Betty Brown and the Dancer's Road to Recovery
Betty Brown, an aspiring dancer, suffers a hospital setback after an accident. Doctor Clark praises the stitches and promises a return to dancing within a month, while George Harris urges restraint. Betty resumes light practice with a daily routine and teaches the Hogan children, provoking a wary confrontation with George about private dancing. He delays a marriage proposal as she contemplates her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
George Borris
Andy Adair
George
Andy
Tcho
Betty
Clark
Rmorses
George Harris
Mrs. Hogan's
George’s
Doctor Clark
Hogan
Georg
North Olmsted Notes Busy Community Set
North Olmsted reports a child breaks a arm from stairs while playing. Johnny Capell is in Cleveland Clinic Hospital after an operation. Local church groups discuss events, picnics, and a new Bing law talk by Mrs. Malcolm McBride. Families visit Wickliffe and Elyria, while students attend Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Baby Clinic plans move forward with committee efforts from Coe and Butternut Ridge P T A groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Lttle Bourne
Johnny Capell
Clinic
Cleveland
H. H. Briggs
Ora Schwind Ia
Congregational Sunday School
Ray Warner
Oberlin
Congregational Church
William Bourne
Mall
Miss Heldt
Circle
Universalist Church
Frank Elkins
South Barton Road
la Mar Quick
Dover Center Road
Wickliffe
Ohio
Carl Beebe
Helen Reed
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
A. C. Reed
Malcolm McBride
W. J. Gould
Ruth
Davis
John
Stones Corners
G. EB. Stearns
Catherine
Wellington
Stearns Toother
George Stearns
F. G. Robb
Mary Stearns
FowlBirthday Honor For Charles Fowl 75th
West Ridge March 15. Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl hosted a Sunday party honoring Charles Fowl on his 75th birthday. Guests from Elyria Vermilion Brownhelm Lorain joined 30 attendees for a dinner centered by a birthday cake with 75 candles and floral bouquets. Mr Fowl received many gifts and well wishes from friends.
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West Ridge
Carl Fowl
Charles Fowl
Philip Fowl
Elyria
Martin Trinter
Anna
E. C. Trinter
Vermilion
Lloyd Bacon
James Baumhart
Brownhelm
E. J. Kingsley
Local Family Visits and Illness Report
Ill residents and visitors noted in a brief social items snippet. Mr and Mrs Gar Melhoberte and sons George and Dean from Oberlin road and Edward from Sandusky visited Mr and Mrs C N Williams. Mrs Kate Laurer is ill under doctor care. Sherrod county health nurse visited school Tuesday. Fred Walker and E J Lang of Lakewood also visited Hunger family. James Renouard and son Robert of Elyria visited parents C N Williams.
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Gar Melhoberte
George and
Dean
Oberlin Road
Edward
Sandusky
C. NX. Williams
Kate Laurer
Lakewood
C. H. Hunger
James Renouard
Robert
Elyria
C. N. Williams
Tennessee town to lose prestige as Gretna Green
Bristol Virginia’s ban on under twenty one marriages shifts elopement to Cumberland Gap as couples must apply for a license before ceremony and notify parents under Tennessee’s new law effective July first.
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Tennessee
Gretna Green
Bristol
Tenn
Virginia
Cumberland Gap
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Rob Fulkerson
Central Press Association
Beal Lumber CO
Real Lumber CO
Telegraph
Elyria, Ohio
Lewis W. Lamb
Pauline Eldriken
J. B. Eldriken
Forest Court
Butternut Ridge
Francis Coe
Tom Cowley
Prof. Fisk
R. A. Barnard
I. J. Barnard
Leonard Burdick
Milo Standen
Kennedy Ridge
Middle Ave
Victor
Victor Juniors
St Annes
New York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
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