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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1929

Page

4

Seventeen year old Rosalie in Rendale faces new life

The March seventeen high school graduate Rosalie in Rendale Pennsylvania endures the shock of her widowed mother’s death and a fractured path forward. A sequence of city dreams, romance, and financial strains follows as Rosalie navigates work, bills, and a growing bond with Tim at his newsstand while seeking independence amid hardship.

Rosatre March Rendete Ming Brick Yard C Foun New MacKinney Reet Austen Iittle Mrz Merch Zenessa Merry Rendale Rosalie Iio Rosale Uarrete Neil Eenessa Smyang Rosale Mother Aturt Tim O'ifare Rosalie Girla Tim Ulf Rosche Queen

Rosalie March Continues In A Tearful Tale

In a sixteenth notes of sorrow Rosalie endures a harsh morning after a night of confiding with Mother Murphy. She recalls a vanished romance and confronts a ruined silk stocking symbolizing her precarious future as she steels herself to go to work. The chapter ends with Rosalie stepping into an uncertain day.

Reosahe Mother Murphy Kenessa Rosalie March

Local notices from Ridgeville include moveins and gatherings

Ridgeville October notices report Mrs. George Noel family moving into the old cock home on Cleveland road and visits by Nor Rothgary and M Freeman. Several members named M W Evans H G J B Zuiaut and others attend events, church meetings scheduled for October 22 and 23, a funeral in Cleveland for Mrs Anna n, and a chicken supper planned in church parlors October 25 to support the L B S activities.

Weekend Guest and Local Notices From Ely Area

Little Richard Rhodes of Ely was weekend guest of Joan Knowles. Buth Steinmetz has been very sick. Mr and Mrs EB W Ralph and Margaret of Pr were Sunday dinner guests former's sister Mrs E M Knowles and family. P T A met in school auditorium to discuss slow pupils. Mrs Oakes fell getting into a car and hurt her eye. Mrs C Haun of Station read 38 entertaining her parents from Ashland.

Richard Rhodes Ely Via Joan Knowles Buth Steinmetz Eb, W. Ralph Margaret E. M. Knowlles Oakes C. Haun Station Ashland

Local Notes From Middle Ridge And Amherst Area

Miss Lola Shaw of Elgin visits with A Shaw and wife. Mrs H G Stacey spent time in Cleveland. Rollin Brooks and Betty ill with chickenpox. John Knowles in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs M B Robinson planning move to Station Road home. M Batter with Mrs B Miller and Mrs E Knowles visited E W Miller in Pittsfield. East Division met at Mrs F Blaser’s on Sugar Ridge Oct 16. eighteen members attended. First Athletics meeting scheduled for Monday evening. all invited. Funeral rites for Henry Beck of Avon Lake held at Avon Lake Congregational Church. Miss Marjorie Hearn attended Hallowe en party with Amherst Wee Workers. Frances Richmond and Hazel Ruch at White Elephant party by Edna Beller of Amherst. J H Ludwig, J W Dute and son Reuben, J S Clifford and N W Bechtel attended Home Builders class at Amherst First Evangelical Church. Robert Gray’s home hosted 30th wedding anniversary celebration with games contests and music. dinner for five guests. purses presented. Mrs Henry Koloe and daughter Thelma plus Louie Schmillions, Lynn Hall and N W Bechtel attended D C club at Ruth Fowl’s in South Idee. Frank Rahl of Butternut Ridge visited Bechtel home. Mrs Katherine Kolbe and sons also mentioned.

Idgeville Nor. Rothgary M. Freeman West George Noel Old Cock Cleveland Road M. W. Evans H. G J. B. Zuiaut Baler Fuesdar Agene Wilsor Elyria A. Shaw Annan Cleveland Ts. M. W. Evans Wallingat Fields F. Stoffer Lucile Brooks L. B.S T.he Grangers South Central Division Lola Shaw Elgin H. G. Stacey Rollin Brooks Betty Y John Knowles Oberlin M. B. Robinson Station Road M. Batter B. Miller E. Knowles E. W. Miller Pittsfield Middle Ridge Fred Hermann Henry Beck Avon Lake Avon Lake Congregational Church Marjorie Hearn Olive Guild Amherst Mem Bers Amherst M. E Frances Richmond Hazel Ruch Edna Beller Arbor Vitae Club J. H. Ludwig J. W. Dute Reuben J. S. Clifford X. W Bechtel Robert Gray Gat Henry Koloe Thelma Louie Schmillions Lynn Hai N. W Bechtel D. C Ruth Fowl South Idee Frank Rah Butternut Ridge Bechtel Katherine Kolbe

George for Justice A Non-Partisan Ticket

Justice J George is praised for sound judgment impartiality and efficiency. His long record in Lorain County court earns recognition from the bar and practicing attorneys. Many decisions have advanced to higher courts and none reversed.

George Lorain County

Sunday Guests and Local Visitation Notes

Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Griffin of South Armherst hosting. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grobe and family of South Ridge and Airs. Jay Fitch with son Billy of Elyria visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown. William Spieigelberg returned from a week in Canada and Michigan.

Eugene Griffin South Armherst Walter Grobe South Ridge Airs Jay Fitch Billy Elyria Keith Brown William Spieigelberg Canada Michigan J. H. Ludwig Henry Jacobs Lorain Hazel Ruch Avon Lake G. H. Sehmitkons Ison Edwin

Achieving Beauty by Madame Rubinstein on eye care

The piece praises eyes as revealing a woman’s character and warns that sun exposure dulls their brilliance. It prescribes eye care routines including an eye batch, nourishing cream, protective foundation, lash and brow maintenance, mascara, and a touch of shadow to enhance eye charm and balance with skin tone.

Madame Rubinstein Wil Rubinstein

Organ Recital by Marcel Dupré at Conservatory Hall

An organ recital by Marceli Dupre, the noted French organist, drew attendees at Conservatory Hall. Mrs J H Ludwig spent Tuesday in Cleveland with Mrs Fred Alber. The Middle Ridge Parents Teacher Association planned its first meeting of the school year at the schoolhouse this evening, with a window fair and an open question box to resume the meeting. Refreshments to be served near close of the event.

Marceli Dupre Conservatory Hall Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Middle Ridge Parents- Teacher Association Mre J. H. Ludwig Cleveland Mra Fred Alber

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