Mystery of a 100 year log book voyage on Tahiti
A group of young Chicagoans led by Larry Holmes pursue a discovery of a century old ship log while on a tropical cruise. Tension rises as Pauo, later revealed as Princess Pauo, disappears after a schooner is spotted near their island. Holmes confronts jealousy and coded messages near a pearl quest, while Tom and Pilly try to calm him as tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Holmes
Tom Harry
Jane Adama
Pilly Lightener
Jay Bruce
South Seas
Pitty
Tom
Pilly
Jay
Ione
Biss Whitney
Tarea
Tahiti
Mies Whitney
Pauo
Larry
Fayo
Livingston
Holmes
Pano
Jane
Tilly
Rock Garden
Nolmes
Pato
Soosa
Tha ‘House
Fane
Ling
Tris
Utato
Ting
Sam
Payce
Pakai
Vate
Chicago
Mallet Creek Bishops Plan Brazil Trip After Memorial Day Visitation
Mr and Mrs Lawson Bishop left Mallet Creek for New York City via Erie on Saturday. They will sail to Brazil, arriving Rio de Janeiro about twelve days later. They have stayed with H A Bishop and wife this past month. Memorial Day services will be held Sunday at the M B P church with the Brothers of Medina delivering the address and martial music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishops Teve
Brazil
Mallet Creek
Lawson Bishop
Eilsrla
New York City
Rio-de-Janeiro
Vis Ling
H. A. Bishop
M. BP
Brothers of Medina
Larkin Club Hosts Evening Games at the Dome
Twelve ladies attended the Larkin club gathering at the Dome of Mrs. Mr. Dague on Tuesday evening. The group played pinochle and Pedro with light refreshments served by the hostess. The cemetery services followed the church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Club
Mr. Dague
Pinochia
Pedro
Grange Meet Friday Evening at Mallet Creek Town Hall
The Mallet Creek Grange holds its regular meeting Friday evening in the town hall. The Juvenile Grange will furnish a program and refreshments of pie and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek Grange
York Grange Ball Team Defeats Poe 13 to 1
The York Grange softball team routed Poe 13 to 1 last Monday evening with Feist and Simon as the York battery. Granger will visit York on the York school diamond near Tuesday evening for another game. An event to honor Mr and Mrs Wood is planned with Mr and Mrs O G Swartz hosting June 2 at their home for former York teachers. Ice cream and cake will be served. ladies are urged to bring a rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
Poe
Feist
Simon
York Battery
Granger
York
York School
Wood
Homer B. Wood
O. G. Swartz
Grafton 4-H
Freda MacNeal
Blanche Carmel
Moss Esther Haines
Peabody
J. C. Clark
FE Carmel
Cem Johnson
American Legion
Elyria
American Legion Auxiliary
Wednesda
Chas. MacNeal
Henry Schriver
Fairgrounds
Will Outz
Alice
Lakewood
BE. W. Reichard
Rollin Mohler
June
Eva
LaGrange
L. G. Nichols
Merle Lehman
Nadine
Sonny
Ruby Walker
Amherst
R. L. Crowe
Oleeva
Sharlene Wise
Belle Bailey
E. H. Tran
Helen
David Woodings
J Woodings
Katherine Dorsey
Lorain
Alice Maple
Merle Lehmat
Ruth Gindlesberger
Ruth Falconner
Ralph Crabill
Ritman
Ohio
Horace Belden
Daniel Belden
Loretta Mole
Ray Mole
W. D. Johnson
Hinman Attends Mothers and Daughters Banquet at Medina
Mrs. G A Hinman attended the Mothers and Daughters banquet at the M E church in Medina Monday evening as the guest of her mother Mrs Effie Indoe. Local notes summarize visits and social calls among area residents including Brunswick Akron Vermilion and Hayesville communities with multiple families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
G. A. Hinman
M. E. Church
Meding
Effie Indoe
Grafton Family Visits Seville. Funeral Notices North Ridgeville
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grafton and daughter Bernice of Seville Ohio spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Myers and family. Severe persons from this locality attended the funeral services Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Fannie Harris in North Ridgeville. Mrs. Harris was sister of Mrs. Shirley Garfield and Mrs. Margaret Hegdle formerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grafton
