Love Prefers The Romance Of A Business Girl
Mary Vaughn moves into the Duchons in New York to escape memories of Dick and restore her balance. She weighs Foster’s offer of a shared home against independent living, while struggling with lingering love for Dick and longing for Martin’s return. The chapter traces her adjustments, family concerns, and the pull between duty, pride, and desire.
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Willa
Mary
New York
Chloe
Wila
Ramon
Duchon
Jennie Vaughn
Mom
Bonnie
Tetous
Foster
Tudor City
Tudority
Mary Vaushn
Martin Frazier
Pittsfield Church Notes May Day Service and Music
May Mothers Day will be observed Sunday at Community church with a sermon by Rev. Wm. Smith and special music. A musical entertainment at the church Friday evening May 8 by Wake man youths promises good patronage. Sunday guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Schafer and Mr. and Mrs. Lounsborough with Bettie Mar visited the J Lounsboroughs in Elyria Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Wm. Smith
Wakeman
John Schafer
Roy Lounsbrough
Bettie Mar
J. Lounsbrough
Elyria
Svinia Glan
Theodore Studier
Cleveland
F. &. Crosier
Addie Chevilar
Kipton
Willams
Friends
Walter Bullock
Leroy Lounsbrough
Betty Mae
Mary Lounsbrough
Oberlin
FL. S. Crosier
Beulah Feakins
May Blackwell
Fred Snider
McLain
Jacobs
Amherst
Betty Blackwell
Mary Emery
Roy Carter
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
A. G Mills
F. C. Brandt and
E. W. Brandt
Carl Brandt
Minnie Bricker
Camden
M. Brandt
Bricker
Norris Haies
Ross Hales
West Camden
Mer
Earle Johnson
John Miller
West Salen
Ohio
Brookside
Brownhelm Boys
Brownhelm
Brookside School
Gulf Road +H club
May Sth
Brookside seniors to present play and hold 1920s style graduation events
Local notes report visiting relatives in Cleveland and Elyria, illnesses including neuritis and severe colds, and social visits. Brookside seniors will perform The Coming of Caroline May 8 at the school auditorium. The senior commencement May 27 will crown fourteen graduates with R P Vaughn as principal speaker, diplomas presented by Mrs. Harry Burrel.
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Sheffield
Brookside
Caroline
Brookside High School
R. P. Vaughn
Harry Burrel
Board of Education
Ernest Goodsite
Henry Findora
Eleanor Field
Virginia Tobin
Wilma Wood
Barbara Bodnar
Robert Mittendorf
Jeanette Ricci
Frack Root
Edmund Schuck
John Boyd
Wilbur Kelling
Chas Schick
Vincent Biltz
Senior class entertainments and Cleveland trip detailed
The Senior class will enjoy a banquet hosted by the Juniors at the New Ching Cafe in Cleveland. May lith will be class distinction day with childhood attire allowed and school rule for the day. The seniors attend a class party then travel to Cleveland to watch a New York vs Cleveland baseball game.
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Cleveland
New York
One Horse Co manche Survives Custer Massacre
The lone horse Co manche survived the famous Custer massacre and belonged to Captain Keogh, a near relative of General Custer, who received a government pension and care in thanks for the animal’s autograph. A letter notes the difficulty of obtaining a specimen. The piece also mentions the visagraph, a printing device for the blind, recently demonstrated.
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Comanche
Custer
Keogh
General Custer
Mark Twain Letter on Autograph Seekers
Mark Twain despised autograph hunters and replied to a request with a terse note insisting that asking a doctor builder or sculptor for an autograph was inappropriate and unnecessary. The anecdote illustrates Twain’s sharp wit and boundary setting toward fame.
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Mark Twain
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Edna Robb Webster
Chapter
Ohio Public Service Cos
Cities Service Do
Finc R Il
Witt L. Lindhorst
Combina
Goodyear Welt
Miller-Jones
Broad Street
Shatter
Will
Lorain County
THE
Lorain County Savings
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain
Parkmoon
Irr
Drewes
W. Broad St
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