The Casino Del Acaso Opens With Lizetta at Play
At Tropica Beach the social season queen Lizetta and her companions attend the grand Casino Del Acaso opening. Marion’s bold betting draws a mysterious backer Count Diavini, Stuart Logan matches wagers as watchers cheer and groan, and a tale of flirtation, betting, and secrets unfolds through a night of high stakes and glitzy danger.
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Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Lazetta Boyd
Pisin
Stuart
Lizetta
Logan
Pedro
Lizatta
Marton
Tdzetta
Weelf
Terrance Withington
Lisetta
Lord Withington
Patricia
Casino del Acaso
Marlon
Marion
Badge Ytatro
Badge
Masten
Gay
de Nyse
Diavini
Gether Club Hosts Rivalry and Local Happenings
In Valley City Ohio a packed week features Mrs. Eavening’s Gether Club entry with Mrs. Steck winning top honors and Mrs. Stein second. The town reports a profitable School Fair, a village benefit play The Kidnapping of Betty, and multiple weekend visits from Cleveland guests. Locals attend football watch parties and end with Founder's Day at Baldwin Palace.
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Valley City
Getther
Eavening
Steck
Robert Stein
Phrilis Meller
Albert Mejlert
Pailip Kotz
Earl Arick
Arthur Hauck
Ed Lasch
Georss Wolfe
Ohe State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Betty
Anna Schaeffer
Jean and
Marie
Tommy Cannon
Cleveland
Wally Storer
E. P. Storer
Ella Laule
Col Tette
Robert
Romance Turns From Spark to Silence
A gentle reflection on how romance fades when the magic wears off, leaving memories in its wake. The piece contrasts the thrill of courtship with the quiet settling of affection into ordinary life.
Funeral Rites Held for William Hess at Amherst
The funeral of William Hess was held at Baker funeral parlors in Amherst with Rev C Schmidt from St Peters Evangelical church officiating. Mrs Newton Baus and Miss Miriam Fowl provided music, pallbearers included J E Ebert Frank Wagner Marty Sanders Frank Myron and Dewey Schibley. Burial was in Cleveland Street Cemetery Amherst. Local briefs note business trips and visits as community members attend other events and gatherings.
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Elyria Townline Road
Whmam Hess
Baker
Amherst
C. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Newton Baus
Miriam Fowl
South Ridge
Thelema McDonald
J. E. Ebert
Frank Wagner
Marty Sanders
Frank, Myron
Dewey Schibley
Cleveland Street
South Ridge Birthday Celebrations and Local Meetings
A South Ridge gathering honored Carl Schaub on his birthday at Mary Schaub’s home with a 6:30 p m supper for relatives and friends. Reports note Rowena Circle activities in Elyria, visits from nearby towns, church notes, and Grange and E C B Club attendance by local residents, with upcoming Sunday services listed.
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South Ridge
Mary Schaub
Carl Schaub
Fred Wirth
Walter Beals
Charles Beals
Jotn Go
Avon Lake Miscellaneous Shower and Alumni Meeting
Avon Lake on October 26 featured Mrs Helen Deasy hosting a three oclock luncheon and miscellaneous shower on Lake Road in honor of Mrs Albert Barschow nee Helen Livingston. Guests included numerous local residents and visitors from Lorain and Chicago. Also noted is an Avon Lake Alumni meeting scheduled for Thursday at 4 PM at Mrs Ed Spaetzel's home and several locals attending Oberlin College High School Day events.
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Avon Lake
Helen Deasy
Lake Road
Albert Barschow
Helen Livingston
A. Barschow
Hodgson
Schoiffel
Hargraves
Lanewood
Zeilner
Wasting
Lorain
J. Deasy
Brook
East Mieveland
Johnson
Mammond
Ind
Bonvoise
Chicago
BE. Dunning
Nica
Ed Spaetzel
Lula Kamippes
Thelma
Mifred Burkhardt
Elva
Ins Tomanek
Rena Titus
Cutler
D. Enzel
Healin Livingston
Batty Osteriaze
Betty Hail
Betty Barschow
New
Philadelphia
Community Notes on Social Visits and Local Events
A record of local social happenings includes Mr and Mrs Gate Smith hosting friends for bridge at home, visits by Pearl Smith and Roy Currant in Akron, and the Pioneer club planning a dance at Avon Park. Other items mention guests from Hammond Indiana Toledo and Cleveland, attendance at a football game, teaching changes, PTA meetings, and club activities with plans for future events.
