Wellmade Products and a Walk with Mary
Mary faces mounting debt as Wellmade Products stock stays at fifty. She pines for Martin Frazier yet resists his offer of help and marriage while grappling with looming financial ruin and a tense restaurant evening. Martin hints at a long trip, stirring Mary’s conflicted hopes and fears. The scene ends with the stock's stubborn fifty and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Mary
Martin
Park Avenue
Ike
Martin Frazier
Sue
Chicago
Texas
Els
Hersel
West Ridge Winners in St I Contest at Institute
At the West Ridge St I contest held Friday evening at the W W C T U Institute, first prize went to Robert Penfound in the 5th grade, Anna Smith in 7th, Kalodeen Young in 6th, and Betty Willer in 5th. Second prize recipients included Agnes Lottman, Thelma Wagner, Jewel Beal, and Helen Pitcock in various grades. Various local families visited and hosted guests from Elyria, Cleveland, and Lakewood on Sunday, with several calls and motor trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. T. L
West Ridge
Ww. C. T. U. Institute
Robert Penfound
Anna Smith
Kalodeen Young
Betty Willer
Agnes Lottman
Thelma Wagner
Jewel Beal
Helen Pitcock
Winnich Family Tours Cleveland and Akron Zeppelin Visit
Mr and Mrs Ollie Winnich with sons Gilbert and Roger traveled to Cleveland to dine with Sisters of St Thomas Hospital then toured Akron Airport in the afternoon to view the Zeppelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Winnich
Gilbert and
Roger
Cleveland
Sisters of St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Theater party guests attend Oh Gee Club event
Misses Jean Wagner Ruth Sippel Varogar and Marian Pallas along with Hazel McMullin attended the Oh Gee Club theater party at the Capitol Theater in Elyna Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wagner
Ruth Sippel Vwargarer
Marian Pallas
Aleo Hazel McMullin
Oh Gee Club
Capitol Theater
Elyna
Returned from hospital Charles Schaible improves at home
Charles Schaible was returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital on Saturday considerably improved. His many friends hope for continued improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schaible
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Shoppers on Business and Shopping Expedition
Mr and Mrs George Long Brake accompanied by Mrs May Struble of Elyria were in Cleveland Monday on business and for a shopping expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Longbrake
May Struble
Elyria
Entertained on Sunday by Etta Brown and Son Stan
Etta Brown and her son Stanley were guests of Mr and Mrs [names unreadable] on Sunday. The visit was described in local social notes with brief mention of hospitality and friendly chats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Brown
Stanley
Attended W. C. T. U. Institute at Evangelical Church
Local attendees from Edison Highway area joined the W. C. U. Institute at the Evangelical church. Names listed include F Eldred and Lois, Theodore Grilis and sons Melvin Harold, Merle Penfound family, Lucille Robert, George Longbrake, Wesley Muller, Elmer Long, Henry Shanger, Henry Pallas daughter Margaret Muldred, P Muller family, Betty Jack, Fred Lottman family, Marian Lauer and siblings, Milton Harry Jr., Thelma Wagner Esther Rowles Philip Sippel Chester Sprague Leota Drusendahl, B C Pope and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T.U. Institute
W. C . U. Institute
Evangelical Church
Edison Highway
F. Eldred
Lois
Theodore Grilis
Melvin
Harold
Merle Penfound
Lucille
Robert
George Longbrake
Wesley Muller
Elmer Long
Henry Shanger
Henry Pallas
Margaret
Muldred
Muller
Betty
Jack
Fred Lottman
Marian Lauer
Milton
Harry
Thelma Wagner
Esther Rowles
Philip Sippel
Chester Sprague
Lester Drusendahl
Leota
B. C. Pope
Florence
Miss Milly Joy Visits Cleveland Relative Today
Miss Milly Joy visited her sister Mrs Fred Fry of Cleveland on Tuesday. Alfred Grills of Columbia Station called on Mr and Mrs B Q Pope on Wednesday afternoon. Alfred Schwartz of Elyria called on his father Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Milly Joy
Fred Fry
Alfred Grills
Columbia Station
B. Q. Pope
Alfred Schwartz
Elyria
Charles
Elyria Visitors Drop By Penfound and Strickler Homes
Guests from Elyria including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor and son Donald and Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickler and family. Albert Wittmer of Vermilion stopped by J. F. Eldred’s home, and Hoy of Elyria called on C. C. Strickler Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfound
Carl Taylor
Donald
John Bruce
Elyria
C. C. Strickler
Albert Wittmer
Vermilion
J. F. Eldred
Hhoy
Elyza
Sunday visits link Murray Ridge families across counties
