Occasional Wife Chapter Four Patchwork Plans
Peter refuses Camilla's offer to visit his apartment for a week of rest and art. They seek solace in a park walk and a picnic, hoping to rekindle their love amid work pressures, past tragedy, and Avis influence guiding Peter toward a sculpture project.
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Peter
Avia
Avis
Camilla
Peters
Lke Avis
Worth’s
Camulla
Providence
Camille
Carmulla
Pater
Joret ta and Peter Anson's Country Dream (Exerpt)
A fragmented romance scene shows Camilla and Peter Anson planning a future after hardship. They discuss debts, independence, and a hopeful move to a country or lakeside home where work empowers them both. The couple clings to shared faith while avoiding past catastrophe.
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Paris
Camilla
Peter Anson
Afi Fontly
Peter
Get Youngster's Attention Ere You Give Her Orders
Dr Garry C Myers Ph D head of Parental Education at Cleveland College offers guidance on improving child attention. A parent story illustrates how a misdirected command leads to confusion and delays. He urges simple immediate tasks, asking repetition, and praise to foster reliability, with pamphlets "Punishments and Rewards" and "Fear" available from Central Press Association.
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Dr. Myers
Ay Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Marie
Garry
C. Myers
Central Press Association
East
Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Garry C. Myera
Mother
Acon
Uncle Peta
Sokokee
Mane
Carlisle Return From Fishing Trip With Group
Pat Moloski and son Carl along with Jackie Rhoda Gene Gaule Joseph Pally from Cleveland and Fred Ernst Jack Grill from Fast River road spent a week at St. Ste Marie fishing and have returned home Grills also toured ports in Canada during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Pat Moloski
Carl
Grafton Road
Jackie Rhoda
Gene Gaule
Joseph Pally
Cleveland
Fred Ernst
Jack Grill
Fast River Road
St. Ste. Marie
Mr. Grills
Canada
New Discoveries Confirm Virtues of Bran in Diet
Kellogg's ALI-BRAN has helped millions cope with stomach and intestinal discomfort for a decade. Laboratory tests cite bulk for the intestines, Vitamin B to tone the tract, and iron content twice that of beef liver. Two tablespoonfuls daily with meals are often sufficient, with doctor guidance if relief is not achieved.
Henry Schildt property records new well and plans
A further record well was added on Robson road on the Henry Schildt property producing 4 000 000 cubic feet daily This is the 18th producer drilled by A C McMillen and associates in the locality and another well will start immediately on the Christ Poulsen farm on Grafton road In Eaton Mr and Mrs Lester Squire of LaGrange road were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Tomkins at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Smith
Akron and
Wooster
East Avenue
Albert Hezzisbotham
Robson Road
Francis Sterzaker
Fred Ernst
East River Road
Pat Moloski
Dorothy Moloski
Charles Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Deck Kellogg
Robert
Henry
la Grange Road
New Philadelphia
Ernst Irion
Rudy Barkknecht
Blyria
Albert Hegginbotham
Clyde Sweet
Greenwich
Alfred J Hopkins
Butternut Rise
John Weikel
Ft. Wayne
Arthur Hoadley
Oberlin
Horace Ives
Audrey
Sylvia Ives
Columbia Station
Clarence W. Vincent
Miller
Linwood Park
Joseph Ainsworth
Af. Ainsworth
Dearborn
Mich
EB. N. Nuher
LaGrange Road
R. F. Vandemark
Betty
Alice
Park Avenue
Elyria
H. H. Gregg
Henry Schildt
A. C. McMillen
Christ Poulsen
Grafton Road
Lester Squire
Charles Tomkins
Eaton
Carl Diedrick
R. VW. Richards
Weat Ridge
Briets
Alta Myers
China
Fullouga
A. Myers
Vincent
Jacob Myers
Thomas Rams
Alexander Anderson
Agnes
Charlotta
Albert Hegginhbotham
John Hegginbothan
Willan Shreffer
Cleveland
Fred Shreffer
Amherst
Hegginbotham
Social whirl agenda fills Grafton road gatherings
Mrs Pat Moloski hosted a fish dinner with guests from the local fishing party and relatives from Oberin and LaGrange roads. Detroit visitor Miss Geraldine Cowdrer returned Labor Day. Several families from Elyria Cleveland Jamestown and Akron attended picnics and Labor Day visits, with Elks convention attendance noted and a Columbus trip for the Fridenstine family.
