Love Stands By, A Chicago Romance in 1931 Style
Lois Corbin, a pretty working girl, falls for Bruce Durand from a wealthy Chicago family. He showers her with luxury while hiding a past and a stolen dress scare fueled by Arlene and Mrs Hayes. Lois endures doubt, tears, and a late night cliffhanger as Bruce cancels plans and is seen with Arlene, promising more to come.
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Ting Fing
Lois Corbin
Bruce Durand
Chicago
Lois
Margaret
Arlene
Bruce
Qgharleahee
Bruce Stipa
North Shore Country Club
Brs
Hayes
Clark Street
Cress
Marher
Bellaim
Truce
Grafton School PTA notes Halloween events and elections
The October PTA meeting at Grafton School drew a large attendance with third and fourth graders performing Halloween songs under Miss Adams. Edison tribute, duets by Dorothy Schwarer and Dorothy Wailmyer, and plans for Nov 20 festival were announced. Sophomores hosted a Halloween party for students and faculty. The first Purple and Gold paper debuted. High school class officers elected across senior to freshman classes. Grades held Halloween parties and a seventh and eighth grade event capped the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Givin
Miss Adams
Ruth Miazovsky
Edison
Dorothy Schwarer
Dorothy Wailmyer
Miss Williams
Leona Wise
Ana
Mallowe’en Party Echool
Odah Knechtges
Lene Wise
Mary Arent
Plora Monski
Reiehard
Katherin Logan
Mary Seclivelys
Doroy Seinerer
Dorothy Wallargeay
Walter Parsker
Yler
Harold Mull
Robert Dernier
Esther Kaines
John Spitzer
Clair MacNeal
Hallowe'en
Nstumes
Homemaker Club Meeting and Funeral Notice
Homemaker club guests and nineteen members convened at Mrs W F Holcomb’s home for an all day session on October 28. Nineteen attendees assisted by three out of town guests including Mrs Carl McAlpine of Laffrange. Activities centered on piecing quilt tops for the Needy and a cafeteria dinner. Mrs We s Baker presided and routines for caring for the needy were set. Andrew Tudor plans to join the club in November. Avery Tavis and loved ones attended the funeral of Pierre 59, held at the Belden My RL on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker Club
W. EF. Holcomb
Carl McAlpine
Laffrange
Wes Baker
Wade
Ware Vin Ryder
Adison
Oh Carmean
Vite
Andrew Tudor Will
John Phillips
Katherine Neufer
Norwalk
Alfred Alexander
Elyria
Peter Stuster
Belden
Farm Club House
M. E. Church
Edith Howard
C. T. Ruder
Con Earl
Columbia
A. Ruder
J. Brown
Bos Fidelity
the Baptist Church
Will Stiltz
Apple
Warren Snyde
Prihian
L. B. Cur
Dorothy Cook
Ridgeville
Irena Auble
Gon Clement
Jack Sharp
Thordday
A. A. Randel
Bensinger
Cherry Corné's
Cook
Moore
New London
Carrie Smith
Penfield
Ella Snyder
Wooster
N.eb
Fuller
B. A. Stroup
Seville
Beulah Woods
Bianche Ahshere
Ashland College
Clara Woods
Quinn McAdoo
Wayne Lawrence
Lau McCourt
Blake Stroup
Wellington
Spencer Manufacturing Company
Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple
K. of 9
Claude Auble
Canton
Jobo Tawkins
Lorain Boulevard
Hisrin
May Baldwin
Ponrad
George Reese
Frankie Heese
Arthur Eschtruth
John Cook
G. Morris
Morris
E Tove
Rader
Community Notices and Social Roundup From Elyria Area
Local notices list numerous relatives from Elyria Norwalk Wellington and neighboring towns. Residents attend church events, school gatherings, and social clubs with plans for dinners, sewing circles, and pumpkin evening activities amid family visits and community service.
Spencer Briefs and Rally News from Spencer
Spencer notes guests from Akron Poland Ohio Lodt and Lodt residents visit Mrs Irene Auble and son Clement The Spencer Grange plans a Candlelighting Service at Somervile Grange The Spencer Methodist League and Rev L J Quads attend Medina County Rally at Medina church Reports from across the county highlight donations and church activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Sherman Kramer
Doris
Jimmy
Akron
Emory Orr
Poland
Ohio
Sadie Gilbert
Flossie
Lodt
Irena Auble
Clement
Spencer Grange
Somerville Grange
Spencers Methodist League
L. J. Quads
Medina County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Medina
Vincent Bees Mov To Move? Mr Aed Airs And Neighbors
Residents and relatives gathered Wednesday evening for a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Stake on Wednesday. Attendance included Mr. and Mrs. George Surlhut and others. A large crowd attended a Markley school Parent-Teacher Association event with a grand march, prizes for costumed participants, and games.
