Debutante Gay Ensnared in Island Scandal Scheme
Irene Stromley and Marvin Ploame plot to trap Gay Needham with Jock and Rodney in a set up at Stromdale. Gay discovers the ruse as Irene and Van Gordon aim to force a coerced engagement while Rodney senses deception and a cliffhanger breakup looms as the plot thickens.
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Irene
Needhamis
Southampton
Jock
Jack
Stromdale
Rod and Gay
Marvin Ploame
Beth Allen
New York
Gay
Starr's Grocery
Starr’s Grocery
Jock Needham
Marvin and
Peth
Marvin
The
van Gordon
Rodney
Rod
Pleame
Ploame
Local club meeting and social at Markley area home
The Markley Busy Horse club met Friday at F H Lewis home with eight in attendance and routine business concluded. A Loyal Workers Auxiliary event followed at John Cook home with twenty five attendees, featuring a roasted marshmallow social around a yard fire and a guest list including M Baldwin, H Bond, J Morris, Naomi Wright of Cleveland, and others. The next Loyal Workers Auxiliary gathering shifts to Reverend M J Bond's home in Aton on September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley
Progressve Clase
M.eb Church
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
John Cook
M. Baldwin
William Heck and Sons
Charles and
Eugene
C. &. MelIntire
Loyal Workers Auxiliary of
The
Methodist Church
Former Senator And Bride Your Good Health
A vintage health advice piece outlines skincare steps from cleansing with soap and cold water to toning with witch hazel rose water and boric acid. It cautions against harsh astringents, stresses doctor guidance for blemishes, and urges hygiene, cautious makeup, and conservative application. Dr. F A Diaaio provides dermatology insights from the Medical Review of Reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vinson
United States
Eus Saearo
Medical Review of Reviews
F. A. Diaaio
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
New York City
Soap Germicidal Power and Cleanliness Facts
Soap provides mechanical removal of bacteria and has some germicidal effect on common mouth germs. Its efficacy varies by organism, with pneumonia and diphtheria bacteria more resistant. Proper soap purity and complete saponification improve cleaning. excessive alkali offers no advantage and can irritate.
Short Cuts for Home Maintenance and Tips
Open joints in doors and windows should be filled with putty and repainted to improve warmth. Keep honey dark to prevent crystallization. A pinch of sugar improves tomato soup flavor. Transfer coffee from paper bags to a covered tin to keep it fresh. Use art gum to engage children with magazines and books. Sew through blotting paper after oiling the sewing machine to prevent staining. Mr and Mrs John Harmish and family and the Werlin Monagen family plan to move from Brownhelm Ohio to Wigvent soon.
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Eliests
John Harmish
Werlin Monagen
Brownhelm
Ohio
Wigvent
Mfuabiare
Memorial Hospital Treats Vincent Briefl G H W Stoughton
Vincent Briefl G H W Stoughton has been in Memorial Hospital for several days for treatment of a severe carduncle on the back of his neck. Mis Laura Jean Pongracz of Watton is visiting this week, staying with her uncle and William Panay family on Foard Road. Recent supper guests of Earl Litz included Sacha Dandrea from Chicago, Mrs J Daryirca, Miss Dandra and Alfred Dandrea of Lorain, after which they drove to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. HW Stoughton
Memorial Hospital
Laura Jean Pongracz
Watton
Onis
William Panay
Foard Road
Earl Litz
Sacha Dandrea
Chicago
J. Daryirca
Dan
Soap and cleanliness as the best disinfectant in daily life
A medical note lauds soap as a potent factor in preventing disease spread, arguing cleanliness outperforms antiseptics for everyday use and should be supplemented by physician supervised surgical antiseptics when needed. It warns that improper use can leave lingering toxins and cites fast cleaning in eateries. The letter also explains arthritic hip pain from dried joints causing a crushing sensation.
