Carol Morris Returns Home to Build Dressmaking Career
Carol Morris, a widowed mother’s daughter, leaves Morristown for New York to seek success but loses her job after a swift rise. She returns to Morristown to start her dressmaking business, while John Clark, now enamored with wealth and Paris, pursues a different path. Mrs Clark reconciles, praising Carol’s bravery as John vows to seek high society and business success.
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Carol Morris
Carol
New York
John Clark
John
Paris
Hazelton
Morristown
Mrs. Clark
Marie
Oberlin Grange Meeting Highlights March Plans
Oberlin news notes a Young Married Couple hosting a bridge club gathering with St Patrick theme. Attendees included Gott Breucer and Breu… refreshment served. Next Oberlin Grange meeting set for March 26 with Alberta Penfound delivering program.
Homecoming for Leonard Berg and bride after honeymoon
Lorain and Cleveland families visit Mrs Anna Berg to welcome Leonard Berg and his bride returning from their honeymoon. A large group of neighbors later give an old fashioned blessing and reception at her home in Oberlin.
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Chris Genter
Marjorie Ann
Lorain
Wiliam May
Cleveland
Harvey Lipetine
Richard
Wycliffe
Clarence Berg
Oberlin
Anna Berg
Leonard
Amherst Ohio Club and church groups schedule events
Nickory Tree Grange meets in Grange Hall Milan avenue for regular business and a program on Rural Laws of Ohio open to the public. Elmer Johnson Post Auxiliary of American Legion meets club rooms with hostesses named. St Joseph church groups and Au Courant club host events. Amherst Townsend Club plans open meeting April 1 at Congregational church parlor with out of town speaker and Roosevelt letter request. Young Married People class of First Evangelical hosts Raymond Sick home for social evening after brief meeting.
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Amherst
Nickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Busines
Ohio
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Anna Dietz
William Hutton
Mabel McDermott
Hugh Tompkins
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Group
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph
Au Courant Club
E. G. Pietch
Cleveland
Amherst Townsend Club
Congregational Church
Agne
Roosevelt
Pansy Harris
First Evangelical Church
Raymond Sick
S. Main Street
Kent State student teachers to study at local school
The March meeting of the Board of Education was held at Supt Power’s office with most members present except Mr Penton. Two Kent State College student teachers will visit the local school the week of April 1 for practice teaching. The board also planned to repair the school tennis courts for the coming season and to welcome visitors at the April meeting with refreshments.
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Board of Education
Supt. Power
Penton
Kent State College
Delightful post nuptial shower honors Mrs Leonard Berg
Mrs Leonard Berg was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower hosted by the Misses Lucile and Ilo Lucal of Townsend and Mrs Warren Gibson of this place. The event featured games and contests, a long green and white table, and an array of gifts. Attendees included Mrs Warren Gib zor, Mrs Elta Arinzton, Miss Grace Crowe, Miss Maudie Eaton, and others.
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Leonard Berg
Lucile
Ilo Lucal
Townsend
Warren Gibson
Lucal
St. Patrick
Leonard Bers
Warren Gibzor
Elta Arinzton
Ohnecin
Dorie Graves
Grace Crowe
Maudie Eaton
Arie Albricht
Florence Weilzelercer
Leiail
Charles Grooson
Warren Gibson Sereain Wooster
Mabel Trafant
Ruth Yocom
Cherimn
Mre
Getrude Sesramm
Lyedile Peasy
Ohberhin
Circle reports from St. Ann's Society events
Circle 1 of St. Ann's Society at St. Joseph Catholic church met Monday evening with Charles Henry on Church Street. A brief business session preceded a social hour. Circle 3 members, led by Mrs. Sylvester Delzieth of East Quarries, hosted Monday evening with a brief business session followed by social time.