Mrs Nettie Eldred and sons Frank and Louis of Murray Ridge visited her son I F Eldred and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and Zelda called on Mr and Mrs Rinehart Pallas of Elyria Sunday. Jess McMullin of the Oberlin road and Mrs Mary Hahn called on Merle Penfound and family of Carlisle Sunday afternoon. J H Penfound and son Harlan were guests of Edna Unger of Henrietta Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Eldred
Frank
Louis
Murray Ridge
I. F. Eldred
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Rinehart Pallas
Elyria
Jess MecMullin
Oberlin Road
Mary Hahn
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Edna Unger
Henrietta
Community Supper at South Murray Ridge Schoolhouse
The South Murray Ridge Parent-Teachers' Association invites the public to a community supper at their schoolhouse on Thursday evening. Organizers expect good attendance and community support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Murray Ridge
Assn
Local visitors tour North Olmsted Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Elmer Long and their son Robert traveled with Mr and Mrs Albert Reese and daughter Norma of Elyria to visit the North Olmsted cemetery on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Long
Robert
Albert Reese
Norma
Elyria
North Olmsted Cemetery
Cleveland Social Visits Highlight Joy and Toth Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Joy of Cleveland called on his sister Milly Joy Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Ckress and children Helen Ethel and John ny of Cleveland were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles Toth and family. The Miss Divrra spent Sunday with Margaret and Elizabeth Toth on Monday with their parents Mr and Mrs Hollis Reithley and son George of Oberlin were callers on Mr and Mrs George Lauer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joy
Cleveland
Milly Joy
John Ckress
Helen
Ethel
Johnny
Charles Toth
Divrra
Margaret
Elizabeth Toth
Hollis Reithley
George
Oberlin
George Lauer
Dinner Hosts Rollin Hobill Entertain Mrs Brown and Son
Mrs Etta Brown and her son Stanley were entertained at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Rollin Hobill in Elyna Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Brown
Stanley
Rollin Hobill
Elyna
Carlisle Grange Mefts Regular Meeting Next Tuesday
Carlisle Grange will hold their regular meeting at their hall next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
School Plans Regular Annual Community Supper
The school announces a regular annual community supper to be held at an unspecified location. Organizers aim to bring together families and neighbors for a shared meal and fellowship.
Local Social Notes From A Rural Corner
Hatl Burrer and sister Beatrice attended choir practice Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Balls on the Edison Highway V6. Mrs George Longbrake and granddaughter Margaret visited their children Mr and Mrs P Dorff and family of Cleveland Sunday. Mrs Jay Fitch of Elvira called on Mr and Mrs Charles Schatble Monday. F Daymon and friend of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs George Longbrake Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatl Burrer
Beatrice
Frank Balls
Edison Highway
George Longbrake
Margaret
P. Dorff
Cleveland
Jay Fitch
Elvrra
Charles Schatble
Daymon
Mrs Henry Ernst Improves After Auto Wreck
Mrs Henry Ernst seriously injured in a May 9 auto wreck shows steady improvement. She is a patient at Amherst hospital and hopes to return home within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ernst
Ernst
Amherst Hospital
Dinner guests hosted by Mrs Ed Pember list attendees
Mrs Ed Pember entertained guests at dinner Thursday including Mrs Jess MecMullin of the Oberlin road Mrs Mary Hahn Mrs Harvey Hahn and Mrs Joe Briggs and daughter Phyllisall of West Ridge also Mrs Merle Penfound of Carlisle. Mélvin Gaills attended the Ev angélical choir practice at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Balls on Edison Highway Thursday evening. Mrs Edith Storer and Mrs Thomas Somershield of Cleveland were entertained by Mrs J H Penfound Friday afternoon. Beryl Snyder of Elyria and mother Mrs Snyder of Canton were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pember
Jess MecMullin
Oberlin Road
Mary Hahn
Harvey Hahn
Joe Briggs
Phyllisall
West Ridge
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Mélvin Gaills
Frank Balls
Edison Highway
Cleveland
Edith Storer
Thomas Somershield
J. H. Penfound
Beryl Snyder
Elyzia
Snyder
Canton
Community Meeting and Supper Planned at School House
A Friday evening gathering is planned at the school house with weather permitting. If conditions are unfavorable, the meeting and supper will be moved indoors. A cordial invitation is extended to the entire community to attend.
