Affair Echoes Across Country Club Dinner Scene
Sue’s missed glance and memory of Philip Gerard unfold at a country club table. Mrs Parmely notices Sue’s pallor as Philip greets the family, while Sue battles longing and fear of separation. Merta presses for control, and Sue clings to a hope that love can endure their tangled lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Philip
Country Club
Gerards
Parmelys
Philip Gerard
Merta
Mrs. Parmety
Mra Parmeir
Philp
Rewd
Ceatec
Moz
Sessip
Knuchies
Phuip
Hins
Morris
Sas
Philia
U S Probes Mellon In Tax Cheating Case
A fragmented report indicates U S authorities are probing Mellon related tax issues. It mentions Andrew Mellon and key figures like Tove Lax and McFadden with references to assistant secretary roles and a house inquiry. The text is garbled but centers on a tax case involving Mellon and government figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew VW
Meilson
Treasot
McFadden
New York Culture Clash and High Society Gossips
In New York on May 16 the sharp wits Lois Long and Dorothy Parker dominate cultural chatter around the Algonquin and Sutton Place. Long reports nightlife for The New Yorker under Lipstick while Parker rises as a leading light of modern humor and publishing circles. Meanwhile Lionel Barrymore and John Barrymore weigh a five figure TV contract as taxes bite, and Vincent Astor funds East End Avenue apartments seeking aristocratic cachet amid slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lois Long
Dorothy Parker
Dn Court of Culture
Athena
Sutton Place
Miss Long
Peter Arno
New Yorker
Miss Leng
Miss Parker
Dorothy Rothschild
Jersey
O. Henry
Vincent Astor
Carl Schurz Park
East End Avenue
Sutton and Boeckman
Astor Arag
N. Y
Flushed days at Claremont Inn fade into memory
The Claremont Inn once thrived under the Theo mansion era, but today dinner sightings are rare and the grand house stands as a memory of a bygone social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont Inn
Theo
Night Rain Over Hudson Prompts Grand Church Carillon
A narrator recalls watching the Hudson from a window near Rockefeller Church as rain framed Jersey palisades. The carillonneur pealed what sounded like Gounod Ave Marie amid twilight, evoking a grand Atlantic liner memory and youthful remorse.
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Hudson
Jersey
Marifold
Tits Rockefeller
Ave
Tur
Haven
Water Spurts From Stone Shaft Near Claremont
A windy stretch beyond Claremont features a hip-high stone shaft spraying water to quench thirsts of passersby. A scholarly gentleman is seen glancing about and spraying with a greensword, with a suggestion that Dr. John Erskine may be involved though not confirmed.
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Claremont
Gracrt
John Erskine
Birmingham Commencement Exercises for Senior Class
Birmingham May 46 The senior class of Birmingham High School will hold commencement at the Birmingham church on Wednesday evening May 1 at 7 40 p m Dr M A Stuckley of Ashland College will deliver the address Valedictorian Emma Tepper will speak on Character is the Cornerstone of Success Principal W A Wickline will present the class and Mr Bur Tow s school board president will present diplomas County Instrumental Supervisor Hoffman has arranged a 15 piece orchestra and will provide music for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham High School
Birmingham Church
M. A. Stuckley
Ashland College
Emma Tepper
W. A. Wickline
Bur- Tows
Women's social meeting at W Lawrences May agenda
A Ww c T U gathering at W Lawrence MAL discussed business items and May topics. Tea was served to several members including Mrs Rose Bentier Mrs Elizabeth Garber and Mrs Al J Joyce. The next meeting is planned in two weeks at the Clara Herry frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence
Rose Bentier
Elizabeth Garber
al J. Joyce
Sigzens
CIA John J. Ladrach
Holzhauer
G. R. Kubtiman
W. Lawrences
Elvira Weekend Visitors Reported In Local Notes
Mr and Mrs R W Moulder and daughter Martha Ruth visited Elvira on Friday for business. Mr and Mrs Messenger of Lorain called on relatives in town on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Moulder
Martha Ruth
Elvrra
Dusiness
Messenger
Lorain
Y M C A Quartette Appears on Radio Station Wi
Miss Esther Van Bockern sister of Mrs J H Longbon joined the Ba rea oieze Kentucky Y M C A quartet in local radio serenades Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Pretcher of North Olmsted visited Arthur and George May Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Esther van Bockern
