Love Stands. Lois Corian and Bruce Durand in a tangled love tale
Lois Corian falls for Bruce Durand nephew of Charles Durand. She moves out with friends Arlene and Margaret after a dressing room accusation, then Bruce courts Arlene. Lois learns of the affair and faces heartbreak as Arlene seems set to keep Bruce. The story follows jealousy, lies, and a mounting rift as Lois grapples with love and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Corian
Bruce Durand
Charles Durand
Onleggo
Bruce
Lois
Arlene
Margaret
Rome
Clarks Street
Arlens
Margaret 99
Edgemere
Ariene
Loisa
D ' Arlene
Toma
Avic
bin’ Arienne
Leis
Ois
Sermon Hope For Next Sunday At Community Church
The sister of the community church notes that Rev. Wm. Smith could not preach last Sunday. They express hope he will deliver a good sermon next Sunday morning November 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Community Church
Wm. Smith
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An diet advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims major weight loss in three weeks with daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water and dietary changes. It promises increased energy, clearer eyes, and a younger, keener mind, with a money back guarantee if results are not superb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
W. Phillins
Ameéfina
East
Ady
Hallowe'en Parties and Local Doings in Oberlin Area
Local notes report Mrs Melissa Gill improving after a week of cold illness. Granddaughter Lillian Mann of Oberlin visits to help care for her. Mrs Arthur McRoberts has favorable aftercare following a goiter operation at Ailey hospital. Families from Attics Ohio and Detroit Michigan visit and assist Mrs M G Peard. A Halloween party at Dale Piper home features Breyley Sunday school group with prizes won by Walter Bullock and Theodore R Breyley. Refreshments include cider and pumpkin pie. Grant Pitts travels to Detroit with a friend from Elyria. Nellie McRoberts and Mrs M G Peard attend a Halloween party in LaGrange. M E church events note upcoming services and Sunday school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimong
Mel Issa Gill
Lillian Mann
Oberlin
Hher
Arthur McRoberts
Ailey Hospital
J. M. Barber
Breyton
Attics
Ohio
Howard
Detroit
Mich
M. G. Peard
Hallowe'en
Dale Piper
H. Breyley
Arthur Whitney
Herold Brandt
Walter Bullock
Harvey Breyley
Charles Gibbons
Stanley Pitts
Theodora Breyley
Harry Piper
Glenn Piper
Theodore R Breyley
Grant Pitts
Ariend
Elyria
Nellie McRoberts
Libbig Pomeroy
LaGrange
Waite
Eisters Mildred
Damily
Wilk Graydon Arais
G. Brand
Howard Justy
M. E
South Amherst
Sire
Chari Brighton
Mellissa
Cleveland
EL. Campbell
Ely
M. EL
Omister
Trev
Brgenton
Wisdom Ser
Jessie McConnell
Henry Worcester
Wilma Whitney
Clarence Beard
Margaret Bear
Cleve
Bind
Wal
Clear Skin Promise and S.S.S. Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols the link between skin health and red blood cells. It praises S.S.S. as a century old tonic made of plant ingredients, claiming improved strength, vitality, and happiness from using the product, urging readers to start today for a price saving on a larger size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
The Old Home Town Community Notes and Visits
A bustling slice of small town life with names, visits, and church events. Mrs Mary Kellogg in Conneaut and Mrs Sarah Carter visiting Weston, plus local bets on meals, parties, and Sunday services. The Methodist and Baptist activities include donations to West Side Community House, a clean living talk, Bible readings, a party at Ora Walker’s, a November bazaar, and a planned Dec 11 church night. Local families—Lounsbrough, Atkins, Rig, Hale, Cardwell, Barberella, Churchward, Dibble, Stearns, Stearns, Mills—are noted in gatherings, birthdays, and musical events as schools prepare for National Education Week with parent visits and student tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
West Side Community House
Cleveland
H. Atkins
Horton Alger
Baptist Sunday School
John
Ora Walker
Partners Institute
Ralph Rig
Chas
Hale
Kita Ra
Vichard
Baptist
Saisv Davis
Basteed Nev
Arthur J. Gibbs
Africa
Mornin Ag
Nth
Eplermibid Rvice
Sondas Ool
Saly
M. EL Churen
Lea
A. Dbd
Crocker
Tranche Stone
Purl Martin
Elyria
George Dibble
