Carol Morris Returns Home After New York Career Setback
Carol Morris leaves her small town to seek fashion success in New York. In Morgan's Paris buying role she fails and returns to work in the bargain basement where a dramatic confrontation reveals Joy Sanford's past envy. Back in Morristown, Mrs Sanford defends Carol as family doubts linger.
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Carol Morris
Carol
New York
Morgan's
John Clark
Morgan’s
Paris
Joy Sanford
Joy
Miss Doe
Carol Morrape
Miss Coe
Miss Dee
Jos
Morgan
Morristown
Jor
Morrises
Lice Nichols
Mrs. Sanford
Avon P T A Meeting Held
Avon C march 20 regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teacher Association was held in the school auditorium. President Knapp called the meeting to order and the secretary's report was read and accepted. Treasurer absent with balance of 26 dollars. A radio has been purchased and state programs can be viewed twice weekly. A nam committee was appointed. A county meeting was announced for Columbia in April. The program featured a trendist and an address on Legal Education. The group then visited the Science room. Mr and Mrs Thomas Schneier entertained the A and E club at a St Patrick's party.
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Avon, C
Parent-Teacher Association
Knapp
Biaka
Nelson Chester
Wilford
Dean Bliss
Columbia
Mies Lucasch
Adérres de M1
WL Virkgeorg
de and
Lawsehent
Legal Education
Air
Back Home Again by Ed Dodd at birthday event
Mrs C H Kathe organized a gathering for Ed Dodd's Back Home Again. Claude Alfien received the men's prize while the occasion celebrated Mrs Stef fen's birthday. A late hour featured a course of light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kathe
Claude Alfien
Steffen
Sunday Afternoon Social at Sugar Ridge
Home on Sugar Ridge enjoyed a Sunday gathering with cards and prizes for Mrs Frank Kuchenrither Thomas Schneider Elyria Mrs Phil Gerhart Avon Walter McAlister Sheffield Katherine Schneider and Frank Kuchenritter Elyria A three course supper followed at six o'clock Decor bright with green St Patrick themes and flowers Guests included Rev Herbert Knapp Mrs Knapp and relatives from Detroit road Other visitors and local residents attended including Job Chester funeral details and songs by Mrs Ryan from the M E church Regular Sunday social notes of neighbors and relatives in Elyria and nearby towns
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Sugar Ridge
Frank Kuchenrither
Thomas Schneider
Elyria
Phil Gerhart
Avon
Walter McAlister
Sheffield
Katherine Schneider
St. Patrick's
C. J. Rush
Kenneth
LaGrange
Herbert Knapp
Shelby
Knapp
Detroit Road
M. E
Ray Demaling
Cleveland
R. A. Chester
Job Chester
Perkins
Indiana
M. Taft
Ben Walker
Jennie Nead
Elsha
Len Mitchell
Avon Lake
Bertha Burrell
W. Jameson
Doris Rash Weds in North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Doris Rash and Leonard Salisbury were married March 21 at Congregational Church North Ridgeville with Rev E C Young officiating. The couple's families and friends attended a palm flower altar, bride wore white crepe, maid of honor Mary Salisbury, flower girl Laura Salisbury. Reception details and weekend gatherings followed, with local residents and relatives celebrating.
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Doris Rash
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Congregational Church
E.C. Young
Leonard Salisbury
N. Salisbury
Doris Raub
Louis Rawh
Mary Salisbury
Laura Mus Saifsbury
Lowa
le Iis
Wakeman Community News and Events Recap
Wakeman progress and social notes from March include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Mron Biggs and children, Mrs. Frank Weber and kids, and Mrs. Hart, plus a Norwalk guest at Abowd’s in Fremont. The March PTA meeting will host the Bird House Contest at the town hall, and Wake man High School prepares a three act comedy at the Opera House with a cast led by Mary Jane Hrant and Charlie Rogers. Local calls include Carroll Peabody, Ann Martin, and others visiting relatives, while Add. Roam builds a 36 on the allotment south of town and Willis brick work proceeds on Main Street.
