Fugitive Bride 4% 1 Ruth Louise Ayers
Martha Flalliday heiress to a banker plans wedding to Nick Garnett but suspects he marries for her father’s money. She flees to Aunt Genevieve’s, works as a night club waitress, while Nick pursues dancer Nita Lom bard. Gregory White reconnects with Nita after years apart.
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Martha Flalliday
Nick Garnett
Nick
Nita Lombard
Martha
Genevieve
Oakville
Famec Resort
Nita
Gregory White
Gregory
Pittsfield Sickness and Club Notes Highlight Community
Ford Crosier’s slow recovery at the Whitney home contrasts with improving health of R L Jordan. Mrs Perry Brandt convalesces with Mills family. Camden Farm Woman's Club hosted a pot luck with many Camden Kipton Wellington attendees. Visits over Easter include Fannie West from Cleveland and local family gatherings across Oberlin La Grange Wellington.
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Ford Crosier
Arthur Whitney
Perry Brandt
A. G. Mills
R. L. Jordan
Fred Pitts
Camden
Warner
Wakeman
Otto Geist
Everett Hanes
A. W. Davidson
Ed Ober
Carrie Austin
Joseph Kasinski
John Brown
Harry Ludlam
Kipton
Erwin Perkins
Wellington
Tnp
Pittsfield
James Meek
A. C. Norris
Christ Schafer
Charles Waite
Pitts
Fannie West
Cleveland
Grace West
Nettie West
Ernest Green
Patricia
Green
Martin Raab
la Grange
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Oberlin
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Dauhhter
Betty Maye
Maxine Jameyson
William Barber
Clarence Barber
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Funeral services for Clair Bartholomew held in Oberlin
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Clair Bartholomew at the Sedgeman Funeral Home in Oberlin with Rev. Taylor of Pittsfield M E Church officiating. Pallbearers were Oberlin residents M S Schubert William Pratt George W Bond George Willbound Jr Warren Gibson and Pittsfield’s Russell Whitney. Interment followed at Westwood Cemetery in Oberlin, with attendance from Mentor Ohio by Mr and Mrs Fred Jordan and daughter Helen.
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Clair Bartholomew
Sedgeman Funeral Home
Oberlin
Rev. Taylor
Pittsfield
M. E
M. S. Schubert
William Pratt
George W.1bond
George Willbound, Jr
Warren Gibson
Russell] Whitney
Westwood Cemetery
Fred Jordan
Helen
Mentor
Ohio
Bishop Lavis Seat in Quebec Defined Vast North American Scope
The source notes Bishop Lavis held a seat in Quebec with a locus c that extended to all Canada and most of the United States down to Mexico. It highlights his jurisdiction spanning broad North American territory during his era.
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Lavis
Quebec
Canada
United States
Mexico
York Township man aims for 2000th Sunday school
Van Wert reports Marion Snider, 67, of York township, will reach his 2000th consecutive Sunday school attendance. He started in late January 1889 and has just completed his 1983rd. He has never been late, always sits in the same seat, corner, class, and row at St. Peter's Evangelical church, among eight pastors since he began.
First Muskingum River trout nets in Y bridge area
Lee Stemm displayed a 16 1 2 inch speckled trout caught below the Y bridge on the Muskingum River. The catch, believed to be the first of its species in the Muskingum, occurred before trout season opened and Stemm faced no prosecution as trout are unknown locally. The source of the fish remains unexplained amid a destroyed Ashland county private pool once supplying such fish.
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Zanesville
Lee Stemm
Muskingum River
Y Bridge
Muskingum
Ohio
Stemm
Ashland
Man survives 30 foot plunge after sleeping at wheel
Clarence Plenge, 28, escaped with minor bruises after his car plunged 30 feet off a bridge. He walked home insisting he did not need medical attention and blamed the accident on falling asleep at the wheel.
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Loudonville
Clarence Plenge
Plenge
New Lexington Jail Closed to Tramps by City Order
New Lexington officials ordered the town jail padlocked and closed to tramps and bums. Council members said the facility has long drawn wanderers seeking shelter by the rented gas fire.
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New Lexington
Municipal building completed except for missing doors
The Kenton municipal building is complete except for its doors, which were reportedly lost during the Ohio River flood mix up while en route. The incident halted opening plans until doors are recovered or replaced.
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Kenton
End of Stock Assessments in State Banks Set July 1
Columbus reports that double ability assessments on stock in state supervised banks will end after July 1. The repeal of the law, approved by voters in the November general election, takes effect then.
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Columbus
Surrey Declared Richest English County by Income
Surrey tops English counties in average income with one in ten families earning over 50 dollars weekly, compared with one in twenty for the national average.
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Surrey
England
Sanitation Aids Fight On Typhoid Fever statewide
The state health department credits 68000 sanitary privies, including 1200 in Lorain county, with driving a drop in typhoid cases from 1250 in 1932 to 375 in 1936. Privies reduce infection on farms, rural schools, and camps. Lorain units built by Inter-City Coal and Supply Co using WPA labor. In district, forty workers, two salesmen promote installation. contact 2250 for details.
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Inter-City Co
Lorain County
Rede Ered Lsid
State Department of Health
WPA
Hartung
Ohio
Cleveland
Inter-City Coal and Supply Company
Malcolm Court
Wrecked Cars Rebuilt By De Bray Offer Hopeful Turnaround
When a car suffers severe damage the outlook can seem bleak but repairable wrecks may be restored. The article notes that unless a vehicle is a total loss skilled body and render shops, especially De Bray, can straighten dents iron out fenders replace glass and reupholster to return the car to near original condition at costs lower than expected.
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de Bray
Proper installation key to efficient home heating and cooling
Experts say correct sizing of winter air conditioning, assessment of exposed walls, windows, ceilings and doors, plus properly sized ducts, prevent heat loss and healthful winter living. Poor installation from low bids leads to inadequate heat and costly furnace failures, while modern methods ensure optimal home climate.
Body Shop Turns Wreck Into Like New Car
At 115 Cedar Street the shop faces a seemingly complete wreck but stays upbeat. A careful inspection guides repairs and the team promises thorough swift work so the car will look and run like new when finished.
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Cedar Street
Beiter Line Offers Speedy Economical Freight Service
The Harry W. Beiter Co. at 149 Cleveland street has 22 years of service building a reputation for speed dependability and economy in motor freight between Cleveland Elyria and Lorain. Daily motor truck service provides merchants and shippers quick access to Cleveland's central distributing center with dialing 2848. The Beiter Line presents the proper solution to shipping or hauling needs.
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Harry W. Beiter Co
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Beiter Line
Dial
Coleman Safety Range Promises Cheap Cooking
The Coleman Safety Range proves ideal where gas is unavailable and promises low fuel costs. Demonstrated by Heldmyer Hardware Company, it lights instantly like city gas and uses Band-a-Blu Burners for fast cooking with no smoke or soot.
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Coleman
Heldmyer Hardware Company
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