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Pat Moloski
Grafton Road
St. Ste. Marie
Geraldine Cowdrer
J. D. Kiser
East Avenuas
Detroit
Labor Day
HH. Gregg
Butternot Ridge Road
J . Underhill
Hast Avenue
Charles Glover
Viola Schwalter
Cleveland
LaGrange Road
Walter Kidd
Richard and
Donald
Jamestown
N. Y
Robert A Henry
LaGrange Toad
Joseph Pally
Joseph Rhoda
Charles Schmidt
Victoria Goss
Gene Gauler
Pat Molosk
George FE. Yost
East Avenue
Cedar Point
Atin Robson
Robson Road
Frank Cole
Butternut Ridge
Joryce Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Betty Chapman
Hedges
Nellie Marks
Sarah Stowe
George Myers
Akron
Pittsfield Attends Wedding in Lakewood
In Pittsfield on September 3 Mrs Olive Whitney and her daughter Wilma joined Mrs E G Whitcomb for the wedding of Mary Widdows on Miss Mary Whitney to Charles Francis Alter at St Peters Episcopal Church Lakewood The groom teaches at Oberlin High School after a wedding trip to Zanesville they will reside in Oberlin Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Whitney at the Community Church Rev William Smith officiated Pallbearers included Dr W A Sherburne Fred Sheffield and E G Whitcomb Other local notes include returns from Nathan City and Columbus State Fair attendance by Harold Green Kenneth Green and McConnall and visits by Graydon Brandt and Mildred Lounsbrough and party in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stark Fisher
Charles C. Smith
LaPorte
Fred Smith
Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Rose Fisher
Nichols Funeral
Cleveland
Myrtle Godfrey
Lindy Todge
Murray Ridge
Lodge
William Rennie
la Porte
Pittsfield
Olive Whitney
Wilma
E. G. Whitcomb
Mary Widdowson
Charles Francis Alter
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Lakewood
Oberlin
Alter
Mary Whitney
William Smith
W. A. Sherburne
Fred Sheffield
Charles Pickworth
T. ©. Whitney
O. J. Whitney
Unique Lamp Collection in Racine Tells Historic Tales
A Racine Wisconsin restaurant owner and former boxer, Barney Richter, showcases lamps from a Turkish harem and a ship that exploded in Racine harbor killing seven. The collection includes two 100 year old lamps from the citys first hearse and another from the first railroad station in the state.
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Racine
Wis
Barney Richter
Packers oppose bid to end radio broadcasts of games
Green Bay officials said no backing exists for a movement to abolish radio broadcasts of football games. The Packers will have their games described over the air again this fall.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
Mrs Ford Joins Political Movement as Wayne County Chair
Mrs Henry Ford has taken an active role in politics by agreeing to chair the Wayne County Women's Committee for Governor Wilbur M. Brucker. The announcement was made by Mrs A Erwin, acting chairman.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Wilbur M. Brucker
Wayne County Women's Committee
Mra
A. Erwin
Prison readers favor classics in Waupun facility
In Waupun Wisconsin state prison, convicts favor enduring works over cheap magazines. Librarian says historical, biographical and scientific volumes hold prominence while Harvard Classics were rebound three times in three years due to heavy use.
