Carol Returns to New York as Morgan's Offers Reignite Ambition
In Morristown Carol weighs a life of quiet success against a brimming New York future. After Morgan's offers a higher salary, she accepts and prepares to leave, buoyed by Mrs. Clark's candid support and the prospect of reuniting with John. Her departure leaves Joy surprised, and Caleb muses on romance amid change.
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Carol
Morgan’s
Paris
Margani
Morristown
New York
Ranny
Vwell
John
Joy
Morgan's
Mrs. Clark
Carol Morris
Caleb
Mrs. Jones
Miz Jones
Mrz Jones
Local Social Activity In Vincent Echoes Quiet Week
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs C F McIntire included Mr and Mrs J L McIntire and family Andrew Mazur Mrs Sarah Pickett and sons Russell and Dermott of Mansfield Ohio Mrs Wm Gerrick and son Bobby Floorence and Myron Keller visited Mrs Clara Keller this week Mrs Chris Ackerman hosted No 3 division of the M E church Ladies Aid at her home Members joined a brief business meeting led by Mrs J G Morrins Roll call answered by several ladies The group spent the afternoon quilting
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J. G. Morrins
Surprise 25th Anniversary Party for Morris Couple
A group of 20 relatives and friends gathered Wednesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs J G Morris on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Attendants included Mrs Frank Trock-Seely and family Mrs C E McIntire and daughter Mr and Mrs Wm Heck and sons Mr and Mrs Rowland Morris Mrs O B Rea Mr and Mrs John Cook Mr and Mrs Chris Ackerman and Mrs Leroy Rhone among others.
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J. G. Morris
Frank Trock- Se¢ey
C. E. McIntire
Wm. Heck
Rowland Morris
O. B. Rea
John Cook
Chris Ackerman
Leroy Rhone
Frankie
Local Church Leader to Move to Dayton Ministry
Rov J P Sala of the Church of Christ will join the Central Church of Christ in Dayton and begin work about June 1. Oak Point plans include a canal terminal site with spring construction, while ownership details remain unclear for properties purchased or leased by Reese Gerald and William Morris. Community life featured piano harmonica music and singing with a silver salt and pepper set presentation from Mrs Rhone to the honorees.
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Rov
J. P. Sala
Church of Christ
Central Church of Christ In
Dayton
Oak Point
Reese
Gerald
William Morris
County Debt Reduced to 16000 Dollars
The county is now obligated for only sixteen thousand dollars and has until 1929 to satisfy this indebtedness.
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Am County
Plans for Elyria High School centennial celebration
Committees begin plans for a large centennial celebration marking Elyria High School's charter. The event will occur in June alongside commencement activities. Groundwork has begun for a new infirmary at the county home, with excavation to start when weather allows and completion expected in about six months.
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Elyria High School
Cadiz Sheriff Told Of Man’s Suicide During Ride
Louis Hauber age 20 fatally shot himself near Jewett Ohio while riding with his brother in law Coy Schrader. Schrader drove 10 miles to Cadiz to report the death to Sheriff Archer Hedges.
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Cadiz
O.wp
Louis Hauber
Jewett
Coy Schrader
Archer Hedges
Roosevelt Praised By Scotch Bishop in Aberdeen
Aberdeen Scotland The Right Reverend F L Deane Episcopal Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney lauds Franklin D Roosevelt calling him the most interesting man in the world and says his New Deal is a bold model for nations. He compares US leadership with Hitler and Mussolini praising Roosevelt’s courage and will power. He says British measures against economic gloom imitate the NRA only feebly.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
F. L. Deane
Episcopal
Orkney
United States
Deane
United
Hitler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Doane
NRA
Deer chase traps Eastham man on henhouse roof
In Eastham Massachusetts A P Henry Howland was treed by a buck while yard workmen observed deer crossing a field. The buck chased him up onto a henhouse for about thirty minutes and appeared to recognize Howland by a scar on its fore leg from a past injury.
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Eastham
Mass
Henry Howland
Howland
Early New Jersey Votes Seen as Earliest Women’s Suffrage
Statement notes that New Jersey allowed women to vote from 1790 to 1807, suggesting it as the earliest established stance of woman suffrage in America. The claim emphasizes the historic anomaly in the state’s electoral policy and its place in suffrage history.
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New Jersey
America
Essence of justice and liberty as moral ideals
A concise reflection on how true justice and liberty rest on intellectual foundations and moral principles guiding law and civic life. The statement argues that freedom requires thoughtful reasoning and ethical conduct to sustain a fair society.
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F. H. Lewis
Frankie Reese
C. E. MeclIntire
Morris
Ackerman
Supreme Court
Penfield
Grafton
Oberlin
Carnegie Library
Grafton State Farm
W. R. Comings
Elyria
AAA
Navy
Harris
VICKS
Wasble
House
THE
Stude Baker Chemical CO
East Ave
Middle Ave
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