Lizetta Returns to New York Home and Quiet Resolve
Lizetta arrives at the familiar apartment in New York and sets about restoring warmth and order. She plans to live alone to sort her wishes, avoids contact, and buys sewing items and a doll for Lolly while recalling a somber photo and awaiting a decision about her future. Virginia Kane unexpectedly encounters her on the avenue and urges social engagement while Lizetta declines.
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Lizetta
New York
Stuart
Florida
Phosabe
Phoebe
Litte Lolly
Lisetta
Lizette
Lolly
Zetta
Licetta
Virginia Kane
Virginia
Johen
Libby
Corrine
Patty
Virginis
Philadelphia
Stuart Logan
Carlisle Center P T A Enjoys Christmas Plans and Play
Carlisle Nov 25 a large group of Carlisle Center Parent Teachers Association members and friends met at the school house. President Ford Bachtel led a business session with tentative Christmas program plans and a children’s treat. West Ridge Dramatic Club acted out Kidnapping Betty under Miss Jean Wagner’s direction. Cast included Dan Fielding Gilbert Minnich Nat Meadows Julius Toth Bud Simpson Phillip Sipple Johanna Fielding Pauline Long Mollie Fielding Margaret Pallas Sally Perkins Marion Pallas Buddy Meadows Dorothy Lottmann Prompter Marian Lauer Stage Manager Merrin Grills Property Mistress Lillian Eldred Coffee and sandwiches followed. Next meeting will feature a Christmas party.
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Dan Fielding
Gilbert Minnich
Nat. Meadows
Julius Toth
Bud Simpson
Phillip Sipple
Johanna Fielding
Pauline Long
Mollie Fielding
Margaret Pallas
Sally Perkins
Marion Pallas
Buddy Meadows
Dorothy Lottmann
Marian Lauer
Merrin Grills
Lillian Eldred
Dramatic Club Presents The Spooky Tavern at East Carlisle
The Ran Act Dramatic Club of East Carlisle staged two mystery plays The Spooky Tavern at East Carlisle School Friday evening. Proceeds benefited the Parent-Teachers Association for luncheon use. Dozens of cans of fruit jelly vegetables and a sum of money were collected at the door. Accordion and banjo numbers between acts complemented the program. Manager Witten Glover led the Kan Act Club and supporters praised the cooperation and spirit shown.
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Ran Act Dramatic Club
East Carlisle
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Kan Act Club
Witten Glover
Church Night at LaPorte Methodist Draws Crowd
Regular church night Flipper meeting at the LaPorte Methodist church drew thirty nine attendees. A teen supper preceded the program featuring L C Brevoort and Mrs James Dewhurst. Hindman spoke on Spiritual Mysteries while a colored quartet and soloists entertained. A luncheon later served to large group of pupils at East Carlisle school.
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LaPorte
L. C. Bretoort
James Dewhurst
L. C. Brevoort
Jackson
Lyle Bomsari
L. B. Hindman
Arthur Ebrhe
Archie Welton
Jarvis Dewhurst
L. A
East Carlisle
Frank Harrison
East Carlisle PTA to Meet. La Porte Class Postpones
Mrs Thad Rob son to chair luncheon committee this week. East Carlisle PTA executive board to meet at Mr and Mrs H H Gregg home on the first Friday evening in December. True Blue class supper at La Porte postponed indefinitely due to the death of W B Hamlin.
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Thad Robson
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
East Carlisle
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
True Blue
Methodist Church
la Porte
W. B. Hamlin
Neighborhood Party at Blue Creek Poultry Farm
Mrs. Charles McDaniels and Mrs. Richard Forney hosted thirty neighbors at Blue Creek Farm on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5. Mrs. Arthur E. Giles gave piano solos, socializing followed, and Mrs. Frank Yonker received the guest award as luncheon was served. Mrs. Clifford McDaniels of Elyria attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDaniels
Butternut Ridge Road
Richard Forney
Blue Creek
Arthur E. Giles
Frank Yonker
Clifford McDaniels
Elyria
Thimble Bee Hosts Luncheon for Out of Town Guests
Drs. George Acker entertained members of the Thimble Bee at a one o'clock Monday luncheon. The table featured fall colors and favors and the afternoon was spent socially.
