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Irene Shirley lands lead in Knights and Knaves as Lew Davidson dumps Alice Carroll and hires Jane Dare for backup. Tony Hull balks but Davidson insists Irene will be a star, while Jane plots a return and Tony plots a path to keep her in the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAD
Alice Gervell
Davidson Productions Co
Lew Davidson
Jim Company
Jane Dare
Alice
Tony Hull
Davidson Forces
Davidson
Hollywood
Irene Ehirley
Lew
Irene
Jane
Altice Carroll
New York
Miss Carroll
Miss Shirley
Tony
Carroll
Rhnus
Tory
Alice Carroll
Irving
Abe Spellman
Knicits and
Kraves
Grezsitz
Eskal
Lyon
Shirley
Morgan Sherman
J . Grove
Alis
Caldly
Miss Dare
Irene Shirley
Leo
Miller family visit and community notes in Columbia
Mr and Mrs W E Miller and son John visit in Marietta and Germantown Ohio while Wm Miller works in a greenhouse. The Baptist Mission circle holds its annual birthday dinner with guests from Cleveland and Olmsted Falls. The Reed family, school fundraisers, and local marriages are reported along with church events, contests, and upcoming Rally Day notices. An accident injured Mr N B Martin, with possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. E. Miller
John
Marietta
Germantown
Miller
Wm. Miller
John Snell
Baptist Mission Circle
Abbie Crippen
Cleveland
Shaible
Secord
A. 8. Gibson
Freda Hall
Olmsted Falls Community Church
Alice Betts
Ars. Crippen
Reuben Walkden
Mirs
Evadua Longben
Constance Bartier
Beers
Cora Mills
Ann Bush
Evanda Longben
White Cross
North Carolina
Florence Putt
George Churchward
Guy
Goodman
Carl Herald
East Town Line Road
Marjorie Ranney
Canada
George Herald
Woman's Home Mission and
Ladies’ Aid Societies
M. E. Church
Vida Martin
Lydia Herald
Milford
Harvey Lyons
J. M. Longbon
Bessie Weekly
Lila Braey
Evanda Longbon
William Rundie
James Rundle
Higtia
Llewerlyn Straub
Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Golden Links
Max Hitchcock
Louise Fitts
Ridgeville
Wheeling
W. Va
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
John Welber
Elkhart
Ind
Landin Farm
Forest Ives
Wanda
Literary
Lakewood
Bert Smailey
Brighton
Clara and
Josie Harrington
M. E. Ladies Aid Clubs Reorganized in New London
In New London on Thursday afternoon the ladies of the M. E. Ladies Aid clubs and their vice president met at Mrs. Helen Grissinger's home to reorganize the groups. The afternoon included dainty refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blackman traveled to Springfield to visit Randolph Blackman and Glenn Miller, Georgetown University students who played football there. Miss Virginia Fuller departed Sunday for Kent Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Helen Grissinger
C. A. Blackman
Springfeld
Randolph Blackman
Glenn Miller
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Springfield
Virginia Fuller
Kent Normal
Simon Slick from Punkin Crik staged by Firehyllic Grange
Firehyllic Grange members presented a play titled Simon Slick from Punkin Crik. The town hall was crowded at capacity and the performance drew praise for acting and characterization. Also notes Sunday visits and weekend guests among local families. The football squad has no game this week but plans to travel to Columbus to see Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firehyllic Grange
Simon Slick
Punkin Crik
Hmit
Cora McDonald
Clenland
Mirs
Sarah Marett
Po HL Godfrey
Vera Marett
Sarah
Gladys Antiles
Girard
Floyd Sutherland
Columbus
Ohio State
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Radio Discovery
Maurice S. Schubert
R. E. Crisp
Middle Ave
Sparton Radio
Nora Linder
Norwalk
Case
Grant Street
N. B. Martin
Martin
Wellington
New London Hospital
Chas. Oeblinger
California
Oberlin
Oberlin-Heidelberg Tassel. John Beattie
Oberlin Testi Hall
New London Bos
Fitchville
Grange
Hallworthy
Peeuogouongguo
Logan Gas Company
L. C. Smith
Elyria Typewriter & Supply Co
West Ave
Wilmot Ptg
Masonic Temple
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
T. Robinson
Elmer M.rice
Henry W. Ingersoll
Murbach
Hugh C. Harris
Arthur J. Rosinson
Horace Nye
Arthur Rotitel
Alfred F. Beesing
R. J. Fitch
Tasmier-Sei
Treas
Ding
Elyria
Ferrari
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Elyria, O
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