Love and Deceit At Bellaire Club Chapter 19
Lois Corbin and Bruce Durand’s relationship frays as Arlene manipulates loyalties. Bruce confronts infidelity suspicions while Arlene schemes a night out to the Edgemore Hotel, risking exposure in the tangled social circle.
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Lois Corbin
Bruce Durand
Charles Durand
Chicago
Bruce
Lota
Ariene
Margaret
Attoman
Clark Street
Arlene
Lois
Druce Durand
Sle Alway
Druce
Las
Alone
Bruice
Merson
Edgemore
Ardene Soul
Penfield Hosts 8 S. S. Class Gathering
Penfield on Saturday hosted Mrs Ralph Bowman as she entertained her Sunday school class of Wellington Congregational church. The group enjoyed country surroundings and a delightful afternoon with games and music as twelve members attended.
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Penfield
Ralph Bowman
Congregational Church
Wellington
Community meeting elects officers at business gathering
Girls attended the session where officers were elected. A picnic dinner followed at six o'clock. Guests from Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Deck Babson, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Twiggs of Detroit on Monday. A baby boy born tonight to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Andrews, weighing eight pounds, three quarters, with care by Mrs. Bert Foster.
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Mich
Mrs
Deck Babson
Mra
Floyd Twiggs
Detroit
Stork News
Howard Andrews
Bert Foster
Epworth Ly entertains members at home gathering
Miss Esther Looy hosted Epworth League members Tuesday with about twenty guests enjoying games and music before doughnuts and cider. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Richard Leach and children to Canton. Penfield High boys install school showers funded by ads and game sched prints. Mrs Lewis Jones hosted a Ladies M E Society all day meeting with forty attendees and a noon chicken dish. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Witman Kamms Corners and Mrs Grace Hoffman Cleveland.
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Esther Looy
Epworth Seasus
Lewis Jones
M. E. Society
George Witman
Kamms Corners
Grace Hoffsman
Cleveland
Walter Rook
Spencer
C. A. Norriis
Flint, Mich
Rolla Dague
Eugene
A. A. Jones
Local social notes and visits span several towns
Thomas Roberts and daughter Margaret visit with sister in law Mrs Papkermvin Wyandotte Michigan. Ralph Roberts returns home to Michigan after ten days with them. Wellington friends visit Dawson and Shook. Irv Fritz Rutland and the Sampsons from Cleveland visit Van Valkenburg and DeFields families. Mrs G M Myers returns from Lodi hospital. The Atkinsons celebrate their 43rd anniversary as Harold Van Valkenburg visits grandparents. Elmér Lewis of Deerfield dies, formerly Miss Jennia Webber of Penfre.
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Thomas Roberts
Margaret
Papkermvin
Fred Andrews
Wellington
P. BE. Dawson's
Andrews
Kati Andrews
Donald Shook
Amherst Hospital
Richard Leach
Cleveland
Irv Fritz
P. F. van Valkenburg
Warren Sampson
A. L. DeFields
G. M. Myers
Huntington
F. B. McQueen
Clair van
Local Notes From Litchfield Titchfield District
Urial Crow spent a few days in Richmond Kentucky with Clare Canfield. Mrs H G Hastings traveled to Akron to stay until after her niece Pauline Lang's wedding. Mr and Mrs Homer Noman of Lodl were callers Wednesday evening. Ed Werner suffered an appendicitis attack last Tuesday.
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Titchfield
Urial Crow
Richmond
Clare Canfield
H. G. Hastings
Akron
Pauline Lang
Homer Noman
Lod
Ed Werner
Exposing Children To Good Music Is Parents Duty
Dr. Garry C. Myers urges parents to educate their children in good music, praising public symphonies and school programs. He confesses his own musical ignorance, notes progress through listening and watchful attendance, and highlights radio broadcasts and public concerts as accessible cultural education.
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Dr. Myers
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Halloween Fun At School And Community Gatherings
A slow recovery notes the sophomore class enjoyed an assembly sketch The First Day of School with Elsie Cerlan as teacher Raymond Bradley and Lucille Round performed an instrumental duet and Dorothy Hoffman played a violin solo Halloween festivity followed in the eighth grade with gymnastic entertainments and a faculty supper hosted by Miss Stuth Swanker at the high school and neighboring schools Junior Christian Endeavor and Senior Christian Endeavor held masquerade parties in Congregational church annexes and homes with prizes awarded Mrs Bla Turner was briefly ill last week.
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Lass
Elsie Cerlan
Raymond Bradley
Lucille Round
Dorothy Hoffman
Litchfield
Miss Thompson
Miss Clift
Mr. Messner
Stuth Swanker
Coe
Butternut Ridge
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
C. R. Canfield
Pedro
Arthur Law
Arthur Frombaugh
Hal Leach
Oliver Jenkins
Hallowe'en
Bla Turner
Round Family Spends Saturday in Berlin with Alvin
Mr and Mrs George Round and daughters spent Saturday in Berlin with their son and brother Alvin. Fathers and Mothers Day noted in the brief social item.
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George Round
Berlin
Alvin
Cascareta Claims to Cure Cold Through Bowels
An advertisement asserts that catching a cold is aided by a laxative, Cascareta, which allegedly strengthens bowel muscles and clears gases. It promotes Cascareta candy as a pleasant, quick, inexpensive remedy, urging use when breath is foul tongue coated or headaches appear.
Oberlin College Day Observed by Students in Weekend Events
Sheffield Ohio November 3 Brookside High School teacher Russell Gongwer led chapel exercises Thursday morning in the auditorium. He spoke on his gas well drilling experiences while students were present. Oakford residents and families noted visits and weekend stays with local residents including Miss Maybelle Hollis and Miss LaBerta Herdendorf. Brookside juniors and seniors plan a trip to Wooster on Wednesday November 4 for a football game. Farmers report active corn husking and pumpkin gathering ahead of winter with favorable fall weather and no deep frosts so far.
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Sheffield
Russell Gongwer
Brookside School
Gongwer
Maybelle Hollis
Oberlin
D. Hollis
Ford Road
LaBerta Herdendorf
Neva Carrick
James McAllister
Canton
Herbert Krieble
Wooster
Murray Ridge Social Notes Scene From Murray Ridge
Murray Ridge reports a weekend visit by Mrs. Nettie Eldred and sons Louis and Frank to Mr and Mrs Ray Eldred in Spencer. Mrs Nellie Derek spent Thursday with her aunt Mrs M Balback in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs H Comstock and their Elyria son visited the Eppley home midweek, with Mrs John Dellifield and Mrs Anna Hang of Wooster calling earlier.
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Murray Ridge
Nettie Eldred
Louis
Frank
Ray Eldred
Spencer
Nellie Derek
M. Balback
Cleveland
H. Comstock
Elyria
Eppley
John Dellifield
Anna Hang
Wooster
Joseph Kinzel
Coletta
Avon
Martin Schuster
Winifred Decker
Lorain
Fred Decker
Steve Ronez
Gladys Freeland
Kent Normal College
Grant Freeland
A. J. Derek
J. Matson
Johanna Werch
Edward Werch
Halloween Party Brightens School House Afternoon
Misa Sophia Schaible and classmates enjoyed a Hallowe en party at the school house with a black and orange color scheme. Games and contests provided activity while refreshments concluded the event.
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Murray Sigge Pupus
Cotesta Dehn
Ethel Cole
Zemo Skin Relief Ad Appeals To Soothing Pain
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a quick relief for itching and burning skin. It claims the product treats ringworm eczema rashes pimples and scalp irritations for twenty years with prices 35c 60c 1.00 and extra strength 1.25.
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Zemo
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