
Walter Hysell
Bob
Paul Mori
Wm. Bunting
Contemporary Ad Jumble Sparks Curious Parody Tone
A fragmented ad style snippet blends humorous lines about mortification and neighbors opinions with quirky product swaps and exaggerated promises. The text mentions Agnes Cardboard, a bedtick full of buckshot imagery, and a garden tractor swap, all in a playful, vintage advertisement vein.
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Agnes
Famous Finals News Item Eludes Clarity in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado a court recap notes a humorous oddity as a defendant struggles to speak with teeth dislodging during proceedings. The fragment mentions a judge and a misfiring moment but lacks full context or outcome details.
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Pueblo
Colorado
Two Years For Possessing Counterfeit Coin
Frank Bowman received a two year sentence after being found in possession of counterfeit coins. The brief courthouse note records the defendant's name and the penalty imposed, reflecting a crackdown on fake currency.
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Frank Bowman
Will Davy
VOX POLLY Offers Half Interest in Bab Bitry
A notice states VOX POLLY will sell half interest in bab bitry to a party able to devote part time with modern hutches as a good proposition for the right buyer. Address Linwood 2472.
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Linwood
Dear Doctor Letter Voices Patent Remedy Misuse
A reader writes about two years of headaches and rheumatic pains in her husband and describes giving SBIG BOUNCE, a mail order patent medicine, in large repeated doses. After a wild midnight episode with loud car horn and song, she asks the doctor if the dosage was correct and whether selecting that brand was a mistake.
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Rockies
Maumee 8 Butter Promises Rich Nourishment and Enjoyment
A compact promotion notes Maumee 8 butter as ideal for cooking and table use, emphasizing rich nourishment and enjoyment. The copy highlights its suitability for daily meals and gourmet dishes with a focus on quality.
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Maumee 8
Weekend visit and local sports clash in Wakeman
Mr and Mrs Lyle Denman and children of Canton visited Wakeman for the weekend with F A Denman. Miss Marcella Wright returned to Lakewood after a stay at the Charles Kenyon home. The Wakeman Red Caps were set to play the Elyria Eagles at home on Sunday June 29.
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Helen Kenyon
Mildred Riddle
South Amherst
Will Shaffer
Wakeman
Red Caps
Elyria Eagles
Wessel and Daugn
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From the Week
Laure ter and Mrs Dore Pome Roy plus Eaelyn Benson drove to Ruggles Beach on Wednesday evening. Thelma Benson resumed her post office job. Thelma Smith of La Grange visited Thursday. Carlton Bricker of Camden visited the Martins Wednesday. The Blimp Vigilant passed at 11 45 AM Thursday but battled wind. Eb Humphrey from Euclid Itch was a Wakeman visitor Tuesday. Mrs George Finlay, Alice, and Burton of Townsend Ohio visited the Finlays Thursday. W L Pease is driving a new sedan. Ethel Elms returned from Michigan. Grace Elms accompanied her. Eleanor Breisch and Audrey Ketchum left Thursday at 8 10 for Chicago to visit Mrs Frank Neilson. Merton Campbell and daughter Marcina of Indianapolis and Henry Lay of Sandusky visited Jessie Chrysler Wednesday. Ray Addis spent Wednesday to Sunday in Cleveland visiting aunt Mrs B Addis. L A Campbell and Leroy Brewer visited Vermilion residents Sunday.
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Ter
Laure
Dore Pomeroy
Eaelyn Benson
Ruggles’ Beach
Misa Thelma Benson
Thelma Smith
la Grange
Carlton Bricker
Camden
H. H. Martin
Humphrey
Euclid
Wakeman
George Finlay
Alice
Burton
Townsend
Ohio
Marlon Finlay
W. L. Pease
Ethel Elms
Michigan
Grace Elms
Eleanor Breisch
Audrey Ketchum
Chicago
Frank Neilson
Merton Campbell
Marcina
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Lay
Sandusky
Jessie Chrysler
Ray Addis
Cleveland
B. Addis
L. A Campbell
Leroy Brewer
Vermilion
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Mrs Maude and WMre Bessie Long visited Sexe Long states Hoepstel and found him doing nicety. Mrs Rose Kilgore and son Rich ard Elyria visited her wrother Mrs Tom ODeasell for a few days this week. Ben J Filkins and Dil ord Campbell motored to Saedusky on Tuesday. Mrs Ray Thompson and son Raymond returned home in Carey Ohio after three weeks with Mr and Mrs Fred Butch. L A Kenyon was a Norwalk visitor Monday. Mrs Charles Perkins and family plan moving to Indiana soon. Kenneth Hurst visited Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Millhouse.
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Fred Butch
L. A. Kenyon
Norwalk
Charles Perkins
Indiana
Kenneth Hurst
Harold Millhouse
Cantaloupe Crop Seen Bigger Than Usual in Turlock Area
Turlock California reports a survey of the melon district showing a larger crop than normal and melons with uniformly good flavor. More than 7500 acres will be bearing this season.
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Turlock
Cal
Bear
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Neck of
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