True Jutte Yellow House Emmys Dilemma On Rink Scene
Emmy Milburn confronts social snobbery and romantic entanglements after a rink encounter with Jim Baldwin. He forgives a false name, sparking doubt about public behavior and self worth as she walks home in a November rain, recalling a childhood memory of her mother’s comfort. The chapter ends with Emmy resolving to handle things alone.
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Ememy
Emmy
Exemy
Thani
Perry
Lover
Miss Pentland
Fint Spaulding
Jim Baldwin
Eremy
Adam
Row
Ether
Emmy Bundy
Baturel
Jima Spaulding
T Rou
Dewi
Redbird
Flower Street
Tim
Rink
Mariaccine
Merlanna
Merianna
Shila
Iself
Spa
Hazel Heath Among Distant Friends at Vermilion
NEW OBERLIN New Oberlin Sept 6 Hazel Heath and Augustus Schoff of Carlisle spent Sunday at Vermilion. Emmerich reunion at Crystal Beach followed with baskets and a picnic. 25 enjoyed park amusements after the business meeting. Numerous visits note relatives and travels including Cleveland air races and Toronto Canada. Several local families hosted guests and feted graduates, with trips to Yellowstone and Elyria also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Hazel ‘Heath
Augusta Schoff
Carlisle
Vermilion
Michael Smith
Dorothea
John Emerich
Emmerich
Crystal Beach
Beck
Carl Schmitz
Boegle
Eric
Penn
Germany
Lucile Emerich
New Hampshire
Cleveland
R. E. Heath
Henry Schmitz
Cascade Park
Fred Hawk
Shelby
Harley Telford Fridey
Haag Family Moves into New Home in Oberlin Area
Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs Donald Haag have moved into their new Hill Street home. Miss Gladys Kinney of McClure visited friends in the area over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Rosa. Fred Haussen of Elyria joined the Hostettler family for a Sunday supper. Cleveland couple Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman were guests Sunday and Monday at the home of Mrs Ada Angerabach and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Haag
Oberlin
the Hill
Gladys Kinney
McClure
Will Rosa
Fred Haussen
Elyria
John Hostettler
Fred Bauman
Cleveland
Adam Angerabach
Lorain Contest Awards Plane Ride Prize
In a recent Lorain Timer-Herald subscription contest winners received an air plane ride from Lorain Airport on Monday. Mr and Mrs Geo Gager, grandparents, traveled to Lorain to witness the event.
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Lorain
Local Social Notes Include Visits And Birthdays
Misses Margaret and Bertha Cherry visited Miss Alice Buchs on Monday afternoon. Rev and Mrs BE Meisenbach and family were supper guests at Mr and Mrs John Geisendorfer. Mr and Mrs Joe A Mitten returned from Columbus and moved into Albert Snyder’s new house. Christ Bauman of Axter called on John Hostettler. Carl Hasempfing and family hosted a dinner August 29 to honor M B Peabody’s 94th birthday, with Cora Wilcox Eva Hun gerford F W Brandon C E Peabody and L M Kelly in attendance. Twila Weidman spent time with cousin Alice Buchs. John Geisendorfer and wife dined with Adam Angersbach. Howard and Maynard Unger, Berlin Heights, former residents, were visitors.
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Margaret
Bertha Cherry
Alice Buchs
BE. L. Meisenbach
John Geisendorfer
Joe A. Mitten
Columbus
Albert Snyder
Christ Bauman
Axter
John Hostettler
Carl Hasempfing
Brownhelm
M. B. Peabody
Cora Wilcox
Oberlin
Eva
Cora-May Hungerford
Pittfield
F. W. Brandon
C. E. Peabody
Frightened by a Stubborn Spreading Rash
Mrs. C. E. Cramer describes a stubborn skin rash that resisted many remedies until Resinol soap and ointment were used as directed. After a quarter jar the rash healed completely. The ad promotes Resinol and its quick relief, urging free samples from Resinol Rent in Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. E. Cramer
Baltimore
North Olmsted Social Notes and Local Visits
North Olmsted reports include Chas Quayle hosting relatives from Woodstick Mt. Henry Co. and a Sunday school picnic for Charlotte Robb on her birthday. Activities include Boy Scouts sports, a 60-person potluck, a Girls band from West Tech playing at the Statler, and a parish hall music recital by nine teachers. Residents visit Clyde, Labor Day outings, and updates on local church services and a goitre operation recovery.
