Notable guests on a transatlantic deck parade in 1932
On the sea voyage a parade of luminaries draws attention in a McNaught Syndicate column. Rob ert Sherwood, Col Joseph Hartfield, Jimmy Thompson, Clare Junee, Cliff Smith, Cole Porter, Kathleen Howard, Pillie Way, and Keith Clark are among personalities observed. A wireless exchange, fashion details, and comic anecdotes highlight the shifting social scene aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BE. Sherwood
New York City
Col
Joseph Hartfield
Broadway
Jimmy Thompson
Palais Royal
Paul Whiteman
Lucent
Elfin Clare Junee
Cliff Smith
New York
South Bend
Cole Porter
Porter
Normandy Chateau
Paris
London
Kathleen Howard
Metropolitan Opera
Iing Ik Parees
Keith Clark
Balist Pillie Way
Mulliter
Bardeway
Marquet
Pamela
Penfield Society Meeting and Local Church Activities
Penfield society notes report the Penfield Ladies' Aid Society at First Congregational Church hosting an all day session on October 27 with a noon dinner. The text also records the midweek meeting of the Wednnt Resnviation and lists officers elected for 1932-33 along with attendees, four generations present, and hostesses for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presxfield, O
Conerega- Howe Church
Saciers
Tra Starr
Ladies* Aid Society of the
MEF. Church
C. E. Dickason
Levi Smith
Alice McCoy
Ray Bacheller
W. J. Krebs
Guy Smith
Clem Kime
Kessler
Bradstock
Betts and Kleinhans
A. H. Hastings
Myers
Baker
Sally Sue
Sophia Branson
Clem. Kime
Spencer
Honored on Birthday at Hastings Home
On Monday evening George Hastings celebrated his birthday with nineteen present. His daughter Mrs. Mary Dague made a cake lit with autumn candles as family members shared cream, waters, watermelon and coffee. Mia Doroth Smith and Mrs. Lewin Jones attended a Red Cross meeting at the First Congregational Church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hastings
Mary Dague
RED Cross
Mia
Doroth Smith
Mrs. Lewin Jones
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Local social notes from Lorain and surrounding towns
Individuals from Lorain New London and nearby areas are recorded visiting family and friends across Ohio. Events include trips to Cleveland Wooster Akron Wellington Wellington and visits by Miss Agnes Bragg from New York to Fort Atkinson Wisconsin and gatherings with relatives and neighbors. Recoveries from illness are noted and moving plans of Dr Spangler and family are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shook
Lorain
A. J. Andrews
Floyd Pelton
Dave Pelton
la Grange
A. A. Jones
Clarence Grimes
New London
Dwight Smith
Lucile Gregg
Cleveland
Agnes Bragg
New York City
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin
Wellington
Prospect Street
Austin Hastings
Lois Jean
Spencer
Rolla Dague
C. J. Behnke
Leslia Preston
Pittsfield
Akron
Harry Stewart
Fred Rollins
W. ©. Rollins
Glenn Rollin
Farm Women’s Club Delegates Attend Elyria Meeting
Brighton reports Mrs William Bursley and Mrs Carris Austin attended a Farm Women’s Club gathering in Elyria as delegates from Camden Farm Women’s Club. Mrs Bert Ewell visits her mother in Ak Fon as son Carl Davis remains away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
William Bursley
Carris Austin
Farm Women's Club
Elyria
Camden Farm Women’s Club
Bert Ewell
Ak- Fon
Carl Davis
Re-War Lady chapter reunion with Roger and Emilia
Emilia welcomes Roger back after years apart and plans a luncheon with Esther as Roger and Emilia rekindle old ties. Esther is wary yet drawn to Roger’s calm, strong presence while Emilia battles a rush of memory and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vale
Roger
Manny
Esther
Guseppina
New York
New Hutchinson River Parkway
Shore Road
Pelham
Emilia
Manuel Rose
Hudson
Jay
Rohm
Nerlly
Emila
Boger
A Romance Between Years and War and Waiting
A wartime romance unfolds as two lovers reconnect after years apart, amid memories of danger and a bombed train. He recalls their bond, she reveals emotional distance and her trials, and a vow to marry remains uncertain as past losses linger. News notes follow with local social updates and football results.
