Sue Allard’s Manhattan Date With Wealthy Philip Gerard
Sue Allard, a hotel telephone operator in New York, agrees to a first date with Philip Gerard, a wealthy young man linked to Merta Morris. They plan a dinner and drive in Central Park while her sisters monitor her choices and a rival pursues her, promising a potential social rise as she navigates romantic entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Allard
New York
Philip Gerard
Merta Morris
Hove
Philp
Sue
Brooklyn
Pinky Trevis
Coos
Grace
Annedel
Rs Permely
Anne Hale
Tie
Meria Morris
Moerta
Philip
Pinky
Jerlousy
Ne Studs Ion Ane
Stony
Lrovv
Phil Gerard
Pop
Comeou
Weill
Gracie
Dean
Allard
Annabel
Esen Sue
sis+ ter
Miss Allard
Patricia Grady
Irene
PBX
Manhattan
Central Park
Boston
Merle Beckwith
Warden
Christine
Beckwith
Buffalo
Metropolitan
Belden PTA March meeting features student recital
The Belden March PTA meeting at the schoolhouse included singing of America led by Mrs. Arthur Wise and a piano recital by Belden School pupils under Miss Mary Allis. Names of participating students and attendees are listed, with several local residents visiting relatives and attending events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Parent- Teacher Association
America
Arthur Wise
Mary Allis
Edna Baum
Julia Ruth Gest
Rita Rothgery
Martha Schriver
Neil Wise
Rosemary Grabenstetter
Eileen Wickner
Dorothy Tompkins
Fred Reisinger
Dance at Club House Attracts Notable Crowd
A lively Saturday night dance drew a fine crowd to the club house with music by Mrs. Gross and her orchestra. A second dance is planned for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stejmney
Cleveland
Walter Rawe
Charles Niyers
D. A. Carnall
K. (. Rice
Leah Rice
Wellington
Frank Rice
K. of P. Lodge
Robert Smith
Guy Smith
Arthur Woodworth
Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club Meets with New Members
Mrs. A. L. Wise hosted an all day Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club meeting on Thursday. Two new members joined the club, Esther Pfeiffer and Pauline Soor, with all members present except Lew Nichols and Claire Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wise
Esther Pfeiffer
Pauline Soor
Lew Nichols
Claire Wolfe
Epworth League Party Honors St Patrick’s Day Theme
Oleeva and Sharlene Wise hosted an Epworth League gathering Friday with 33 members attending. The losers of a recent membership contest organized the event featuring games and jig-saw puzzles. Refreshments included jello sandwiches cake and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Oleeva
Sharlene Wise
St Patrick Day Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Graben Stetter
Mr and Mrs Joseph Graben stetter hosted a Friday St Patrick Day party with friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Martin Beriswill and family, Mrs Alma Siggens, Mr and Mrs Bert Mole and children, Mr and Mrs Anthony Kornmeyer, Miss Lillian Eilers, Mr and Mrs Norbert Mott. A refreshment course was served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grabenstetter
Martin Beriswill
Alma Siggens
Bert Mole
Clayton
Marguerite
Anthony Kornmeyer
Lillian Eilers
Birthday greetings fill Bert Kinsley six decades
Bert Kinsley celebrated his 70th birthday with all his children and grandchildren on Sunday March 13. Separate notes report Richard Frehautf earning a fourteenth birthday with a party hosted by D G Reisinger, plus multiple visits and gatherings among family members in Elyria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kinsley
D. G. Reisinger
Richard Frehautf
Robert Frehauf
Fitzgerald
Jean Swei
Local Briefs Highlight Town Socials and Visits
Mrs Hattie Goodman entertained her cousin Miss Josephine Harper of Oberlin. Miss Meta Weidner of Valley City stayed with sister Mrs Bert Goodman. Many guests visited the Wise, Weidner, Bowman and related families across Sunday and week ends. The Epworth League met at I D Mennell home with Theodore Shellhaus hosting. A Cleveland trip and several local socials were noted, including a K P dance with homegrown orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Damon
