Five Oclock Girls Chapter 57 Debut and Dreams
Anna and Abby discuss life and kindness on a veranda as Mrs Parmely supports Sue. Sue revels in lavish wardrobes and a forthcoming debut, while Grace, Alice, and others weigh social leaps, friendship, and Philip’s lingering shadow, all set for a continuation.
Kinship Visits and Socials Dot Kipton Week
Kipton and nearby residents exchanged visits and hosted relatives through the week. Families from Cleveland Geneva and Elyria joined Miss Ruth Kelly, enjoyed Mother's Day gatherings, attended church services in Camden and Berlin Heights, and watched a Cleveland Stadium ball game.
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M. E. Perkins
Harry Crosier
Pittsfield
Flossie Losey
Berlin Heights
G. A. Brumby
Max Calkins
Marilyn
Elyria
W. W. Calkins
Allan Hoover
Brubaker
Roaring Springs
Clarence Waite
Thomas Rikeldifer
Albert Plas
J. N. Weber
G. A. Miller
Ednah Twining
Laura Jean
Birmingham
Iva Austin
Wm. Brumby Sr
Ray
Orpha Jane
Cleveland Stadium
W. H. Schweinfurth
Vic Cook
Methodist Church of
New Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow
MELLO-GLO ace powder billed as a French process beauty aid that smooths, lasts longer, hides wrinkles, reduces shine, and minimizes irritation. Promoted as fragrant and non gritty, offered at 50c and 1.00 with free fax.
Valley City social notes highlight multi-city visits
Sunday visitors include Walter Knable and children with Miss Mary Marasky of Cleveland at KE P Steger farm. Guests at a Brunswick birthday party honored Mrs. Richard Reutter. Numerous relatives from Cleveland, Elyria, Medina, Berea, and Akron visit, with church and school connections, trips to Chicago and Charlottesville noted.
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KE. P. Steger
Walter Knable
Mary Marasky
Cleveland
Harry Bauer
Arthur Hauck
Carl’Hauck
Earl Rick
Alwyn Wolfe
Brunswick
Richard Reutter
Howard Grabenstetter
Wm. Grabenstetter
Pearl
Lucille Delmling
Cleveland Heights
Lucille
Lakewood
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Marie
Jean
Jennie Arick
O. P. Wolfe
Medina
Harold Schaeffer
George Bauer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Hauck
Elyria
Ralph Feuchter
Ralph
Allan Blood
Grover Yencer
Ashland
Chicago
Gust Simon
Seville
F. C. Hoppe
Gertrude Bishop
FE. B. Arick
A. L. Armbruster
Harry Davidson
Charles Derck
Vincent Derck
Michigan
Fred Schmidt
Carl Wells
Mt. Eilead
Stebel
Burt Freese
Detroit
Starr Klinec
Berea
Gus Gust Schmidt
Lena Thompson
Harry Morlock
Earl Thompson
Hattie Thompson
Fittman
Charles Schroeder
Joe
Newaygo
Elizabeth Schmidt
Betty Bennett
Thelma Steck
Leroy
Miss Schmidt
E. P. Steger
Arthur Gienke
Maude Hauck
George Wolfe
Ilyria Hospital
Clyde Feuchter
Columbia
S. C. Arnold
Ethel
O. B. Arnold
Wm. Duckwicker
Walter Roeper
Mallet Creek
Theodore Tritt
Meta Weidner
Mary Alice Marshall Born In Clarkfield May 13
Mr and Mrs George Marshall announce the birth of a daughter Mary Alice on Saturday May 13 in Clarkfield. The item also lists numerous social visits and guests including Miss Margaret Bruce of Buenos Aires, and various local residents visiting friends in Oberlin Norwalk Ashland Elyria and Toledo. An 8 cylinder Packard was de
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Clarksfield
George Marshall
Mary Alice
Margaret Bruce
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Walter Lee Otis Curtis
Worthing Stone
Oberlin
W. H. Stone
Chester Haulk
West Salem
T. G. Bowerite
C. A. Sangers
Norwalk
Guy Livermore
Guy Harwood
J. C Ames
North Fairfield
Floyd Phillips
George Heidloff
Cleveland
Kramer
Ashland
J. L. Andrews
Robert Lee
Wade Myers
Elyria
Harry Crandell
Albert Walker
Avon
California
Barrett Chapel
Clay B. Burrows
Desta Gillilan
Howard
Farry Crandell
John Lea
N. W. Lee
Ira Lee
Fay Perkins
Wooster
Lon Ketchum
George Fisher
Rams Corners
Fred Houghton
Fire Strays Near White Fox. Neighbors Affected
Mrs Mabel Youngs of Latchie visited Clarksfield friends and returned home after her son Raymond was accidentally shot in the foot while killing rats. Mrs Dorothy Helm of Toledo visited Clarksfield Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jim Springer and sons Dale and Glenn and Dan Leight spent the weekend in Mercer County where Dan’s brother is seriously ill.
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White Fox
Mabel Youngs
Latchie
Clarksfield
Raymond
Dorothy Helm
Toledo
Jim Springer
Dale
Glenn
Dan Leight
Mercer Co
Rabbit Show To Be Held On May 28
The first of 13 summer rabbit and cavy shows in the Ohio circuit will be at Lorain County fair grounds May 28. A music, dancing and sports program is planned. Competition is open to all entrants. Entries are being received by Mrs. Joe Wojcik. A Four H Club rabbit display will be directed by Alfred Emer.
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Ohio
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Lorain County
Cornelius Miller
Lake Avenue
Joe Wojcik
Alfred Emer
Association names Hille as delegate to Ubid Circuit meeting
Maurice Hille is named as the association's delegate to the Ubid Circuit meeting to be held June 4 at Canton. A card party is set for next Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Blake at 319 Seventh Street Lorain. The next meetings will be June 6 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building and the following at the Lorain Elks Club.
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Maurice Hille
Emery
Ubid
Canton
Roy Blake
Seventh Street
Lorain
Association
Elyria
Harvest of 11 000 000 game fish expected
In Helena, Mont expert forecast a harvest of 11 to 12 million game fish soon at Montana Fish and Game Commission spawning stations and hatcheries. In 1932 about 35,009,900 were hatched from eggs taken at spawning stations. District experts collect fish, extract eggs, fertilize, and rush them to 14 hatcheries. Grayling occur in Montana, Michigan, and Alaska.
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Helena
Mont
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Michigan
Alaska
State stream boasts record trout egg tonnage
A fragment from a state article notes experts say the world's largest trout egg tonnage would be unusually large, highlighting anticipation of a major freshwater spawning event.
FLOCK OF BARONS RETURNED TO xmas FLOCK OF BARONS RETURNED TO xmas
MT SUMMIT Indiana reports a rare nesting of black cap creeceat herons in a nearby area. As the eighth year begins the young hatch, parents return to nests to feed from distant streams and lakes while crows chase them during hot weather.
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MT. Summit
Ind
Sware
Prowler Loots Basement Floods Home In Petersburg
A prowler entered a Petersburg basement during a rain and caused water to surge several feet flooding the area as residents Fred Veeck and others reacted. Police investigated the incident and sought witnesses to identify the intruder.
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Prowler
Petersburg
Ind
Fred Veeck
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Rapid Bunion Relief
Speedy relief from bunion pains and soft corns offered for a two ounce bottle. Advertises complete money back guarantee if inflammation, soreness, or pain not reduced quickly. Claims quick disappearance after two to three applications and nightly use for corns. Phillips Drug Store promotes this antiseptic oil as a marvelous formula of essential oils and camphor.
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Moone
Phillips Drug Store
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