Bernice
Seville
D. A. Myers
Fannie Harris
North Ridgeville
Harris
Shirley Garfield
Margaret Hegdle
Memor ial Day Race Trials Claim Second Fatality
In Indianapolis on May 28 a Cleveland driver Milton Jones died from chest injuries after his ear crashed over the wall at about 100 miles an hour during preliminary trials for the 600 mile Memorial Day automobile race. Mechanic Harold Gray was seriously injured and Mollie Jones, wife of Milton, died at his bedside. Earlier, Harry Cox was killed and Bennie Bonefield injured in Wednesday’s trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Milton Jones
Cleveland
Harold Gray
Mollie Jones
Harry Cox
Bennie Bonefield
Housewives Host D. B. D. Club Meeting in Henrietta
Mrs Walter Bonnet of Henrietta hosted a D B D Club gathering Saturday afternoon with president Mrs William Sudro presiding. A social hour followed. Mrs Milton Schlechter, a recent bride, received a club chair. a bridal cake and birthday cakes adorned the table for May birthdays. Communion services are planned Sunday evening at Henrietta Hill church at 5 PM with Rev W H Schuster in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bonnet
Henrietta
D. BD
William Sudro
Milton Schlechter
Albert Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
Albert Haist
Lorain
Louise Schmidtkons
North Ridge
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Thelma
Newton Bechtel
Kenneth
Middle Ridge
Harland Schlechter
Carolyn
Pearl Eppley
Ralph Fowl
Walter Grobe
Marion
Rene Stan
Milton Baus
Newton Baus
Mabel Dehn
Harl Dehn
Henrietta Hill Church
At & P.M
W. H. Schuster
Community School to Close for Picnic at Bechtel's Woods
The Community School in Ionic will close on Friday in May with a district picnic at Bechtel's woods inviting the community. A noon picnic dinner will be served. if rain, the event moves to the schoolhouse. Choir rehearsals and a June children’s day program are planned alongside church conference notices for Henrietta Brownhelm and South Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtel’s Woods
Henrietta
Brownhelm
South Ridge
Henrietta Hill
W. H. Schuster
Cleveland
Old Chinese papers reveal flax and mulberry fiber content
Tests by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Standards show that ancient Chinese papers from the sixth to tenth centuries used flax and mulberry fibers. Other Oriental papers examined contained plant fibers such as instaumata and bamboo. Handmade process, sun bleaching only, sizing by starch or glue with limited preservative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Bureau of Standards
Worm Business in Astoria Stirring Fishers
In Astoria, Gus Spexarth remains upbeat as his bait worm business thrives. The owner reports strong demand from local fishermen and indicates sales are better than ever despite a general downturn in mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Orc
Gus
Spexarth
Vincent and Sheffield residents attend local events
Mrs Helen Myers and the Vincent and Sheffield households spent Monday in Cleveland. Teachers from Vincent school and the 3rd grade pupils enjoyed a wiener toast in the Baldwin orchard. Several locals from the vicinity attended the commencement exercises at Clearview school Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Sheffield
Helen Myers
Cleveland
Baldwin
Clearview School
Grafton Homemaker Club Meeting and Local Events
Mrs Baker hosted the Grafton Homemaker Club with eight members and a guest attending. Talks included a report on New York City visits, and guest day is set for June 22 at Mrs Durkee’s home. The May 26 Grafton High commencement featured eight girls and three boys with diplomas, a talent program, and an awards sequence led by local educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker Club
Grafton
W. &. Baker
Baker
Marie Fieden
New York City
Guy Durkee
Local residents and visitors gather for small town events
