Fugitive Bride 4 Ruth Louise Ayers
A society wedding tale follows Martha Halliday and Nick Garnett as rumors of Nick’s infidelity and financial motive swirl before the ceremony. Meanwhile in Oakville a dancer named Nita Lombard arrives at a glamorous hotel and begins plotting to lure Nick away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Halliday
Peter Halliday
Nicholas Garnett
Martha
Nick
Garnett Tobacco Company
Nils Lombard
Oakville
Nita
Rise of Hitler topic marked at Epworth League
Grafton notes Noel Bouton, American son of a foreign correspondent, spoke on the Rise of Hitler and the Inflation Period in Germany at the Epworth League meeting. Good Friday services at Grafton M E church include Rev Beebe and Dr W W Wagar with devotional services baptism communion and new members welcomed and choir specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Noel Bouton
Germany
Hitler
Epworth
Beebe
Grafton M. E
W. W. Wagar
Entertains Matrons by London Chapter Guests at Luncheon
Post matrons London Chapter QU E were guests of Mrs Nellie Lehman with Mrs Mary Finley as assisting hostess at a Saturday luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs Edna Taylor and Mrs Lucilla Rawson. Attendees included Mesdames Dida Gott Grace Rawson Florence Nichols Carrie Kobert Frances Woodruff Leona Wilcox Lucille Rawson Zola Hastings Dora Sheldon Susan Cragin and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
QU. E
Nellie Lehman
Mary Finley
Edna Taylor
Lucilla Rawson
Mesdames Dida Gott
Grace Rawson
Florence Nichols
Carrie Kobert
Frances Woodruff
Leona Wilcox
Lucille Rawson
Zola Hastings
LaGrange
Dora Sheldon
Susan Cragin
Just Between You and Me Club Meets In Social Hour
Mrs Iva Gardner hosted the Just Between You and Me Club Monday evening with thirteen members in attendance. A pleasant social hour followed by refreshments, and Mrs W N Hitchcock will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Gardner
W. N. Hitchcock
Wellington Lodge Conferred Degrees on Candidates
Wellington's Degree team conferred 161 degree on three candidates of Grafton and on three candidates of their own on Monday evening at the I O O F Lodge meeting. Next Monday Oberlin will confer the second degree. There were 27 members and 33 visitors present representing Amherst Oberlin and Wellington. Chile and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Grafton
Oberlin
Amherst
Chile
Local residents visit Columbus and share meals
Mrs P H Rogers accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamb of Lakewood spent several days in Columbus returning on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W L Burrer and family of Lorain were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Evelyn Burrer. Mr and Mrs Jasper Farr and son Jasper Jr and Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Rogers
Ernest Lamb
Lakewood
Columbus
W. L. Burrer
Lorain
Evelyn Burrer
Jasper Farr
Jasper Jr
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials in Lorain and Nearby Towns
Clarence Gray and daughter Et ta of Lorain were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz. William Graham and John Graham of Hoytville were recent guests of their aunt Mrs. Mary Ryder. Mr. and Mrs. Stuck Raymond and Shirley of Cleveland dined with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buchholtz on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sooy and son with Myron Sooy and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sooy of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gray
Etta
Lorain
Charles Schultz
William Graham
John Graham
Hoytville
Mary Ryder
Stuck
Raymond
Shirley
Cleveland
Jack Buchholtz
Clayton Sooy
Myron Sooy
Wayne
Nadine
Richard
Ben Sooy
Spencer
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported in Cleveland Area
Residents from Cleveland and nearby towns visited friends and relatives over the weekend and Sunday. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Underwood in Cleveland staying with the Whites, Mr. and Mrs. Bowman visiting the Pattons, and a Brownheim group calling on the Schultzes. Evelyn Burrer spent Thursday with her sister in Litchfield. A birthday dinner honored a father's anniversary at Weymouth, and Florence Cordy visited Cleveland friends. Lewis Klinect and spouse welcomed a baby boy Monday. W F M Society plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Nesbett replacing Friday.
