Belove Wager Chapter 4 The Loganthian Romance
The Loganthian anchored five miles offshore at Tropica Beach as Lizetta realizes she has won the wealthy American Stuart Logan. Their flirtation quickens toward a possible elopement, while rival Kerma fears losing him. Lizetta doubts future pages, but resolves to seize happiness now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganthan
Tropica Beach
Lizetta
Stuart
Stuart Logan
Beffore
Nps
Herma
Lizzie
Besklex
Havana
Kerma
Lizella
Tropics Beach
Twnes
Wlizetta
Stuart Darling
Trousseau
Tia
Kias
Anly
Valley City BrIeFs Highlights Local Life And Events
Valley City notices a nervous breakdown for Mrs. Weldner, visits from friends, a Liverpool Game Association smoker on Nov 4 at Town Hall with George Bround addressing, plus multiple local family updates. Socials include weddings, births, theater at Zion Lutheran, school events, and church programs spanning Medina to Cleveland and Elyria areas.
Fifth District American Legion Auxiliary meets at Greenwich
The Fifth District American Legion Auxiliary held its conference at Central United Methodist Church in Greenwich with 240 members from 41 units attending. Highlights included opening ceremonies, district reports from Lorain Ashland and others, committee appointments, two member reports on the Chicago convention, child welfare and rehabilitation talks, a vocal duet, and encouragement for unit publicity and membership growth followed by a final address and closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Central United Methodist Church
Greenwich
Fifth District
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiary
Amy Saunders
Mil-Bon-Mar
3. Goodacre
Walter Berkley
Mansfield
Berkley
Harry Weimer
MilloweMar Post No. 380
American Legion
T. A. Barrett
Norwalk
R. E. Samridge
Fremont
Edna O'Brien
Upper Sandusky
Robert Kerr
Lorain
Earl Ports
R. Richards
Gibsonburg
Mary Patterson
Ashland
May Hoffman
Tiffin
Fern Sudro
Elyria
D. D. Luce
Bucyrus
Leta Zellars
Ruth Leembuls
National Legion and Auxiliary
Chicago
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Beckley
C. ©. Oyler
Fostoria
Dept. Child Welfare
Pretty Rose
Gladys Templar
Viola Goodacre
D. A. White
Rutheda Obrig
Wellington
Acc
Moore
Lester, Merritt
Columbus
Merritt
Mereritt
Ohio
Old Home Town News From Elyria Area
Local notes from Elyria and nearby towns recount visits and travels. Mrs. Florence Lowe and others visit relatives in Cleveland and Lorain. families tour Boston area and Florida plans emerge. Residents attend Halloween events, trap shoots, and social gatherings while some travel for medical care and seasonal dinners.
Convention Highlights Bring Greenwich Meeting to Close
The Greenwich convention featured lively speeches and a crowded afterglow with seven Gold Star Mothers in attendance. A resilient gavel banged loose from the speaker’s desk as attendees enjoyed chicken dinners and dainty souvenirs like tiny banks and pin trays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Ohio
Chicago
Local scraps show community visits and gatherings
Grafton residents and friends mingle with neighbors in a sequence of weekend calls and social events. Visitors include Paul Nichols and family from La Grange, Mr. and Mrs. E C Johnson and daughters, and numerous others from Elyria Wellington and Cleveland neighborhoods. Socials span church rallies, dinners, and informal calls across local homes.
