Betty and George plan restaurant future amid injury recovery
Betty Brown recovers from knee injury while George Harris, a bank-backed restaurant owner, shares plans to grow the business. He asks Betty to be his cashier and learn the operation, promising future earnings and a deeper partnership as she heals, not a marriage proposal yet. Betty, thrilled yet wary, agrees to study books on food and catering and awaits the next chapter.
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George
Van
George Harris
Oberlin Community News Highlights From March
Oberlin residents exchange visits with Ridgeville Elyria and Cleveland neighbors. Local accidents and injuries reported along with a gas explosion recovery. Pre Easter evangelistic meetings at the M E church, women’s group chair purchases, and a town hall meeting attendance noted.
St Patrick's Program Planned at Baptist Church Parlor
The St Patrick's program in Columbia on March 13 is led by the entertainment committee Mrs Evadna Tongbon Mrs Dorothy Walker Roy Putt and William Ingersoll The hosts are Willard Hathaway Carl Stevens and Clyde Snell All are invited The visit of Mr and Mrs Wm Healey to the home of Joa is noted
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Baptist Church
Evadna Tongbon
Dorothy Walker
Roy Putt
William Ingersoll
Willard Hathaway
Carl Stevens
Clyde Snell
Wm. Healey
Interclass Contests at Ridgeville High School
Students competed in solos and duets in the chapel program with awards for the top finishers. Solos awarded 1st Calvin LamlerSophomore. 2nd Fred AllendorfSenior. 3rd Robert SweetFreshman. 4th Vincent BishopJunior. Duets awarded 1st Eleanor McVeighMarie McKullen Freshmen. 3rd Mildred SchuenemanLeonard Salisbury Junior. 3rd Harold SweetMerrill Standen Sophomores. 4th Harry Salisbury James ElyCarmet Seniors. Sophomores now lead.
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Calvin Lamler
Fred Allendorf
Robert Sweet
Vincent Bishop
Eleanor McVeigh
Marie McKullen
Mildred Schueneman
Leonard Salisbury
Harold Sweet
Merrill Standen
Harry Salisbury
James Ely—Carmet
Ridgeville High Spanish Play Delights With Three Acts
On Wednesday morning March 6 Ridgeville High School Spanish classes presented three plays directed by Miss Martha Teeters. Casts included Napoleon's Laundress with Joan George and Vincent Bishop, and Uno de Eldos Debo Casarse starring Tia Maria Alta Lewis James Nichols Diego Ruiz and others. Dorothy Bartter read English synopsis for the audience.
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Martha Teeters
Napoleon
Joan George Napoleon
Vincent Bishop
Don Antonio
Ee Allen Dare Luig Aguilar
George Daniel Carmen
Thelma Austin
Adela
Iona Alexander
Antonio
Uno de Eldos Debo Casarse
Tia Marie
Alta Lewis Senor
Juan Ruiz
James Nichols
Diego Ruiz
Sasslot
Harold McTague
Lulso
Bertha Paddock
Tia Maria
James
Diego
High School Teacher Kath ry n Schaubacher Undergoes Operation
Eaton Eaton March 8 Miss Kath ry n Schaubacher one of our high school teachers underwent operative treatment at Berea Community hospital last Monday. She had the flu and then a relapse necessitating this operation. Mrs Elizabeth Davis visited in Lakewood with her nephew Eugene Davis and family. A fire on the east town line road destroyed the Hawke residence with only a few belongings saved by Mrs Hawke. The property owned by John Yiawke was partially insured. Calvin Jackson of LaGrange, former resident, is ill.
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Ridgeville
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Oberlin
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Earnest Haylor
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Oral Steffin
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John Baumann
Bert Wallace
Baumann
C. N. Williams
West Ridge
Sunda
Gar McRoberts
Carl Hansen
Oberlin Hospital
John Kern
J.C. Davidson
Frank Kreuger
Grange Hall
Pomona
A. A. Saxton
Frank Keuchenrither
Sugar Ridge
Dan Campbell
Andy Edmonds
William Waller
Rebekah Lodge
Frank Micrenger
Harry Hawk
Georges McRoberts
Detroit
Brighton
Mich
Pert Wallace
Toledo
Ben Dudley
West Russia
S. M. Black
Charles James
Amy Brizes
Lorain
Russel Kreuger
North Olmsted
Edward Landin
West River
Cora Mills
Milo Sterns
Methodist Church
Mackey
Ralph Hennie
East Cleveland
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Fred Hawke
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Hoskin Family Visits Birmingham Sighting Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hoskin and daughter Ethel spent the day Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter in Birmingham. W. H. Giles reported major roof damage to his cow barn and a church window was blown in. Raymond Hawke will move into front rooms of the Davis house soon. A. J. Carpenter has been sick at home with a severe cold. Patterson family set to move onto the M. C. Ross farm after living in New Waterford Ohio.
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Ethel
Chester Carpenter
Birmingham
W. H. Giles
Raymond Hawke
Davis House
A. J. Carpenter
Patterson
M. C. Ross
New Waterford
Ohio
Avon Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ed Stagg and daughter Jeanette spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wiler James of Lorain. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Brown of Williamsfield Ohio. The Y W A of the Baptist church served a chicken dinner to over 50 people from Lakewood last Thursday evening at the church dining room.
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Ed Stagg
Jeanette
Wiler James
Lorain
Wilson Jameson
Ed Brown
Williamsfield
Ohio
Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church
Lakewood
Dr Sponsellor Clinic Hours and Piles Treatments Ad
Dr F M Sponsellor advertises evening hours at 805 Elyric Savings and Proust Building from 1:30 to 4:00 Tuesday evenings and offers prompt treatment for piles fissure and fistula without time off work.
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Elyric Savings & Proust
Elgria Visitors and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Antone Kilugehird and Mrs Henry Krieble were Elgria guests Wednesday afternoon The Misses Mary Grace and Irene Gough and Miss Katherine Dechant visited Mrs F J Dambach in Cleveland Tuesday James Davidson returned from a Dayton business trip Mrs E W Belcler entertained a friend from Detroit
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Henry Krieble
Elgria
Mary, Grace
Irene Gough
Katherine Dechant
Cleveland
F. J. Dambach
James Davidson
Dayton
E. W. Belcler
Detroit
France Adopts Broad Social Insurance Law
A new social insurance reform in France extends coverage to nearly half the population. The system is funded by contributions from the government, workers, and employers, and provides benefits for death, old age, sickness, and unemployment.
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