Sue Allard’s Grand Rise from Hotel Switchboard to Long Island Comfort
The article follows Sue Allard as her grandmother Mrs Parmely renovates a Long Island mansion, restoring grandeur while Sue shifts from the Metropolitan hotel switchboard to gala scandal and social ascent. Family dynamics shift as Pop and Annabel watch, Grace approves, and Sue grows within the Wilmont circle.
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Mrs Parmely
Sue
Allard
Philip
Phip
Prip
Parmely
Brooklin
Pop
Studivists
Gauchier
Mrs. Parmely
Burt
Hanny
Pinky
Socie
Annabel
Avard
Hellefe
Po Wate
Cld
Long Island
Nish
Senate
Amrabel
Sue Allerd
Metropolitan Hotel
Sus Allard
Short Monk
Lindsley Receives Nations Research Council Fellowship
Dr. Donald Lindsley of the University of Illinois has been announced as a Nations Research Council Fellow for the coming year. The Brownehelm native, a 1925 Brownehelm High School graduate, studied at Wittenberg and the University of Iowa, earning a PhD in 1932. He may spend the fellowship year at Cambridge, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
B. K. Lindsiex
Donald Linnds Gsley
University of Illinois
Nations Research Council
Cambridge
Englard
Donald
Brownehelm High School
Worrtenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Wortenberg
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa
Cnam- Paize
Willinois
Senior Class to Present The Ranch on Sunset Trail Play
The Senior Class with help from other students presents a three act play The Ranch on Sunset Trail at the school auditorium Friday evening. Direction by Miss Deels and the final rehearsal occurred Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Trail
Onnels
Lindy Class Meet at Congregational Sunday School
The Lindy Class of Congregational Sunday School met Tuesday evening at the home of their teacher Mrs A J Cooper and class president Miss Margaret Brandau. A short business session was followed by social games and a refreshment course. Participants included several Misses and Mrss from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Congregational Sunday School
A. J. Cooper
Margaret Brandau
Ladies Attend Canning School At Elyria Y M C A
Mrs Bechtel and three companions attended a canning school at the Elyria YMCA Tuesday afternoon. The event was sponsored by the county agricultural extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning School
Charles Bechtel
T. Cooper
H. L. Leimbach
Raymond Bechtel
Canning
Elyria Y. M.C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
W. M. S. Meet Hosts Noted Program by Mrs Conrad North
Mrs. Conrad North entertained the W. M. S. members Tuesday afternoon presenting an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad North
Plan for Alumni Reunion at Local High School
Members of the arranging committee met Friday evening to finalize plans for the annual alumni reunion at the school building on Saturday evening May 27. The Congregational Ladies Aid Society will serve ice cream cake and nenwee. Committee officers include Mrs Whyte Mrs Reinhard Mrs Lindsley and Mrs Anthony Northeim. 1933 reunion officers: president Howard Welch Elsha Vice President Clayton Sick Brownner Secretary Erwin Bachman Brownhelm Toastmaster Russell Miller Brownhelm. Chairman Miz Parker Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
F. Whyte
J. Reinhard
B. K. Lindsley
Anthony Northeim
Howard Welch
Elsha
Clayton Sick
Brownner
Erwin Bachman
Brownhelm
Russel Miller
Miz
Parker Baird
Seventh and seventh grades honor teacher at party
Members of the seventh and seventh grade held a party in the school auditorium on Saturday evening to honor their teacher Lamorne Green. Games were played and a refreshment course was served with fort were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamorne Green
Fort
Evangeli al Endeavor society meeting reports attendance
The April Evangeli al Christian Endeavor Society gathering at Town Hall was led by Jacob Arndt on the losing side against captain Harry Stick. Twenty people attended and social cookies and coffee were served.