Social News From Kent Area Families
Belden and Lakewood residents call on neighbors in Kent area. Mrs. P. H. Rogers and Mrs. Lena Schmidt visited Mrs. W. P. Chamberlain Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schriver spent Sunday with the Gillbert Diedricks in Elyria. Alvina Drewe and Jim Parker of Cleveland visited James Obbitts Tuesday. The Belden Ladies’ Quilt Club met Thursday with 27 present and games plus late refreshments. Visitors included May Pfeiffer and Alvin Peet party from La Grange. Zella Sprague of La Grange spent Wednesday with J. C. Aldrich. Victory Quilt Club held a Halloween party hosted by Elizabeth Schwefer with prizes to Mrs. Klinect, Mandeville, and Schaefer. Merton Graham and Henry Glessner hosted recent callers. Della Hachenberg fractured her hip while visiting the A. Rhin hart home and moved to Elyria Clinic. Mr and Mrs. Merton Graham visit Henrietta and the Glessners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool High School
Wolfe
Medina High School
Ladies Aid Society of Zion’s Lutheran Church
Luther League Orchestra
Hey
Prof. Finkleheimer
William Steck
Silas Hardapple
Otto Morlock
Jeremiah Stubbs
Otto Meyers
Tabitha Lump
Clara Steck
Isabella Troiler
Ella Morlock
Trian Bordwright
Helen Bauman Valencia Duchane
Erdine Puder
Evangelical Church Hall
Women's Union
Medina
George Wolfe
A. B. C. Club
Jeanne Schaeffer
Ed Lasch
Harry Bauer
Stebel
Toledo
John Reutter
Ison Herbert
John Linder
Cleveland
Lydia Reutler
St. Clairsville Sanitarium
Theo Gerbitz
Bertha Hauck
Lena Keike
Anna Yost
Vinee
Derck
Akron
Sylvester Derek
Harry Thompson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Steck
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Alice Spieth
Mis
Betty Bennett
Prof
Boehm
Baldwin-Wallace
Everrose
George Bay
Elytia Hospital
Carl Schreiber
Henry EF
Wolf
Springfield
Henry Wolf
Roth Metzger
Fairview Hospital
Arthur Weidner
Hts
John Steck
Fred Wiituhn
Lakewood
Carl Weidner
Elyria Hospital
Harry Weidner
Garfield Hts
Weidner
Herman Obermiller
Ralph Obermiller
Turkey Foot Lake
Edwin
Helen Obermiller
North Canton
John Obermiller
S. C. Arnold
Caroline Strosacker
Bertha Strosacker
Midland
Mich
O. B. Arnold
Henry Corser
Wisconsin
Elyria
Columbus
Luella Platz
SG Martin
Alar Society
Church Hall
James Whitcomb Riley
Wilbur Moehbis
Engel
Klooz
Lorain
Clifton Arick
Anna Schachfer
Charles Bartow
Harvest Inn
Florence Lowe
Carl Shultz
Sun
Tom J. Mockler
Thurman Gibson
Forrest Knapp
Messers
Fred Pierce
Fred Peck
W.N. Sutton
R. F. Barnes
Marion
Eileen
Birmingham
R. F. Kenyon
Joel
John Haynes
Berlin
Ohio
H. D. Peabody
Rollie Peabody
Clayton Stackhouse
Roy Kenyon
New London
Rhea Witzlaben
Chicago
John Mockler
John Guthrie
Lima
Fred Baxter
Charles Davenport
Milton Anderson
Ecorso
Frank Coleman
Donald Shipman
Roillie Barnes
Thursay
Mise
Irene Hahn
Bowling Green
Elmer Hahn
Judson Stryker
Gladys Barnes
Thursder
Glenn Beecher
Florence Love
Norwalk
Neale Cranston
Nicke Cranston
Mian May Belle Cranston
Manafield
Will Benson
Mies Evelyn Benson
Robert Hoyt
Baby
Travelers Rest
Robert Gerber
Arthur Witzlaben
New London Merchants
Delia Hachecbberg
Cleveland Clinic
Wan
S Wether
Thelma Keith
Grafton
Paul Nichols
la Grange
A. E. Mennell
Bert Knapp
Wellington
W. P. Chamberlain
E. C. Johnson
F. E. Weaver
Ralph Flood
Donald
W. D. Johnson
Alta Johnson
A. D. Root
Norton Root
Isaac Root
Hi. Haley
E. C. Koepke
Rocky River
J. C. Koepke
John Koepke
E. J. Hosier
Porgy Lehman
Orville Lehman
Hesier
Alvin Peet
A. B. Pfeiffer
Harmon Sheiden
Andrew Rawson
Walter Baker Peat
A. A. Dannell
Eaton
W. H. Giles
Bert Ross
North Eaton
Flee. Schriver
H. Fisher
Wellinston
H. ¥. Haley
Mell Resse
Chippewa Lake
Wm. Kruger
Ridveille
Kent
P. H. Rogers
Belden
Lena Schmidt
F. E. Schriver
Martha Jane
Gilbert Diedrick
Alvina Drewe
Jim Parker
James Obbitts
E. Hosler
Wooster
Alfred Pffeiffer
Zella Sprague
J. C. Aldrich
Elizabeth Schwefer
Victory Quilt Club
Hallowe'en
Viola Klinect
F. Mandeville
Bert Schaefer
Merton Graham
Henry Glessner
Henrietta
Wakeman Obituaries and News Briefs
Funeral services were held for Jay Humphrey who died suddenly at his brother Will Humphrey's home. Mrs. George Coon's funeral is planned for Tuesday at 2:30 PM after her sudden Sunday death at her sister Miss Bila Armstrong's home. Nelson Lawrence, 66, died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital after a wagon accident, survived by a widow and five sons and two daughters. Brief items note Mrs. Cousin's Cleveland trip, rock fire on Route 28, and local social visits.