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Thimble Bey
George Acker
Thimble Bee
Dinner Guests and Local Social Roundup in Elshna Area
Local society notes list dinner guests including Mr and Mrs John Spaeth and daughters Marian and Mable, plus Mr and Mrs Harold Stang and Mr and Mrs Hears Rauscher of Chestnut Ridge at the Carl Smith home on Stanford Avenue. Others host and visit families on Butternut Ridge road and Grafton road, with trustees from Carlisle Township taking a trip to Norwalk for business. A hospital update notes Mrs Gilman recovering after an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A Bridge Club event hosted by Mrs Harvey Holmes saw seven Ladies attend and the club plans a Wednesday meeting at the Grafton road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spaeth
Marian
Mable Spaeth
Harold Stang
Hears Rauscher
Chestnut Ridge
Carl Smith
Stanford Avenue
Elshna
Clifford McDaniels
Elyria
Charles McDaniels
Butternut Ridge Road
Frank
Local social notices from Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs Paul Bumgart hosts a noon gathering at Floral Acres. Lady Rowena Circle meets at Mrs Sarah Massey’s Elyria home Tuesday afternoon. Lorain County Beekeepers meet in Amherst at Mr and Mrs O VanHam’s. Mrs Bert Squires hosts Carlisle Neighbourhood Club Thursday. Lloyd Walters family visits Port Clinton. Hamlin family illness in Oberlin prompts parental stay. Amiel Walters and Lon Bergart visit Floral Acres and Avon relatives.
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Paul Bumgart
Floral Acres
E. J. VanAmburgh
Grafton Road
John Resar
East River Road
Carlisle
Butternut Ridge Road
Lloyd Walters
Elizabeth
Howard Killhan
Port Clinton
Paul Hamlin
Oberlin
W. B. Hamlin
Hamlin
Amiel Walters
Lon Bergart
Catherine Bungart
Avon
Joint installation attended by local Veterans group
Mr and Mrs Alfred J Hopkins of Butternut Ridge road and Mr and Mrs Joseph Ton road attended the joint installation of the officers of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary at their new headquarters Monday evening A J Hoparia was installed as senior vice commander Mrs A J Hopkins conductress and Mrs Joseph Muiro patriotic Instructor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Ton Road
Joseph Ton Road
Joseph Wolick
Fuller Road
Uffers of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A.J. Hoparia
Mander
A. J. Hopkins
Joseph Muiro
Lindy Lodge Holds Tuesday Meeting at Whitney Home
Sandy Lodge A called meeting of the Lindy Lodge was held Tuesday evening at the home of Misses Edra and Edith Whitney on the tow road. The Lodge members are taking an active part in the distribution and sale of Christmas seats. After the evening's work was finished, a supper course was served at a table attractive in colors of orchid and green.
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Lindy
Edra
Edith Whitney
Tow Road
Dinner Party At Ridge Road Home Hosts Acker Friends
Mr and Mrs George Acker entertained a group of friends and relatives at their home on Butlernut Ridge road. The table was attractively arranged with bronze chrysanthemums and guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Arter and daughter Lois Mrs Florence Kirshoff of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Frank Gibbe of Rawton Ohio. Rear violin recital guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur E Gites Mrs Erle D Chapman and Miss Otto B Chapman of the degree were in Oberlin Tuesday evening for the Molin res.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Acker
Dingo Wedneedar
Butternut Ridge Road
Dianes
Ralph Arter
Florence Kirshoff
Cleveland
Frank Gibbe
Rawton, Ohin
Arthur E Gites
Erle D. Chapman
Mee
Otto B. Chapman
The
Hegree
Oberlin
Molin Res
Bough
Reece
Lodi
Glenn Spencer Ofmeet Wooster
Greenbank
Spence
Kathbrrn Eliott
W. E. Moore
Polk
Jay Clodwick
Georgia McConnel
Retco Bair
Whitcomb
Curtis Whitcomb
Paris Hails Air Conditioning To Save Wine Cellars
Street noises injure wines in Paris prompt a study showing upper floor cellars may avoid vibration. American hotels and dealers plan to install cellars on upper floors to keep wines between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit. French observers note air conditioning from U S systems aids preservation and prevent flavor changes from traffic vibration and heat.