Vincent School Notes and Community Roundup
County officials Vaughn and Bailey visited Vincent school as teachers prepare to attend the Northern Ohio Teachers convention in Cleveland on Oct 28 and 29. Friday events include music class by Miss Allis and a chapel program by grades 1 and 2, plus a long church and Sunday school program with multiple speakers, activities, and a concert planned for Nov 1 by Cotton Blossom quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
County
R. P. Vaughn
E. L. Bailey
Elyria
Vincent School
Cleveland
Mary Allis
Lillian Hardy
Mary Landin
Elaine Brown
Gleaners
Methodist Church Sunday School
Hallowe'en Pearly
Harriet Westcott
Helen McIntire
Kathryn McIntire
Mary Papovitch
Alma Johnson
Ethel Balint
Alma Ackerman
Emma Ackerman
Juanita Smedley
Martha Carlisle
Joe Statt
Adelbert Sayes
Merlin Monagan
Frank Watson
Herbert Mumaw
Cameron Jolly
Leon Johnson
Bob Dean
Cotton Blossom Quartet
Piney Woods
Miss
Charles Foote
Margaret
Calyin
Brooklyn
F. H. Lewis
Audrey Carlisle
G. H. Stoughton
Frank W. Babcock
Huron
Ohio
Hollis
John Bensley
George Lee
Cuyahoga Falls
Emma Krautter
Methodist Church
F. A. Ashburn
Morris
Benedict Arnold
Ashburn
Arnold
Serman
Israel
Egypt
Caleb
Joshua
Promised Land
Canaan
Moses
Local social notes and events in Medina area
Community updates list visitors and gatherings at Medina and nearby towns. Many entries note relatives visiting, church activities, hospitalities, and upcoming events like a four lane widening parade from Medina to Cleveland, a missionary Sunday, and a Bible training class at Baldwin Wallace College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Akins
R. A. Elder
Fern Akins
Kathryn Akins
Merrill Squires
Wilma Squires
Leon, Wise
Heren
Town Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Baldwin-Wallace College
Harold Halderman
The
Baptist Church
Rogers
Baptist Mission Circle Meets at Elyria Home
Mrs. Claud Adams hosts the Baptist Mission Circle gathering with Mrs. Blisworth Baker and Mrs. Oscar Henke among attendees. Afterward Baker visits relatives in Elyria and Lorain, attends First Baptist Church services in Elyria, while Miss Florence May celebrates her fifteenth birthday with Olmsted Falls friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Blisworth Baker
Oscar Henke
Baptist Mission Circle
Claud Adams
Elyria
Florence May
Olmsted Falls
Gilbert Hall l
John Leach
Brookside Area Notables and School Closing News
Sheffield area social roundups list visits among Taft Carrick Jackson Chambers and Smith families from Avon East Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin. Brookside high school Sophomore and Senior classes hosted events while teachers meet in Cleveland leading to October 28 school closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gates
Avon
Earle Johnson
Eugene Foskett
Lloyd
East Cleveland
Percy Chambers
Zelma Smith
Frank Perry
Cleveland
Katherine Root
Brookside High School
Park Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
P. L. Chambers
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Coe
Oberlin
June Roth
Lake Breeze Road
Sam Page
Elyria
Russel Myers
William Carr
Chicago
H. C. Chambers
Crowe
Brookside
Kolinski
Willard Taft
Archie Haynes
Mra
Eva Riley
Ellen
Nellie Harrington
North Olmsted
Henry Jackson
Chilldren
Lake Avenue Rally Day Observed at Lake Avenue Church
The Belly Day program at Lake Avenue Community church began with a Prelude by King's orchestra and a choir selection. J. H. Hogan, Bible School superintendent, read scripture, followed by prayer from Rev. D. P. Ful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
King’s Orchestra
J. H. Hogan
Bible School
D. P. Ful
Lake Avenue Sewing Circle Meeting at Stop 4 Home
The Lake Avenue Sewing Circle will meet at the home of Mrs Albert King at Stop 4 on Thursday afternoon. Donations of clothing food stoves bedding of any kind will be gratefully accepted. Anyone with these articles to give should bring them to the meeting or contact Mrs Albert King or Mrs Chester Nichols. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Albert King
Chester Nichols
Choir Meet At Lake Avenue Community Church
Those interested in forming a choir are invited to meet at Mrs. R. H. Miller's home at Stop 11 on Wednesday evening to discuss plans and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
R. H. Miller
Mrs Metszger and daughter visit Capitol and PA sites
Mrs Eva Metszger and her daughter Ethel returned from a motor trip to the Hast visiting the Capitol Building in Washington D C and points of interest in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Erwin Phillips of Lorain were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm B Leonard and family. Mrs R H Collier returned home from Central City Nebraska after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs H W Andrews of Adamsville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Metszger
Ethel
Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Erwin Phillips
Lorain
Wm. B. Leonard
R. H. Collier
Central City
Neb
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Parity Ny
Tleary
Cole Potter
Havre
Porte
Omvgomiie
Pol
Werry
Ainesworth
Leeth
Vantlimane
Robert Sherwood
Nead
Rome
McNaught Syndicate
Tie
Penfield
George Bradstock
Robert Eglin
Litchfield
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Leta
Cpex Cleaners
E. H. Blvd
Bungle
Ory, Xplain Va
Harry J. Tate
Lei
Eggy
Jonderf UI
Grubber
Brianne
Robin
Abby
John Harnish
Jesus
Harnish
T. M. Baldwin
Aid Society
Ed. Cooper
W. EL Taft
Toledo
Whitehouse
Waterville
C. BE. McIntire
Lansing
Mich
J. G. Morris
William
Lester Breckenridge
W. H. Jones
Fred Bodeker
James
Albert Keisel
West Dover
Lewis
J. Dute
Reuben Dute
Mary Dute
Amherst
Frank Eschtruth
D. F. Eschtruth
Arthur Eschtruth
Helen
Eschtruth
Fintleyville
Mary Date
Simon Haas
Charles Leonard
Alfred Rea
Mr. Taylor
Eddha Hogan
Charles King
Howard Hulse
Dr. Fulmer
W. L. Mahon
Petrie
Mahn
Ewell
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Gladys Carpenter
Juia Collingwood
Clarksfield
Alex Grendel
Cora Guile
Robert Lamereaux
F. H. McClellan
Wilbur Bursley
JuHa Collingwood
Ella Hardy
Harold Hardy
Walter
Nellie Jean
Joan
Charles Doud
May Hunt and Son
Macedonia
H. S. Goss
H. E. Black
Berea
H. C. Cobb
John Lee
N. W. Lee
Walter Lea
Whitefox
L. A. Johnson
Evelyn
Lee Walkden
Chatham
Clair Howard
Hana Marsh
Eaton
Doris Wright
Germany
Sheffield
Taleda
Neva Carrick
Ellen Mary Jackson
J. E. Scott
Eight Street
EAS
Broad St
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