Women's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Fairchilds Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will gather Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. H. Fairchild. Mrs. Hindslov will present a program on Our Work at Pleasant Hill, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. OM. OS. F
Women’s Misionary Society
The
Congregational Church
RH. Fairchild
Pleasant Till
Tenn
B. Ik.hindslov
Visitors and Relatives Gather Across Nearby Towns
Sunday guests visited in multiple households including J G Lesher Isaac Lesher Blaine Clifford of Wadsworth and Wh Carruthers Bertha Cook and son Charles of Oberlin Also visits to Kipton Henrietta Lakewood and River Story with trips to Oberlin and Wadsworth. Florence Cijaus and E A Lesher visited River Story and Wadsworth relatives. Ellen Atherton returned to Oberlin after a week tending relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Lesher
Isaac Lesher
Blaine Clifford
Wads Worth
Wh. Carruthers
Bertha Cook
Charles
Oberlin
Adam Claus Sr
Florence
N. B. Bates
Kipton
Frank Hart
Henrietta
H. M. Brandan
Lakewood
F. W. Brandan
Charles Bechtel
R. W. Bechtel
Joseph Peachman
Florence Cijaus
E. A. Lesher
River Story
Wadsworth
Ellen Atherton
Local visitors gather at Shattuck and Elyria events
Miss Florence Claus visited the A J Shattuck home and Mrs Cal Busvelh in Elyria. John Bauer from Amherst spent a week with his brother Christopher Bauer. Elvria residents Mr and Mrs Anderson stopped by the Shattuck home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Richard Brechmacher and family of Florence visited Mrs Clayton Bechtel in Sanday. Mrs Adam Claus and others attended the County Midyear of the Women’s Christian Temperance Association in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bechtel
Elyria
Women’s Christian Temperance Association
E. Sanders
Wakeman
Catherine O’donnel
Oberlin
Tom O’donnel
David Kilgore
Tiffin
Ohio
George Drke
Lewis Zimmerman
William Perry
Tom O'Donnel
Perry
Allen Hospital
A. C. Buck
Huron
Clarence G. Carey
Nellie
Anna Sinclair
Ypsilanti, Mich
George Hakes
Pease Chapel
Richard Kilgore
Cleveland
Cleveland Indianas
New York Yankees
Henry Hart
Cara Peabody
Fred Peabody
Gertrude Byron
Robert Gerber
Vivian
Norwalk
Eleanor Peabody
Elizabeth Booth
Charles Kenyon
Gust Kenyon
Florence
Louise Martin
Brighton
H. H. Martin
Earl Green
Mervyn Repyon
Lyman Scott
Lleveland
Irene Hahn
R.S. Barnes
George Bickel
Galord Bickel
Kipton
Charles Knott
Elmer Hahnp
Adam Hkirachner
Pearl Street
Lyle Derby
Elmer Hahn
Mik Men's Association
Lorain
Irene
Carl Lehman
New London
Leonard Albright
Retty
Tom Campbell
C J Cranston
R. S. Barnes
Loren Rumsey
Tom Mockler
Clarence Krause
Illness Strikes Mrs Dunlap During Shopping in Eisra
Mrs. Harry Dunlap became suddenly ill while shopping in Eisra and was taken to Memorial Hospital where doctors performed an appendectomy. Her son James recently recovered from a similar operation.
