Surprising Secret Delights After Dinner Yacht Party
Guests aboard a private yacht share a lavish dinner as Erma, Marion, and Kerma charm Stuart. Count Diavino and Lord Withington mingle with Patricia while a planned surprise unfolds later. Marion shows independence and hints at future influence as Stuart reveals a pile of cablegrams, signaling more plot twists to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerma
Stuart
Lizetta
Marion
Count Diavinl
Patricia
Lord Withington
Kerma
Masons Attend East Elyria Reception and Local Club Events
Local Masons led by Worshipful Grand Master S. H. Squire attended a reception at Elyria’s Masonic Temple with members James Nichols George Woodruff Mason Powers Arthur Dushenske Orva Hastings David Pelton Harvey Hopkins and Ford Hastings. Other social events include Cleveland Current Topics Club luncheon at Carter Hotel with guests Mrs Edward Haynes Mrs Luer Leiby Minis Gott and Mrs Gertrude Moshier, and a W R C tea in Ebrria where Mrs Powers participated.
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
Current Topics Club of
Carter Hotel
Luer Leiby
Minis Gott
Gertrude Moshier
Grant Leiby
Ralph Hacker
Local Notes Highlight October Halloween Events and Family News
Osborn and Osborn families in Nay Villaze support Red Cross drive in La Grange. Betty Hoffman visited Elyria. Halloween party at Mrs Marian Denham's home with guests including Harrison Rawson and Arthur Allen families from Michigan and Lansing. Mrs Arthur Jones plans a medical procedure next Thursday. Births noted at St Hospital in Cleveland. Litchy area social visits and friendly gatherings described alongside church announcements and local travels.
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B. Rawson
Harrison Rawson
Jackson
Mich
Arthur Alien
Lansing
Marian Denham
Robert Carruth
la Tela
Perplexing Phrase From Maritime Roots Sparks Debate
A fragmented historical note hints that the expression eat a perk traces to a sea peril linked to ship safety and a damaged voyage, while also noting Java's infrastructure with roads and about 3,069 miles of railways. The garbled text suggests uncertainty surrounding origin and regional transport density.
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Java
Funeral Rites for Isaac Root Held at Belden M E Church
Isaac Root died after a weeklong illness at his Belden home aged 73. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Belden M E Church with Rev E R Hanes officiating. Edith Steiner sang Lead Kindly Light and No Night There. Nellie Lehman was accompanist. Pallbearers were J J Merrill, A E Merritt, George Burrer, C D Lehman, H B Belden, B T Nesbett. Burial was in Belden Cemetery. Root, born Sept 17 1847, married Hattie Norton in 1869. four sons Aaron Norton and Arthur at home Norton in Toledo and Warren in Cleveland. three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive. Mrs Root died Jan 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrer
C. D. Lehman
H. B. Belden
B. T. Nesbett
Belden
Mr. Root
Pittsfield
Mass
Isaac Root
Hattie Norton
Litchfield
Aaron and
Norton Root
Toledo
Arthur
Warren
Cleveland
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Schriver Family For Sunday School
Martha Jane Schriver hosted a Sunday School class party at her home with Mrs. George Myers teaching. Children wore costumes and enjoyed games and refreshments. Attendees included Bernice Buckingham Jeanne Wise Florence Wise Ann Rule Nadine Lehman Martha Jane Schriver Neil Wise Jack Rule Virginia Canary War Peach Merle Lehman and Mrs. Myers.
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Martha Jane Schriver
George Myers
Hallowe'en
Schriver
Bernice Buckingham
Jeanne Wise
Florence Wise
Ann Rule
Nadine Lehman
Neil Wise
Jack Rule
Virginia Canary
War Peach
Merle Lehman
Myers
Howard Klinect
Kenneth
Betty Jean
Carlisle
Earl Durkee
Lottie Klinect
Effie Hill
Doris Monroe
Cora Donahue
Elyria
W. Deichard
W. P. Chamberlain
F. L. Chamberlain
Kenneth Chamberlain
Bay Village
Gordon Chamberlain
East Cleveland
W. A. Renner
Cleveland
Lee Kinnect
Guy Durkee
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Jack McAlpine
Pair 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
Dewey Aldrich
George Hamberger
Mart Aungst
Aldrich
Esther Pfeiffer
Memorial Hospital
Bert Schaeffer
F. E. Schriver
H. Y. Haley
Gilbert Diedrich
Haley
Tropt of
Martel
Berea
Elyria Town Line L A and W M S Meet and Local Ongoing
Mrs J Detefield hosts a joint meeting of the South Ridge Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Societies at her home on Wednesday afternoon November. Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and son Oliver, with Mr and Mrs J H Delefele, motored to Wooster Sunday to visit Mrs Ansa Haae. Welfare League met with Mrs L W Terg. pillow slips to be made for Red Cross. Attendees included Arthur Fees, Elizabeth Grills, H Gannet, George Fridenstine, H M Tapper, Miss Hawkins, and others. A note on medieval storm and geography appears among stray items.