Baby to Move from Vincent to Berea Soon
Dorothy Klamat, guest of relatives in Detroit since August 5, returns home Saturday. In Te tralt she visited Belle Isle, Fast wood Park, Palmer Park and London Canada. Mrs. J. J. Hecker and Mrs. Anna Sands go to Carey Ohio Friday noon to spend a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hurst entertained at supper Friday evening four little girls for the sixth birthday. Guests included Virgall Hurst of Wakeman, Doris Hurst, Shirley Mae McIntire and Dorothy Hovey. A birthday cake with candles and Candle Buck salad accompanied the meal. Later guests were Mrs. Wheantire, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollis and daughter Donna and son Buddy, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Herman formerly Florence Beasa of Vincent. Florence Copas born at Oberlin hospital Wednesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Copas and daughter Audrey, Mrs. L. Hurat of Lorain, and Miss Naomi Wright of Cleveland visiting Mrs. Copas’ mother, Mrs. J. A. Dilsayer in Akron. Mr. and Mrs. John Harnish and children were guests Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Eleanor Babcock of Huron. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris called on Mrs. Franklin Reese and Mr. and Mrs. Melauira and daughter Saturday evening.
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J. J. Heckel
Anna Sands
Elyria
S.C. Harbur
William Week
Baby Will Movn
Vincent
Berea
Dorothy Klamat
Detroit
Belle Isle
Fastwood Park
Palmer Park
London
Canada
J. J. Hecker
Carey
Ohio
Mro
Harold Hurst
Virgall Hurst
Wakeman
Doris Hurst
Shirley Mae McIntire
Dorothy Hovey
Oberlin Hospital
Florence
M. B. Copas
Audrey
L. ©. Hurat
Lorain
Naom| Wright
Cleveland
Huron, Ohio
J. G. Morris
Frankin Reese
Melauira
Avaning
Modes and Manners in Bride Payment and Dancing Etiquette
A Q and A on wedding etiquette notes the minister is paid after the ceremony with ten twenty five or fifty dollars as circumstances warrant and the best man may handle the payment. It also says cutting in at dances is acceptable if not abused, otherwise it is discourteous.
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G. C
Flower Show Plans for September 4 at Spencer
Spencer group leaders chairing August meeting outline plans for a two session Flower Show on Friday September 4. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs F J Miller Secretary Mrs J T McCourt and Treasurer Mrs Nellie Boone. The gathering featured Bible study and a social with picnic supper. Guests and visitors attended from area churches and families, including Charles City Iowa and Cleveland residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity S. S. Clase
Speacer Baptist Church
Lon Rush
F. J. Miller
J. T. McCourt
Nellie Boone
Profiles For Today: Actor Raymond Guton Turns To Screen Roles
Profiles For Today surveys Raymond Guton later known as Gene Raymond. Son of a mother who aimed him at acting he trained in languages fencing and elocution. Hollywood cast him as a heavy villain before shifting to juvenile parts and singing hobbies noted with Jeanette MacDonald as fiancée.
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Gene Raymond
Jeanette MacDonald
New York
Raymond Guton
Hollywood
Raymond
MacDonald
Mrs. Raymond
Interior Decoration Tips From an Authority
An authority advises against chasing trends and buying items merely because salespeople call them popular. He stresses that good taste favors substance over display and suggests consulting respected library books on home furnishing for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joneses
Residents Visit Across States Bring News and Guests
Roth Henry of Cleveland Rev. William Stillmen and Eunice Stillmen of New York, Harve Auble and Jesse Parent from Orrville and Cleveland, visited Charles Parent’s home Monday. Ronald Stillman returns from Canada with plans to resume travel to Daytona Beach Florida. Robert Dennison and children of River Corners visited Leonard Bridges and Leon Pexley of Lorain, then called on John Remeni and his wife in their new Lodi home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Corners
Leonard Bridges
Leon Pexley
Lorain
Milton Wolf
John Remeni
Lodi
Sterling Favorites M E division hosts meeting and picnic
The Sterling Favorites M E division and its chairman Mesdames Harry Greetham and Alvin Neidhhardt plus a group of workers held a Friday afternoon meeting and picnic at Mrs. Charles Fuller’s camp. They finished the year with a business session and donated silverware to the church after a teaspoon shower. BRIEFS mention visitors from New London Cleveland Canton and Lake Wales among others, with several families visiting local homes and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
M. E. i Division
Harry Greetham
Alvin Neidhhardt
Charles Fuller
Fuller Camp
You and Your Nation's Affairs Razor Back Voter Parable
A fragmented political allegory on the “razor back” hog as a metaphor for Southern mountain region voters. It contrasts ethical appeals with material self interest, showing hogs demanding concrete benefits over principles, and ends with a note to address questions to the author.