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Wakeman
Jay Humphrey
Humphrey
Will Humphrey
George Coon
Marjori
W. L. Pease
Nelson Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Effie Lawrence
Gladys Shar
Lorafo
Clara Lawrence
Andrew
Dearborn
Mich
Samuel
Tiffin
Ralph
Elyria
Theodore
New London
William
Plymouth
George 7. Hanna
Kipton Community
W. L. Peast Warmade
Wakemas Cemetery
Cousin
Cleveland
C J. Cranston
Route 28
Max Peabody
Norwalk
Myrtie King
Per Welch
Dave Pierce
Muston
Philadelphia
R. 3. Baracs
Local residents gather as relatives visit. obituary noted
Long list of visitors from North Kenton Henriette Cleveland and others, with Edd Breuner mourning the death of brother Jacob Brenner in Cleveland Bac ardsy. Funeral held at Nichols Funeral Home Elyria with Rev McAlpine officiating. Remains buried Belden cemetery. Mr Toghill works at Osborn Foundry. Multiple locals host and visit relatives. school and jury notes.
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Irving Mohier
North Kenton
W. P. Cham
Berlain
D. Rothe
Henriette
Orrin Willett
Allen Hull
Cleveland
Jemnea-Obbitts
Edd Breuner
Jacob Brenner
Bacardsy
Belden
Nichols’ Funers
Elyria
McAlpine
le Grange
E.toghill Ia
Osborn Foundry Company
Ebby
Lee Ane Sells
California
Gotfray
Elizabeth Cousins
J. C. Clark Hed
A. E. Clark
Buchanan
Mich
John Siplers
Welsboro
Pokorn
Steve Pilarcey
Agnes Wise
Mary Aldrich
B. KR. Fell
Mara Fori
Ohio
A. M. Ewers
Mae Tropf
Lezbister
Esther Pfeiffer
Mariow
A. B. Pfieffer
R. H. Pfieffer
L. Blantern
J. C. Aldrich
Lorain
Robert Nesbitt
Toledo
B. T. Nesbitt
Grafton
North Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Ida Gibson
D. Hasking
Chesterland
John Clark
G. A. Reisinger
C. Reisinger
Tampa
Florida
Grace Park
Birthday Dinner Honors Russell Dunfee on Lake Avenue
Sheffield area notices recount a six o'clock birthday dinner at Le Roy Dunfee’s home for Russell Dunfee’s twenty first birthday with Halloween decor and guests from several nearby families. Other items note Brookside School alumni Halloween party, a council meeting over salary discussions postponed post election, and visits among local residents including Hattie Standen and H. C. Chambers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Duntee
North Ridge
Percy Chambers
Ford Road
Charles Hammer
Abbe Road
Charles Carrick
N. Duntes
Elyria
Leland Johnson
Ralph Duntes
LaGrange
George Stevens
Lorain
Helen Webber
Irene Dumas
Clyria
le Roy Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Russel
Fragmented Social News From Norwalk Area
The text notes sophomores entertained at Miss Myrie Dalton s home and references a November 7 event. Forrest Knapp hosted relatives from Beres Ohio Sunday. Mrs R F Kenyon made a Tuesday call in Norwalk. Mrs Charles Parsons worries her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Carl Love. Mrs Tom Haret Clarkefield stayed Monday with sisters the Wood Girls. A moral line emphasizes honesty truth and virtue as lasting values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Knapp
Beres
Ohio
R. F. Kenyon
Norwalk
Charles Parsons
Carl Love
Tom Haret Clarkefield
Wood Girls
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Belove
Valley City
Frank Weldner
Fred Feuchter
Arthur Hauck
Billy
Clifford Brown
Berea
Liverpool Game Association
Town Hall
George Bround
N. E. Ohio Sportsman Club
Robert Stever
Joseph Stever
Wally Stever
BE. P. Stever
Theodore Esh
Joseph Eckel
William Gernhard
L. Gatley
Victor Castle Sr
Victor Castle, Jr
Victor Spolt
Hannah Etzel
Earl Reusch
Jerry Kristof
Claude Reusch
Fred Reusch
Blanche Franbachler
Pontiac
Paul Krugman
Reusch
Edna Wolf
Tr. F.C. Renter
Spencer
Rupert Otterbacher
South America
Stanley
Rollin D. Peabody
Carey Gibson
R. 8. Barnes
Loren Rumsey
Dorothy Knott
Don Watson
Cildren
Marshal Otey Walker
Tre Town AL
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Della Hatchenberg
A. Rhinehart
Elyria Clinic
William Ruder
Sheffield
Brookside School
Sdoul House
River Road
Maybelle Herdesdorf
Mary Lou Reed
Ruth Smith
Elaine Poor
Hattie Standen
Florence
H.C. Chambers
Millers
Brewer
William Fisher
Burrel
William Miners
Brookside Township
H. C. Chambers
Willard Taft
Myrie Dalton
Keyes
West Ave
Masky Keyes, Owen
Gervien