Sullivan Centralized honors four grade honor roll list
Sullivan Centralized Schools announces the fourth six weeks honor roll. First grade students Junior Gordon Jean Sessions Jerrié Haulk Philip Shick earned no grade below B. Second grade Beatrice Resek Leslie Shick Bonnie Swope Patty Haulk Aris Fisher Mary Klooze Dickey Lowe. Third grade Richard Ballow Harold Shick. Fourth grade Joanne Clodwick Jean Fisher Tommy Abram Betty Butts Viola May Ropp Frances Resek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Junior Gordon
Jean Sessions
Jerrié Haulk
Philip Shick
Beatrice Resek
Leslie Shick
Bonnie Swope
Patty Haulk
Aris Fisher
Mary Klooze
Dickey Lowe
Richard Ballow
Harold Shick
Joanne Clodwick
Jean Fisher
Tommy Abram
Betty Butts
Viola May Ropp
Frances Resek
Grade School and College Rosters Listed by Class
The document lists students by grade level including names in fifth sixth seventh and eighth grades and freshman sophomore junior and senior classes. Notable names appear across multiple groups such as Thelma Arndt Freda Ewell Lucile Heffner Betty Klootz and Grace Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Arndt
Freda Ewell
Faye Kettering
Leah Werner
Gilbert Woodburn
Bud Klooz
Jean Whitcomb
Barbara Cummings
Harold Dakin
Orma Farnsworth
Herbert Skeeles
Lucile Heffner
Dorothy Richards
Helen Swope
Norma Werner
Marian Dakin
Betyt McFadden
Mary Resek
Vivian Roach
Woomer Bumagard
Louise Donervan
Jimmie Burden
Junior Klooz
Betty Klootz
Grace Morris
Francis Skeeles
Sullivan High School party ends with games and lunch
The Junior and Senior classes held a party at the school house on Wednesday night. In the agriculture room they played several games including a new Sniffter style contest. Eighty pans of water lined tables as teams blew ping pong balls across the pan. Refreshments followed as partners were chosen for a pleasant ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan High School
High School Basketball Tourney Divides Into Four Teams
S H S students split into freshmen sophomores and two junior squads Reds and Greens. Reds won six games Greens four and Reds top the Dickenson system with 130 points while Freshmen follow with 115. Green team ranks third with remaining scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Farnsworth
Quentin Farnsworth
John Ringler
Clinton Brown
Robert Kerr
Carl Neel
Harry Thompson
Russel Beard
Ralph Bright
Darwin Hyde
Robert Ewell
Morton Cole
Jim Burden
Bill Reed
Arnold Mayes
Charles Yahnke
Cloyce Lance
Don Neel
al Smith
Russel Koons
Homer Bungard
Frank Null
Junior Klooz
Dickenson
School adds basketball tournament and ping pong events
The noon program will host a two week basketball tournament to crown the girls and Junior High Boys champions. An agriculture room ping pong tourney will involve boys and girls. Noon programs draw many pupils in volleyball, ping pong, darts, shuffleboard and basketball with student leadership noted. A horseshoe contest and a field meet are planned later.
