Shadows in the Moonlight at Temple Baile
Elise and Barney confront danger as two men infiltrate the night. Max the dog aids, but Barney is struck unconscious with a head wound. Elise tends him near the house while Oliver King arrives to aid and warn of gossip. The chapter ends with Elise pondering their fragile friendship and fate.
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Elise
Barney
Galahad
Max
Tarainous
Hersel
Death
Fase
Ellie
Oliver King
Oliver
Elsie
Minta
Cyclone Sally to be staged at South Amherst school
A group of Amherst youths presents a three act comedy Cyclone Sally by Hugene G afer in the school auditorium tonight March 10. Proceeds go to the tilk fund. The living room scene centers on the Webster estate near Cedar Point with a 16 member cast led by Jack Webster Rom Willis and Sue Ascoms beau Jenny Thatcher and Hazel Bartlome in supporting roles.
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Sally
South Amherst
Amherst
Republic
Cyclone Sally
Hugene G. ‘Afer
Tilk Fund
Webster Estate
Cedar Point
Jack Webster
Webster
Rom Willis
Eggie Manners
Bringshman
Allan Thompson
Jimarkins
Not Discouraged
Isaac Thompson
Willie Clump
Sue Ascoms Beau
Jerry Stephenson
Ally Graham
Thel Hummer
Jenny Thatcher
Orty
Jim
Ruth Willis
Ruth Hatcher
Reggie
Margaret Histed
Ifig Varden
Hazel Bartlome
Vivian Veron
Belle
Jysie Stephenson
Legion Holds Interesting Meeting With Neighbor Posts
A Legion meeting was held in the Legion rooms on Friday evening with guests from the Amherst and Birmingham posts. Routine business was transacted and entertainments by County Home group featuring guitar and violin were enjoyed by fifty men. Cards followed and refreshments were served.
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Legion
Southherst
Amherst
Irmingham
Tome
Grad ers Present Two-Act Play Welcome Kiss McGregore
The event was staged by the sixth grade in the school auditorium on Friday evening with Charles J. ren as the teacher.
Auxiliary to Meet
The American Legion Abili ty Post No. 197 will meet at home of Mrs. Milo Minch in Amherst this evening. A good attendance is desired.
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American Legion
Milo Minch
Mherst
Teacher III Mrs Flora Pyke Confined with Scarlet Fever
Mrs Flora Pyke, eighth trade teacher in the local school, is confined to her home with scarlet fever. Precautions are taken to prevent spread. any child showing signs of illness is kept home from school as visiting life and health officers inspect pupils.
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Flora Pyke
Birthday Dinner Set for St. John's
The semi annual birthday dinner will be held in St. John's with plans for attendees’ gathering. Aimed at community fellowship, details on time and speakers were not provided in the fragment.
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St. John's
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as calomel substitute
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets purify the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects, improving appetite and skin tone.
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Dr. Edwards
Jolly Stitchers Meet at Spencer Division
Spencer March 6 The Jolly Stitchers of the M E Division met with Mrs Melvin Firestone Thursday evening with splendid attendance Ladies sewed and were entertained by the committee The serving group included Mrs Lester Fetzer Mrs Preston White and Mrs Walter Bowen
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Spencer
M. E
Melvin Firestone
Lester Fetzer
Preston White
Walter Bowen
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visitors and Activities
Marion Wolf recovers from operation while E W Brown improves at home. Families move within town, Pythian Sisters sew at Mrs Fuller's, and K Pythian open meeting in Medina draws attendees. Spencer home talent and Spencer Rusts music entertain at a Knight of Pythias dance. Several locals visit Wellington Greenwich Huntington and other neighbors.
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Marion Wolf
Doolittle
Massillonis
Mary van Valkenburg
E. W. Brown
West Street
Allis
Chatham
Spencer
Ray Aldrich
Liberty Street
Jack Scarp
Cinderella Stell
Burbank
Charles Fuller
Mike Henick
Cleveland
Niank Fuller
Pearl] Root
Lodi
Seymore Moon
Lowell Coomer
Frank Rice
Earl I'riend
L. J. Quade
Warren Walters
Howard Shick
Charles Walters
Alfred Fuller
de Forest Jackson
K. P
Pythian
Medina
K. M. Weidrick
Huron
Ray Brouse
Knights of Pythias
T. J. Curtice
Wellington
Miller
Betty
Greenwich
Y, Finkle
Huntington
Fidelity Sunday School
Spences Baptist
Frank Miller
N. E. Puller
A. H. Fuller
Leeta Bair
N. J. Walters
Howard McCourt
North Main Street
Wo men’s Union Invites Members to Tuesday Parlor
Church parlors on Tuesday invite all members and friends of the Women’s Union to attend.
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the Women’s Union
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Wm Emery visited her son and wife in Elyria for Friday and Saturday. Harmon Mathas with two daughters spent weekend with Edward Green family in Clarksfield. Henry Kolb visited Oberlin at Wm Fitzner home Friday evening. George Hansford and children holidaying with relatives in Holloway.
