Iris at Night Drives Away with Hidden Pursuit
Iris Vernon steals a car from neighbor Manning to flee boredom during a visit to the Vernon estate. Pursued by a mysterious stocky man and a black car, she finds shelter at a moonlit house then confronts authorities as headlights flare and voices shout outside.
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Courtney
Barry
Iris
Barrington Ordway Vernon
Gus
Gustavus Adolphus
Young Manning
Ronald Manning
Ming
Vernon Mace
Mar
Snae
Tris
Childrens profanity lessons from a curious moment
After a five and six year old brother overhears a rude word, a mother disciplines the younger child for using it while noting profanity in early learning. The writer argues mild, honest explanation helps preserve conscience.
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Eilip
Bobby
Philp
Philip
Piaymates
Jane Philip
Sue
Hfe
Modes and Manners in Letters and Etiquette Questions
A reader asks about formal address using My dear Mrs Franklin and Dear Mrs Franklin with notes from England. Answers discuss formality and the use of chericin russe with fork or spoon, and who pays doctor bills if a worker gets sick.
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R. P
South Ridge Church Notes and Services
South Ridge notes list Sunday School at 11 a.m with Gannett in the pulpit. W M S and L A S meet with Mrs I W Spiegelberg on Thursday. Miss Marian Knittle hosts W W G class Friday at her home. Mr and Mrs George Knittle attended Lewis Hahn's funeral at Ceylon Wednesday.
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South Ridge
Soerveras A
Gannett
L. A
Marian Knittle
George Knittle
Lewis Hahn
Ceylon
Social Notes From The Amherst District Eventful Weekend
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and daughter Marian visited Mr and Mrs W Marshall in Amherst Sunday. Rain fell briefly. Mrs Laura Lytle of Elmira visited her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs E F Snice, Shirley and Warne Baus, and Ratursa Muheh attended a masquerade Halloween party. EL W Spiegelberg names appear in school notes. Sarah Emmerich spent the weekend with relatives in Lorain.
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George Knittle
Marian
W. Marshall
Amherst Sundar
Laura Lytle
Elvrra
E. F. Snice
Shirley
Warne Baus
Ratursa Muheh
EL W. Spiegelberg
Sarah Emmerich
Community notices and meetings in South Amherst
The Wa naws Ut.On & Tl group hosts its semi annual windup dinner Thursday at 7 with a business session and bank offering boxes. Merho4s Church hosts the Eld at 7 Wenesdgar. Ladies Hobby hosts a gathering at Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon. Royal Neighbors Lodge meets Thursday evening at Swiss Hall with a pot luck lunch.
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South Amherst
On & Tl
Sjohns Evangerst
Ana “Efacmad
Weil
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Swiss Hall
Carnival Sponsored by PTA Held at School
The annual carnival sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association will take place at the school.
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Parent Teachers Association
Short Cuts and Local Social Notes in Amherst
Short cuts about lime humidity tips and a fridge use. Social items note Mrs HFE Moore adopting a name, Mr and Mrs Henderson hosting in Foster, and Mr and Mrs Martin Springer with family at Amherst. Additional entries mention dinner guests, property transfer on East Main, and Ava Masters as Sunday soloist.
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H. FE. Moore
Hane
W. H. Henderson
Fosto
Martin Springer
Das
Lous
Russell
Lady Gibson
Sunées
Fred Lang
Amherst
J. L. Davis
East Main Street
Louis Kreeger
Alma Masters
Ava
Methodist
William Schmal
Elvira
William Fountain
Dinner guests at Crocker home entertained in Columbia
Columbia guests visited A. C. Crocker home with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Martin and daughter Mrs. Walter Mac and baby of Parma. Afternoon callers included Mrs. Lottie Neuberger and Miss.
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A. CD. Crocker
O. J. Martin
Walter Mac
Baby
Parma
Lottie Neuberger
Minerva Snitch
John Gardig
Cleveland
Norman Neuberger
West Park
Wilbur Snitch
Brooklyn Lawyer Fanny Holtzman Tracks Libel Wins
Profile of Fanny Holtzman a Brooklyn attorney who won a 125000 verdict against Mestro Goldwyn Mayer for libel over Rasputin and the Empress. She built the case from New York office and transatlantic communications. Her client list includes Ina Claire Noel Coward and Fred Astaire with Gertrudie Lawrence as a friend. she is noted for hard work, social connections, and a who’s who of theatrical clients.