Local residents and visitors noted for a busy spell
The community welcomed many guests and travelers from Akroo Wadsworth Medina and Ridgeville visiting after recent illnesses trips and family gatherings. Noted names include the Vodrey Smiths Dvierberich Har old White MacLaren Mantz Thornton and Horst families with trips to Cleveland Mentor-on-the-Lake and Vermont. Local visits extended to Somerset and New Castle with hospital stays and a Springer reunion in Bethstein Park.
South Ridge W M 5 and L 4 meet at Pierrer Cottage
A joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid is planned for Thursday afternoon at Pierrer Cottage in Linwood Park with members urged to attend. An annual Ladies' Aid election will be held and a lunch will be served.
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W.M
Southe Ridge
Woman's Missionarys Society
Ladies’ Aid
Pierrer Lottage
Linwood Park
Moonlit Fiesta Lights Bay Village Tonight
Bay Village plans a moonlight fiesta under the M E church, with a carnival spirit program and a dancing revue at the Community hall. An old Spanish relic exhibition will be shown at the home of Howard Barker, and Dr N Yeaman will screen films of last fall’s anniversary celebration at Cahoone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Village
M. E. Church
George Moore
Howard Barker
N. Yeaman
Cahoon Park
Farmers feed grasshoppers to chickens in Sheridan
In Sheridan Missouri farmers unable to kill grasshoppers fed crushed insects to their chickens. The birds thrived on the diet. The report also notes Jimmy Doolittle’s new plane being built will reach 305 miles per hour, have a 3000 mile range and climb at a mile per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Jimmy Doolittle
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Heer
Berna Vas Gordon
Irene Stromsey Gay
Stremieys
Rodney Sinclair
Feet van Gordon
Marvis Phoame
van Gorden
Phoame
Chapter
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Rews
William Buche
Nan
Johnstown
Ned Parker
Parker
Cedar Point
Enrlid Beach
Sipaecne
Miss Gunt
Ribman
M.D. Finis
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Jane Herbert Gowaerd
Arthur
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Dad
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Spencer
Charles Walters
Lowell Coomer
M. E
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Fidelity Glass
Harry Hendricks
Charles City
Iowa
Hendricks
Dr. Salsbury
Leslie Fuller
John Schoen
Imhof
Clarence Hahn
Talbot Lake
Lillias Cook
New London
Clement Auble
Cook
New Orleans
W. L. Metassin
Nosma Waltera
Joyce Rook
Kir
Charles F. Fuller
Helen Taggart
Alice Woods
Charles Parent
Robert Rumbaugh
Luella Simon
Rumbaugh
Riversele
California
Pennsylvania
Sollenbergh
Clement
Ruth
Jennie
Linda Simon
Frank Miller
Grafton
Clair Miller
Karl Weldrick
Des Deen
Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Vodrey Smith
Billy
Akroo
D.vierberich
Wadsworth
Harold White
Lodt
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Vermont
Hugh MacLaren
Jay Mantz
Medina
J. H. McCourt
Lois Thornton
Glenville Hospital
Clarence Thornton
Merlin Parent
Lancaster
Kenneth Rook
Tecently
Mra Horst
Orrville
Robert Horst
Edith Horst
Virginia
Rev
A. B Horst
Eral
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Elmer Cook
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Alfred Baxter
Amherst Hospital
George Keaittle
Marian
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Mildred Snider
Somerset
Wilma Jean Snider
C. F. Cook
New Castle
Rebecc
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Patricia
James Savera
Ridgeville
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Frank Kaderves
South Ridge
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Viase
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Violet Schroeder
Marian Mclaren
Eligabeth Schurer
Harvey Curtis
Margaret Mason
Earl Hurrer
West Ridge
Jewel Beal
Marian Grebe
Helen Rovraeh
Marian Knittle
Violet Schmueder
DVD
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Robert Grove
Colmunbus
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M. E. Church of
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Martin Springer
RG. Pferrer
Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Association
Pferrer
George Knittie
E. W. Stang
Hickory Tree Grange
Ami
Lois Swinahart
Ashland
Lad Association
Mon
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William Lerner
Lake Road
Hartford
Cann
Ray Osborn
Michigan
KH. Thomason
C. M Terry
Edith Barker
Gertrude Simonten
Benton Harbor
Mich
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Pittsburgh
Clifton Aldrich
Ogborn Road
Earl Tutule
Betts v4
N. Y
Aa. Wilford
Riba
Merle Shook
Blue Star
Murbach Coal
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