May- Belle
Marjorie Reisinger
Russell Jones
Shaker Heights
Eugene Witzel
West Park
Parker
Julia Smith
Cleveland
D. G. Reisinger
Herman Wise
Lucille Wise
Will Turner
la Grange
Harvey Reisinger
Elyria
William Law
Spurgeon Smith
Frametown
W. Va
Reubin Law
Rocky River
Roland Law
Akron
Bert Goodman
Hattie Goodman
Miss Harper
Carl
Josephine Harper
Oberlin
Meta Weidner
Valley City
Henry Droege
Elyria Clinic
Elizabeth Droege
Lucille Schaefer
Paul Root
Henre Droegé
Ernest Landin
Charles Wise
James Prutton, Sr
Ruth Wise
C. O. Versey
Winifred
Lakewood
Charlie Seckt
Arthur Wise
Mardell Baum
Oleeva Wise
Epworth League
I. D. Mennell
Theodore Shellhaus
D. G. Reisinger and Sons
T. J. Weidner
Akron-Medina Road
F. W. Weidner
Howard Dunning
Fairview Park Hospital
M. EB. Huffman
Corwin Parker
Luella Hinman
Ruseel
Dickerman
Mabel Phillips
Toledo
Cora Hinman
Blooma Ziegler
Columbus
E. S. Zeigler
Roy Oviatt
Be- Tea
O. G. Swartz
Harris Beck
Euclid
A. Swartz
F. A. Welker
Rev George Bates Stars On City Mission Program
The Rev George Bates pastor of the Spencer Baptist church took an active role in the City Mission Sunday program over Station WJAY Cleveland. He performed three numbers on the xylophone and joined the evening services at the mission. Spencer residents listening on WJAY enjoyed the broadcast.
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Bates
Spencer
George Bates
Spencer Baptist Church
City Mission
WJAY
Cleveland
Spencer Methodist Church Notes
Louis Joseph Quade, minister, outlines March 26 1833 services at Spencer Methodist Church. Sabbath School at ten. combined service at eleven with sermon on Hinderances. evening service at seven thirty featuring youth sermon Remember Now The Youth. Dinner at noon, youth program, choir and children music, boys club and preparatory class. Passion Week services at seven thirty each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Church
Louis Joseph Quade
Wayne Messner
Modern Belles Club Meets for Pot Luck and Puzzles
The Mod ern Belles Club gathered at Miss Elizabeth Frizzell's home on March 1 with seven members present. A noon pot luck meal followed by a brief business session featured two short puzzles as the main attraction. The group plans to meet again with Florence Nicola in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sova
Modern Belles Club
Elizabeth Frizzell
Florence Nichola
Community gathering and school event described in fragmented notice
The clipping lists several local residents visiting relatives and attending a weekend gathering. It mentions Mrs Doraid Idar, Mrs J L Bruges, Mr and Mrs Ernie Riddinger, the Adams family, and a Nova town hall event with a junior class performance featuring Gladys Smith and others. It also notes Shakespeare discussion and a lecture about the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myps
Harta
Bast
Yey Falls
Nova Eglians
Inday
Wariarcia
Amoisush
Ashland
Caijeze Oaend
Sity
Hic
Nova Town Hall
Mat Gladys Smith
Sue
Kaey Weeth
Betty
Christine Kavan
Peggy
Rte Herne
Oteene
Sue Joiitor
Ta Hannille
Misys
Mariella Biddinger A. Jasy
Tombestras
Elia Paint- OT
Lateiu Haskins
Hace Tsbert Brown
Geraldine Wisay
Rebecca Haskins
Dovut Ose
Milton Scarborough
Tiest Brown
Attay Scarbor- Ourn
Cressy
Ro- Cruner
Manens Nyews
John Tle Carer
Jo‘niIndes
Sephine
Mallet Creek Dam Abutments Wash Out Cutting Lake
Heavy rains damaged the west abutments of the new dam on Mallet Creek near Lester washing out the lake. Abutments were part of an old railroad bed and fish released into the old reservoir north of Lester. The old reservoir still holds water for the B and C Railroad. swimmers from Medina Belden Grafton and nearby areas will miss the lake this summer.
