Million in Trust Sparks Mountain Romance Plot
In Gunnison Colorado Rodney Trent is to inherit a million only if he stays unmarried until age twenty five. Pettigrew hires dancer Sar Saunders to marry him before July 24 while Judy Collins plots to foil the scheme with help from her fiancé Peter Dent. Sam tutors Rodney through artifacts and a love triangle forms as Maureen joins the chase, leading to a marriage proposal dated the 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theiste Marcus Trent
Rodney Burton
J. Montrose Pettigrew
Trent
Rodney
Gunnison
Colorado
Pettigrew
Sar Saunders
Judy Collins
Judy
Peter Dent
Maureen
Sam
Beesley
Sarl
Owever
Sari
Shee
Local social list from Lorain and Port Clinton names
Amherst Bickel Jeanette varby Mrs Henry Meister Mrs Karl Cotton all of Lorain Mrs Walter Reid Port Clinton Mrs Alvin Meister Norwalk Mrs Albert Witte Mrs Freak Lapp and the hostess.
Bride-to-be Honored in Lorain Shower on Crosse Street
Mrs. Milton Napaxowski and Mrs. Joseph Huber hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Leota Marshall at Napaxowski's home on Crosse Street. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Marquis and Misses Lois Stiwald and Myrtle Franklin among others. Bingo and a pink and green luncheon décor featuring miniature brides and tulips highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Napaxowski
Joseph Huber
Crosse Street
Leota Marshall
Gordon Hoffman
Lorain
Mies Jean McGinnis
Arthur Marquis
Elyria
Lois Stiwald
Columbia
Myrtle Franklin
Oberlin
Marie Wilhelm
Margaret Berger
Virginia Grass
Floyd McIntyre
Arthur Aebersold
Albert Barck
A. H. Fullmer
W. V. Marshall
Church Meetings And Reunion At Local Congregation
The Cordia Club holds a regular meeting in church parlors Tuesday evening and the Ladies Aid meets Thursday. A Sunday reunion of confirmands drew about 370 attendees from Indiana, Michigan and nearby towns. The service featured a vocal duet Always with Us, organist Dorothy Moff, and Rev. Bosse delivering the sermon Progress in Christ. The oldest class dates to 1876 with two members, one deceased, and 1877 is represented by the sole living member Mrs. Elsie Barckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Confirmands
John Koepp
Lena Rust Werner
John Rust, Jr
Indiana
Michigan
Toledo
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
L. J. Beinke
E. S. Hasmer
Emery Redman
Carl Reinking
Dorothy Moff
Bosse
Elsie Barckert
Walther League Honors Class Members with Carnations
The class of 1876 and William Koepp of 1877 were honored with carnations after 60 years in the church. Messages of greeting from Rev. William Schust and Rev. F. Jordan were read, with others sending regards. A social time followed, and refreshments were provided by the Walther League who organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koepp
William Schust
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. Jordan
Terre Haute
Walther League
May meetings and ordination planned for local churches
The May meeting of the teachers and officers of the Sunday School is set for this evening at Mr and Mrs James Bruce home on West Martin Street. Church Council members meet Wednesday evening in the church parlors. The Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women plans a May gathering at St Pauls Elyria Thursday with Echoes of the National convention and speaker Rev E K Brueseke. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 39 in church parlors. Memorial Day services to be observed next Sunday with organ prelude Pilgrims Chorus Elizabeths Prayer March and other numbers. Congregational church pastor Thomas J Williams to be ordained Wednesday after examination before a 60-member council. ordination service at 7 30 with Prof Craig as speaker. Fellowship dinner to follow at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bruce
West Martin Street
Church Council
Lorain
Johnstone
R. Bowlus
Oberlin
Schmidt
Prof
Craig
FOURSQUARE CHURCH PRAYER MEETINGS SCHEDULED
The Crusader prayer meeting is set for this evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gringle’s home in Brownhelm. A ladies meeting follows Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J Howard’s home. Wednesday and Friday services will be led by the young people. A men’s meeting is planned Saturday at the J Howard home. The Sunday School teachers and officers meet Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. H A Williams on Shupe Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gringle
Brownhelm
J. Howard
H.~a. Williams
Shupe Avenue
Triduum of prayer and church meetings in Lorain area
St Joseph Catholic begins Sunday and runs through today and Tuesday with a triduum for Eucharlade Congress to be held in Lorain Wednesday and Thursday. St Ann circles meet this week. Circle three gathers with Mrs Kovach and others. Circle 2 to meet Tuesday evening. Circle 3 plans a bingo at the school hall Thursday June 3. Methodist church holds Epworth League election and social tonight, Queen Esther class Thursday evening, and Bible Study Thursday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Catholic
