The Moment Sue Learns Philip Must End Their Relationship
Sue waits as Philip reveals he cannot see her again, choosing to stay with Merta to protect her from scandal. He explains their long standing entanglement, the social cost if he leaves, and his obligation to Merta’s reputation. They part after a tense dinner on the veranda, and Sue faces a bleak, solitary future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Philip
Mertz
Merta
Smarls
Miss Morrs
Evenyone
Prin
Ceesion
Merria
Ferse
Pho
Philp
Pittsfield 4-H Club Girls Plan Summer Project
A large group of girls and mothers met with Mrs. Mabel Bear to gauge interest in a summer 4-H Club. Assistant Miss Wilma Whitney and Mrs. Bear attended a Elyria meeting with township leaders to set plans. A further organizing meeting is set for Thursday May 4 to formalize the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mabel Bear
Ladies Society Highlights Record Attendance at Community Church
The Ladies' Society of the Community Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ray Brassee presiding. About thirty ladies attended, a record turnout, and the time was spent sewing before the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Ray Brassee
Out-of-town Members Attend Regional Meeting
Out-of-town members listed include Mrs. A. J. Darby and Mrs. Thelma s Neall of Birmingham and Mrs. William Smith of Oberlin attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Darby
Thelmas'’Neal
Birmingham
William Smith
Oberlin
Local Notes From Springfield Area Busi ness Trips And Visits
Wallace Bear traveled to Springfeld for a two day business trip. Mildred Lounsbrough attended a luncheon hosted by her sister. Florence Worcester planned a Wednesday engagement. Jack McRoberts will work on the Hahn farm in Florence. Peter Springer and Lisba visitors joined Miss Eliza Watkins and L G Watkins for Wednesday supper. Eighth graders prep for a district class play to be staged near the Center toward May end. Lerel Neal and Le Roy Lounsbrough visited Olmsted Falls and Cleveland on Thursday.
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Wallace Bear
Springfeld
Mildred Lounsbrough
Florence Worcester
Lisba
Eliza Watkins
L G. Watkins
Lerel Neal
Camden
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
Special music and sermon at East Oberlin Church
On May 1 worship at East Oberlin Community Church featured a well received morning service with Earl I. Brown of the Seminary delivering the sermon. The church ladies held an all day meeting at the parlors with a screen dinner.
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Oberlin Road
East Oberlin Community Church
Earl. Brown
Seminary
Extension Service meeting outlines year’s work in Elyria
Mrs. G. I. Hobbs led a Russia township delegation and other Extension Service directors at Y M C A rooms to plan nutrition and clothing projects for the coming year. Announcements noted twenty members per clinic with reservations required. Saturday’s events included a birthday surprise party for Vernon Stevens with guests from Elyria Oberlin North Russia Cleveland and North Olmsted.
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G. I. Hobbs
Russia Township
Elyria
Social notes from Oberlin and surrounding area
Los Angeles arrival of a woman visiting her son E Napp. Mr and Mrs John Bauman entertained at Oral Steffin's in Oberlin. Charles McIntire visiting his nephew Charles Brooks then Chicago then back to St Louis. John Van Haverlyn family Oberlin attended a card party at Alfred Bauman's. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Sr attended multiple lodge meetings in Oberlin. Oscar Stein of Galion Ohio visited E Napp’s family.
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J. R. Worcester
Clarence Foster
Elyria
Nat Austin
Cleveland
Donald Austin
North Olmsted
Cassie Hale
Akron
Niel Hale
Akins
Upper Sandusky
J. Croft
Karl Krueger
Giles
Ashland
Lant Lesley
Huntington
William Farr
John Bauman, Jr
Mary Burtis
Ohio
Viola Napp
Los Angeles
Cal
E. Napp
John Bauman &R
Oral Steffin
Oberlin
Charles McIntire
Charles Brooks
Chicago
St. Louis
John van Haverlyn
Alfred Bauman
Frank Krueger
Rebecca Lodge
Grange
Oscar Stein
Galion
Columbia Teams Travel to Oberlin for Tournament
Columbia schools sent buses to Oberlin for a tournament but star player Russell Fish missed events due to a bruised finger. At Clearview, the Columbia orchestra placed second and the Columbia band fourth. Walter Varney, nine months old of La Grange, died after being brought to town for medical care.
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Columbia
Oberlin
Russell Fish
Clearview School
Columbia Orchestra
Columbia Band
Walter
Leon Varney
la Grange
Auvial
Community notices and social events announced for May
Local and surrounding residents share condolences for pneumonia. Church groups plan May social events including Famous Mothers program and a Mother Daughter banquet. Members visitations note birthdays and gatherings at homes in Berea Elvria and nearby areas. Several travel and tournament details are mentioned with community leaders leading songs and piano numbers.
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P. W. Heineman
M. E
Golden Links
Leuha Keyse
Oberlin
Lee Sheer
Cleveland
Rabe Fitch
Charles Ives
Sylvia Ives
J. H
Gertrude Akims
John Bagley
Berea
Jessie Adams Recerth
Clarence Adams
Elarra
Baptist Mission Circle
Grange
Harland Brown
Elvria
Floyd Heys
Orden
Kill-joy disciplinarians resist pleasures they deny to others
The phrase critiques those who pursue strict rules to suppress pleasures for others while indulging themselves in similar comforts. It highlights hypocrisy and calls for reevaluating punitive attitudes toward personal enjoyment.
Grange Meeting Features Free Wheeling Play
Henriet ta Ohio May 1 The Oberlin Grange regular meeting featured the play Free Wheeling recently staged by the Henriet ta Grange. Cast included Ernest Lamver myer Mrs Melvin Uncer Chauncey Currier and others with solos by Mrs Lamyer myer.
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Henrietta
Oberlin Grange
Donald Pietch
Paul Myers
Oscar Zucher
Frank Welle
Oc Vs. Currier
Oscar
Elsha
Milton Parrish
Miss Day
Grimes
Elyria
Lena Gegenhemmer
Mead Petty
Alice King
Manton
Mich
Daniel O'Hare Allhance
Oscar Zureher
Max Coates
Thursdas
Gestiows
John Beartlome
Amherst
Juniors Host Seniors in Oberlin Banquet and Show
In Oberlin the Henrietta School auditorium hosted a Junior Senior banquet with green class colors and yellow rose favors. Sixteen juniors and staff hosted six senior attendees with a six oclock supper. a later group visit Lorain to see the play Clear All Wires at the Ohio Theatre.
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Henrietta School
Zellers
John Salisbury
Edith Gossard
Mary Allis
Robert Latte
Bob Hastettler
Ben Rozses
Willis Wasem
Private Adventurers Founded the British Empire Abroad
The article portrays the empire as largely built by private explorers who exploited distant regions. It notes these ventures shaped early expansion and underpinned imperial reach, highlighting the role of individual risk takers in transforming global influence.
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Harland Schramm
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James Soliday
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B. P.S
B.P.S
Zio ME
Waterleo
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Stepla
Ider
Johnson’s
Chronicle-Telegram
Thrift
Gulf Gas
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