P T A Meeting Shows Student Acts and May Officer Election
A large crowd attended the P T A meeting on Tuesday March 2. Mrs Zola Hastings presided and students from the Sophomore class performed a humorous one act play. The Girls Glee Club presented Suzanne Shop with Helen Hamburger as Madame Suzanne and the Boys Glee Club performed musical selections. The last meeting of the year is planned for May 666 and officers will be elected then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T A
Zola Hastings
Girls’ Glee Club
Suzanne
Helen Hamburger
Madame Suzanne
Gies Club
Birmingham Church Hosts Baccalaureate and Services
In Birmingham Ohio on May 14 the Community church schedules a 9:45 Sunday School and a 10:45 church service. The Bu rmingham High School senior class baccalaureate will be held at the local church with Rev. George T. Hanna delivering the sermon at 3:10 PM. Music includes solos by J A Houghtoy of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham M. CC
Burmingham High School
George T. Hanna
J. A. Houghtoy
Cleveland
Burgin
Mayme Caureh
Florence United Congregational Church
Thames Humm
Ella Reising
Obituary: Louise El Moulder 74 of Birmingham and Oberlin
Former resident Louise El Moulder aged 74 died Sunday night at her son Lun’s home. Her husband Wie Moulder preceded her in death four years ago. The family lived in Birmingham for years. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Oberlin home, with burial in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise el Moulder
Moulder
Local residents attend church events and visits across counties
Sidney Olson represents upper grades at Hubli school during county speakive contest. Families visit Oberlin for funeral of Louiss Moulder. Numerous locals travel to Cleveland, Sandusky, Amherst, Wakeroan, and Berlin for events, visits, and social activities. Henrietta M E church hosts Epworth League meeting with note of May observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Olson
Hubli A
Eanus County Speakive Vcontes
Castalia
Ot Merrit Hunter
Lerain
Agusta Schoff
Elyria
Arl Hunter
R. W. Moulder
Hasenpfinne
Russia
America
Birmingham High School
Cleveland
Wiliam Fulgre- Die
Mina Harrer
Oberlin
Amelia Parker
Ea Dallon
Pyren Jallen
Lakeman
Coletta Stollar
James J. McHale
Elizabeth
Mary
John Roddy
Frank Griffen
Barney BD. Bukas
Hobart Ferguson
I Sandusky
Jerome Lezan
Wakeroan Calles
Marion Bates
Earl Hunter
Jake Mesher
Amherst
Henrietta M. E. Church
Epworth League
Lewis Ladrach
Elmer Portman
John Bauman
Henrietta M. E
Fred Gilder
Caughter
Margaret
Berlin
Hunter
Montana beer license revenue tops 83 thousand
Helena Montana revenue from 455 beer licenses totaled 385100 the state board of equalization announced. Further licenses remain to be granted and income from this source is expected near 196900. At the announcement time a total of 173 license applications had been received.
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Helena
Mont
State Board of Equalization
Local Team Wins At Ely Stadium Against Motor Express
The Motor Express team from Elyria was defeated again by a local squad at Ely Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Various community notices follow including funeral attendance,illness updates and school events with residents connected to Elyria and West Unity.
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Motor Express
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Adrian Jackson
Shreve
Vernon Rundie
R. B. Kelner
Clarence Adams
Columbia Bapist
Mildred Bickel
Lorain
Joe Bickel
Hinckrey
C. B. Rawson
R. H. Denham
George Bainbridge
Elvrra
Lyndon Chapter
Oberlin
Melvin Haliwill
Akron High School
Dorothy
Arthur Jones
Bond
Oregon
West Unity
Local social notes recount visits and celebrations in Eaton
Town visitors from Elyria and Painesville gather at the Longbon home. Mrs. Chap pell suffers a third paralytic stroke and is in serious condition. The Wid Rose Flower Club meets at the school house with officers named. The Senior Junior Prom at Daniel's Villa features scarlet and silver decor and a large guest list. Various families visit, attend weddings, and attend church and academy functions around Cleveland, Ridgeville, and nearby towns.
