Edith Fairfax Turns on Husband in Quiet Dinner Game
A dinner scene shows Edith Fairfax opposing the narrator and sparking tension with Mrs. Durkee and Lillian. Edith subtly belittles others at the table while plotting to counter rivals as Dicky stays by Lillian’s side. The dynamics reveal Edith’s sharp, concealed maneuvering and social leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fairfax
Thunkee
Ashe
Alfred
Laan
Rooma
Dicky
Lillian A
Maraud
Lillian
Alice Lockwood Announces Hopkins as 1921 22 Women's League President
Oberlin reports Alice Lockwood alumna of ’21, who served as president this year, announces the Mutual election of Micalior Hopkins ’22 as president for the 1921 22 term of the Women’s League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Alice Lockwood
Micalior Hopkins
Yee
Women’s League
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Promoted for Digestive Health
An advertisement claims Nature's Remedy NR Tablets cleanse the stomach liver bowels and kidneys improving digestion and relief from biliousness constipation and headaches. It urges regular use with LR Lowes pharmacy in the vicinity and promises stronger health than calomel laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyer and Lowe
Eneat
Senior Elections Reported at Oberlin College
Oberlin announces senior elections with Miss Hopkins leading the Women's Honor Court and Frances Church as first vice president. Others include Florence Demo Mary Van Brunt Sara Smith and Alice Lewis. Class Day speakers Willard Graber Ruth Willis Pray Polly Goodell Mary Schroeder and alumni luncheon speaker Robert T. Lansdale.
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Rof College and Conservatory
Miss Hopkins
Women’s Honor Court
Frances Church
House
Florence Demo
Mary van Brunt
Sara Smith
Alice Lewis
Oberlin
Willard Graber
Ivy
Ruth Willis Pray
Claas
Polly Goodell
Mary Schroeder
Robert T. Lansdale
Games classes announced for women in gymnasium
Oberlin invites women to a 4:30 PM games class twice weekly from now through spring vacation. The sessions cover ring hockey volleyball wine court basketball and related activities for interested participants.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Resident Celebrates 84th Birthday in Town
Oberlin March 22 Mrs Abbie H Smith aged 84 celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church and the Relief Corp provided tokens and plants. Guests included her son Frank Smith and daughter Esther with other family members from Cleveland and Theua.
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Oberlin
Abbie H. Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Methodjet
Relief Corp Fiftarn
Mother Smith
Trank Smith
Finea
C R Summerg
Hollywood
M. Summers
Theua
Oath of Eimer C Hageman Comes As Shock to Amherst
Eimer C Hageman an Amherst resident and agriculturist dies suddenly at home after a quinsy followed by a carbuncle in the throat. He was 37, Lorain County born and a 1904 Ohio Wesleyan graduate with roles in the Farmers Cooperative Association. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Hunter officiating. Burial in Brownhelm.
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Eimer
C. Hageman
Bofany Eimer C. Hageman
Own
Als ‘Tome
Hazeman
Lorain County
Amherst Alumni Association
Ohio Wesleyan University
Farmers’ Cooperative Association
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Mourk Risan
Gaughtir
Grace
August Hageman
Sth Street
A. V.hageman Arid
Hageman
8Th Street
Lorain
Anna Gegenhelmer
M. J. Trinter
Fred Kuhlman
Vermilion
Hunter
Brownhelm
Life-Long Star Staffer Dies at 43 in Marion
Arthur J. Myers longtime employee of The Star and Harding Publishing Company in Marion died suddenly of organic heart disease at age 43. He served as advertising manager and was secretary and director at the time of his death. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Marion
aArthur J. Myers
Harding
The
Star
Harding Publishing Company
Doan's Kidney Pills Do Help Mrs Hand's Backache
Mrs E M Hand of 417 Lake Ave HolHa says she suffered years of backache and foggy vision until Doan's Kidney Pills from Wagner Drug Co eased her symptoms. She reports rested mornings and improved overall health after using the product. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Mfr Buffalo N Y. Art 3 22 4 31
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Dean
E. M. Hand
Lake Ave
HlyHa
Saya
Doan
Wagner Drug Co
Evans Triple Phosphates Ad For Weight Gain
An advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a tonic to increase weight and flesh, claiming faster strength, improved nerves, color in cheeks, and a happier daily life. It promises a month trial with money-back if goals aren’t met and urges seeking relief from nervous digestives and general tonic effects.
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Evans
Harry A. Crandall
Mrs Garthe Dies After Long Illness in Amherst
Mrs. Catherine Garthe died about 10:30 PM Saturday at her home on Nase Street after a prolonged illness from tuberculosis. Born in Germany, she lived many years in Amherst. Husband August Garthe died 14 years ago. She was 72 and survived by sons Henry Akron William George Amherst. daughter Zetia Amherst. sister Mrs. Kirchoff Lorain. Funeral at Stone Church Wednesday at 2 PM, Rev. Neumeister officiating. Interment Cleveland Avenue Cemetery.