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Bridge
Gate Smith
Carl Pedersen
Dreier
Cleveland
Pearl Smith
Roy Currant
Akron
Johnson
Hammond, Tud
James Deasy
Pioneer Club
Avon Park
A. M. McCowan
Detroit Road
Lake Road
Walter Beck
Rena Titus
Lillian Canfield
Toledo
David Jack
Mason Smith
Elyria
Joe
Robert Deasy
Donald Engel
Bill Livingston
Cleveland Stadium
Claire Rodgers
Christina Hassell
Lerain
Frames of Malta
Sheffield
Charles Sims
Lila Wearech
Avon
Hazel Richards
Avon Halloween Carnival at Avon High School auditorium
Avon Ot October 26 Avon High school students plan a hallows en party in the high school auditorium Thursday night with a start time at dusk. Baptist prayer meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Seit man Jaycox road Thursday evening at eight o clock. Arthur Teax spent a week with his mother Mrs William Peak and returned to Portsmouth with her. Donald Moore son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Moore had his tonsils removed and is recovering well. Dr Taylor Smith performed the operation. Roy Schwin returned home after months in Florida Ora Cahoon of Salinas Calif
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Elmer Hopf
J Son
Cleveland
Sam Mack
John Callahan
Dauzhatia
Darton
J. A. Sailer
John Sailer
Abele
Himmelman
Murray
Margaret Obermiller
Allan Riond
Charles Honce
Brdtney
William Grabenstetter
Ralph Feuchter
Carl Hauck
Clifford Brown
Arthur Hauck
Clevelard
C. R. Brown and Son
And
Mirs
Bill Cox
Lakewood
Brown's
Berea
John Meliert
George Kirha
Madison, Co
Saunday
Yonn Houck
Oliver
Murray Ridge School
Carlton Drusendahl
Nichols Funeral Home
Elyria
Avon
Avon High School
High Schony
The
Baptist Church
Arther Teax
Wiliam Peak
Portsmouth
Donald Moore
Cecil Moore
Taylor Smith
Roy Schwin
Florida
I Ora Cahoon
Salinas
Calif
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Parcels
A series of transfers includes Oscar Olson to Alice Olson a quitclaim of half interest in 33 acres on Pitts Road Pittsfield Township. George A Hart deceased to Will Hart one fourth acre on Hamilton Street Wellington. Will Hart to Martha Hart quit claim half interest in one fourth acre on Hamilton Street Wellington. Engineers National Bank of Cleveland to W Mac Nader sublet 1760 block H Shore Subdivision Buckeye Country Club Sheffield Lake. Charles T Warner state superintendent of insurance to John II Nichols Louise A Nichols one and one fourth acres on East College Street Russia Township. Cleveland to John J Smith sub set 27 block F Shore Subdivision I. J Fulton state superintendent of banks to John M Wie gand subset 12 block D West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake.
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Oscar Olson
Alice Olson
Pitts Road
Pittsfield Township
George A. Hart
Will Hart
Hamilton Street
Wellington
Martha Hart
National Bank of Cleveland
W. Mac Nader
Shore
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffield Lake
Charles T. Warner
John II. Nichols
Louise A. Nichols
East College Street
Russia
John J. Smith
I. J. Fulton
John M. Wiegand
West Shore
Quirky Public Works Loan Schemes from Northwest Ventors
Portland readers learn of wild loan ideas proposed to the PVA board for public works. Among schemes are a fleet of concrete battleships, a mile-high steel tower with state-named alforms, a TunWar for motorists, refinancing a circus tent, offering elephants as security, a rocket ship to the moon, and a maternity hospital for 1000 births yearly in a 4000-resident town.