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Paris
United States
Auguste Nulle
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Luncheon Guests At Finney Chapel Host Home
The Misses Mary Rhinehart and Elizabeth Peterheusel of Cleveland and Mrs. Carl Wentska of Lakewood were luncheon guests Monday at the home of George Acker. Albert Spaulding gave the citation at Finney Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhinehart
Elizabeth Peterheusel
Cleveland
Carl Wentska
Lakewood
Are
George Acker
Local residents host and visit neighbors over weekend
Miss LaVeaughn Yancer gains health after illness confinement on Grafton road. Vernon Lavator from Cleveland visits the Krebs home on Butternut Ridge road. Reverend J H Jones of Columbia calls at Hills home on Chestnut Ridge. Mildred Alexander returns to grandmother Mrs James Alexander after a week with Miss Pearl Godfrey on Murray Ridge. Hope Gregg of Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses' Training School spends weekend at home on Butternut Ridge. Mrs C D Forney of Cleveland guests at son Richard Forney’s Blue Creek Poultry Farm. Mrs Otto B Chapman and Mrs Frank Rhoades visit H H Gregg home Monday. J D Kiser of East Avenue and Mrs Lena Clinger host at Burgoon. E C Squire and James Regal of Elyria visit Fred Hills and family on Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Guy Archer of Butternut Ridge calls on A J Hopkins. Robert Stephen of Berea eats with sister in La Porta. Mildred Alexander leaves to visit Miss Maude Andress on St Clair Street Elyria. Andress to spend time in California with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVeaughn Yancer
Grafton Road
Vernon Lavator
Cleveland
Albert Krebs
Butternut Ridge Road
J. H. Jones
Coimbia
George Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Mildred Alexander
James Alexander
Pearl Godfrey
Murray Ridge
Hope Gregg
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Butternut Ridge
C. D. Forney
Richard Forney
Blue Creek
Otto B. Chapman
Frank Rhoades
H. H. Gregg
J. D. Kiser
Eastavenue
Lena Clinger
Burgoon
Ohio
E. C. Squire
James Regal
Elyria
Fred Hills
Cestnut Ridge
Guy Archer
A. J. Hopkins
Robert Stephen
Berea
la Porta
Maude Andress
St. Clair Street
California
Grafton
E. Johnson
Bullimere
Ralph Cobb
Aireat
W. J. Johnson
Alta Johnson
Mina Lena Gilanor
Kipto
Warner Filekener
C.F Schulte
Schultz
Miss Glisner
Harold Kelly O
Helen
St Elyria
Harold Pfeiffer
Shirley
Lodi
A. E. Pfeiffer
A. E. Mennell
Paul Nichiola
LaGrange
Clifford Schultz
Warner Flickener
Love Heath
Eleanor Dudek
Floy Lung
William Young
Henr Schmeyer
Stanley Beers
County Epworth League
M. E
Elyria Forday
Robert Gouartin
Daniel Belden
Scott Miller
Belden
Harry Moyer
Moyer
W. P. Chamberlain
Memorial Hospital
Richard Leachh
Penfield
Clair Wolf
Edward Midbursh
Jan J Burton
W. F. Sandroc
L. M. Mennell
J. C. Aldrich
Lucille Lang
Spe
Roy Lang
Laverne
Sunda
Estell. Aldrich
F. EB. Schriver
Frances
Henry
Gilbert Diedrich
Harvey Durkee
Wayne and
Theron
Wilcox
C. D. Lehman's
C. M. Haley
Lakefoot Wa
Fee Schriver
Eva Holcomb
John Holcomb
C. H. Schultz
Cutford
Munday Crintagausatt
Wiliam Wick
Nitia
Willian Echults
Bob Shellhouse
J. D. Mennell
A. L. Wise
Miso
Mennell
H. B. Bellew
Rowe Spitrr
Eaton
Thelma Spitzer
Gar
Amherst
Daniel Relden
Ella Reichard
Steve Wake
Epiiy
S. F. Jackson
W. D. Johnson
Lake Avenue Class Meets at Hogan Home
The Lake Avenue Sunday School Adult Class met at the Hogan home for a Wednesday evening session led by president Mrs. R. A. Shrrock. A social time followed with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers. The group plans to meet again December 27 at the Miller residence. Services at Lake Avenue Community Church Sunday morning at 9 45 led by L. D. Hindman. Sunday School at 9 30. J. H. Hogan, superintendent.
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Lake Avenue
J. H. Hogan
R. A. Shrrock
Otto Jabbusch
Kermit Selby
Shrock
Ted Reynolds
R. H. Miller
Sundar
L. D. Hindman
Sundar School
Sullivan Church Notes and Briefs in Sullivan
Sunday school at the Church of Christ 1 4 o clock a m D R Rood superintendent preaching at 11 o clock Rev E G Athner pastor Congregational church services at 10 o'clock Rev John Schmink pastor Sunday school at 1 o'clock Briefs note visits by Albert Nichol and Alberta from Lakewood Maurice Kulp of Akron visiting family H B Kulp and Jina Lebkischer visiting Mrs Good of Ashland and local Masonic Hall meeting attended by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Church of Christ
D. R. Rood
E. G. Athrer
Congregational Church
John Schmink
Albert Nichol
Alberta
Lakewood
Maurice Kulp
Akrop
H. B. Kulp
Jina Lebkisher
Good
Ashland
Eastern Stara
Masonic Hall
Kenneth Ans
Porto Rico Facts and History Snapshot
Central Press highlights Porto Rico as a U S territory with a 1930 population of 1 543 913 and San Juan capital. It traces discovery by Columbus in 1493 and subsequent Spanish rule until 1898, then U S cession after the Spanish American War. Sugar dominates exports and agriculture fuels growth. government features a governor and two house legislature with Jones Act citizenship granted in 1917.