Accident near town injures none. sprea der damaged
Martin Loomis was involved in a sideswipe one half mile east of town on Wednesday. A driver with new cargo MM Lrauss struck Loomis’s manure spreader, threw him to the ground and scared his team, which bolted but were stopped by a fence. The driver fled but was later apprehended. Loomis and the team were unhurt while the spreader suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Loomis
Lrauss
Xneere
Mr. Loomis
Local Socials Include Family Visit and Neighborhood Gathering
George Cole of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs. Etta Cole over the weekend. Neighbors on north Main street enjoyed a Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Taylor with ice cream and warm sugar. Mr. and Mrs. QO. C. Arndt returned from their winter in Florida last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cole
Cleveland
Etta Cole
North Main Street
LeRoy Taylor
QO. C. Arndt
Florida
Berea News Roundup reflects community events and greetings
West View Grace Coley attended an open house party hosted by former Daughters of America councilors in Berea. Florence Dunford and her Wellington baby visited relatives H. G. Edwards home over the weekend. O. H. S. basketball players returned from Columbus Saturday. Numerous local families gathered on Columbia Road for a Saturday evening at the Hermants. Rural carrier Theodore Te Grotenhuis resumed work after a recent heart attack with Joseph Nickels serving as substitute. Mrs. Leon Jocke attended the funeral of her mother Valade in Strongsville. A pre nuptial shower for Elenore Hydek is planned on Sprague Road. J. Conrad and Avon family visited Ben Fox and relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Coley
Daughters of America
Berea
Florence Dunford
Wellington
H. G. Edwards
Columbus
Frank Hermant
R. Heath
Alice Heath
Austin Fish
A Grange
Rose Heath
Norma
Clevenger
E. Donnelly
Elyria
R. F. Hermann
West View
Columbia Road
Theodore Te Grotenhuis, Sr
Joseph Nickels
Leon Jocke
Valade
Strongsville
Community Hospital
Elenore Hydek
Sprague Road
J. Conrad
Avon
Ben Fox
Funeral Attendance Noted From Berea West View
Attendees at Peter Prindle’s funeral from Berea West View include Mrs. Nida Richards Mr and Mrs Walter Hales Mr and Mrs John Crum and Luther Blodgett. Local residents visit relatives, mobility of Berea community and real estate ties surface in brief notices around Cleveland Olmsted Falls and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Prindle
Berea
West View
Nida Richards
Walter Hales
John Crum
Luther Blodgett
C. H. Totman
Sprague Road
Cleveland
Wm. Tuefel
Ollie Bruce
Alexander
Bodecker
Otto Elster
Celia Otterson
Usher Road
Anna Koepke
Columbia Station
Miss Davies
Olmster Falls
Louis Stone
Rose Walters
William Zapler
Mike Sinko
Columbus
Ella Loesh
Medina
John Bryda
Vera Bryda
Vincent BRIEFS Local family visits and hospital stay
Vincent briefs note Sunday visits among Am herst Sheffield and Elytia families. Caspar Dute and Harry Dute hosted Vincent and Mrs. Dute. McIntires and Shirley visited J L McIntire family. Chambers family dined with Morris family. E H Hurd undergoing a month long treatment at St Johns Cleveland spent weekend at home. Mrs Glason of Elytia visited Hurlbut family. Mary Gens visited Baldwin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dute
Harry
Casper Dute
Amherst
C. E. McIntire
Shirley
J. L. McIntire
Sheffield
W. H. Chambers
June
Betty
J. G. Morris
E. H. Hurd
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
G. Glason
Elytia
S. C. Hurlbut
Mary Gens
T. MM. Baldwin
Bris-Kin Edits for Safer Script Workflow at RKO
Hollywood March 25 Samuel Briskin, top man at RKO, recalls lessons from Irving Thalberg’s death about stopping cuff script changes. He enforces written scripts and front office checks to avoid costly delays. Nearby, Oakie and Horton banter on Toast of New York set while local visits pepper a town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
RKO
Samuel Briskin
Irving Thalberg
Thalberg
Briskin
Actor Edward Arnold Raises Funds With Autograph Letters
Edward Arnold explained his plan to charge fans for autographed photos to benefit the Actors' Relief Fund. His 19 year old daughter assists as secretary and manages fan mail requests, receiving about three hundred weekly. Five weeks into the program, the fund has netted two dollars and sixty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arnold
Eddie
Arnold
Jetters
Actors’ Relief Fund
