Love Preferred the Romance of a Business Girl
Mary Vaughn, private secretary to Wall Street banker Ronald Foster, endures a tumultuous love triangle with foster’s client Martin Frazier and her sister Bonnie. Bonnie’s scheming and Dick Baldwin’s departure drive Mary into a bleak, workbound life as she confronts heartbreak, betrayal, and the cost of devotion.
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Mary Vaughn
Ronald X. Foster
Wall Street
Bonnie
Debonair
Dick Baldwin
Mary
Martin Frasier
Foster
Frazier
Maris
Mery
Studio Parity
Greenwich Village
Willa
Fiamon Duchon
Bennis
Kay
Frezier
New York
Res
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Briggs in North Olmsted
Mrs Ida Briggs died April 24 at age 74 after a two week illness. Funeral services were held from her daughter Mrs Helen Elliott's home on April 26. She was active in church work and Ladies Aid. Survived by husband Henry Briggs in poor health, two daughters Alma and Mrs Helen Elliott, four grandchildren, a sister in Unionville, Ohio, and a brother in Columbus. Burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery.
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Stelen Elliott
Henry Briggs
Alma
Helen Elliott
Unionville
Ohio
Columbus
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Death announced of Mrs Emma Ines Bramley Rose of Seville
Word came this week of the sudden death of Mrs. Emma Ines Bramley Rose of Seville Ohio formerly a resident of North Olmsted and Dover who died at her sister Lyda Gage's home in Cleveland She leaves two sons Clyde and Harold one daughter Mrs Margaret Calburn five sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held Tuesday from her Seville home and burial was at Butternut Ridge Cemetery North Olmsted Nelson Elliott of Butternut Ridge was taken to Berea hospital last Friday for a serious operation Mrs C Todd was taken to Gere a hospital this week Tuesday Mrs Hamlin of Medina spent two weeks with her sister Mrs G J Quayle Several North Olmsted ladies have been serving on jury this past week.
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Emma
Ines Bramley Rose
Seville
North Olmsted
Dover
Lyda Gage
Cleveland
Clxde
Herold
Margaret Calburn
Ohio
Butternut Ridge
Cemeetory
Nelson Elliott
Berea Hospital
C. Todd
Gerea Hospital
Hamlin
Medina
J. Quayle
Bowling Club Supper and Contests Highlighted by Local Event
The Monday Night Bowling Club held its annual supper with 34 attendees marking the close of the season. Plans were announced for a contest between Clague Road teams, featuring the five top players from each team, both women and men, to compete Thursday night.
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Clague Road
Choir Rehearsal at South Ridge Church Met Miss Irma Spiez elberg
On May 1 the choir from South Ridge Church gathered for a rehearsal along Town Line Road. Miss Irma Spiez elberg joined the group Thursday evening for the session, according to church records.
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Townline Road
South Ridge Church
Irma Spiezelberg
Edward Dute Returns Home From Visit With Sisters
Edward Dute returned to his Cleveland home after spending a week with his sisters Miss Kathryn Dute and Miss Lydia Dute.
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Edward Dute
Cleveland
Misses Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Old Home Town Weekend Guests and Local Visits
Mrs Kathryn Salott and Aibsr Phillips returned to Detroit after visiting Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst and family. Andrew Mauer, once ill at Elyria Memorial Hospital, has improved and returned home. Mr and Mrs Edward Smith and son William and Mrs William Miller of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs L A Ernst and relatives Sunday. Wilbur Minch of Cleveland called on relatives Thursday. Mr and Mrs E C Schubert attended a P T A meeting.
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Kathryn Salott
Aibsr
Phillips
Detroit
Lewis Ernst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Smith
William
William Miller
Cleveland
Wilbur Minch
P T A Meeting Highlights Murray Ridge School
Oliver Schubert and Frances Mackert received blue ribbons at the Murray Ridge school P T A meeting held Friday evening. Attendees included Oliver, Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg, Mr and Mrs Carl Delefield, Mr and Mrs Henry Mackert and their children, and Russell and Frances Mackert among the pupils.
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Oliver
Lewis Spiegelberg
Russell
Carl Delefield
Henry Mackert
Murray Ridge School
Oliver Schubert
Frances Mackert
English Women Own 40 Planes in Britain
In Britain, 40 of 319 privately owned airplanes are owned by women. Private planes range from a single seater Gomper Swift with 50 hp to a twin engine 500 hp air yacht. Some owners hold multiple planes or share ownership. About six of the 39 machines are British built. Croydon airport hosts a display of the Aeronca training monoplane, weighing 393 pounds, with a 25 hp engine, priced at 1500 dollars, slow landing, 63 mph cruising speed, and a short takeoff run.
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London
Great Britain
Gomper
Swift
Croydon
Aeronca
School Board Rejects Smoking Ban in Emporia
Emporia Kansas school board rejects a proposal to ban women teachers from smoking in public or private, arguing hypocritically that men teachers can smoke yet women cannot. The 1931 32 teacher contracts were not amended to include the clause.
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Emporia
Kas
Emporia City
Dancer Turns Washer Woman in Juarez
Teresa Madrid of Juarez now works as a washer woman earning about 10 a week after years as a dancer and impresario in South America and Mexico. She recalls tipping points: lost wealth, a failed gambling hall loan, and a vow to quit dancing when back permits, amid memories of former Buenos Aires properties and lost savings. An unrelated note mentions chemists’ hypothetical four times heavier hydrogen element later identified as helium.
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Juarez
Mexico
Teresa Madrid
South America
Buenos Aires
Teresa
Vera Cruz
Montevideo
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Philadelphia Battery and Ignition Co
Middle Ave
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Emma Rose
Bowling Club
Andrew Mauer
E. C. Schubert
Stenley
W. Stanley
Thill Hendricks
Sentral Press
Charlie
Haplin
Elyria
PTTM
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