West Carlisle eighth grade commencement at Carlisle Grange hall
West Carlisle schools held the eighth grade commencement at Carlisle Grange hall Monday evening before a crowded house. The program included Lorain County Orchestra recitations and performances by Mildred Lottman Zelda Schramm and the West Ridge and Murray Ridge schools students. Diplomas were presented by Carl Deidrich to Thomas James Walter Clark Grace Mohrman Robert Muhn Sarah Solt Mary Subar Daniel Campbell Michael Steid Lillian Carter Jacob Bourek all of Carlisle Center schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle
Carlisle Grange Hall
Carlisle Center
South Murray Ridge
Lorain County Orchestra
Mildred Lottman
Zelda Schramm
West Ridge School
Lottman
Robert Penfound
Esther Rowley
Murray Ridge
West Ridge
Reading
Marguerite Mason
Carl Deidrich
Coun\ Orchestra
Thomas
James
Walter Clark
Grace Mohrman
Robert Muhn
Sarah
Robert Solt
Mary Subar
Daniel Campbell
Michael Steid
Lillian Carter
Jacob Bourek
Carlisle Centerchools
Local residents listed for Ridge School event
Zelda Schramm Marguerite Mason and Agnes Lottman from West Ridge Esther Rowley and Robert Penfound from South Murray Ridge School are named in a community notice about upcoming activities. The brief mentions these individuals as participants or organizers in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Schramm
Marguerite Mason
Agnes Lottman
West Ridge
Esther Rowley
Robert Penfound
South Murray Ridge School
Misses Wagner and Penfound Attend Elyria Latin Club Picnic
Misses Jean Wagner and Lucile Penfound attended the Elyria High School Latin Club picnic on Indian Hollow Road Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wagner
Lucile Penfound
Elyria High School
Indian Hollow Road
High Chinese Official Charged With Theft
In Tientsin, Ku Tze-yi, a suboordinate to General Yen Hsi shan, stands trial for embezzling large sums from the maritime customs. He reportedly withdrew funds from the desk of Mr. B Lenox Simpson, deputy commissioner under English control, after the northern rebellion collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
Yen Hsishan
Ku Tze-yi
B. Lenox Simpson
Waishal Sen
Wu Ki
Yen
Indo European language family meaning and scope
Indo-European designates the Aryan language family including Indian and Iranian branches as well as Celtic Greek Italic Slavonic and Teutonic.
Stockings vs Bare Legs Battle On Wimbledon Courts
London reports a shift in tennis style as Mrs Fenrniey Whittingstall, a leading stockings advocate, wins the Hampstead final in white stockings, defeating Betty Nuthall who played bare legged. Whittingstall’s defection signals a growing trend away from the free limb camp amid Wimbledon's rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fenrniey Whittingstall
Wibledon
Britain
Dainty Mia
Fearnley Whittingstall
Eileen Bennett
Hampstead
Whitting
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Roy Hastings
Robert Baumhart
Lakewood
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
W. E. Shay
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Dick Dunn
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
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