Lois Corbin’s Turbulent Chicago Love Triangle Unfolds
Lois Corbin, a pretty working girl, moves with friend Margaret after quarrels with Bruce Durand, heir to a Chicago fortune. She battles gossip over a dress theft, ends engagement rumors, and moves to Rush Street with Arlene and Margaret, facing loneliness and a tense home life as she contemplates a fresh start.
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Chad
Lois Corbin
Bruce Durand
Charles Durand
Chicago
Bruce
Lots
Arlene
Margaret
Lois
Clark Street
Enis
Lauis
le Calla
Ariene
Mrs. Mahoney
Arene
Lew
Firuces
Volf
Tam
Loss
Les
Margret
Grace
Arione
Las
South Ridge Attends Circle Meeting
Mrs. Edward Stang attended a meeting of Circle No. 1 of St. Paul's in South Ridge on November 9, with the gathering noted as part of local club activities.
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South Ridge
Edward Stang
St. Paul's
Dramm Heads South on Florida Business Trip
Carl Dramm leaves Elyria church on Thursday for a Florida business trip expected to last about six weeks. He travels by motor, planning to return then.
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Florida
Carl Dramm
Moter
Dramatic Club to Present Quack Quack and Other Plays
The Dramatic Club met for rehearsals under director Eugene Stang. Plays include Quack Quack The Fatal Necklace and Antoinette Comes to Town to be staged at the school house soon. Also notes on visits and club activities.
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Dramatic Club
Eugene Stang
Quack
Antoinette
Amherst Residents Change Homes and Aid Society Meets
Carl Henes and Mrs Elmer Bisel and daughter from Amherst relocate. Gc W Young family moves from Gould tenant house to Elyria. Henrietta church Aid Society meets Rev and Mrs Amore at parsonage, devotionals by president Mrs Currier. Members plan to earn a dollar and present it next meeting. December exchange gifts. Dinner guests include Rev I H Amore and son Robert of Oberlin Road. Mrs Knittle aids her mother at Brownhelm home.
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Lewis Kroehle
Cleveland
Edward Stang
Eugene
Carl Borg
Oberlin Road
Raunday
Henry Smatch
Elyria
Henry Delefield
Elizabeth Fowl
Miriam
Iarland Schlechter
Henrietta
Charles Farnaworth
Buddy
Wellington
Smith-Peabody
Clarence Peabody
C. Farnsworth
AID Society
Henrietta Hichurch
Mra. T. Hi. Amore
Currier
I. H. Amores
Robert
George Longbrake
Aged couple honored at 60th wedding anniversary in LaGrange
Mrs. Sylvanus Behner and her husband marked six decades of marriage with a community gathering at their LaGrange home on November 2. Attendees included relatives from Norwood Canada Cleveland Elyria Oberlin Medina Valley City and other Lorain County towns. Family members recounted four generations and nine grandchildren while Rev Jumper led a service and gifts were exchanged.
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Sylvanus Behner
Norwood
Canada
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Medina
Valley City
Brunswick
Lorain County
Milton
Arthur I
Bert F. Behner
Judge Gott
H. Strickler
Elynma
Jump
M. EB. Church
Behner
M. I
Jumper
LaGrange
Ohio
Arthur L. Behner
Lloyd
Floyd Behner
Audrey Fox
Candace
Sylvanus
Anne
Jenel Alvey
Alice Behner
Maxine Letsom
Maurice
Carlton
Lucy
Margaret
Michael
Stanislawski
Juanita
Fot
Adlerika Promised Quick Sleep Relief From Gas
An advertisement claims gas in the upper bowel disrupts sleep and nervousness. It promotes Adlerika as a German remedy that cleanses both upper and lower bowels to wash out poisons and improve sleep, urging readers to buy today for a quick effect. The ad is signed by druggist C. W. Phillips.
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C. W. Phillips
Drugelst
Ady
Grandchild Visitors Register at Family Gathering
Mrs Lucy Behner Stanishawski of West Virginia sent greetings to the family in Ohio. Sylvanus Behner’s sister Mrs Sarah Freese of Brunswick and Mr and Mrs L L Wheeler joined as relatives at a total of 142 visitors. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs Edith Tran Mrs Emma Tran and Mrs Effie Behner.
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Grandpa
Grandma. Behner
Lucy Behner
Stanishawski
West Virginia
Sarah Freese
Brunswick
Ohio
Sylvanus Behner
L. L. Wheeler
Silvanus Behner
Edith Tran
Emma Tran
Effie Behner
Bob Taylor Chronicle Telegram Carrier
Bob Taylor delivers the Chronicle Telegram to twenty eight regular customers daily from Stop 8 Lake Avenue. A fifteen year old Elyria High sophomore, he has three sisters and pets, including a collie and a cat. His hobby is making things and repairing household items. He enjoys baseball and plans to study engineering as a draftsman after graduation.
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Bob Taylor
Chronicle-Telegram
Bob
Stop 8
Lake Avenue
Elyria High School
Rod
Editors Urge Closer Unity at Pan American Conference
Jacksonville hosts a Pan American Conference this month under MacMurray College. Editors professors bankers and diplomats will discuss revolutions in Latin America their causes and effects with talks by Joseph N. Jones United Press foreign editor and Dr Andrew N Cleven University of Pittsburgh professor. A banquet will feature Miss Agnes MacPhail and Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes.
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Jacksonville
Cieser
United States
MacMurray College
Mlinois Woman's College
Latin America
Joseph N. Jones
United Press Association
Jones
United Press
South America
Andrew N. Cleven
University of Pittsburgh
November Gulf Road PTA meeting and Scout plan
The Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association met at the Sheffield schoolhouse with good attendance. A talk on dental care and solos preceded business, which approved reports and announced a Boy Scout club with Herman Bloom as scout master to meet at the Guy Findley club house on Abbe Road. A ditch hearing at Sheffield Lake Village is set for Sunday afternoon and nearby property owners are urged to attend.
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Sheffield
Gulf Road
Parent Teachers’ Association
R. L. Walker
Elyria
Clyde Roth
L. Haglund
Herman Bloom
Guy Findley
Elaine Benedict
Paul Benedict
Cleveland Hospital
Luceda Manchester
Leota Ricco
Doctor Garber Awarded Damages After Seventeen Years
In Detroit, Dr James N Garber received $2000 in damages from an automobile accident after a 17 year wait. Delay was caused by the deaths of three attorneys and one defendant Philip Gordon. Judge granted judgment against living defendant Sidney Stone.
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Detroit
James N. Garber
Philip Gordon
Sidney Stone
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