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Toud
Elyria
Norwalk
Deile G Nih
Wellington
Emma Hanes
Baistamee
Artger Sivelii
Petroit
Michigan
Alfred Cousins
Meadney McClellan
Akron
Wait
Lenny Shuster
Joe Shite
Medine
Bellefante Wellington
Dean
Ray Spieth
Valley
Joe Sh
John Shuster
Eaton
Jimma Vance
Jay Hance
Esther Neufer
Alfred Alexander
Albert Muehle
Carlton Penfound
Paul Moenie
Jon Lew
Jake Law
HW. L. McKee
Irvin Klinect
Fred Wise
Chas. Reisinger
Fred Urias
Sam Urias
Frank Folley
Tola Folley
Clara Folley
J. Welburn
Ath of
Howard Klinec
Carlisle
Harold Spieth
Laurange
Arthur Law
Suitrehfield
Keriue
Aed
Lennard Down
Deum
North Ormisted
Harry Dolte
Harry
Stakes
Detroit
Markley PT. A
Markley Whool Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Hodavan
William Taylor
Ruth Myers
Billie Gerrick
Miss Goodwin
M. Penrod
Kivria
Westsett
F. P. Beese
George Beese
William Bader
Baby
Grafton
Ammonials and Aromatic Ammonia Use in Medicine
Historical notes describe aromatic ammonia as a stimulant used for faintness and shock, noting its quick action and temporary effect. It mentions ammonia content, alcohol presence, and compares it with adrenaline injections, highlighting cautions for household use and safety in emergencies. The piece also covers a Halloween social and local notices from a community group.
Halloween social at church parlor attracts many
Mrs Beese and Mrs Marlett organized a Progressive class Halloween event in the church parlor on Thursday evening. Prizes awarded for masquerade and paper unrolling contests. Winners included Mrs Russel Rader Kathleen Glint Bonita Harish Hersel Morgan and Roberta Hill. Refreshments offered. financial returns praised. Miss Francis Simnebring attended a teachers conference in Cleveland Friday.
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Sponkors Panty
Church Surday School
Beere
Werte
Russel Rader
Kathleen Glint
Bonita Har«ish
Hersel Morgan
C. Senning
Hallowe'an
Francis Simnebring
Cleveland
McPherson County Pays No City Taxes
McPherson County Nebraska residents owe no city or village taxes since the county lacks organized towns. Tryon serves as unorganized county seat with 15 residents, while the total county population stands at 1,602. Clay Wright, the county clerk, also holds roles as district clerk, register of deeds, and county assessor.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
McPherson County
Tryon
Clay Wright
W. H. Smith
Register of Deeds
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Cleo Lucas Isan
Joan
Centra
Bellaire
Jerry Stone
Day’s Music Store
Suester
Avery Tavis
Peres
Flyington
Gus Edson
Oregon
Farmers and Merch Association
Lewis County
Wash
Agy
Speakeasy Bank P
Illinois
Lodi
Gladys “Liss Thelma
Jennin’ Myers
Sullivan
Walter Rook
Charles Lawson
Lakeworn
Frank Brouse
Karl Weidtick Speernoon
Flossie Bridlees
Ralph Miller
Elying
Char Albion
Thaite
Yorothy Moamereo md
Prihian Loghanty
Edith Aubie
W . Rook
Bey
Evenine
The
Fells
Ail
Orrjor Bradley
Walter Bowen
T. J. Curie
Una Stert
Misautter
Ridge
Reps
Kart Brinker
Chrativam
Qorica Brers
Or ‘Azul
Mise
Miller
Fasher
Jol Miller
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Lon Rush
Susie Ream
MT Joh Caves
Elgrnr
Frank
Vincent
Dr. Clendening
Logan Clendening
M. D. Wilenever
United States
A. of Vincrnt School
Clendehing
George W. Cotton
Elyria Township Trustee
Beese
Mra
Marlett
Mre
Baldwin Aghos
Ora
Okagi
Vermilion
Owi
Igw
Democratic
W. H. Vanoster
Chas. J. Sartor
Grover Patton
J. Wendell Fulton
Thomas A. Conway
G. A. Friday Emery Murphy Everett E. Wilson
Frank L. Waller
Wm. G. Smith
Chas. F. Guth
France
al G. Bauer
J.E. Wills
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