A string of visits and personal duties fill the week in LaGrange Sandusky Elyria Norwalk and Wellington. Notables include Mr and Mrs Foltz in LaGrange and Mrs Cheatman in Sandusky hosted Jerome Nesbett and son Murray amid health concerns. Memorial Day plans invite Grafton veterans to LaGrange for the 9:30 am service and cemetery memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Foltz
LaGrange
Albert Woodings
Woodings
Cheatman
Sandusky
Jerome Nesbett
Murray
Cleveland
Nesbitt
H. L. Barnes
Grant Rogers
Elyria
Car Mole
Clifford
Grafton
Alfred Alexander
Phyllis
Mildred Neufer
Belle Gannett
Blanche Hales
Annabel
Wellington
J. Kirby
Ruth
Strongsville
Gen. Spitzer
Frank Capri
Joe Knechtges
Amos Tran
Marvin Ruder
A. Ruder
Capri
Avon High School Commencement and St Marys Graduation
Avon high school held commencement with 17 diplomas presented by J B Davidson as the orchestra played and Rev Isadore Rafferty spoke on Loyalty during the baccalaureate. St Marys School will graduate 21 students this Sunday with diplomas to eight girls and twelve boys under Rev George Stuber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Avon High School
Isadore Rafferty
Lorain
F. A. Ashburn
Avon Methodist Church
Leo Worth
Avon
Frances Ashburn
Mia
Helen Lawrence
Mildred Reitz
St Mary’s School
George Stuber
Rita M.rommer
Mary OC. Himmel
Ales C. Machert
Bernadine V. Mohr
Anna C. Schuster
Mary E. Sikora
Rose C. Smith
Dolores &. Wearseh
Bernard €. Curtiss
Leonard J. Dechant
Peter PF. Hallowecky
Anthony A
Local social notes include bridge honors and visitors
The column records a Monday home gathering with flowers and a tasty luncheon, bridge honors awarded to Mrs. Matt Casper and Mrs. Wille Conrad, plus an Auailisy meeting in the parish hall led by Mrs. Kathryn Tamblin and Miss Ruth McLaughlan. Various calls and visits from Cleveland and New York are noted, including Miss Charlotte Johnson visiting the Belcler home and Gertrude Forthofer's improved illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wix
Matt Casper
Wille Conrad
St. John
Kathryn Tamblin
Ruth McLaughlan
Ridgeville
A. T. Lock
Andy Auer
Cleveland
M. A. Webber
Bert Freese
Margaret
Mildred
Mary Webber
William Aikens
Charlotte Johnson
New York
E. W. Belcler
Gertrude Forthofer
Gibbert Forth
Milwaukee couple visits relatives in Lakewood
Mr and Mrs Pred J Milwaukes of Milwaukee Wisconsin spent ten days visiting Mrs Mary G Woebber. Adams formerly Miss Vi Gable of this place accompanied by her house guests Mr and Mrs Fred Adams visited relatives in Lakewood on Tuesday.
Couple Weds After Car-Driven Ceremony in Aut, North Carolina
The wedding of Misa Ray Ki and John Wesley Shaw took place in Aut Lumberton where the groom drove a car into the bride's backyard, she mounted the vehicle and they drove away for their honeymoon. Wilbur Edwards served as the ceremony’s constant officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N.C
Misa Ray Ki
John Wesley Shaw
Wilbur Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ingrahm
Surdlia
Life Insurance
Elyria Savings
Ralph
Rena Levercool
Brunswick
Akron
J. Salmons
Ralph Pitchard
Hayesville
Elmer Hinman
Valley City School
Lou Franks
L. A. Sweet
Vermilion
M. J. Dague
Stanley Christian
E. E. Maragon
Kenton
Lloyd Naragon
Naragon
L. W. Bishop
Arthur Bowman
Bert Few
George
Fred Few
Ravena
D. D. Club
Community School
Ionic
Rev
Amore
Henry Delefield
Valentine Cook
Townline Road
Grafton High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Flore Monske
Jeanne Park
E. R. Haines
Walter E. Jantz
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin College
Walter B. Jantz
Marion B. Mull
Leona, Wise
Walter E Jantz
Father Orlemanski
Final Assembly
16Th & Middle
Henry Mittendorf
Marcel
Bac
Henre Beauty Shop
Gulf
Wei Alfred Alten
Second St
WM. D. Taylor
J, George, Taylor & CO. Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M. Sponseller
Lake Avenue
Post Office
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!