Yacht Party Hidden Plans Amid Havana Romance
In the shipboard dining room and deck party near Havana, Kerma hosts a glamorous gathering where Marion pursues Count Diavin while Lord Withington flirts with Patricia. Stuart teases with a secret surprise as Marion and Diavin discuss money pressures and a looming financial crisis threatening production. A night of cocktails, favored partners, and a cascade of cables ends with envelopes awaiting the guests’ perusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerma
Stuart
Lizetta
Marion
Count Diavin
Patricia
Lord Withington
Huumor
Lodge Attendees Noted At Elyria Reception
Hon S H Squire of Elyria, newly named Worshipful Grand Master of Ohio F and A M, attended a reception in the Elyria Masonic Temple with James Nichols George Woodruff Mason Powers Arthur Dushenske Orva Hastings David Pelton Harvey Hopkins and Ford Hastings. Mrs Edward Haynes and guests from the Current Topics Club met in Cleveland for a luncheon. W R C tea attendees included Mrs H M Powers and Corps members from Obderini Wellington and Lorain. Dinner guests in Elyria included Dr and Mrs Carl Gott and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
S. H. Squire
Elyria
F. and
A. M
Ohio
Masonic Temple
James Nichols
George Woodruff
Mason Powers
Arthur Dushenske
Orva Hastings
David Pelton
Harvey Hopkins
Ford Hastings
Cleveland
Edward Haynes
Tapics Club of
Finlay
Carter Hotel
Lucy Leiby
Minnie Gott
Gertrude Moshier
Grant Leiby
Ralph Hacker
H. M. Powers
W. R
Elsrna
Powers
Obderini
Wellington
Lorain
H. S. Gott
Kathryn
Elizabeth
Carl Gott
Sun
Poverty Party Brings Costume Fun to Jolly Friendship Club
Poverty Parity members and six guests visited Mrs Otto Miller on West Maintreet Wednesday with Mrs Leon Hastings assisting. Members wore costumes， generating amusement. Mrs Car Buell of Pen Held won the best costume prize. A chicken dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Party Treaty
Jolly Friendship Club
Otto Miller
West Maintreet
Leon Hastings
Car Buell
Burial of Former Resident at Shiloh
Mrs. Joseph E. Pettit, who died in Cleveland last week, was buried at Shiloh on Thursday Oct 26. The Pettits lived here 1902-03 when the father was school superintendent. their son Heten died years ago. Pettits’ current work places him in Batleland schools as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Joseph E. Pettit
Cleveland
Various Social Notes and Personal Anniversaries Mentioned
The item lists Osborns, Curtiss, Rawson, Allen, and Ashland families with names of guests and events. It references a Red Cross drive at Grange, a St Luke's visit in Cleveland, a clinic operation next Thursday, a Ham weed party hosted by Mrs May fan Derham and Mr Robert Carruth, and a 82.2 wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Rehner. The piece also notes a road and railroad details and a sea-faring phrase origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mayfan Derham
Robert Carruth
Haliow Fen
Elyria town line L A and W M S meet at Ly ria road
Nov 7 Mrs J Delefield hosts joint meeting of South Ridge Ladies Aid and Womens Missionary societies at her home Nov sth MOTORED TO WOOSTER Mr and Mrs C Schubert son Oliver and Mr and Mrs J H Delefeld motor to Wooster Sunday visited Mrs Anta Haas EB C Schubert called on J and Mrs Ervin Eldred of West Ridge Friday evening Welfare League met Murray Ridge Welfare Inc with Mrs Ll W Sp sberg presiding Cotton Estoria township sites. Pills made for Red Cross pillow line handed out to members to be returned next meeting Learner met Mrs George Fridenstine of Murray Ridge Friday those present Ther Frese Elisabeth Grills Gannet and George Fridensting of Murray Ridge Mrs H M Tapper and Mrs Hawkins of West Ridge Mrs J H Delefeld Mrs E C Sennbert Miss Irma Spisceiberg and the host In the 13th century a viewent storm in the North Sea washed flatland and formed the Zayder Zen which penetrates deeply into a country although any a few a r e cheap Taking the Japanese Empire shore nearly two-thirds of 's surface is forest covered