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Mallet Creek
Lester
B. and C
Mans
Medina
Belden
Grafton
Sunday School Parties For Kenneth Benedict's 16th Birthday
Rev. Fickens class held a surprise party for Kenneth Benedict on Saturday evening to mark his sixteenth birthday. About twenty young people attended. Mrs. Jarry Spice hosted her Sunday school class at her home Saturday evening as well.
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Fickens
2. P
Kenneth Benedict
Nine children present at event with refreshments served
Nine children were present and refreshments were served following the gathering.
Local Grange gathering and community notices
The Mallet Creek Granges plan Friday gathering March 24 with many local families listed as attendees. Numerous residents are noted for visits, health updates, and social calls across Medina and nearby towns, including Indes, Hinman, Parker, Dickerman, Seeley, Swartz, Zeigler, and others.
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Mallet Creek
Local notes from Lagrange reflect community life
Lagrange residents attend funerals and visits from Elyria and Cleveland. Neighbors host birthdays and dances while students at LH S stage a junior dance. A milk truck incident and scarlet fever quarantine are noted alongside hospital surgeries and a memorial for a hospital patient.
Surprise Party Conducted For 89th Birthday In Medina
A pleasant surprise party marked J Pratt on Church street for his 89th birthday Sunday evening March 12. Relatives and friends from Cleveland Spencer Penfield Oberley and LaGrange attended. Various locals hosted visitors and residents including Neufelds Shaffners Curtiss family and others. Ruth Anna Brown contracted scarlet fever staying with the Dickerman home.
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Darly
J. Pratt
Church Street
Cleveland
Spencer
Penfield
Oberley
LaGrange
Myron Pierce
Frank Neufeld
Ilrria
John Neufeld
Bill Shaffner
Medina
Ray Nichols
Wadsworth
Raymond Denman
Maxine Seeley
Lucile Stackhouse
Lafayette
Charles Ulmer
Sarah Curtiss
Archie Curtiss
Roberts
Thousago
Louise
Homer Stone
Lee
H. Coven
Carroll
Elyria
York Hi-Y Members Travel to Akron on YMCA Trip
York Hi-Y members including teachers Lloyd Naragon Rarph McConnell Ralph Bolton Richard Smith George Gunkleman Roger Brintnall Harold Wolff Ralph Mills Lawrence Steingass Tony Yadvirship and Paul Aungst rode the County Y M C A bus to Akron. They swam at the Akron Y M C A pool attended a show and witnessed the christening of the new dirigible The Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Lloyd Naragon
Rarph McConnell
Ralph Bolton
Richard Smith
George Gunkleman
Roger Brintnall
Harold Wolff
Ralph Mills
Lawrence Steingass
Tony Yadvirship
Paul Aungst
York Hi-Y
Akron Y. M. C. A
Macon
Clarksf ield Social Events Report March Meeting
Miss Fannie Harris and daughters hosted T. A. s on Wednesday with a full turnout. Dinner by Club No. 2 preceded a program by Club No. 1 as Mrs. Helen Collingwood plans an April 12 event. several guests attended including Mrs. Emma Brown and others.
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Clarksfield
Fannie Harris
Hattie Hotfstatter
Helen Collingwood
Emma Brown
Cora Hayes
A. Trusdale
Donna Livermore
Mabel Crandell
Butler Road Home Markers Club Meeting Notes
Mrs Ada Phillips entertained the Butler Road Home Markers Club on Thursday. A fine chicken dinner was served at noon. President Mrs Effie Goodman led the meeting which included election of officers: President Mildred Harwood, Vice President Effie Goodman, Secretary Halcyon Lennox, Treasurer Hazel Phillips. Each hostess to supply own program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Phillips
Effie Goodman
Mildred Harwood
Halcyon Lennox
Hazel Phillips
White Fox Club Social With Mr and Mrs Phillips
Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips hosted 39 friends for a Saturday evening at the White Fox Club. The gathering featured music games and stunts followed by a luncheon and a pleasant social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Fox Club
Fred Phillips
Clarksfield Community Notes and Local Visitations
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend travels among Clarksfield residents including families of Johns Sherman Merrill Griggs Ames and Wolfe. Car mishap near the area narrowly avoided injury and several illness notes appear along with road damage from high water. Evelyn Rider is reported to have tonsillitis.