Letter From South Inspires Clever Father
Miss Arnold mails a revealing note from deep South asking her father for funds to buy six dresses three hats and three pairs of shoes. He replies with a dry joke that complying would make her a kept woman, then returns the letter to his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Arnold
Arnold
Onslow Signs New Studio Deal With Borrowed Time Film
Between stages Onslow grins over his fresh contract while noting an odd coincidence. His only prior on this lot was borrowed from another studio for a role, a situation dubbed working on borrowed time. His first picture under the new deal is titled Borrowed Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow Stevens
Onslow
Actress Helen Broderick Offers Five Dollar Bar Concession
At a party celebrating the completion of the picture The Woman I Love, Helen Broderick gambled with set boys and ran up a debt of about fifty dollars. Realizing the amount, she proposed a compromise offering five dollar bars to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Broderick
Local business transfers in Kipton area
Kipton news notes report Fred Rich sold his restaurant and filling station to Mr. Johnson of Cleveland who assumed immediate possession. Rich also took over another filling station east of Vermilion on the lake. Nearby social visits include Mrs. E A Scammon with J E Davidson, Paul Weber with J N Weber, the Baker family from Canton visiting the Baylesses, Esther and Marilyn Calkins with W W Calkins, and Kenneth Beam and son Dale joining the Morgans for a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rich
Johnson
Cleveland
Rich
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
E. A. Scammon
Lakewood
J. E. Davidson
Paul Weber
J. N. Weber
L. W. Baker
Evelyn
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area Obituaries and Visits
Mr and Mrs H W Baetz attended the funeral of Mrs Martha Holzhauer at Zilch Funeral Home Amherst Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Elbert and daughter of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L F Whitney. G A Brumby and daughter Jane with William Brumby were Elyria visitors Saturday. Eileen Arnold and Marguerite McCullough were Cleveland visitors Saturday. Mrs W W Calkins Esther Calkins and Marilyn Calkins visited Mrs Gibson New London Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dean Betts and daughter Laverne of Milan were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W F Betts. Guy Radcliffe Rita Searles and Melvin Davidson spent Friday at Richwood. Mrs Marion Geist is confined to bed with rheumatism. Mrs F E Sharp Madge Sharp and Grace McBurnie attended services at Elyria Baptist Church and heard Evangelist Bill Crogrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Baetz
Martha Holzhauer
Zilch Funeral Home
Amherst
Robert Elbert
Elyria
L. F. Whitney
G. A. Brumby
Jane
William Brumby
Eileen Arnold
Marguerite McCullough
Cleveland
W. W. Calkins
Esther Calkins
Marilyn Calkins
Gibson
New London
Dean Betts
Laverne
Milan
W. F. Betts
Guy Radcliffe
Rita Searles
Melvin Davidson
Richwood
Marion Geist
William Geist
F. E. Sharp
Madge Sharp
Grace McBurnie
Elyria Baptist Church
Bill
Colegrove
Club and garden gatherings color Berea area
Social calendar features a luncheon for Mrs. William H. Jones at Mrs. George Brenner’s home. Columbia Garden Club meets April 6 at Mrs. R. W. Davis’s Berea home with trees in winter and herbs and uses papers. PTA plans a dance April 9. Local residents visit kin in Litchfield Cleveland and Chatham. Baldwin Wallace students travel home for spring break. Berea and Cleveland residents join others for family visits and tax work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. L. Club
George Brenner
William H. Jones
Columbia Garden Club
R. W. Davis
Berea
Wilda Hinneman
Lee Walkden
Chatham
Baldwin-Wallace College
Phyllis Barber
Louise Keyse
Donna Stinchcomb
Shirley Jasper
Edna Barber
Gayle Albaugh
Cleveland
M. J. Squire
Wilma
Alice Kole
Janet
J. J. Squire
Local Social Visits Highlight Olmsted Community
Mr and Mrs George Kennedy of Olmsted visited Mr and Mrs A S Gibson recently. Mrs Herman Dengler and Attle son stayed at Mrs Louise Schieb s Cleveland home. Mrs Neumeyer hosted seven Valley City and Eblyria ladies for quilting. The Altruist Class held a party at Miss Kathryn Glass home with about thirty guests. Bunco and refreshments followed. Carl Laisy and daughter Barbara Jean of WN Olmsted called on Mr and Mrs Lyman Hitchcock on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy
