Beachfront intrigue renews Stuart and Lizetta’s bond
In a sunlit Coral Sound picnic scene, Lizetta Lovell and Stuart Loran deepen their romance as he treats her with thoughtful planning and a desert-island fantasy. Meanwhile Marion endures a sting of jealousy after Patricia hints at Stuart’s companionship, foreshadowing potential turmoil over Lizetta’s chances at lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Logan
Beach
Loretta Boyd
Horton
Lizette
Stuart
Terrance Withington
Lizetta
Lord Withington
Adsetta
Marion
Patricia
Lézetta
Logan
Lazetta
Lésetta
Tcith
Marlon
Ike Stush
Betty
Mamua
Coral Sound
Lizarra
Stuart Loran
Terrance
Tonttht
Dunbar
England
Betty Withington
Rochester Briefs Mention Local Illness and Events
Rochester notes illness among residents including Mr and Mrs Paul Jewett and several children. Attends funeral in Wellington for Frank Richmond. Community gatherings include serenade for newlyweds Paul and Ewell. Reports on travels, visits, and social events across Wellington and nearby towns. wedding, club meeting, and local social updates pepper the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Paul Jewett
Harold Bradford
Albert. Campbell
Harry Rowland
Ella Taylor
Florence Davidson
Frank Richmond
Wellington
Norris Kent
Copley
W. S. Biddinger
E. D. Thompson
Albert
Atbert Campbell
Elizabeth Barnes
Keecel Simonson
May Sheldon
Scott Anderson
Sheldor
Floyd
Norfocs
del Simmons
Eiva Cowle
Willliam Nelsson
Wade Combe
Akron
William Goldsmith
Marian
New London
del Richards
Allen Richards
Leland Richards
Marion
Wade Richards
Dorothy
Sullivan
Robert Handley
Roscoe Willette
Olmsted Falls
Mabel Hipt
Mills Worcester
Arlene Richards
Oberlin
Dinner and meeting note with officer elections
A noon dinner preceded a business session led by president Mrs. Bertha Coats. Officers elected were president Mrs. Lillian Brockett, vice president Mrs. Berttta Coats, secretary Mrs. Charles Baker, assistant secretary Mrs. Jessie Langon, treasurer Mrs. Avis Lilly, press reporter Mrs. Retta Richards. Mrs. Katherine Carvey led contests. next meeting at Mrs. Gertrude Landis’ home in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Coats
Lillian Brockett
Berttta Coats
Charles Baker
Jessie Langon
Avis Lilly
Retta Richards
Katherine Carvey
Gertrude Landis
Husking Bee Brings Sheffield Neighbors Together
In Sheffield on October 21 Mr and Mrs H C Chambers hosted a mid time husking bee in their barn. About forty huskers competed for red ears of corn and enjoyed old fashioned dances and a cider coffee pumpkin pie lunch. Attendees included numerous Youtzy Johnsons Jacksons and Chamberses among others. The Southern portion of Sheffield Lake Village is now Brookside Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Lo. M. Youtzr
Clarence Smith
Lee Johnson
Falk Johnson
Frank Jackson
Henry Jackson
P.lu. Chambers
Archie Haynes
L. A. Dunfee
Willard Taft
W. H. Chambers
June
H. F. Chambers
H.C. Chambers
Lola Youtzy
Hazella
Helen Smith
Zelmamith
Ruth Jackson
Neva Cattrick
Helen Webber
Brighton Community Club meeting opens season with lunch
Brighton Oct 21 The Brighton Community Club meets with Mrs Russell Griggs on Thursday Oct 26 for an all day session with a noon covered dish lunch The note marks it as the first meeting of the year and hopes for good attendance Also reports numerous social visits across Ohio including Mr and Mrs John Ewell hosting a seven oclock supper and a cupboard shower for Mr and Mrs Paul Ewell with several relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton Community Club
Russell Griggs
John Ewell
Paul Ewell
Bert Ewell
Dolorea Davis
Clark Ewell
Mra
Roy Greene
Austin Ewell
Lawrence
Hugh Slack
Sullivan
Ohio
M. G. Baylor
LaDonna
C. O. Goss
Elyria
Fred Hawk
Howard
Shelby
Forest Matchem
Fred Justice
Lee
Charles McKenzie
A. B. Jones
North Fairfield
Roy Peck
Charlies
Clarksfield
Ida Bonney
Cora Guile
Wilbur Lamoreaux
Wellington
Dean Me
F. H. McClellan
Alberta
Frank McKenzie
Carl McKenzie
Erwin Perkins
Fred Pitts
L. A. Feyler
Gates Mills
Vernon Heifner
Rochester
Will McKenzie
Edward Rousseau
Ray Hamler
George Yonker
Wellington Township
Clement Greene
Green
Clyde Lee
Whitefox
Clyde Fox
A. G. Meyers
M. P. Ewell
Milan
Folk
Seattle
Wash
H. C. Bedford
Clinton Anderson
Raycopa
S. P. Ozman
Megadore
T. F. Callely
la Grange
Election Creates Undefined Township Officers Needed