Miia Hannah Longhon
Tar Young Lady Teachers Club
Lucile Charelward
Mila Stearns
Milton Stearns
Olmsted Falls
Bank Orchestra
Local Social Notes Include Parties Meetings and Visits
A column of neighborhood tidbits lists Hallowe'en and masquerade events at local homes, church youth activities, and school gatherings. Visitors from Cleveland Elyria and Milan call on residents, while the Parent-Teachers Association plans a November meeting with a piano duet and a talk on cooperation between parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wra
W. H. Jones
Forest Ives
James Wright
Lutheran Hospital
Emily Wright
Frank A. Marshall
Dayton
Roy Putt
Earl
Margaret
Bessie Jones
Cleveland
Wm. Jones
Llewellyn Straub
Amanda Martin
Ernest Chapman
Berg
George Meacher
Wim, Jones, Sr
Mary Jane Osborne
Roy Churchward
John Lawrence
Geo
May
A. B. Joiner
Wm. Cole
Chas
Cuyahoga Falls
R. B. Kelner
LaGranga
Leon Cole
Dunning
Plum Creek
B. NM. VanArsdale
Lloyd Stranahan
Frances
Wilma Squire
Berea
Miller
Milan
Eaton Church Notes and Local Meetings Report
Eaton notes outline Sunday school reorganizations urged by Women group to meet at Mrs Allert Alexander home on Thursday November 6. Young people's class discusses future plans at the parsonage. Farm Bureau delegates to Columbus election slated for early November. Brief items cover visits by Malcolm Tortins and Tompkins families, local gatherings in Cleveland and Lorain, and Pomona Grange elections and November 7 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Workers
Allert Alexander
Young People
Elyria
Farm Bureau Organization
Higha
Columbus
Ask Your Druggist What to Do for Varicose Veins
An adorial note promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for varicose veins. It advises gently rubbing the surface toward the body, binding the leg with a three inch wide bandage from the ankle upward, and claims healing for broken veins or ulcers. It promises a money back guarantee if the product fails to help and asserts the oil does not stain clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Moone
Local residents host visitors from nearby towns
A string of callers and guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Amanda Garretson and other local residents. Misa Gimes Cook Mrs Mason Nichols from Why along with Marian Dye La Favor from Mainesville visited. Reverend and Mrs Percy Koll drove to Cleveland then Willoughby to stay with ceramic's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gimes
Mason Nichols
Marian Dye la Favor
Mainesville
Amanda Garretson
Percy Koll
Cleveland
Willoughby
Céramiee
Mir
Ara
Hewith Kobi
Kenneth Back Witd
Vorothy
Jennie Mead
P. J. Lex
Wakeman
M. Garrett
Frank Shuster
Edward Gedeon
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Healing For Sore
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment relieves itching, smarting and pain from ulcers and old sores. It touts rapid healing, offering a 35 cent box with a money back if not satisfied and urges purchase at general drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
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Glenn Draper
Roy Lounsbroush
Beth May
Mary Lounsbrowth
Oberdin
Vieveland
Mary Kellog
Conneaut
Sarah Carter
Harry Frill
Weston
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Columbia
Valley City
Robinsons Store
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Terry
Mra
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Chive. Brown
P. W. Heineman
Nad
Rev
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Lucile Churchward
VanArsdale
Ninmi
Malcolm Torotins
Byron Tompkins
Harry Tompking
Gray Home
John Hammer From
Prain
Edward Hillman
Paul Basse Ware
Karry Bassett
Nod
Tim Loval Grange
Pettie Munn
Eric Colicre
Painesville
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Mack Wire
William Dra
Brunswick Wand
Wilbur Mardix
Nebters
Mary
Wilma
Lakewood
Welditiman
Ars
James Murray
Lorain
Ranald Toothsman and
Sunedas
Hallowen Sports
Misa Nuth
Tmumberts
Buddha
George, Taylor & Co
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X. L. Lump
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Murbach Coal and Supply Co
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Chronicle Telegram
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