Tropica Beach Romance and Party Schemes Bodying Stuart Logan
Lisetta Boyd recruits four friends to win Stuart Logans heart at Tropica Beach while Pedro is jailed on a jewelry theft. Logan backs Pedro’s bond, hosts a lavish party, and agrees to a primitive beach picnic as Marion scrambles for social control. The rival schemes intensify as Lizetta alters the balance at the yacht club resort. TO BE CONTINUED
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Lisetta Boyd
Stuart
Logan
Tazetta
Lizsie
Pedro
Lizetta
Marion
Lisetta
Tegan
Morton
Kerma
Kat
Budge
Lizzie
Lazetta
Lizella
Barton
Coleman
Jay
Betty
Larry
Logans
Havana
Sar
Sullivan Baker Wedding Listed As February 1955 Event
Sullivan area reports Frances V. Baker and Chester M. Baker wed in February 1955 at Rev J Middaugh home in New York. The couple, who kept plans private, now reside near Chicago awaiting their moon voyage. Frances, a graduate of Ottawa High School and Mansfield hospital training, and Chester, long employed at a game farm, receive best wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Lewis E. Hileman
Frances V W.ileman
Chester M. Bak
M. A. Axer
Wakeman
Baker
Oitan High School
Mansfield
Lodi Hospital
Game Farm
Ohio State University family notices and visits
Robert Smith enrolled as a freshman at the Ohio State University while Merton Farnsworth begins his third year there. Various relatives visit and host in Indiana Ohio and nearby towns, with hospital and household events including births and dinners among families in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Ohio State University
Merton Farnsworth
William Bails
Goshen
Ind
McComb
Alfred Abram
Abram
Kathy
Medina
James Lebkisher
Dr. Wills
G. F. Garver
Milded McAdoo
Glenn Garver
Barberton
Isaac Flickinger
Wooster
de Witt Lowe
Sullivan
Alva Lowe
Adam Eichelbugh
Harold Lieby
Spencer
William Raker
Jon Baker
Ror Earks
Mel Earley
Creston Rogers
Greenwitch
Grant Peters
Cleveland
Rupert Gordon
Lodi Hospital
Victor Gordon
Jotted diary notes from New York trip and salon visits
In the manner of Arnold Bennett the diarist recalls a Philadelphia departure in rain, lunch on Staten Island, a Rockefeller Cathedral drive, and a stubborn resistance to war talk. He records meetings with Earl Carroll and Tubert Kelley, plans for a book on New York celebrities, and social calls at Leon Gordon's Beaux Arts studio plus several Sunday visits and a Sullivan Chapter social planned for October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold Bennett
Philadelphia
Staten Island
Mike
Alice Hogg
the Stork
Rockefeller Cathedral
Carillon
Japan
Earl Carroll
Leon Gordon
Beaux Arts
Cleveland
Rocky River
Lewis Hileman
William Dill
Loudenville
C. C. Smith
Ernest Parsons
Ernest Jr
Mona Zimmerman
Wellington
Ralph Smith
Nova
C. W. Holbrook
Elyria
William McAdoo
FE. D. Whersole
F. O. Falconer
G. F. Garver
Mildred McAdoo
Medina
Chippewa Lake
Sullivan
Notable births and events listed for October 9
The item compiles birthdays and notable figures linked to October 9, 1988, including Saint Dey and various historical personalities such as Saint-Saëns, Cervantes Saavedra, and Gustav Lilienthal. It mentions astrological signs, zodiac forecasts, and a brief Outdoor Diary note on a tornado. The text weaves a calendar-like list with biographical snippets and historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Saint D Dey
Dionyatus
France
Ho Wee
Paris
Freratcer
O Frances
Amille Saint-Saens
Miguel de Cerventes Saavedra
Algeria
Don Quirote
Gustav Lilienthal
Meen
Strickland Gillilan
Walter Tittle
Grimee McPherson Hutton
Evangelist
19th Century Milestones From 1855 to 1888
