Riverboat of Love in the Crockery World
Susan Morrison, a Crockery Co. clerk, rejects Chester Hadley for marriage to Lithwick, a wealthy widower. A letter reveals Susan inherits Great-uncle Cyrus Morrison’s estate, prompting a rushed plan and a trip to South Bendick to meet lawyer Peaslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Morrison
John Lithwick
Crockery
Chester Hadley
the Concern
Lithwick
Cyrus Morrison
Susan
South Bendick
Mr. Lithwick
Cyrus
Lake Avenue Women Elect Officers and Plan Holiday Events
The Lake Avenue Community Church Women’s Association held their November meeting at Mrs. R. E. Taylor’s home. Officers elected were President Mary Crosker Vice President W V Schaeffer and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Harald Starker. They planned a Christmas party a tureen dinner a gift exchange and a bazaar for December 19. The Christmas party will be at Mrs Edith Miller’s home. Additionally Fred Bonner remains in serious condition at Memorial Hospital. Several residents hosted an oyster supper for attendees including Mr and Mrs Harry Kreps Mr and Mrs Charles Heid and daughter Raneli and Mr and Mrs Hummelbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ave
Women’s Association of the
Lake Avenue Community Church
R. E. Taylor
Mary Crosker
W. V. Schaeffer
Harald Starker
Edith Miller
Fred Bonner
Memorial Hospital
Harry Kreps
Della Kreps
Charles Heid
Raneli
Lake Ave Schol Honor Roil Eighth Grade Honors
Lake Ave school issues list of honors with top averages in subjects. Robert Jab bush and Dudley Horning receive seventh grade honors along with Walter Crandal and Gerald Laver for sixth grade. Louise Jab- sentence ends abruptly indicating continuation.
Unclear listing of names and placements
A fragmented record lists several individuals with ordinal placements and pairs across multiple categories. Readable items include John Brown Eleanor Kara and Phillis Schmitkons as first place collaborators among others such as Hilda Binder Edwin Cotton Vivian Posey Dorothy Waterman Ted Takacs Jane Baker LaVerne Schmitkons Evelyn Jabbush and bush Fifth Fourth Second.
Keen Kutters Klub Hosts Tureen Dinner at Local Home
The Keen Kutters Klub will meet at the home of Mrs. William Behrike and her daughter Mrs. J. Jackson on Thursday November 19 for a tureen dinner. Guests at a recent supper honoring N. O. Worthington's 60th birthday included Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jenkens of Akron Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greber and son Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller and daughter Ruby and sons Clyde Richard and Dale. A Scofield reference Bible with a stiff back was lost at Lake Ave Sunday school from Mrs. J. Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutters Klub
William Behrike
J. Jackson
J. D. Jenkens
Akron
Walter Greber
Kenneth
R. H. Miller
Ruby
Clyde
Richard
Dale
N. O. Worthington
Elvrra
Scofield
Lake Ave
J. Houk
D. D. Club Meets With Mrs Sudro on Graf ton Road
The D. D. club will meet with Mrs. William Sudro on Graf ton road this Saturday November 21. Thanksgiving baskets will be packed for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Club
William Sudro
Grafton Road
Baptismal guests attend service at home event
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Deiervield and Mrs. V. Cook were guests at a baptismal service held at the home, reflecting a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Deiervield
V. Cook
Becks Celebrate Christening of Twin Babies James Joyce
In South Amherst on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Edward Beck er and family marked the christening of their twin babies named James and Joyce in a family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Becker
South
Amherst
James
Joyce
Pferrer Speaks at Birmingham M. E. Church Event
Rev. R. G. Pferrer delivered the address at the M. E. Church in Birmingham on Thursday evening, drawing local attendees and offering insights from his lecture.
Church Services Notice for Sunday
Sunday services announced for November 22. Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m.