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Waupun
Wis
Harvard
Tasmanian bean tastes like veal steak in Belmont crop
In Belmont Massachusetts Coy Orcatt grows Tasmanian beans three to five feet long and weighing 10 to 15 pounds. He says the bean tastes like veal steak when sliced and cooked. Orsett notes the pant blossoms in Tasmania by day but in Belmont full bloom occurs at midnight.
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Belmont
Mass
Tasmania
Orsett
Hoffman Tailor Marks 71 Years in Green Bay
The William Hoffman tailoring house in Green Bay Wisconsin celebrates 71 years of continuous operation. Louis W Hoffman recently marked the golden anniversary of his long association with the company and its family ownership since establishment.
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Green Bay
Wis
William Hoffman
Louis W. Hoffman
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Anna White's Home
The Birmingham church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Anna White's home with president Mrs Hannah presiding. After a brief business session on fundraising plans a social hour followed and a luncheon was served to members and visiting guests from Cleveland including the Jones family, Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Jones, Gladys Campbell, Rev George Hanna and other listed attendees.
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Ladies’ AM Society
Birmingham
Ladies’ Aid Society
BirmIngham Church
Anna White
Hannah
James Jones
Elizabeth
Margaret Jones
Gladys Campbell
Cleveland
George Hanna
Earl Hunter
Nat Hunter
B R. Grime
Bobby
Wil Mam Falgrable
Nancy Lambe
Frank Gerber
G. BR. Kuhlman
Jennia Mitchell
A. Joyer
Reuben Weuzel
A. Nutling
Local Social Roundup Includes Visiting Couples
BRIEI's Mrs William Fulgrable hosted supper for Mrs Ethel Baka on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin and Mr and Mrs Barney Kukas visited Mr and Mrs Leon Richmond of LaGrange. Mr and Mrs J Logan of Wakeman called on Mr and Mrs Marion Bates. W A Morris and... Arbert, Mrs Ashbrook and Mr King Jarrett spent Wednesday and Thursday at the Ohio State Fair. Mr George Avery visited Elyria Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briei
William Fulgrable
Ethel Baka
Frank Griffin
Barney Kukas
Leon Richmond
LaGrange
J. Logan
Wakeman
Marion Bates
W. A. Morris
Pun
Il Arbert
Ashbrook
King Jarrett
George Avery
Elyria
Four Generations Represented at Sugar Grove Picnic
At a picnic in Sugar Grove Virginia, four generations gathered together to celebrate family ties and shared memories. Local residents noted the spread, the stories told, and the sense of community passing through the generations.
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Sugar Grove
Uip
Groundhog trapping champion hailed from Tazewell County
Four generations of the Roberts family appear in the column as W. W. Roberts Sr. 91 A. B. Roberts W. W. Roberts Dr Rex Roberts and CHAMP GROUNDHOG TRAPPER JAMES PEARY of Tazewell Va claims to be the world's champion groundhog trapper He has caught 162 this season and 82 in the past three years
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Roberts
W. W. Roberts
A. B. Roberts
Rex Roberts
Tazewell, Va
James Peary
Tazewell County
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Sandusky
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Dst
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Deane Burns
WC T. U
Fred Underhill
Fifth Street
Ella
Burns
W. C.T. U Interests
Church of Christ
R WN. Fox
Oak Street
James E Dewhurst
Mall Seackly
Elsha
Ohio
Z. W. Lernis
Mgr
Robert Nevie
Leroy Fridenstine
Mary Fridenstine
Albert Fridensting
Oberin Road
Walter Hadaway
George Fridenatine
James Davidson
Dwight
Virginia
Ernie Green
Nathan City
Dorothy Davidson Mills
Harold Green
Kenneth Green
McConnall
Columbus
Mr. Graydon Brandt
Medina
G. Brandt
Mildred Lounsbrough
Batty Maye
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Mrs. Ford
F. E. Glauner
M. D
Elyria Savings and Trust
Baron Jewelry Co
Broad Street
Thijqohn Lersch
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