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Ochestra
Wakeman High School
Opera House
Mary Jane Hrant
Yatters
Florence Tousley
Charlie Rogers
Robert Nilges
Polly Thompson
Marie Dalton
Nellie Thompson
Eleanor Sharp
Annabel Plum
Peach
Vivian Currier
Dorothy Lensing
Eleanor Peabody
Joe
Earl Green
Brighton
Thomas Hurst
Clarksfield
Louise Wood
Carroll Peabody
Ann Martin
South Amherst
Fred Peabody
Clark
Lorain
Beth Johns
Berea
Vern Jenne
Add. Roam
Corneling Wessel
Lester
Play by church youth group postponed indefinitely
The Chilean Endeavor Society of the Reformed church had scheduled the play Mother to be presented Wednesday evening March 200%, but the event has been postponed indefinitely. Several families such as Mr and Mrs Harl Ker and children and Mr and Mrs Otene were listed among attendees.
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Chiiean Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Entertained Club at Lamyer Home With Bridge Winners
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamyer hosted a Saturday evening Bridge Club meeting at their home Two tables played with Mrs Harley Kelly taking first and Mrs Rex Lees second A pot luck supper followed at eight Guests included Mr and Mrs Harley Kelis Mr and Mrs Rex Lees and many others at the Lamyers and Portman families plus local friends throughout the weekend events noted at homes of Leimbach Dagi Bauman and Reusser among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steffens
Ernest Lamyer
Myer
Harley Kelly
Rex. Lees
Harley Kelis
Earl Kendeigh
Lamyermyer
Paul Portman
Doris
Russell
Bernard
Ethel
Robert
Albert Rennert
Clarence Wood
Oberlin
Sarah Emmerick
Florence Mortz
Ashland
John Bors
WH Chapin
Frank Hart
Orlo Cowen
Wendell
Laurica
Theola
Waren
Elton
Ripton
Theodore Ries
Ruth Bowman
Millard Hanaker
Canton
George Webber
Lizzie Buchs
Fred Bauman
Oscar Schhneider
Berea
Harry Jones
Charles Hostettist
Cleveland
M. &. Johnson
Myron Coustrip
Lorasa
William Cout
Nellie Fisheham
Jane Twining
Victory Quilt Club Belden Delights Members
Belden March 21 The Victory Quilt club hosted by Mrs Dr Rolsinger with a late attendance and Mrs Buckingham provided entertainment Tuesday. On Wednesday evening a Musical featured. basketball letter recipients received awards. Names include Shartene Wise Vivien Horman Lois Heath Bernata Mennell Margaret Richer Lucille Sehnefer Elizabeth Draege Marian Rule Wilamene Mole Eleanor Prusha Pauline Hoff. Boys recipients: Judd Hoff George Lennart Murt Buckingham Andrew Neff Andy Echo Murl Shuster Stanley Beers Quenten Bannister Walter Horn. St Patrick’s Day party hosted by Mr and Mrs Martin Beniswell Sunday featured costumes, card play and prizes for high score.
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Pollowhig
Shartene Wise
Vivien Horman
Lois Heath
Bernata Mennell
Margaret Richter
Lucille Sehnefer
Elizabeth Draege
Marian Rule
Wilemene Mole
Eleanor Prusha
Pauline Hoff
Judd Hoff
George Lennart
Murt Buckingham
Andrew Neff
Andy Echo
Murl Shuster
Stanley Beers
Quenten Bannister
Walter Horn
Martin Beniswell
Prises
Hilda Walter
Mr. Stepke
Frances Walter
Phillip Armbruster
Afternoon Bridge Club Hosts and Community Circle Events
Mrs Arthur Wise hosted an afternoon for members and two guests with six bridge games. Prizes went to Mrs E J Harder and Mrs Heming of Kansas. Community Circle attendance was good with a morning Indies quilt group and a rug making demonstration by Miss Alice Bird to be continued at Mrs George Meyers home.