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S&s Canarr
Merie Lehman
Howardth
Datchier
Carlisle
Lettie Klinecz
de Monroz
Cora Desatue
W. P. Chamberlain
F. L. Chamberiain
Kenneth Chamberlain
Bay Village
Gordon Chamberlain
East Cleveland
W. A. Renner
Cleveland
Lee Kinnect
Gary Durkee
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Jack McAlpine
Fair Grove
Mich
Noah Holcomb
la Grange
Estella Aldrich
W. D. Johnson
Spencer
H. B. Belden
P. H. Rogers
Lena Schmidt
Lakewood
Myron Sooy
Ben Sooy
F Dewey Aldrich
George Hamberger
Mart Aungst
Aldrich
Esther Pfeiffer
Memorial Hospital
Bert Schaeffer
F. E. Schriver
H. ¥. Haley
Elyria
Schriver
Gilbert Diedrich
Mr. Schriver
Haley
Tropf
L. A
Lyria Townline Road
Welfare League
Murray Ridge
Rthar Frese
Elizzabeth Grills
Gannet
George Fridensting
H. M. Tapper
North Sea
Penfield PTA Meeting Briefs and Local News
Nov 7 meeting of the Penfield PTA featured a program by Howard Andrew Channon of Oberlin with violin pieces by Einar Holst and piano by Marjorie Shields. 4-H demonstrations were shown by girls led by Jean Birt. Local residents, including Amy Ferriman and Dorothy Smith, attended events in nearby Cleveland and Mantua. The M E Society held a large covered dish dinner and quilting work, with Penfield residents also traveling to Monroeville for the Ohio Corn Field Day at the Arthur Ft. Henry farm on Route 20.
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P.T. A
Noving O
Parete Association
Endance
Cou DY
Charles
Howard Andrew Channon
Oberlin
Einar
Jean Birt
Amy Ferriman
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Dorothy Smith
Abizal
Jexysie Lindsley
Cleveland
Mayfield Road
Jump
Penfield
Fay Boise
E. L. Pierce
Dell Spencer
Mantau
M. E. Society
Leonard Bradstock
Lawrence Betts
Penfinld
Monroeville
Ohio
Birthday and Anniversary Events in Columbia and Nearby Homes
Mrs. Theodre Roth hosted relatives for aunt Mary Healey's birthday. A. D. Carpenter and son Wilbur hosted Suns guests in Pittsfield. The R. K. Carpenter home welcomed visitors from Ridgeville Wayland and Elyria. Sunset Group invited to dinner. L. A. S. met with Russell Carpenter. several officers named. A surprise party honored Russell and Mrs. Carpenter on their first anniversary with many neighbors in attendance.
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Columbia
Theodore Roth
Mary Healey
A. D. Carpenter
Wilbur
Carpenter
Pittsfield
Harold Carp
Ridgeville
RB. Eicher
Wayland
Ohio
R. K
L. A
Robert Stenjens
Berea
Chit. Stephens
Roth
Milbury
Wood County
John Sneil
Percy Kohl
Lirvee Dunnell
Treas
Hazel Cignish
Suns
Mra
Hie Carpe
Millie
Russell Carpe
Ray Darkee
Leland Durkee
Bert Crowell
Darzh- Aer
Cleon Crowe
Hazen Tite
Minnie Tie
Waton
Carl Davidson
Local Notes From Lorain and Nearby Towns
Son of Belden Fred Tite and Miss Alice Wimpeony of Lorain, along with Mr and Mrs Merle Phelps of Grafton, noted in society snippets. Miss Jessie Adams visiting Berea residents, with others from Elyria and Ashtabula mentioned in brief social roundups. A Halloween dance at Columbia Ball drew twelve dollars for costume contests, with many character outfits on display, and local visits spanning O S Darby to Hur County events. The Alpha Group of the L A & met with Mrs Ralph Ringe, sixteen Indies and five children attended, and Mrs Herman Leach led a business meeting with devotional guidance by Mrs L Ring.