Eucharlade
Lorain
St. Ann's Society
Cibeleona
Mra
Joseph Kovach
Dewey Road
Circle Three
W. D. Cox
Elyria Avenue
Methodist Church
Epworth League
George Bruce
Tenney Avenue
Queen Esther Clasa
Funeral rites for Ernat Becker held at Zileh Funeral Home
Funeral services for the late Ernat Becker were conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev. C. E. Schmidt of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed. Pallbearers included Carl and George Becker William Slack Walter Struck and Myron Northeim. Burial followed at Ridgehill Memorial Park with relatives from West Lake Elyria Lorain and South Amherst in attendance. Relatives and friends attended from West Lake Elyria Lorain and South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernat Becker
Zileh
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl and
George Becker
William Slack
Walter Struck
Myron Northeim
Ridgehill Memorial Park
West Lake
Elyria
Lorain
South Amherst
John Lorenz Holzhauer
Zijch
M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
Carl Stinson
Oscar Ceise
Conrad Baetz
Brownhelm
Walter Albrecht
Clifford Smith
Richard Sanders
Henrietta
Camden Cemetery
South Amherst commencement program held Thursday evening
The fifteenth annual commencement in South Amherst was conducted Thursday evening with attendees noting ceremonial rites. Details are limited in the fragment, but the event marked a milestone for the local institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Fasteeth Promises Firm Comfort for False Teeth
An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder as a modern solution to rocking slipping or wobbling false teeth. It claims a firm comfortable hold all day with no pasty taste, allowing normal eating laughing and talking. Available in three sizes from druggists.
South Amherst High School Honors Program and Notes
The South Amherst High School auditorium hosted a ceremony with processional Festival March orchestra and invoca tion by Rev. C. BE Bechmidt and trumpet solo by John Love. Awards included English to William Krueck and American Legion to Helen Bartlome and Krueck, with diplomas presented by BE F Litzenberg and Paul A. Mori. Honors announced: John Ashyk first with 95.8, Krueck second with 95.65. music by Brownhelm school orchestra. Auxiliary to meet Monday at club rooms with hosts Mia, Charles Corbeth, and Mrs. Clayton Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst High School School
Rev. C. BE
Bechmidt
John Love
G. M. Bingham
Sympathy Watts
Frime
William Krueck
American Legion
Helen Bartlome
Litzenberg
Paul A. Mori
By & F. Litzenberg
John Ashyk
Hierfurth
C. E. Schmidt
Brownhelm School
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post 197
Mia
Charles Corbeth
Clayton Young
Circle Two Meets at Mori Home for Union Day
Mrs. Paul Mori hosted Circle Two of the St John s Woman s Union on Quarry street Thursday afternoon. Mrs Albert Schneider presided with devotionals by Mrs Albert Wrage. A silver tea on June 24 was planned and the next meeting set for June 17 with a tureen dinner at the church. A social with eight members and one guest followed adjournment. The Village Council will meet at the town hall tonight for a regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mori
Quarry Street
Circle Two
St. John’s Woman's Union
Albert Schneider
Albert Wrage
Mori
Methodists Ladies Aid Hold June Strawberry Festival Plans
Sixteen members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Marie Jenson's home in Elyria. A noon pot luck dinner preceded a business session with devotionals led by Mrs. William Gook. They discussed a June strawberry festival and presented Mrs. Jenson with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Marie Jenson
Elyria
William Gook
Jenson
Good Man Elevates Others to Be Better
A reflection on moral leadership praising a person whose influence spurs improvement in others. The quote frames character as transformative and benevolent, highlighting the impact of virtue on those around him.
Man Faces Expense Of Legal Fees For Defense
A man contends his options are limited as he faces high legal costs in pursuing or defending a case. He weighs the burden of paying a lawyer against his prospects in the matter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judi
Elyria Dairies
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Town Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Hickory Tree Grange
Milanay
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Avenue Club
Earl Rockwood
Ervin Bachman
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle All
ST. Paul Lutheran
ST. Peter E. and
Foursquare Church
Becker
Holzhauer Funeral
August Nabakowski
Robert Hubbard
Louis Stiwald
Wilmah Egeland
Metta Norton
Berlin Heights
Clair Stiwald
Elyria Hardware Co
United
Eicia
Broad Street
Castle’s Paint & Wallpaper
Castle’s
Reddy
Tess
Shellac Castie
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