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United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Puerto Rico
Ponce de Leon
Spain
Senate
House of Representatives
Robert H. Gore
Commemorative U S Stamps Through Early Issues
A compact history outlines U S commemoratives from 1893 Columbian issues to 1907 Jamestown and the Trans Mississippi set, detailing cent designs and centers. It also lists early Contract Air Mail routes C A M No 1 to No 3 with miles, cities, and first flight dates, plus plans to publish more in weeks ahead.
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Philately
United States
U. S
Columbus
Isabsila
Barcelona
la Rabida
Isabella
Isabelle
Trans-Mississippi
Marquette
Mississippi
Fremont
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Ist
Boston
New York
Hartford
Portland
Bangor
Providence
Chicago
Memphis
Peoria
Springfield
St. Louis
Dallas
Moline
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Ft. Worth
Ponca City
Tulsa
Local Socials and Updates From Lodi Area
Sunday visits tied to families and friends across Lodi and nearby towns. notes mention lecture attendance at the school auditorium, dinner guests, and local travel. residents share greetings, illness updates, and community activities including church wood cutting and hunting trips.
Rural merchants seek RFC aid for small stores
Texarkana Arkansas report quotes E T Page longtime Redwater retailer urging RFC help for rural and small town merchants. He notes eight banks have received aid benefiting larger lenders while Salvation Army and relief groups aid the destitute. Page says small stores lack adequate security and warns everything he has is frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
E. T. Page
Redwater
Page
Jesse H. Jones
R. F.C. Head
Salvation Army
Guee
R. F.C
West Va coed chooses engineering as life work
Esther Rosalind Benford of Morgantown West Virginia the sole woman in West Virginia University civil engineering aims to build bridges and plans a bridge building career. She expresses confidence in her skill despite being the only female student in her department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West VA
Morgantown
W. V.a
Esther Rosalind Benford
Thomas W. Va
University of West Virginia
Benford
Ohio road detour routes and alternate paths listed
The report outlines detours and alternate routes from Toledo to Cleveland Youngstown Canton and more. It mentions detours on US 42 and SR 102, and via SR 28 SR 14 SR 18 and US 20 with connections to Ravenna Mansfield and Steubenville. Elyria Automobile Club advised for routes not in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolendo
Norwalk
Fremont
Toledo
Elmore
S. R
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Youngstown
U. S. 422
New Castle
U. S. 42
U. S. 30
Salem
Lisbon
Canton - Wheeling
Medina
U. S
Massillon
U.S
Canton
Steubenville
W. Va
Wheeling
Amsterdam
Elyria Automobile Club
Stockholm to Moscow air link planned for 1934
Stockholm and Moscow will be connected by air in 1934 under plans between the Aerotransport Company of Sweden and Russian authorities. The route runs Stockholm via Reval in Estonia and Helsingfors in Finland with six to eight hours flight time. Aerotransport also serves Malmö to Hamburg Amsterdam London and Paris, while Aeroflot operates Moscow to Leningrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Lines
Stockholm
Moscow
Air
Aerotransport
Sweden
Reval
Estonia
Helsingfors
Finland
Malmo
Hamburg
Amsterdam
London
Paris
Air Transport Agency
Aeroflot
Leningrad
Silk Nighties to Pajamas Sweep Through Customs
Paris authorities report a shift in smuggling trends as silk nightdresses fall out of favor with travelers. Customs say silk pajamas now replace nighties in demand, with women travelers hiding goods in trunks or mislabeling items. Only a small fraction of troops in British maneuvers drank beer, most chose tea and lemonade, while few women have pursued engineering studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Wedding of Len Gianer and Warner Filckener
Grafton reports a busy social week with numerous visits and gatherings. Len Gianer and Warner Filckener wed at 12:30 Saturday, attended by Mr Schultz and son Cuffins. Several local families, including the Schultzes, Lehmans, and Kennels, hosted and joined receptions, dinners, and visits across Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns as nurses, relatives, and friends shared hospitality.
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Belove
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Harvey Holmes
Bridge
Horace Bruce
Arthur Burke
William Rennie
Ralph Hamlin
Holmes
Albert Spaulding
Finney Chapel
Ofcagier
Niagara Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Louisiana Purchase
Livingston
Jefferson
Monroe
McKinley
Capt
John Smith
Jamestown
Pocahontas
Cadet
Fife
Scotland