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Arthur Wise
E. J. Harder
Heming
Kansas
Carmean
Hattis Goodman
Alice Bird
George Meyers
Tremendous I Trifles by Elmo Scott Watson
The piece discusses Simon Girty and frontier history, asking how differ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Local Social Notes From Litchfield March 21
Mrs Jess Miller and Mrs George Simsen of Wellington visited Miss Helen Leach Sunday afternoon. Locals attended a fish supper in Chatham and danced in Lodi at an Odd Fellows event. A Pedro club party surprised Platte Foskett at the County Home. Ed Werner family moved to Sullivan.
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Litchfield
Jess Miller
George Simonsen
Wellington
Helen Leach
Wm. Spieth
Helen Colbrunn
Glenn Hoover
Chatham
Lodi
Odd Fellows
Platte Foskett
R. G. Falconer
Ed. Werner
Sullivan
C. M. Turner
Bridge
Edna Lorthneck
Medina
John Knopf
and Airs
J. H. Barth
Charles Brown
Laxewood
A. Suanker
B. W. Holmes
Local Social News From Canfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs Clyde Bennett and family visited in the Frank Burrer home. Eta Nickerson went to Abbeyville for care after a baby fell ill. Viola Ulmer and Virginia Hadle visited parents in Cleveland and North Canton. Walleach, K Millerpent, and R P Clark spent weekends with relatives. Cemetery and Park Association met. Reuben Falconer hired to care for cemetery and park for the year. next meeting April 16 at Mrs Henry Petersen’s home.
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Canfield Hoas
Clyde Bennett
Kiseda
Frank Burrer
Min Eta Nickerson
Abbeyville
Carl Mrambach
Kone
Viola Ulmer
Cleveland
Virginia Hadle
North Canton
Walleach
Curt Anderson
Branswick
K. J. Millerpent
Berea
R. P. Clark
Detroit
Michigan
W. W. Smith
Miss Helton
Lexington
Jon Lawrence
Brunswick
E.R. Oberihner
Reuben Falconer
Henry Petersen
Treasure Hunt Shower Honors Mrs. Kahl at Stephan Home
Miss Janet Stephan hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Charles Kahl at the Stephan home on South Street Monday evening. A treasure hunt led to the honoree discovering gifts in the living room. Twenty guests attended including Frances Rockwell and Helen Rolling from Medina Naomi Reutter of Lester and Mrs. George Starr of Pittsfield.
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Janet Stephan
Charles Kahl
Marian Knopf
South Street
Suest of Honor
Stephan
Frances Rockwell
Helen Rolling
Medina
Naomi Reutter
Lester
George Starr
Pittsfield
Alice Hawk
North Eaton
Institutions set for special Red Cross training this summer
Five institutions will inaugurate summer programs for Red Cross home hygiene and sick care instructors. Syracuse University Penn State Colorado State University California Los Angeles and George Peabody College will host courses open to Red Cross nurses and other nurses employed by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Syracuse University
Penn State College
Colorado State College
University of California
Los Angeles
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Iowa researchers find costly blend boosts anti knock value
Iowa City report shows blending 29 percent alcohol with third grade sasoling raises anti knock value to first grade fuel. However the cost increases consumption and price. University of Iowa researchers led by Theodore R. Thoren note smooth tests but expect about six cents more per gallon than first grade gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Theodore R. Thoren
Theater To Be Restored In Sagunto Italy
Sagunto's historic Roman theater will begin restoration with funds from the Ministry of Public Instruction. The project aims to preserve a landmark and enhance cultural heritage in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia Sprain
Sagunto
Ministry of Public Instruction
Paintings Found in Muel Church by Academy
Four origins Gora paintings discovered in a small church at Muel Spain, announced by the Academy of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarragoza
Spain
Gora
Muel
Academy of Fine Art
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