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St. Ann’s
St. Joseph Catholic
Charles Henry
Church Street
Sylvester Delzieth
East Quarries
Catholic Church Groups Hold Meetings Across Three Homes
On Monday evening three Catholic church groups gathered for business sessions followed by a social hour. Group 1 met at the parochial school hall, Group 2 at Harold Krause’s home on Jackson Street, and Group 4 met at Elmer Schmitz’s home on East Street. All sessions concluded with social time.
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Holy Name Society of
Demonstration at Granze Hall Friday led by Miss Alice Bird
A farm equipment demonstration will be held Friday at Granze Hall on Milian Avenue with county extension worker Miss Alice Bird in charge. A potluck dinner starts at noon and attendees are asked to bring their Tugs and hooks. A large crowd is expected.
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Granze Hall
Milian Avenue
Alice Bird
Local Family Visits and Funeral Observations
Edna Mas Lehman spends the week at the Darby home in Birmingham. Clyde Nuzent Jr visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox in LaGrange. John Strohmeier and son Robert attend the funeral of Mrs Strohmeier’s mother Mrs. Webber at St Mary’s Elyria. Carolin Guild returns from a month in Peterborough Florida. Emme Beynolds Cleveland and Amherst friends visit. Minnie Nickel 46 reports at the home of her daughter Mrs. Albert Kreezer in Mount Vernon.
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Edna Mas Lehman
FE. J. Darby
Birmincham
Clyde Nuzent, Jr
Wilcox. LaGranze
John Strohmeier
Robert
Petercshurz
Pig diplomacy and a tale of two flags in 1841
Elmo Scott Watson recounts a Texas incident in 1841 when a hotel pig offended French ambassador De Saligny. Bullock whipped the pig’s handler, De Saligny demanded passports and left. President Lamar apologized to restore peace, a prelude to later Anglo American quarrels over a Puget Sound pig dispute settled by arbitration with the German emperor as arbiter.
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Republic of Texas
Austin
Bullock
de Saligny
France
Texas
Lamar
Lone Star Republic
England
United States
San Juan Islands
Puget Sound
Second M. E. Church Notices
March church notices list events across days including Pas tor's Helpers meeting at Mrs Knuckles home at 7 30 PM Tuesday March 26 Prayer Service led by Rev Wicks and Mr Knuckles Wednesday March 27 Tipakoda Sorority meeting at Mrs Hails home 7 50 PM Trustees meet 7 39 PM Ladies Aid program 7 34 PM Sunday March 31 Sunday School 9 50 AM Preaching 10 45 AM sermon by Rev Hall God Stir ing the Nation as an Eagle Stirs Her Nest WFMS service 7 30 PM Elder Eail of Cleveland to preach Musical Tea at YWCA 2 PM 6 PM Tipakoda Sorority Sick List Mrs Washington Mrs Sally Johnson Miss Nettie Clark Mrs Anna May Johnson Mrs Nettie Adams WFMS progressive dinner at parsonage March 26 ending with games at last home One of the worst features of unemployment is that it tends to raise the worker a decreased sense of his own worth and is noted in the piece.
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Knuckles
Wicks
Tipakoda Sorority
Hail
Ladies’ Aid
Eunday School
Hall
C. L. Smith
Stan
WFMS
Eail
Cleveland
Washington
Sally Johnson
Nettie Clark
Anna May Johnson
Nettie Adams
Double Birthday Party At Barker Street Home
In Wellington Ohio on Barker street a double birthday celebration took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Body. The event honored Mr Body whose birthday was last Friday and included their daughter Mrs. Grant Aldrich of Elyria, who will have a birthday April 31. A chicken dinner was served at one o clock and guests received gifts. The cake was baked by Mrs. Aldrich. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Aldrich, Mrs. Gust Martin, Dan and Aubrey Aldrich of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith of Cleveland.