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Ernest Johns
Bob
Edna Bursley
Brewster
Clarkefield
Phil Sherman
Cleveland
Nate Harris
Allen
Columbus
Glenn Tinker
J. E. Merrill
Esther Barnes
Akron
Esther Griggs
Lawrence
Brighton
J. C. Ames
James Springer
Dan Wolfe
Greenwich
Floyd Ames
Jake Hintz
Berlinville
Clarksfield
George Stevenson
Bobby
Berlin Heights
W. H. Stone
Albert Wolfe
LaGrange
Clay Pr
Clayton Hires
Clinton Smith
Detroit
H. A. Smith
Helen McClaflin
Kent O
B. W. MecClaflin
Norma McClaflin
Lawrence Livermore
Jude Benson
Elyria
Clif Lawson
Dell Crandall
Howard
Harry Crandell
Grace Peck
New Landosa
Evelyn Rider
Editor of Daily Courant trusts readers’ reflections
The editor of the Daily Courant, the first English daily paper, stated that readers would have enough good sense to supply the reflections on the news he presented. This remark underscored the paper’s belief in audience judgment over editorial commentary.
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Coursant
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P. T. A. Meeting
Bernice Hyland
Clarence Hyland
Hyland
Clycle Hieffer
Walter Rowe
Harold Bowman
Walter Storm
G. W. Dakin
Sullivan
Methodist Church
Ray Aldrich
Preston White
Will Moore
Karl Tirke
Bedford Sundar
Anna Betz
W. A. Fusselman
Lodi
Ida Fusselman
Harold Rolce of
Eugene Aukerman
Violet Aukerman
Mary Killip
Marion Ruder
Andrew Ruder
R. W. Robinson
Orlo White
L. W. Lechleitner
Glenn
Caroline Light
Carol
Chatham
Derr Bowman
Sundar
Baker
Good Will Industries
Spencer M. E. Church
Treva Bradley
Ravenna
L. J. Quade
Earl van Baxe
Frank Alice
Springfield
Andre RR
FL Vandermark
Preston J. White
Fami
Frank White
Olive- Hadawar
Lillian Hadara
Leslie White
Ridgeville
Thurston Olmstead
Welsin Olmstead
Raymond Firestone
George Firestone
Elving
Nes
Mercily
Torrance Curtice
Palmer
Fam
Shakespeare
Nainre
Joan Indes
Effie Indes
Elizabeth Kelser
Mildred Indos
New Loendon
George Coleman
Indes
Elmore Hinman
Russell Dickerman
G. A. Hinman
Xffie Indoe
Bill Sommers
Northfield
Kate Franks
Anna Bohley
Claude Few
Gwendolyn
Lucille
Boneta
Bert Few
J. C. Bricker
D. A. Tubbs
Jos Seeley
Chet Pierce
W. C. Knowles
Bessie Rumsey
Randolph Hibbard
Fitchville
Will Wakeham
Lucy Underhill
New London
Henry Curtice
Elizabeth
Josephine Wilcox
Will Knowles
Davidson
Nema Foster
Henry Webster
Guy Nichols
Arthur A. Wilcox
Jeanette
Maria Wolcott
Dorothy Poste
Oberlin Conservatory
Edwin Lehnarr
Harriet Curtice
F. F. Loomis
Vo. Jump
Edwin
Bryenton
Pittsfield
Earl Darby
Floria
C. G. Rush
Black River
Will Hastings
Jennie Crosier
Jud Hastings
Collins
James Dunlap
Memorial Hospital
Harry Cor
Salem
Mason Powers
Albert Smith
Eber Sanders
Ralph
Harmon Sheldon
Bridge Club
West Main Street
Lght
Grandp Pratt
Bechtel
Banks Road
Carlisle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Wolcott
Hart Swartz
Erwin Adam
Jump
Robert Denham
Starr
Wolcott
Lorain
Butler Road
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