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North Olmsted
Chas. Quayle
Wheelper
Woodstick
Mt. Henry Co
Charlotte Robb
North Olmsted Park
Charlotte
Emmagement
Chestnut Ridge
North Olmsted School of Music
Frenk
Hummel
Betty Blaine
Doris Standen
North Olmsted Band
West Tech
Statler Hotel
L. W. Lamb
Ernest
Herbert
Frank Pape
Dorothy
Eleanor
Clyde
Universalist Church
Thomas M. Murrey
Theron Bourne
Cleveland
Will Bourne
O. A. Risk
A. C. Reed
Nletters
Georgia
Vermilion Social Guests From Pittsburgh and Canada
Staged over Labor Day, the gathering included Robert Reed and two Pittsburgh friends as Sunday guests. Miss Rose Lamb of Strafford Canada and Mrs. William Nichols Edition Lamb with nephew Buddy Twitchel of Cleveland joined Tuesday visits at Lewis W. Lamb’s home. D A Barnard and son Roger accompanied I J Barnard family and sister Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turley of Lakewood to Vermilion Monday. H L Eldridge and family spent last week at their old Pennsylvania home.
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Robert
Milan
Alice Heath
Bert
Elyrie Sundar
Kiplinger
Wellington
M. Smth
Mildred Reed
Emma Wohleber
Emma
Akron
Labor Day
Ralph Heath
Jacob Schmitz
Canada
Falls
Toronto
N. Webber
G. H_ Dion
John Sigsworth
Fields Corners
Miss Krupp
M. Wonleber
Frank Schmitz
Elyria
J. J. Linden
Murray
Peter Axuter
Elgrit
I. Gerhartsinger
Barley Telford
Dorman
Ella Dorman
Republic
Lorain County
Carl Schmitz
Avon
French Creek
Ern Dewey
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Dewey
Janmas
Robert Reed
Pittsburgh
Rose Lamb
Strafford
William Nichols
Edition Lamb
Buddy Twitchel
Cleveland
Lewis W. Lamb
D. A. Barnard
Roger
I. J. Barnard
Jack Turley
Lakewood
Vermilion
H. L. Eldridge
Pennsylvania
Local Families Take Weekend Trips and Visits
Eaton families from Lichfield and Ricse joined a Monday reunion in Gema ra before touring Pennsylvania to see Mrs Brevleys uncle Jacob Strauv. The Buckard party from Ricse and the Henzie couple stayed overnight with the Langs and visited relatives in Wadsworth. Harold Dutnelt and Leach families vacation to the Toronto Fair and southern estate areas with Cleveland guests.
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Berit Brevley
John Wolf
Wadsworth
Harold Dutnelt
Cleveland
John Leach
W. F. Splete
Sfics
Carrie Splete
Charles Zebm
Local Names Attend Church Installations and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ernest Splete and daughter Laura from Collinwood v and Mr and Mrs Keith Rice with Dorothy and Raymond attempted the installation services for the new pastor Reverend A Schroeder at St John s Lutheran Church in Higha Sunday morning. Reverend Schroeder formerly served as assistant pastor at Zion Lutheran in Cleveland where Miss Carrie Splete and W F Splete were members, and comes from that place to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Ed Hennie from Tampa overnight with Mr and Mrs William Henale. They planned a Cleveland visit midweek and will return to Tampa after the trip. annual office elections followed, naming a president and other officers after a late midnight gathering for a two motor trip to New Jersey.
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Ernest Splete
Laura
Collinwood v
Keith Rice
Dorothy
Raymond
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A Schroeder
Higha
Reverend Schroeder
Zion Lutheran Church
Cleveland
Carrie Splete
W. F. Splete
Lormerly
Elyria
Ed Hennie
Tampa
Florida
Wiliam Henale
Tamra
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Central Press Assn
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G. H. Dion
WN. Webber
Blair
Gary
The
Andrew
James Laurie
Wm. Manns
Theodore Manns
Kent
Esther Means
Schmitz
Spring Valley
Avon Sunder
Eugene Strehmier
N. Strohmier
Toledo
McPherson
Norwalk
Frederick
Frances Emerich
Lewis Berg
Warren Gibson
Irene Linden
Marion
T‘larie
C. D. Peabody
Earl
Yellowstone Park
H. Telford
Virginia Champney
Boris Stratton
Traverse City
Michigan
Guy Champney
Riverside Laboratories, Inc
S.schon
East Ave
Ophone
Henrietta
W. Broad St
Lewis W- Lamb
Nielsen Laboratories,, Inc
Middle Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
New Jersey
Reke- Urea
Bern
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Phon
the Guarantee Title and Trust Company
W. G. Zaiser
Ring
Chesterfield
Tovhesterfield
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