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Wm. Emery
Alfred Emery
Elyria
Harmon Mathas
Edward Green
Clarksfield
Henry Kolb
Oberlin
Wm. Fitzner
George Hansford
Holloway
Rabbit Association Elects Officer At Convention
Karl Sautters of Canton was reelected president of the Ohio State Rabbit and Cavy Circuit Association at the four day convention. George Loose of Ashtabula and Lola Wojcik of Elyria were elected vice president and secretary. The convention showcased 400 domestic rabbit exhibits and 25 varieties with prizes awarded. Mayor Van Oster and Police Chief Stankard welcomed attendees at the banquet. Youngstown was chosen for the next convention in March 1934, with a summer meeting planned for Canton on June 12.
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Karl Sautters
Canton
George Loose
Ashtabula
Lola Wojcik
Elyria
Ohio State Rabbit and Cavy Circuit Association
Hotel Newell
W. H. van Oster
Not a Local Man Arrested on Friday Night
NOT A LOCAL MAN Don Ludwig was arrested by police Friday for intoxication. He was an itinerant and not a Lorain County resident. A name similarity led to misidentification with a Oberlin College student in a Chronicle-Telegram report. Benjamin Franklin is referenced diversely in a separate note.
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Don Ludwig
Lorain County
Middle Ridge
Oberlin College
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria School Board Plans Fire Safety Tour
Elyria school board members will inspect local schools for fire safety following the Collinwood fire that killed 161. John H. Morgan, head of the state inspection department, is reportedly set to visit Elyria to review the schools.
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Elyria
Collinwood
John H. Morgan
State Inspection Department
City Officials, Lake Shore Meet on Crossing Elimination
City officials and Lake Shore Railroad representatives will meet tonight to discuss grade crossing eliminations in Elyria. Plans require removing several buildings and widening bridges over the river to accommodate a fourth rail track.
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Elyria Telegram
Lake Shore Railroad
City Council Approves Yellow Line Franchise
After months of bickering the city council last night passed the Yellow Line franchise and stood firm on the West side. The vote marks a turning point in local transit development and sets the stage for future service expansion.
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Yellow Line
Yellow Line Uptown Favored Over West Avenue Route
City debate centers on Yellow Line uptown and West avenue route as only workable option. City Engineer Powell notes the Washington avenue bridge lacks paving and urges immediate reconstruction. Delaware Avenue M. E. church plans a $50,000 new structure on current site.
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Powell
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Delaware Avenue M. E
Vehicle totals rise in Elyria and surrounding areas
Elyria reports 436 more automobiles on March 1 than a year prior, bringing city totals to 5,187. Lo Rain shows 6,069 cars, up 396, while the county reaches 20,490, an increase of 1,510 from last year.
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Elyria
Lorain
The
County
Real Estate Transfers In Elyria Ohio
Glade B. Thomas transfers to Una Clare Thomas and Martha Fleeta Thomas the property on West Avenue Elyria. Frank T. Wharton transfers to Cornelia Wharton quitclaim deeds to lot 1405 and two lots in Eastern Heights Eight, plus property on Harvard Avenue and Hamilton Street in Elyria. Cornelus J Archambeau transfers to Grace A Archambeau a quit claim in Elyria.
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Glade B. Thomas
Una Clare Thomas
Martha Fleeta Thomas
West Avenue
Elyria
Frank T. Wharton
Cornelia Wharton
Eastern Heights Land Company
Harvard Avenue
Hamilton Street
Cornelus J. Archambeau
Grace A. Archambeau
Deeds Filed In Elyria And Avon Lake Transfers
February record shows Joseph Stewart Archambeau quitclaims part of lot 7 in George E. Nichols addition to Mary Archambeau. Hazel O and Alfred W Winter transfer property on Lake Shore Road Avon Lake to Olive M Dolman. City Chemist notes Commerce Department report contains about .08 percent nicotine in a light mild smoke. A free individual implies self-control.
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Foster Avenue
Elyria
Joseph Stewart Archambeau
Mary Archambeau
George E. Nichols
Hazel O
Alfred W. Winter
Olive M. Dolman
Lake Shore Road
Avon Lake
Commerce Department
Austrian Produced New Cigar Sells for Two Cents
Washington reports Austrian cigar makers have produced a new cigar priced at two cents to boost sales. The article notes the price point and intent, with details about the production origin and market strategy.
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Washington
Austrain
Allen family political legacy continues in Chilmark
Service recollection from Chilmark Mass notes Henry H. Allen’s death after five decades in public office. His son F. Roger Allen is elected to the Board of Selectmen, extending a 13 year record of political service linked to Marthe’s Vineyard and the Allen family.
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Temple
Varney
Hashi
Pike
Rabbit Association
Benjamin Franklin
BE. G. Curtiss
Mane Bauer
Buswell
Creeces
Crystal Springs
Durkee
Eneeene
Elyria Dairies Inc
Sealkap
Alfred Alten
Second St
Pierre 8
Smith
Cities Service Securities
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Metropolitan Life
Metropolitan
United States
Canada
New York State Instrance Department
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Life Insurance
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Frederick H. Ecker
Leroy A. Lincoln
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