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Wellington
Willam Body
Barker Street
Gust Martin
Dan and
Aubrey Aldrich
Elyria
Clay Smith
Cleveland
Mills of the Gods drama stirs crowd at local high school
Four hundred attendees watched the three act Mills of the Gods in the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday. Proceeds totaling 73 dollars will aid the Ht Times Annual. Miss Mars Kelly mentored the cast featuring Donald Swanger Margaret Vargo Richard Barber Esther Gott Paul Schafer Ralph Gray Thelma Hillsher Joyce Meredith with music by the Junior and Senior orchestras directed by Einar Helstrom and Miss Martha Rutledge.
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Mills of the Gods
Ht Times
Mars Kelly
Donald Swanger
Margaret Vargo
Richard Barber
Esther Gott
Paul Schafer
Ralph Gray
Thelma Hillsher
Joyce Meredith
Einar Helstrom
Martha Rutledge
Senior High Basketball Honors At Chapel Service
Fourteen basketball team members and two managers were honored after the Senior High Chapel last Friday. Two year lettermen include Richard Barber E Hannum C Hienett S Saparito and RK Williams. One year lettermen R Gray and K Thornton. Reserves R Gill H Hilliker Walter Pleasnick Robert Shepard D Swanger C West. Managers Victor Obrig and William Carpenter.
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Richard Barber
E. Hannum
C. Hienett
S. Saparito
RK. Williams
R. Gray
K. Thornton
R. Gill
H. Hilliker
Walter Pleasnick
Robert Shepard
D. Swanger
C. West
Victor Obrig
William Carpenter
Wellington Boy Scouts Plan Friday Reservation Meeting
The Wellington Boy Scouts will hold their regular meeting at the Scout reservation Friday night. All boys planning to go must sign the slip in the scout room before Friday night and will leave the Congregational Church at 5 30.
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Wellington
Congregational
The King's Daughters Appeal for Clothing Donations
The King's Daughters appeal for clothing of all types and urge those with any wearing apparel to donate. Please contact Mrs. C. E. Gadfield for details.
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King
C. Eb, Gadfield
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Event To Demonstrate Hitches
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County will sponsor a hitch demonstration at William B. Murray's farm on Thursday afternoon April 4 at 2 o clock. C L Hamimell will assist with arrangements and L P McCann of Ohio State University will lecture with association officers. Hitches of three to six horses will be shown and talks on key subjects will follow. A second meeting is planned Friday April 5 at Sam Nash farm two miles north of Oberlin on State Route 58.
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Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
William B. Murray
Sam Nash
Oberlin
Cleveland area bridge results and local notices
Bridge followed and Mrs Bennett won high score. Walter Warren is critically ill with bronchial pneumonia. Philip Bradstock, a student at Western Reserve University, Cleveland, is enjoying spring vacation with his parents. Mrs Levi Myers of Barker Street was taken to St Joseph's Hospital Lorain for observation. Donald Barnes, senior at Ohio State University, is home for spring break. Mr and Mrs A W Shields and Mrs E Watters were in Cleveland. Dr C W Records attended a Congregational Ministers Institute in Oberlin. Mrs Paul Crawford hosted eight Delta Dekka Bridge Club members. Mrs Ray Coates won first prize and Mrs Lawrence Baker second. One new member, Mrs Frank Suuski, joined. Dessert course served by Mrs Crawford. Mrs Gladys Maudsley visiting her mother Mrs Edith Hewitt. Mrs Ray Coates has returned to Chicago. Dr and Mrs F B Gregg returned from spending winter in Florida.
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A. W. Shields
Er. E. Watters
Cleveland
C. W
Oberlin
Paul Crawford
Delta Dekka Bridge Club
Ray Coates
Lawrence Baker
Frank Suuski
Crawford
Gladys Maudsley
Edith Hewitt
Chicago
F. B. Gregg
Florida
Tallest Structures in Europe Compared to Empire State
The Ulm Cathedral in Germany stands at 529 feet, the tallest outside the Eiffel Tower, about half the height of the Empire State Building.
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Europe
Ulm Cathedral
Germany
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