J. H. Longbon
Barea Oieze
Kentucky
Wi Atari
Mro
Pretcher
North Olmsted
Arthur
George May
Banquet Honors Baptist Mission Circle Mothers and Daughters
Seventy five mothers and daughters attended a Baptist Mission Circle banquet last Friday night. Mrs Florence Putt presided as toastmistress at the Methodist church after supper. Miss Cer ruge Akins chaired the mothers’ toast while Miss Roberta Ingersoll spoke for the daughters. Belle Osborne of Cleveland received a bouquet as the eldest mother. Ruth Hathaway was the youngest daughter. Three generations were present among several families, and Florence Bagley sang. The room featured lilacs tulips and yellow and green crepe decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission Circle
Florence Putt
Society
Cerruge Akins
Methodist Church
Miss Akins
Constance Bartter
Roberta Ingersoll
Belle Osborne
Cleveland
Fir Tle
Ruth Hathaway
Mary Jane Osborne
Litte
Mabel Churchward
Lucile
Roberta Churchward
Cora Mills
Wisie Stearns
Marion Stearns
Glass
Florence Bagley
Berea
Mamma
Daddy
Musical and church notices from a Sunday in Bl ria
A list of vocal and instrumental performers accompanied by Mrs Marion Jasper and others at church events. Miss Margaret Martin and a classmate waved toward an airplane after a Weather Bureau briefing. Reverend Jones led a Sunday morning service at the Methodist church with 171 in Sunday School and Dale Martin played trumpet. The First Baptist Church hosted a Sunday evening service and a Fields M E church concert followed. The Morlock home is quarantined due to scarlet fever in Mary Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craries Mills
Margaret Martin
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wen
Cleveland
Hessict Superiorendant
Methodist Church
Jones
Painter
Sun School
sole = Osborne
Shirley Jaztner
Dale Martin
Richard van Arsdale
Perry Reisinger
Anta May
Louise
Leanna
the First Baptist Church
Bl+ria
the Fields M. E
Spring Calling Elyrians Away From Books
Elyria Library reports 13 1791 books circulated in April, down from 15 618 in March as spring weather drew readers outdoors. Fiction led with 10 308 items, 6 370 adult and 3 818 juvenile, while mystery and westerns remained most popular and shelves emptied quickly. Non fiction favored biography and arts and technical books at 192 each, religion and philosophy dipping slightly. Daily average circulation over four months was 327, with a 913 single day peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charlotte
Moss Brooks
Brooks
Week-end Guests Return Home to Ohio and Michigan
Lester Drusendahl of Ohio State University visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. H H Drusendahl before returning to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. D H Jackman of London Ohio stayed with their parents Mr. and Mrs. H C Porter for the weekend. Miss Mabelle Simms of Morenci Michigan, a Morenci high school student, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simms and returned to Morenci Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Lester Drusendahl
Ohio State Univer Sity
H.H. Drusendahl
Columbus
D.H. Jackman
London
H C. Porter
Mabelle Simms
Morenci
Michigan
Fred Simms
Mabelle
Morenci High School
Birthday party honors Dora Wacker on La Grange road
Margaret Pallas Marian failas nd Frederick attended a birthday party honoring sister Dora Wacker on her 70th birthday. Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas and Mr and Mrs Charles Pallas of Elvria were among guests at the La Grange road home Thursday evening. Zelda Schramm attended. The People's League of St Pauls Church was mentioned for Sunday evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pallas
Marian Failasnd Brotheer Frederick
Zelda Schramm
Rae People's League of
Elenry Pallas
Dora Wacker
la Grange Road
Charles Pallas
Elvria
Injured Mrs. B O Pone Actor in Thursday fall
Mrs. B O Pone sustained injuries after a fall on Thursday with details limited to the incident. Further information on her condition or hospital status was not available in the readable text.
Commencement Exercises Mar Dignitaire-Walt Ensemble and Events
The program lists an invocation by Rev J H Jones and Salatators Jopine Prokase, an overture by Lauren teau-Hevnanud, vocal numbers by Dorothy Hoare and others, a speech by Dr J Engieman, diplomas by O F Crocker, and benediction by Rev Harold T Halderman. Senior class play Moon Sky at town hall May 24, baccalaureate May 21, junior senior banquet May 29. Ellen Marvin visited Mansfield.