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Amherst
Catherine Garthe
Nase Street
Germany
Angust Garthe
Garthe
Henry
Akron
Willian
George
Zetia
Kirchoff
Lorgin
Stone Church
Neumeister
Eveland Avenue Cemetery
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Mosely Draws Local Friends
On Monday twenty eight friends gathered at Lake Avenue home for a surprise party honoring Mrs. Freeman H. Mosely's birthday anniversary. Guests presented a water set and bud vase as best wishes. A regular Pythian Sisters meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In Warer Hall with a Poverty Social for those attending in costume. The Canton Lorain Lodge and Ladies Auxiliary met last night at the I. O. O. F. Mall with large attendance and plans for a benefit play The Third Degree next Tuesday for Odd Fellows Lodge at EFQO Riches Park Avenue has returned from Pinehurst where he played golf. Mrs. Starr Faxon invites neighbors tomorrow afternoon to sew for the Hospital.
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Freeman H. Mosely
Lake Avenud
Pythian Sisters
Warer Hall
Canton Lorain Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary
Starr Faxon
West Avenue
Grafton
Vwr
Frank Chamberlain
Lakewood
XM. B
G. H. Crafts
Bea Reichard
Elyria
Thurston Olmsted
William Minnick
L. Muller
Rebekah Lodge
George H. Wilson
North Eaton
Wilson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
la Grange
L. D. Gibson
Anna Saxton
Theresa Becket
G. EB. Bennett
The
Bennett Milling Co
Chicago
Ill
Charles Wilson
Cleveland
Pearl
Mildred Stack
L. Blantern
Vdnell Myers
Robert
Charles Starkey
Balden
I. C. 0. F. Lodge
Pedro
Fred Barchard
Valley City
BB. Reichard
Bessie Bindler
Swift
L. Miller
Baby
L. Muffly
Ed Myers
James Myers
J. P.mills
Berea
Mills
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted: Mrs. William Johnson of R. D. No. 8 Grafton James Lucky of 1826 East 90th Street Lorain Discharged: Mrs. Clint Lepee and baby of 61 Chestnut Street
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William Johnson
Grafton
James Lucky
East 90Th Street
Lorain
Clint Lepee
Community Notes Include Visits and Club Meetings
Buffalo guest William Buerkel spends Sunday with I J Lemon family. St Pauls Circle 2 to meet Wednesday afternoon in church parlor. Miss Margaret Snyder visits Oberlin friends. attends Talcott Hall Tea and Girls Glee Club Concert. Rectors prepare for Easter break with Gates brothers from Oberlin and Harvard connections. Local students head home for Easter vacation. some plan trips to New York and Virginia. Royal Neighbors sewing circle meets at Mrs Hansford. Daughters of Scotia drill team rehearses for upcoming events. General Aid Society postpones meeting due to Lent services. next week’s session planned.
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Margaret Snyder
Loci Street
Martha Bailey
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Bailey
Miss Snyder
Bailey
Breck
Community Notes From Grafton March Gatherings
Grafton residents attended church meetings, lodge events, and social gatherings through March with visits from Elyria and Cleveland. Points include Rebekah lodge initiations, Jolly Pedro games, Five Hundred clubs, a dancing event at Taylor's hall, and updates on local residents and hospital recoveries.
Local visitors and deaths noted in Elyria area
Visitors Ina A Greenfield and Julius Zielko spent time in Elyria and Grafton. Miss Lorena Nesbitt of Grafton died in Massillon Ohio at 46, with funeral held at Ranking and burial at North Street cemetery. Community notices mention church classes, sidewalk plans, baseball plans, and liquor enforcement actions in the village.
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Ina
V. Greenfield
LaGrange
Julius Zielko
Elyria
BR. Shirley
Cheatnut Street
Fe Guito
Lorena Nesbitt
Grafton
Manailion Neane Hospital
Massilion
Robert EB. Nesbitt
Predericte Hicks
Vermilion
Eart
Byron E
R. J. Trenchard
M. E. Church
B. Rothgery
G. E Gardner
Wellington
Sunsains Court
Garston
John Screen
Young Men’s Business Club of
Samiz
Elizabeth Cousins
George Marsh
Streets Improve Under Village Work Effort
In La Grange residents and two volunteer teams repair and repave streets after good spring weather. Sand and cinders cover low spots as homeowners join in the effort to bring roads to a first class condition. The Homemakers' club plans the next regular meeting.
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Cragin
la Grange
Grafton Delays Water Start as Power Line Work Delayed
The article notes delays in starting water from the mains in Grafton due to power line construction. It mentions the need for one or two speakers at a Friday event and anticipates ongoing trouble until the mains water begins, with several months expected before supply is restored.
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QO. O. F
Grafton
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Filyria
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