Paralyzing unions, closed shops and mass lay offs marked a period of fear in a great city. The 1855 calliope patent by Joshua C. Stoddard popularized steamship concerts on the Mississippi. In 1867 Alaska was sold by Russia to the United States for 7.5 million dollars, transforming geopolitical links. Washington Monument opened in 1888 after private funding and state stones, with a missing marble from Rome’s Temple of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua C. Stoddard
Barnum
Washington Monument
Massachusetts
Maryland
New England
Temple of Concord
Rome
Ope Pius IX
Carlsbad tea with Mrs Patrick Campbell and Shaw memory
In a Waldorf reception room we recall Carlsbad sheaf of events with Mrs Patrick Campbell leaving for a car after a tea. Shaw is teased for past quarrels with Campbell during Pygmalion rehearsals as a chorus of faux gaiety and cocktails fills the room. Four acquaintances announce divorces and remarriages since last seen. A chanteuse performs an off color number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Waldorf
Patrick Campbell
Shaw
Mallet Creek Moves In To New Home
Erhart and family relocate from Mallet Creek into the former W G Miller house and plan to continue the local business there. Brief village notes report several nearby residents visiting here and attending a double header baseball game between Meding Bennetts Corners and Valley City Columbia on Valley City grounds. A Spencer School baseball game ended with Mallet Creek defeating Spencer 9 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Cheek
Erhart
Herman Grand
Mallet Creek
W. G. Miller
Meding
Bennetts Corners
Valley City
Columbia
George Bart
Mallet Greek
Horace J. Humm
Lot Rych
Cleveland
George Gross
Norvin Meyer
Medina
Oswald Meyer
Estella Maxworthy
Henry Peterson
Litchfield
St. Martin’s Church
J. A. Humm
Elyria
Spencer
School Paper Drive Wins For Boys At Local School
Miss Laura Morrow, a first and second grade teacher, was ill for three days last week and a substitute covered her duties. A school paper subscription drive ran for days, Kenneth Alexander’s team among the winners. The Echo, this year’s paper, is due soon. Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith and daughters Joyce and Shirley visited Mr and Mrs Frank Smith in Homerville Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
William McAdoo Hone
New London Hospital
Ralph Smith
Nora
Fiam Parker
Coldwater
Wic
Laura Morrow
Kenneth Alexander
Ivan Smith
Joyce
Shirley
Frank Smith
Homerville
Buddhist gentleness as a core virtue against anger
The passage notes that a key Buddhist trait is gentleness and a natural opposition to anger and cruelty. It asserts that no provocation can sway this temper, presenting it as characteristic of Buddhist ethics.
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Golove
Robert Swope
Vilas Eurles
Herman Hileman
Karl Koons
Vernon Henderson
Future Farmers of America
Amilo
Weiner
Clair Dennis
Cleon Grissinger
Harry Waite
Ashland
Anna Belle Webber
Welington
Esther Fox
George Eaton
Daugler Grace
Grissinger
Iocal
The
Guy Tucas
Bruce Cramrine
Keyes
West Ave
Stanley Keyes
Crooks Coal Co
Iei 2
van Dax
Tlubert Kelley
Kansas City Star
Julian Street
Collier's
He Clark Kinnaird
London
Popul Union
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Russia
U. S
Britain
Carlsbad
Maybelle Olwell
Arcadia
Richard Harding Davis
Walter Chrysler, Jr
Irvin Cobbs
Laura
Vickey
the Woggs
Elizabeth Blun
Kitty
Messmore Kendall
Buff Cobb
Steve
Selfridge
Boze Bulger
Chapin
Morris Gest
Rex Cole
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Toms” Sxeecaz
Albert M. Zuch
U-Drive-It CO
Akron
GHIG
Plymouth
Ohio
Albert Zuch
Zach
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
P.O. B
Detroit
Elmer Everett Voss
Thesday
Columbia Breadcoming System
Nydre
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