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L. A
Elyria Townline Road
Wooster
E. C. Schubert and Son
Oliver
J. H. Delefele
Ansa Haae
Welfare League
Murray Ridse Welfare Leacce
L. W
Murray Ridge
Arthur Fees
Elizabeth Grills
H. Gannet
George Fridenstine
Murra Ridge
H. M. Tapper
Hawkins
West Ridge
J. H. Derefield
Schubert
Irma Spiszriberg
Penfield P.T.A. Meeting Highlights Community Events
The Penfield Parent-Teachers Association met November 2 with strong attendance. Charles Wood led the business session, followed by talks from Howard Andrews and Dr. Channon of Oberlin. Violin solos by Einar Helstrom accompanied by Marjorie Shields delighted attendees. 4-H girls demonstrated summer projects, led by Miss Jean Birl. Mrs. Amy Ferriman visited family in Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs. Dorothy Smith attended the N. E. O. Teachers’ Convention in Cleveland. Local couples hosted visits, and the M. E. Society held a covered-dish quilting session. Penfield folk also attended the Ohio Corn Field Day at Arthur J.V. Heary Farm on Route 20 in Monroeville.
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Penfield
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Charles Wood
Howard Andrews
Channon
Oberlin
Einar Helstrom
Marjory Shields
Wellington
Jean Birl
Amy Ferriman
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Dorothy Smith
Abigal
Jassie Lindsley
Cleveland
Mayfield Road
Jump
Fay Boise
E. L. Pierce
Dell Spencer
Mantau
M. E. Society
Leonard Bradstock
Lawrence Betts
Monroeville
Ohio
Arthur JV. Heary
Route 20
Halloween Party At Columbia Ball Room Highlights Community
The report notes a Hallowe en dance at the Columbia ball room with prizes of twelve dollars for costumes. It mentions several local residents and visitors including Miss Jessie Adams and Miss Earl, plus various calls and visits among families in Lorain Berea Ashtabula Elgin Hur on County and Elgin. The Alpha Group of the L A 5 met with Mrs Ralph Ring with sixteen women and five children attending.
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Jessie Adams
Ralph An O
Berea
N Earl
Elerta
Earl Adams
Ashtabula
Columbia
Clyde
Mildred Gest
Forn Gest
Miss Darby
Palaseck
Hummel
Elgin
Orro Groeker
Ralph Ring
Willard Hathaway
Huron County
Herman Leach
Leslie Ring
Birthday and anniversary gatherings around Pittsfield area
Mrs. Theodore Roth honored aunt Mary Healey Moneny’s birthday with relatives. A. D. Carpenter and son Wilbur hosted in Pittsfield. Harold Carp and Miss Eicher visited from Ridgeville and Wayland, Ohio. Edna Reising plans Sunset Group Methodist dinner on Wednesday with three hosts. Robert Stepina and Chal Stephens visited from Berea, while Roy Osborne and sister traveled from Cleveland to Michigan. Ena Church of Christ L A S met with forty attendees. A surprise party celebrated Russell Carpenter and wife’s first wedding anniversary with twenty-seven guests.
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Columbia
Theodore Roth
Mary Healey Moneny
A. D. Carpenter
Wilbur
Pittsfield
Harold Carp
Ridgeville
Eicher
Wayland
Ohio
R. K
Methodist
L. A
Robert Stepina
Berea
Chal
Stephens Thursd
Wood County
John Steil
Roy Osborne
Cleveland
Osborne
Michigan
Pierce
Elsie
Mich
Ena Church of Christ
Russell Carpenter
Frank Honey
Peale Bay
Fern Cornish
Percy Kohl
Sec'y
Jarres Dunnell
Treas
Hazel Cornish
Erc Carpenter
Millie
Eaton group meetings and church events in Lodi area
Mr and Mrs E M Hathaway and Mrs Olive rwood attended events in Lodi including Lind es group meetings at several homes. The board meets Thursday at the church and discussions focus on drama Bible study. Sports recap notes boys won 36 to 28, girls lost 16 to 2 at a Berea game.