Olmsted
A. S. Gibson
Herman Dengler
Attle Son
Louise Schieb
Cleveland
Neumeyer
Valley City
Eblyria
Baptist Sunday School
Kathryn Glass
Bunco
Carl Laisy
Barbara Jean
WN. Olmsted
Lyman Hitchcock
Wakeman Garden Club and local society notices
Wakeman Garden Club met with Mrs Clifford McMann on Cooper street. The annual Eastern Star inspection will be at the Masonic Hall on April 6. The Kay Club met with Christine Dalton at her parents home in Brushwood. A business meeting was held with games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and children and Mrs Dora Pomeroy visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky near Florence. Home Extension slipcover work postponed to fall due to Miss Fernalds illness. Mrs Myrtle White and daughter returned from Jamestown New York. Dora Pomeroy attended New London Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Clifford McMann
Cooper Street
Masonic Hall
Kay Club
Christine Dalton
Henry Dalton
Brushwood
Robert Hoyt
Dora Pomeroy
Raymond Shinsky
Florence
Fernald
Myrtle White
Jamestown
N. Y
New London
Bement Family Heads to Texas for Indefinite Stay
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bement and their son Merlin with family of Cleveland left for Texas Saturday planning an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoyt were Friday callers of relatives in Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shineky and son spent Sunday with Mr. Shineky’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bement
Merlin
Cleveland
Texas
Mrs. Bement
C. J. Hoyt
Bellevue
Raymond Shineky
Hull Faces Radio War Over South American Propaganda
Cordell Hull confronts a growing radio blitz from Germany across twenty-one republics in South America. Hitler broadcasts in multiple languages. Berlin controls press copies and aims to expand trade while undermining pan American conferences. Hull weighs direct government radio propagation versus backing private Latin American stations amid FCC limits and diplomatic sensitivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
South America
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Goebbels
Goering
South American
Herr Hitler
Roosevelt
Hull
Berlin
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Mr. Hull
Federal Communications Commission
Secretary of State
F. C.C
Uncle Sam
Washington
Community Notes From Wakeman Area Social Roundup
Richard Cooley of Fremont visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooley over the weekend. Mrs. Thomas Hurst of Clarkfield plus Mrs. Leonard Gerber joined Eastern Star initiation Tuesday. Wakeman Chapter No. 177 R A M to meet at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. Morgan of Lakewood visiting daughter Mrs. F H Brumby. Wilma, Harold Rathrop and others hosted. Kipton visitors William Brumby and Nellie Obitts called on Mr. and Mrs. F H Brumby. Mr. and Mrs. Herb French recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blatt of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hurst
Clarksfield
Louisa Wood
Eastern Star
Leonard Gerber
Wakeman Chapter No. 177
Masonic Hall
Morgan
Lakewood
F. H. Brumby
Harold Rathrop
Wilma
F. AM. Brumby
William Brumby
Nelie Obitts
Kipton
Herb French
Charles Blatt
Norwalk
Short Spanish Revolutions Compared by Marx
The quotation notes Karl Marx contrasting revolutions in Franco and Spain. It claims Franco's revolution ended in three days, while Spain could span three years as a brief period or nine years as a lengthy struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Marx
Franco
Spain
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Fugitive Bride
Ruth Louise Ayers
Oakville Hotel
Mr. Low
Dudley Brannigan
Methodist Notes
O. F
Big Ben Lump
Murbach
Vincent
Jimmie Fidler
New York
Jack Oakie
Edward Everett Horton
Jack
Horton
Oakle
Minnie Bronson
Albert Plas
J. N Weber
Albert Arnold
Eileen
L M. Cummings
Townsend
Mary Westlake
Marysville
Richard Waite
Columbia
Wakeman
Ray Tucker
James McMullin
America
White House
Robinson-Patmas
Walsh-Hesley
Micheleson
Charley
Edward Roddan
Michelson
Messrs. Farley
Federal Trade Commission
Sway
Supreme Court
Vox Populi
Alf Landon
Georgia
Robert G. Ingersoll
A. F. of L
California
Mexico
W. J. Benson
Richard Cooley
Fremont
Paul Cooley
Pblic
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Broadway Room
Gould Blig
Lorain, Chie
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