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Portland
Ore
Uncle Sam
Jules Verne
Northwest District Pva Board
America
Barbary Coast Star Gertie Barnard Dies in San Francisco
Barbed memories of Gertie Barnard linger as pals from her Hayday on the Barbary Coast attend her funeral in San Francisco. The once famed dancer is said to have faced jail terms, while a Municipal Judge Steiger looms in reminiscence, and a reference to a Scottish fossil theorist adds odd archival color.
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San Francisco
Calif
Gertie Barnard
Harbary Coast
Gertie
Steiger
Hush Miller
Tueir
Today s the Day be CLARK KINNAIRD
A dated astrological snippet notes Thursday October 299th day of 1993 with Jupiter as morning star and Scorpio rising. It lists zodiac forecasts for those born on this date including great energy and social leadership, plus brief notes on sleet and notable births such as Du Puise and Moltke.
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Jupiter
Cleer
Opal
First Continental Congress Adjourns and Arctic Quest
A dense archival fragment recounts the 1774 adjournment of the Continental Congress, the 1850 discovery of the Northwest Passage by Captain McClure, and a jagged timeline of cholera outbreaks globally. It notes Ireland and Britain, Danish-Norwegian monarchy shifts, and hints at a forthcoming note about a two million dollar bank robbery.
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Zeppelin
Carpenters’ Hall
Phila
Delphia
Lake Constance
Georgia
Peyton Randolph
Virginia
Congress
Pat Long
Prorick Henry
Half Million Ride Mobs on U S Railways
Chicago report notes a floating population of about 590000 tram persists on U S railroads as deadheads. Safety Council cites hundreds killed or injured yearly with cases of entire families roving freight trains.
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Chicago
American Railways Association
Safety Council of the Association
T. E. Pratt
Burlington
Pratt
Catr
UW Heads to Remain Seattle Leader for 1933-34
Acting president Hugo Win kenwerder to stay in post for the 1933-34 school year. Board of regents chair Lewis Schwellenbach said no successor has yet been chosen and that the board seeks a man of high calibre to become president.
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U. OF W
Seattle
Hugo Winkenwerder
University of Washington
Lewis Schwellenbach
Board of
Regents
Schwellenbach
Texa saved marriage license for four yet Fort Worth Texas
Texas man Charley Williams of Smithfield nursed his marriage hopes for four years before a 1929 objection by his fiance's parents. He stored the license and later asked the county clerk if it remained valid, was advised yes if the same girl, and he then found a minister to proceed.
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TEXA
Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Charley Williams
Smithfield
Williams
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George Hoelner
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Hindu Army
Richard Reutier
Buck
Weidner
Barea
Baldwin Palace
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Raymond Morey L. L. D
Ivan Kemp
Walter Wolff
George Stosxop
Edward Delterich
Geoge B. Staskont
Albert Frank
Wiliam Steinle
Katherine Steinie
Medina
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Elsha Hospital
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Elmer Metzger
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Elyria Town Line
Rowena Circle
Fred Schaub
Joe Massey
Milton Schlechter
Harland Schlechter
Carolin Elizabeth
Henrietta
Sandusky
Lonard Sauer
Robert Minch
Frank Laraway
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E. W. Stang
Hickory Tree Grange
E. C. B. Club
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Ed ‘Spaetzel
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Carolyn Coling
Irene Dempser
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Georgia Garber
Berty Osterland
Alex Wagner
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Melvin Anderson
Rob Powell
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Mildred Crowder
Ruth Jenners
Oberlin
Oberlin College
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Henry Hull
Arnold Kensen
Nib Smith
Tennesse
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Martin Bodker
Enumclaw
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H .G. Castile
PB. T. A
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Jolly Teelva Club
Steve-Moore Road
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Carl Payne
Harvey Muir
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Jackie” Coogan
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Northwest Passage
Robert John McClure
Arctic Ocean
Behring Strait
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Ngines
Massachusetts Bay Colony
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