Community Club Meeting at Schoolhouse Tuesday Evening
The Community Club will meet at the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening November 24. Mrs Milton Schlechter and Mrs R G Pferrer will lead the program featuring special music. W L Vaughn of Elyria will give a travel talk about Europe last summer and the Olympic games. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schlechter
R. G. Pferrer
W. L. Vaughn
Elyria
Europe
Local Social News and Family Visits Across Towns
George Martin and Miss Jerse Wagener of Flyrna visited at the Smith Peabody home. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fre attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delefield honoring Mr. and Mrs. Heart Freeland. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Seely and son Carl of LaGrange visited relatives here Monday evening. Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Pferrer attended a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Kelgle in Henrietta. William Kantor of Lorain was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Frere and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Frye and son Joseph Edward visited the former’s mother and brother, Mrs. Joseph Frre and Gilbert Frre in Lorain also called on Mrs. Frre’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kantor of North Ridge Sunday. The Aryans of 2000 B. C. brewed a spirited alcohol which they drank to Pushan the Pathfinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Jerse Wagener
Flyrna
Smith-Peabody
E. C. Fre
Peter Delefield
Heart Freeland
Byron Seely
Carl
LaGrange
R. G. Pferrer
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Kelgle
Henrietta
William Kantor
Lorain
E. C. Frere
E. C. Frye
Joseph Edward
Joseph Frre
Gilbert Frre
Help Bladder Results Guaranteed
Drink six glasses boiled or distilled water daily. If poor bladder action causes getting up nights frequent desire scanty flow burning or backache help flush out acids and impurities by improving elimination. Use Eachu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs into green tablets. Say Bukets to any druggist. If not pleased in four days get your 25c. Bukets advertised by C. C. Bowers Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bowers
Circle 3 Women’s Union gathers for Christmas party plans
Mrs. E H Mays hosted Circle 3 of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church at Park avenue Amherst with Mrs. William Mischka leading a program of song devotions readings and missionary notes. A December Christmas party at Mrs L Roemer’s home includes a tureen dinner program gift exchange and contests with honors to Mrs S L Wottring and Mrs Erwin Ehlert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst. O
E. H. Mays
Park Avenue
Circle 3
Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical and
Amelia Deuschie
Erwin Ehlert
L. Roemer
S. L. Wottring
Rwin "Plert
Court of Honor Highlights Summer Achievements
Visitors delivered talks after the Court of Honor, recognizing accomplishments from the past summer during the event.
Local Democratic Women Meet at Oberlin Inn
Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs held a tea at the Oberlin Inn on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. J. B. Egeland Mrs. E. C. Stiwald Mrs. Ada Braun Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer Mrs. Frank Draves Mrs. Fred Slumska Mrs. Harry Wolf Mrs. Robert Gray Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. Ed Young. A nominating committee was appointed with Mrs. Harold Brown representing the local club. The February meeting will be in Amherst with officer elections at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ladies Aid Quilting Session Plans December Chicken Supper
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church held an all day quilting event at the church parlors. A tureen dinner was served at noon for ten members. The business session was led by president Mrs. Gus P. Zilch and devotions by Mrs. B. H. Ryan. Plans were made for the December 8 chicken supper with committees named to run dining, decorations, advertising and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Gus P. Zilch
B. H. Ryan
Jessie McLean
H. A. Standen
George Decker
Henry Schroeder
Ruby Guild
C. O. Masters
I. G. Maxwell
A. J. Bauer
Fred Hopkins
J. B. England
Community gatherings and meetings listed for town groups
The text notes a regular Eagles auxiliary meeting at Eagle Hall with good attendance desired. It mentions a card party by the legion and auxiliary at Town Hall. It invites all interested in Brownheim Community Christmas plans to meet at Brownheim school house at 7 30 p m.
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Eagles’ Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
Town Hall
Brownheim
Funeral Rites for Vance Rose Held at Brownhelm Church
Largely attended funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Brownhelm Congregational Church for Vance Rose who was killed while hunting Mondar. The Rev. R. B. Allbright officiated and burial followed in Brownhelm Cemetery with relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Rose
Brownhelm Congregational Church
R. BE. Allbright
Brownkelm
Amherst Scouts Hold Open Court of Honor Dinner
Amherst Boy Scout Troop No. 122 of Firelands Area Council held an open Court of Honor supper at St Joseph's school hall Wednesday evening. The event featured a 12 piece orchestra from Legion Post No. 150 Troop of Lorain and group singing led by Rev. C. A. Bantham of Avon. Robert Essig led the candle light ceremony and presented the challenge as various troop members received honors.