The article notes an upcoming election to name township officers due to a new political subdivision. It also recounts local social events and parish history, including St Theresa's Church anniversary and past fires. Names include Reverend Perle Reverend Adam Senger Kenneth Youtzy Lester Youtzy Charles McKelvy Raymond Dunfee and communities Lorain Avon Elyria Cleveland Fort Wayne Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Youtzy
Grafton
Lester Youtzy
Charles McKelvy
Raymond Dunfee
Perle
West Ridge hostess to W C T U meeting
Mrs R W Richards of Oberlin road will entertain the West Ridge W C T U Thursday afternoon October 26. A report from the State convention at Columbus will be given by Mrs Littie M Hill, Lorain, president, as important business is on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
R. W. Richards
Oberlin Road
Littlie M. Hill
Lorain
Columbus
North Russia Weekend Socials Read Like Small Town Ledger
North Russia reports Sunday visits and social calls among local residents. Carl Berg hosted Will Stark and guests at Elyria while Roy Burke of Amherst visited Harry Coxon family. Muriel Coxon and Mrs. G Schwartz joined Mrs. Hasenfive for a dinner in Amherst. Berlin Buchs of Teras vacations with friends and relatives and called on Simeon Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Carl Berg
Will Starks
Elyria
Roy Burke
Amherst
Harry Gibson
Harrys Coxon
Muriel
G. Schwartz
Lorain
Mixa Emma Berg
Frank Hasenfive
Robert Hasenfive
Berlin Buchs
Teras
Simeon Nash
Local Columbia Notes Highlight Community Events
Milay Francis Duvla visited Mrs Theodore Roth at Berea Hospital. Alma Hales returns home after illness. Max Gertrude Akins attends Columbus Institute Speakers conference. Stanley Tomes injures hand. Friendship Claws plan Halloween party at Walters home Oct 27. Grange groups host plays and meetings in Lorain County with dinners and election of officers. Waving show The Covered Wagon to screen Oct 27. Boy Scouts sponsor. Various visits among Osborne, Roth, Akins families. Hershey works in Pennsylvania mines again this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Milay Francis Duvla
Berea Hospital
Theodore Roth
Alma
Horace Hales
Jug
O. Hag
Max Gertrude Aking
Columbus
Stanley Tomes
Friendship Claws
Methodist Sunday School
Nelson Walters
A. D. Carpenter
Eaton
Wild@ Heineman
Donna Clotter
Elyria
Aemie Grange
Gertrude Akins
Myrtle Hales
Donna Cletzer
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Henrietta
Robert Stephens
Jennie Osborne
Berea
Hugh Osborne
Boy Scouts
Belle Osborne
Harry Martin
Morten
Crestline
Cleveland
Harry Marti
Roy Osborne
Sidney Osborne
Ross Reno
Runner
Seville
Harry Hershey
Pennsylvani
Akins Farm
Shoppers and Visitors Report Local Travel and Church News
In Birmingham on October 21 Mrs Jessie Berkmyer and Mrs Edwin Howe shopped in Elyria Tuesday morning. Mrs Ed Lehman of Amherst visited Darby home Wednesday. Walter Ladrack toured Sandusky on business Monday. Mrs Messenger of Lorain and Mrs Nau of Elyria called on sister Mrs John Ptarr Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Sanderson of Strongsville visited their daughter Mrs Charles Griffin Wednesday. Rev Williams pastor holds 9:45 morning service and 10:45 Sunday school with Miss Margie Howe superintendent and Mrs Mayme Church pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hart
Wellington
W. C. Porter
Rev. C. N. Porter
Laketon
Indiana
Carl Fowl
Chicago
Kenneth Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Harold Bruce
la Porte
Karl Simms
Will Rock
Pennsylvania
Lecretia Decker
Rock
H. H. Drusendahl
Beitler
Elyria
C.N. Williams
Mildred, Pailas
Doris Minnich
W. B. Richmond
Elrtla
Bert Cox
Elytia
J. H. Penfound
Birmingham
Jessie Berkmyer
Edwin Howe
Ed. Lehman
Amherst
Darby
Walter Ladrack
Sandusky
Messenger
Lorain
Nau
John Ptarr
Sanderson
Strongsville
Charles Griffin
Williams
Margie Howe
Mayme Church
Families visit Worlds Fair and local events in NOVA
In NOVA October 21, Mr and Mrs C C Phillips and family tour Chicago for the World's Fair. A daughter, Barbara Ann, was born to Donald and wife of J L Bruder. The M E Church Women and trustees hosted a cafeteria supper with good attendance. Forest Crumbines hosted Cleveland guests T Miller and daughter. Mrs Young of Delaware visits Rev Young 2nd family. Wimpy Sewing Club met at the school house with sewing, a short program and refreshments for about fifteen members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Cc. C. Phillips
Chicago
J. L. Bruder
Donald
Barbara Ann
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Amherst area social notes and visits listed