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Cleveland
State Farm
W. F. Splete
Gordon
Charles Ziehm
Ernest Splete
Byron Tompkins
William Brumenschenkel
Geo. Cook
Alliance
C. Brumensehen
Port Clinton
William Smith
Aushter
Marian
Clevelop
Keith Rica
Wid Rose Flower Club
Pres'dent
Milicent Box
Ruth Cook
Ruth Shirkey
L. A. McClellan
Lute Alexander
Wloe
Baker
Grafray
F. J. Shuster
Sister Ann Frances
St. Teresa's Academy
E Gideon
Elmer Richards
Will Hawke
Daniel
Ridgeville
Maurice Jackson
Marian Crowell
Henry March
Philip Wallace
Kermit Leiby
Walter Jantz
Messrs. Litzenberg
DeVore
Emer Mae Fullmer
Belva Hawke
la Verne Cornish
Georgia Hills
Erma Graham
Rachel Tite
Maude Tompkins
Tamzin Nash
Donna Bassett
Kathleen Brumenschenkel
Mona Cowley
Margaret Mate
Mildred Shuster
Geraldine Burke
Wilbur Hawke
Everette Huilt
Frank Longdon
Stanley Howard
Nelson Nash
Richard Smith
Perley Lantz
John Trill
Arnold Streving
James McKean
Jack Mahoney
Jack Coates
Orly Patchin
Lawrence Patterson
Robert Hoskin
William Hawke
Earl Hawke
Nova
George Harrison Fom
Cleon Crowell
George Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Winifred Hills
Kenneth Crowell
Bernard Cowley
Edward Hillman
Loraix
Paul Baszgett
Hamlins
Medina
Wakeman Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Wakeman column lists visitors and residents at homes in Oberlin Elyria Norwalk and Lorain. Notable names include O'Donnel Kilgore Kenyon Pierce and Krause with events from birthdays to hospital cases and school activities. A town meeting and school events wrap a busy period with gatherings at Grange and high school.
Local Notes From Lagrange May Events And Graduation Plans
Lagrange reports visitors including Mrs Maynard Hanner and daughter Merie Aldrich recovering from tonsil surgery. Students and families prepare for Senior events with Junior Senior reception May 20 and Baccalaureate June 11. Commencement set for May 24 and alumni banquet May 25 with Put-in-Bay boat cruise and district eighth grade commencement to follow.
Gleaners Class Meets at Mrs Ned Gott Rear Oberlin
Thirty five members attended the Gleaners class gathering at Mrs Ned Gott Rear Oberlin home on a Wednesday evening. Mrs May Callely presided over the business session and a program featured devotionals Mothers of the Bible by Helen Law a book review Mother by Genevieve Spicer a vocal solo by Wilhelmina Koliski and World's Most Famous Women by Grace Miller. Lunch was provided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Gott
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Oberlin
May Callely
Busness
Mothers of the Bible
Helen Law
Second Grade Wins School Spelling Banner In LaGrange
The LaGrange schools report results from the last spelling contest. Second grade averaged 89.71 percent with twenty six perfect papers. Third grade averaged 99.01 percent with twenty four perfect papers. Fourth grade average 99.65 percent with twenty eight perfect papers. Fifth grade 96.5 percent with twelve perfect papers. Sixth grade 98.17 percent with fifteen perfect scores. The second grade claimed the spelling banner after spelling only two words miss the entire contest.
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LaGrange
Merle Aldrich
Irene Balogh
Alva Eehner
Robert Camp
Betty Carmen
Geraldine Dunlap
Irma Eady
Alma Tiozden
Virginia Heft
Wayne Knapp
George Ksenick
Evelyn McAndrews
Frank Pasadyn
Coletta Rahrig
Margene Sage
Teddy Saunders
Edward Shoenberger
Clarence Silk
Lois Smith
Clitz Spicer
Gerald Starkey
Raymond Warner
Phyllis Weaver
Jeannette Wilcox
Norma Wolcott
Robert Woodruff
Arthur Shoenberger
Bertha Dushenske
Nora Naylor
Eleanor Heft
Stella Zalenske
Shirleymae Ketner
Josephine Flood
Eugene Knapp
Melvin Moulder
Don Adams
Ralph Jones
Josephine Lasky
Sam Brown
Verla Stuart
Ruth Brubaker
Helen Nozderka
Betty Buckingham
Phyllis Forbush
Anna Keller
Alfred Mkarpinski
Fred Gantz
Cornelius Vandenberg
Robert Rundle
Helen Walko
Mary Ksenick
Eva Camp
Orville Rising
Christina Schnell
Phyllis Rawson
Gordon Adams