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Amherst Boy Scout
Firelands Area
Counci
St Joseph’s School Hall
Legion Post No. 150
Lorain
C. A. Bantham
Avon
Robert Essig
Amherst Scout
Frametown and Lorain Elyria Residents Highlighted
From Frametown West Virginia the report notes residents and many more from Lorain and Elyria joining the scene. The fragment suggests a local gathering or event drawing participants from these communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frametown
West Va
Lorain and
Elyria
Hospital News Births in Berlin Heights and Vermilion
Mrs. Harold Leimbach of Berlin Heights was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy. She was formerly Miss Irma Lau. Mrs. C. H. Ladrach of Vermilion is the mother of a baby girl born Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leimbach
Berlin Heights
Wwas
Leimbach
Irma Lau
C. H. Ladrach
Vermilion
Gypsy Rose Lee charms New York society visitors
New York society notes Gypsy Rose Lee ex queen of the Moonlite strip teases continues her social tour in Park Avenue drawing rooms. People who had not met her find a self possessed figure with refined manners and a hint of Bryn Mawr polish. She chats with ease and even Enlists a light spoken French response as she moves through the Dear Noel motif. The crowd hopes for a rush yet she remains poised in her Gramercy penthouse setting.
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New York
Gypsy Rose Lee
Park Avenue
Miss Lee
Bryn Mawr
Noel
Winter Garden
Queens
Gramercy
Muffler fashion flashes through stage and press
The piece notes long running use of the muffler in fashion from stage shows to film stars. It cites Jack Stehanan and Charlot's Revue shaping style and mentions Herbert Marshall Leslie Howard and Ronald Coleman. Ralph Barton Ben Ali Haggin John Baragwanath and Howard Chandler Christy are praised as muffler wearers. Mark Hellinger is quoted as the armored car journalist with a penchant for risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stehanan
Charlot
Herbert Marshall
Leslie Howard
Ronald Coleman
Ralph Barton
Ben Ali Hagzgin
John Baragwanath
Howard Chandler Christy
Grover Whalen Arrives as New Worlds Fair Boss
The Morning arrival of Grover Whalen, new head of the Worlds Fair, brings a brisk start to daily crowds. He enters the Empire State Building in sharp attire, with a blood red rose on the lapel, and a meticulously groomed mustache, presenting a striking public display of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
34Th Street
Grover Whalen
Empire State Building
Whalen
Mystery Writer's Maine Winter Work Echoes In Icebound Labor
The note recalls Arthur Somers Roche composing Loot and A Scrap of Paper on a bleak Maine coast winter. Food and finances were scarce as he turned to writing during the harsh season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sithwick
Arthur Somers Roche
Maine
Notable Figures and Fabled Whimsy in 1936 Reflections
The fragment sketches a collage of public figures and cultural trivia from 1936. It mentions Bert Asbury Arthur J Darke Dashiell Hammett enjoying nature in the Adirondacks and notes Walter Lippmann Louis Armstrong Steve Hannigan and Daniel Frohman in cultural contexts. It also recalls Grandma's jittys and references a vanished period of nervous twitching linked to St. Vitus Dance.
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Bert Asbury
Arthur J. Darke
Dashiell Hammett
Adirosdacks
Richard Night
Walter Lippmann
Louis Armstrong
Steve Hannigan
Stork Club
Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Fund
St. Vitus
McNaught Syndicate
Beauty judged as Missis sippi pageant favors northern looks
Beauties in Tupelo praised with Southern warmth though judge Miss Joe Flord Beas more of the National Beauty pageant favored northern contestants for sheer beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Joe Flord Beasmore
Pin in Lung Six Years Sparks Hospital Finding
Mrs Olga Smith aged 26 carried a hatpin one and a half inches long in her lung for six years without symptoms. An X ray revealed a lung abscess caused by the pin. Doctors removed the pin using two bronchoscopes in a twenty minute operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Olga Smith
Birth rate rises to about one and a half times higher
The report states that America’s birth rate is approximately one and a half times higher than a prior benchmark, indicating a notable increase in births over a reference period. Factors influencing the rise include demographic shifts and policy changes impacting family planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Beechwood Creosote Cough Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement promotes Creosote based Creomission for coughs chest colds and related ailments. It stresses a pleasant palatable blend of Beechwood Creosote with other ingredients claimed to ease symptoms and allow frequent use.
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USAN
Chet
Chester
Eagle Hotel
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Lake Avenue
MRS
Women’s Assn Elects
South Ridge
BP. D. Club
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
M. E. Church
M. E
Birmingham
Commecnity Club
B. C
Pushan
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Oberlin
Stone City
Ahold Court OF Honor
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
Ohio
Hospital News
O. C. McIntyre
Harlem
Farmer's
Sohio
Mark Hellinger
Stanley Walker
Hellinger
Sohicans
Standard Oil
Sohio Pump
Standard Oil Company
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