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Belden
Fred Tite
Alice Wimpeony
Lorain
Merle Phelps
Grafton
Jessie Adams
Ralph Jerman
Berea
Zarl
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Adams
Ashtabula
Larse Hallowe
Columbia Ball
Clyde
Mildred Gest
Fern Gest
O, S
S Darby
L Ring
Hathaway Olive Kapwood host meetings in Eaton
In Eaton, the Ladies’ Aid groups plan meetings for Thursday afternoon and evening. Regular board discussions at the church, Bible study on drama, and a forthcoming play are noted. Next Sunday a sermon titled A Potter's Field for Thirty Pieces of Silver is planned, with Mrs Hopwood and Mrs Cornish on a Cleveland trip. The season opener basketball game against Brownhill is set for Nov 14 at Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hopwood
Mamie Cornish
Joan Henrie
Cleveland
Inter
Brownhim
Avon
W. If
Giles
Rhter
Blm
Ross
Eland
Vala
Berea
Mt Frids
Henan
Local Society Notes From Grafton And Valley City
Mrs. Belden Belune hosted guests Chas Wika Vir Ernest Landin and others this week at the clove of the games. Mrs. John Clark won prizes while Mrs. Dainae Sohnrget led the meat meet at Mrs. Agihur’s home in Grafton. Hostess Mrs. Seckt presided at the Pinnehes lab on Thursday with three tattes and prizes to Mrs. Jonas Ruies and Mrs. Daniel Belden. Ernest Landin and Herman Wie attended the mon Talsting of the Women’s Valley City. Newsney curtains were bought for the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belune
Chas
Wika
Ernest Landin
John Clark
Dainee
Seckt
Pinnehes
Jona Ruies
Daniel Belden Ata
Neshett
AL de. Wits
Herman Wie
Women’s Valley City
Lake Avenue Women And Associations Meet For Cards and Seals
The Lake Avenue Woman's Association met at Mrs. Harvey Green's home with fifteen members and decided to sell Christmas cards. Lake Avenue Talent Teachers Association discussed Christmas seals and tuberculosis and agreed to take over district sales. Local high school basketball trials loom as season opens with a game against Clearview on the Relden floor. Nearby visits include Henry Brausessemanga of North Olmsted and others at the Chas. Wise home. A 3744s petitioned Congress for steam power research funds amid debate on feasibility and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Woman's Association of the Community Church
Harvey Green
Iwitch Clearview
Relden
Henry Brauessemanga
North Olmsted
Chas. Wise
Tyeday
Joseph Eyring
Sam, Dick
Cleveland
Toronto professors patent sulphur from waste gases
Two University of Toronto researchers Dr C Boswell and G P Beal patent a method to extract sulphur from waste gases emitted by smelters and mines. They say over 1,000 tons daily could be processed, potentially meeting Canadian needs and reducing $34 million annual imports. Commercial viability depends on process cost, with industry interest already shown.
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Toronto
Ont
University of Toronto
Mr. C. Boswell
Ahe
G. P. Beal
Chemical Engineering Department
Chemscs
Canada
United States
New York Artists and Ozark lore lure Spring writers
New York reports a surge of literary activity as artists and writers prepare to camp among Ozark mountain folk next spring. Harold Bell Wright’s literary hold remains strong, while Hollywood studios eye Ozark dialect and folklore for fresh material.
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New York
Hollers and Hills
Harold Bell Wright
Hollywood
Ozark
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Alove
Havana
Manana
Marton
Moon
Will Nichols
Joe Bickel
Jessie Berkmeier
Rita Hull
Stone
Glenn Berkmermingham
Masons Elf OT
Fland A
Tyler Chester Jacks
Hahn
Bries
Edeward Haynes
R. Ashland
Vinnus Rehner
Ind
Harold Jameyson
Freeman
Malcolm Keine
Kelner
Jata
Rat
Drapien
Seaer
Eason
Pete Corns
Kre NP Fk
Peredi
Elyria Town Line
Wooster
C. Schubert
Oliver
J. H. Deledeld
Yooster
Anta Haas
S, EB. C. Schubert
Ervin Eldred
We. Rides
Vette Old Home Town
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Cvecker
Wei
Clarion
Baxters
Lee W. Stanley Central Press
Pridge Clvb
Newsney
R. M. Miller
Anna Beck
John Fitch
Contrese
Asd
Prt
Mshiv
Fitch
McIntyre
Fred Knowles
Burns Mantle
Madison Avenue
Milady
Golely
Rialto
Charles B. Dillingham
George N. Armsby
San Francisco
Manhattan
London
Paris
Esquire
Lardner
Ring Lardner, Jr
Ernest Hemingway
Spain
John the Baptists
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
England
Crooks Coal Co
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