Ralph Rahrig
Richard Smith
Jean Miller
Myron Gott
Eva Sigsbey
Robert Preston
Anna Behner
Sylvanus Behner
Leolyn Wilcox
Doris McAndrews
Elsie Weber
Gregory Balogh
Hazel Amsbars
Arnold Brubaker
Allen Carmen
Lowell Bebner
James Moulder
Harold Gantz
William Adams
Joan Dawson
Evangeline Allen
Leta Weber
Foster Buswell
Ross Stuart
John Walke
Walter Spieth
George Sigsbey
Harry Butler
Margaret Weber
Norman Rahrig
John Keller
Margaret Lasky
Louis Azadea
Harriette Pasadyn
Wayne Aldrich
Elizabeth Balogh
Rita Camp
Freda Farkas
Catherine Feritto
New London N. S. H. 8S Graduation Set For May 25
Thirty two seniors at New London N S H 8S will graduate at the annual commencement in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening May 25. Principal Paul C. Bunn of Lorain High school will deliver the address titled A Sound Investment. Class members include Mildred Wolfe Carter White Ralph Wolcott Marie Triplett Minnie Sutton Richard Smith Alice Shipman Leota Rogers Richard Roasberry Wilbur Reeley Karl Parker Virginia O'Hara Aurelia Norris Opal Mufr Malcolm Mitchell Connie Lucas John Luxon Mildred Ketchum Freda Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Paul C. Bunn
Lorain High School
Mildred Wolfe
Carter White
Ralph Wolcott
Marie Triplett
Minnie Sutton
Richard Smith
Alice Shipman
Leota Rogers
Richard Roasberry
Wilbur Reeley
Karl Parker
Virginia O'Hara
Aurelia Norris
Opal Mufr
Malcolm Mitchell
Connie Lucas
John Luxon
Mildred Ketchum
Freda Haney
LeRoy Chapter 2 Eastern Star Holds 36th Anniversary Dinner
LeRoy Chapter No 2 of the Order of Eastern Star celebrated its 36th anniversary with a six thirty dinner and reception at the Wanasonic Temple. Seventy five members and visitors attended. The dining room featured pink and green decor with lilac and tulip arrangements. After a brief business meeting a program of musical readings by Mrs Teanette Culbertson and piano by Mrs Violet Fink Lawrence followed. The group enjoyed games and other entertainment into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy
Order of Eastern Star
Wasonic Temple
Teanette Culbertson
Violet Fink Lawrence
Henry van Dyke
New London Lodge 614 Meets With Good Attendance
New London Lodge No 614 T Q O O F met in Odd Fellow hall with strong attendance. Noble Grand Arthur Johnson opened the meeting. Bills totaling 75 cents were paid, and a Past Grand Association notice of a meeting May 11 at West Loch was read but no action taken. A Grand Master visit was announced for May 16 at Wellington lodge with plans for attendees. Two new member applications were referred to the investigating committee and degree teams organized. A cribbage session closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
T. Q O
Odd Fellow
Arthur Johnson
West Loch
Wellington
Memorial Observance Committees Named By Village Groups
Mrs. B. S. Cranston was chosen general president for Memorial and Decoration Day events. The Women’s Relief Corps hall hosted the meeting where committees were set for music program decoration and day events. Memorial services are planned for May 28 at the 1st MEB church with Rev. C. R. Bair leading. Legion Auxiliary will observe Poppy Day on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Cranston
Women’s Relief Corps
R. H. Seiler
Christine Bingham
Chas. Call
H. S. Sidall
Ray E. Johnson
Doris McClellan
Anna Messenger
Jeanette Culberston
Daisy Kelley
Elsie Sackett
C. D. Fuller
Avis Lilley
Goldie Snyder
Nora Rathbun
Bess van Vranken
Mareshall
C. DC
Soft Shelled Egg Found on Idaho Chicken Ranch
Boise report says FE. E. Thompson found a soft shelled egg on his chicken ranch near Boise. The egg resembled a turkey egg and appeared to contain three separate parts with an outer shell covering the white. Two additional small eggs with hard shells were also found inside.
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Boise
Idaho
FE. E. Thompson
Here
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Toledo
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