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Lady Jlawyer
Fanny Hoiltzman
Brooklyn
New York
Nobady
Mestro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rasputin
Natasha
Miss Holtzman
Fanny
New York City
Girls’ High School
Columbia University
Fordham Law School
Ina Claire
Noel Coward
Francis Hackett
Francis Lederer
Gertridée Lawrence
Fred Astaire
George Bernard Shaw
Lord Haldane
London Films
Henry VII
Local Residents Enter Recovery After Hospital Stay
Ross VanaArsdale returned home Saturday after treatment for a fractured hip at Community Hospital and will wear a leg cast for several months. Gene Dunford also returned from the same hospital and is convalescing well from a recent operation. The Parent-Teachers Association will meet November 10 at 2:30 PM in the school music room. The first basketball game of the season is noted.
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Ross VanaArsdale
Berea
Gene Dunford
Parent-Teachers Association
Trocadero’s fate looms as Hollywood evergreens fade
Hollywood nov 3 longtime hotspot the Trocadero faces jeopardy as New York night club operators eye Hollywood’s affluent crowd. MGM designer Adrian prepares censor friendly gowns. Columbia plays Valley City November 6 as local life continues with funerals visits and gas well news shaping small town notices.
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Hollywood
Vernon
Charlie Chaplin
Roscoe Arbuckle
Xormand
Edna Purviance
Lew Cody
New York
Celebrity Encounters and Jokes Spark 1935 Nightlife Gossip
The column threads anecdotes about Clare Dunbar Carl Laemmle Jr and Dixie with light humor as Burt and George Raft impressions mix with nightlife escapades. Junior Laemmle follows a date to clubs while a second pairing analyzes a confusing scene and a joke about an actress and her aging.
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Clare Dunbar
Carl Laemmle
Dixie
Junior
Diane
Liemmie
Miss Dunbar
Cid Laemmie
Burt
Carmela
Frankenstein
George Raft
Raft
McNaught Syndicate
Sullivan School Open House Observes Children of Ohio Night
Sullivan parents and friends attended the Sullivan schools open house Wednesday evening during Ohio Educational Week. Regular classes ran from 7:58 to 8:30, allowing visitors to tour the classrooms and meet staff.
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Sullivan
Ohio
School program highlights in Medina county event
At 8 30 a program was held in the auditorium with selections by the high school orchestra under Supt C P Lindecamp. Elementary pupils sang and glee clubs performed while Mrs Ruth Baker and Mr E B Workmen led the vocal music. Edgar H Blain spoke on the purpose of art and the tax program was discussed by F E Wicks.
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Supt
C. P. Lindecamp
Schooul
Ruth Baker
E. B. Workmen
Supt. Lindecamp
Edgar H Blain
Medina County
F E Wicks
Ashland County
Young Peoples Class Entertainment At Moore Home
The Christian church youth group met Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore s home. Guests from Ashland Sullivan Grafton Courtland and Wellocton attended. Miss Leota Lebkit her received a handkerchief shower before departing for California. Mrs Moore plans to spend the week with her son and wife.
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The
Christian Church
Lioyd Moore
Kiareid Moore
Fern Zester
Tresa Lungard
Leota Lebkisher
Ashland
Nance Deer Patrick
Fuse Bair
Mable
Bernice Fresiman
Warne Lance
Sullivan
Dude Kirkpatrick
Spencer Wedding and Local Notes Highlight Community Ties
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown newlyweds of Spencer. Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mrs. James Cook and was Miss Hetty Belle Desenburgh. Miss Anita Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Smith, is reported to have the whooping cough. Mrs. Ray Freed left the employ of Mrs. D. N. Myers and went to Homerville.
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Lloyd Moore
Stanley Brown
Spencer
Brown
James Cook
Hetty Belle Desenburgh
Anita Smith
Royal Smith
Ray Freed
D. N. Myers
Homerville
Decree Denies Peasant Rights to Land in 1606 Mecklenburg
In Mecklenburg Germany a 1606 decree stated peasants had no hereditary rights to their land and that their lords could seize holdings even if ancestors held the land from time immemorial.
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Mecklenburg
Germany
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