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Dignitaire
Walt
J. H. Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salatators
Josepine Prokase
Laurenteau-Hevnanud
Fingembie
Vatledietorr
Dorothy Hoare
Brown
Havydn- Wood
Green Cathedral
Carl Hahn Girls Grey Club
Topsy-Turvey World
J. Engieman
On State College
Rose Leaves
Rashiley
M. L. Rover
Gladys Woeser
Town Hall
Harold Alderman
Methodist Church
Ellen Marvin
Mansfield
Mother Daughter Banquet Attended at St Pauls Elyria
Mrs Harry Laver and daughter Marian joined Mrs Herry Pallas and daughter Edna and Mrs Frank Pallas with her daughter Marian at the Mother Daughter Banquet held Friday evening at St Pauls church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laver
Marian
Herry Pallas
Edna
Frank Pallas
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Welfare Meeting Attended at Townline Home
Mrs. A Tapper attended the Elvira towall welfare meeting held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Cook in Townline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tapper
Elvira Towall Welfare
William Cook
Townline
Milk Producers meeting attendees listed for Elyria
Those from here who attended the Milk Producers meeting in Elyria Friday evening were P Fidved H H Dresendahl Harry Lauer Irving Lauer Ollie Minnich Sherman Maron and William Weener Miss Mary Wash of Elyria spent Sunday afternoon with her sister Ethel at the B O Pope home.
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Elyria
1. P
Fidved
H. H. Dresendahl
Harry Lauer
Irving Lauer
Ollie Minnich
Sherman Maron
Willam Weener
Mary Wash
Ethel
B. O. Pope
Distinct No report on District No 3 ribbon recipients
The pupils of District No 3 in Russia township awarded ribbons include Eben Sehramim in Second grade Burnell Schram in Sixth grade Laverne Sehranium in Eighth grade with Miss Pauline Long as teacher
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Russia Township
Eben Sehramim
Burnell Schram
Laverne Sehranium
Pauline Long
West Ridge PTA Presents Health Themed Programs
West Ridge Parent-Teachers held their regular meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening. The program featured health and alphabet songs with posters and meals themes. Participants included Edna, Arlene and Mildred Tottsman, Jack Miller, Virginia Sippel, and Betty Miller among others.
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West Ridge
Virginia Sippel
Plavt
Jack and
Joanne
Plavette
Health Creed
Betty Miller
Miss Sher
Kruschen Salt Promises Slimming Results in 2 Months
An advertisement features Mrs Gardner of Worcester Massachusetts praising Kruschen Salt for reducing hip width and vanishing a double chin without affecting cheek flesh. It claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast helps lose fat and regain youthful appearance, with a money back guarantee after the first jar.
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Uwe
FE. Gardner
Worcester
Mass
Ilan
Cain
Kruschen
W. Phillins
Kruschen Sairs
Community event honors Blue Ribbons with music and talk
A health nurse spoke and handed out Blue Ribbons at the gathering. Guitar music accompanied the program before refreshments were served by the committee. Rev. W. OC Endiey of Elyria visited the Pope home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Flarry Lauer called on Mrs. B. O. Pope Saturday.
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Red
Local Family Sunday Visits Across Elyria and Cleveland
Multiple households from Elyria Cleveland and Lakewood visited relatives Sunday. Families including Walrhead Asperger Toth Stanford Hart Sehmitrgen Richards and Turnis gathered at homes of W H Hart R W Richards and others sharing a social day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Walrhead
Elyria
Sylvester Asperger
Cleveland
Charles Toth
Merle Stanford
Bob Marlene
Kenneth
Case Road
Milton Babcock
Clifford Hart
Charles Sehmitrgen
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings Across Families
Elyria residents visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Olf Minnick and Mrs Nettie Klady with TM Brooks. Jean Simms spent Sunday afternoon with her uncle Fred Sinur and family. Matt Minnick of Ridgeville joined his brother Owie Minnich and family for Sunday afternoon visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Olf Minnick
Nettie Klady
M Brooks
W. H. Aart
Jean Simms
Fred Sinur
Schramm Roa
Matt Minnick Ridgeville
Owie Minich
Beacon Light Club Party Draws Local Girls
Wdna and Marian Pallas attend the Beacon Light Girls Party in Elyria on Thursday evening as St. Paul Beacon Light girls entertain Amber and Lorain classes.
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Wdna
Marian Pallas
Beacon Light Girls
Elyria
St. Paul
Junked cars reinforce Broadus jetty on Powder River
Junked automobiles found in Broadus are being used by engineers to reinforce a jetty along the Powder River. The jetty is part of several structures designed to divert the river's course through a central channel and halt river bank erosion.
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Broadus
Mont
Powder River
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Mertz
Shead
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Meria
Penduran
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Louis T. McFadden
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Lionel
John Barrymore
Foucar
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Howard Acton
McNaught Syndicate
Ine
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Martin
Rea
Domie
Detroit
Rice
Marion Jasper
Fuer
Donna Finnehcamp
Shir
Tasper
Clating Sete
B. O. Pone
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
Day
Atended Beacon Light Club
Weverhaeuser
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Virginia Oliphant
Temple Bailey
Chronicle-Telegram
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