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Hopwood
Cornish
John He
W. HL Giles
Phter
M. Tass
Berea
Hopswsad Serishiet
Pinochle and Bridge Winners Highlight Valley City Clubs
In Belden on November 7 a Wad y oAtternoon Bridge event awarded a five prize to Mrs. John Park as Chas Wise and Ernest Landin led a Ruth. At the Pineshie Club hostess Chas Seckt oversaw play with prizes to Mrs. John Hates Mrs. Daniel Belden and Mrs. Charter Neshett. The Tent Hostess was Mrs. A. I. Whe. Also noted were briefs on Lane and Valley City union activities and new state cards for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wady oAtternoon Bridge
Chas
Ernest Landin
John Park
Eines Sshurget
Arthur Bennett
Grafton
Chas. Seckt
John Hates
Daniel Belden
Charter Neshett
A. I
Test Landin
Herman Thement
Ecotne Women 8 Union
Valley City
Lake Avenue women meet for Christmas card sale planning
The Lake Avenue Women of the Community Church meet with fifteen members, led by Mrs. R. M. Miller. They decide to sell Christmas cards and host refreshments. The Lake Avenue Parent Teachers Association also convened with strong turnout, hearing L. B. Hindman discuss Christmas seals and tuberculosis and vote to handle seal sales districtwide.
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R. M. Miller
Anna Beck
L. B. Hindman Spears
Lake Avenue
Parent- Teachers Association
Ion
L. B. Hindman
Toronto professors claim waste gases yield sulphur for Canada
University of Toronto researchers Dr. M. C. Boswell and G. P. Beal report a new process to extract sulphur from mine and smelter waste gases. They say more than 1000 tons daily could be treated, potentially meeting Canadian needs as imports total about 4.09 million dollars yearly. Commercial viability hinges on process cost, with interest from companies but no figures yet.
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Logan
Havana
Marlon
Marion
Toronto
University of Toronto
Wiscovers
M. C. Boswell
Organic Chemistry
G. P. Beal
Chemical Engineering Department
Canada
United States
New York Pens Ozark Dream of Spring Escape
A New York literary circle plans a Ozark themed spring retreat among primitive folk, led by Harold Bell Wright’s fort. Hollywood studios eye mountain life, while locals mix hospitality with wary intrusion. Notables like Fred Knowles and Charles B. Dillingham are noted, and Esquire is highlighted as a rising magazine venture. Halifax distance noted at article end.
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New York
Holrors
Hollywood
Ozirk
Hilbilly
Creck Uving
Saulves
Rialto
Charles B. Dillingham
Hoelier
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Solove
Manon
Vw. R. C
HB. M. Powers
Ebrria
H. S. Gott
Kathren
Elizabeth
Carl Gott
Jolly Friendship Club
Otto Miller
West Main Street
Leon Hastings
Car Buell
Will Nichols
Shiloh
Joseph E. Pettit
Ioes
Sire. Ford Hastings
Joe , Bickel
Jessie Berkmeyer
Rita Hull
Stone
Glenn Berkmeyer
Birmingham
Masons
Jas
Danior
Deaton
Pelion
Hopkins
Hahn
Owson
Janior
Epace
Des
Ward Haynes
Harod Jamerson
Henry Wigert
BR. Kelner
Ashland
Rueset
Kelner
Ncl
Elyria Town Line
E. C. Schubert
Ervin Eldred
We. Ridra
North Sea
Holland
U. S
Stanley
Clarion
Baxters Sterree
Lee W. Stanley Central Press
Fred Tite
Miss Hey Wimpenny
Lorain
Mrs
Merle Phelps
Russell Carpen
Ray Durkee
Leland Durker
Bert Crowell
Datzhaer
Cleon Crovell
Hazen Tite
Fagdy
Minnie Tite
Maton
Niace
Carl Davidson
Prridge Club
Mefrts
Ito
Norv
Woman's Association of the Community Church
Harvey Green
Clearview
Henrri Ernexgemaan
North Imsted
Joseph Exring
Chase Wire
Joan Fitch
Congress
Putin
Fitch
Fred Knowles
Burns Mantle
Madison Avenue
Milady
George N. Armsby
San Francisco
Manhattan
London
Paris
Esquire
Lardnaer da Hing Lardner, Jr
Furether
Ernest Hemingway
Spain
John the Baptists
Raggedy Odd
Coprricht
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
England
Silver
CrooksCoal Co
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