The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends through the week in Amherst and neighboring towns. Mervin Schubberg and family visited Carl Berg. Emma Berg and Wesley Sanislow were at Amherst. Fred Berg and family visited Mary Lattiman in Henrietta. Simeon Nash, Chester Nash, and Esther Schramm joined Ed Henson in Elyria for Sunday dinner. Fifteen Ro wen a Club members met at Mrs Fred Schaub’s for their regular meeting with social time after the business session. Frank Emerick and Arthur Boley with Burt Franklin spent Sunday evening at John Frank’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Schubberg
East Amherst
Carl Berg
Emma Berg
Wesley Sanislow
Amherst
Fred Berg
Mary Lattiman
Henrietta
Simeon Nash
Chester Nash
Esther Schramm
Ed. Henson
Elyria
Rowena Club
Fred Schaub
Tegular
Frank Emerick
Arthur Boley
Burt Franklin
John Frank
October 28 1933 what a day to note in history
October 28 1933 marks a day filled with astrological notes and historical tidbits. The column lists zodiac signs birthstones and celestial events alongside notable births and events from history including Prynne Gervase Scroop and early locomotive milestones. It ends with a tease about the first woman to go over Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Freshmen Initiation Traditions Stir Laughter at School
Students recall an initiation week with Helen Mudhe fined for singing a solo and both genders expected to wear specific outfits. Girls wore green dresses with black hose and no makeup while boys wore overalls with curled hair and makeup, carrying books to classes as part of the ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mudhe
L B S Luncheon Plans Anniversary Supper
North Ridgeville notes at Congregational church luncheon with Rev E C Young reviewing recent missionary workers convention. Plans for anniversary supper made. Mrs Ferguson of Oberlin attended. Fire department responded to Ridge Tool Factory oil furnace call. Rhythm Bars prep for winter season with rehearsals. Various local residents noted in brief from Oct 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Congregational Church
E. C. Young
Convention of Missionary Workers
Cleveland
Ferguson
Oberlin
Ridge
Joseph Barnes
Jennie Bultman
Pittsburg
W. E. Sadler
David Slattery
Bloomdale
William Thomasson
Amy Sare
William Schroeder
Charles Foeha
Elyria
Bicycle Automobile Collisions Reported With Fatalities Rises
Automobiles and bicycles during the first eight months show higher activity than the prior year with 262 in the same period last year. Six persons were killed and 344 injured in bicycle automobile collisions this year. A total of 30 collisions between...
Montreal finances to be probed by special committee
Montreal will face a winter inquiry into the city's financial position and administration expenditures. A special committee appointed by the Canadian Manufacturers' Association will conduct the probe this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
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Ray Beck
Jeromesville
Cora Rolfe
Myrtle Herrick
Ella Bradford
Jennie Rogers
Port Clinton
W. A. Jewett
M. E
Ada Ledyard
Ietta Richards
Herman
J. L. Knapp
Lynn Storrow
John Murray
Carrie Conklin
Perry Simonson
Rugeles
Harler Colless
Pont Lasartes
Penfield
Henry Laushery
Nora Chamberlin
George Cowie
Esther Me
Norman Bettridge
Artom
Cora Rash
Stanley Storraw
Michael Profan
Miss Mars Matess
St. Vitus
Frank
Cler
Women's Civic Club
Sheffield Lake Village
Brookside Township
H.C. Bedford
Walter Day
O. R. McCullough
Arthur Hershey
Detroit
Mich
McCullough
Alfred Sherman
Croswell
C. C. Goss
Red Cross
Joe Sweda
Ashland
Blanche Mason
Auntie Mason
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lavonne Mason
J. W. Fitzgerald
Marguerite Scott
Christine Wright
Lo Tain
Charles Schwartz
Carlisle Grange
Sherman Mason
Robert Henry
Fred Decker
W. Watts
Jolly Hustlers
West Carlisle
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Janet Baus
Beatrice Wensink
Marian Lauer
Dorothy Lottman
Agnes
Erna
Marguerite Mason
Dorothy Little
Robert Penfound
Leroy Gotto
Raymond Wensilnk
Russia
Dav A Cuaee Kinnaird
MOM Te WO FM
Jeremy
William Prynne
Prynne
Charles I
Charles
Cromwell
Andre Gamerin
Paris
Fpphomas Pinckney
Androche Junot
Grand Armee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bryan
Karl Reiland
New York
Gaily
Tashman Lowe
Gervase Scroop
Edgehill
John Stevens
Hoboken
N. J
As & Hobby
Peter Cooper
Tom Thumb
William Miller
Pittsfield
Mass
Prophet Miller
Philadelphia
North Ridgeville
L. B
Mena
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Crooks Coal Co
Desoto
Geo. G. Spitzer
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