Broadway Bride Chapter Noted Honeymoon Tension
Natalie and Alyn share a tense breakfast on their honeymoon in a West Hamp ton house. The couple clash over control as Alyn asserts possession and secrecy while Natalie resists and tries to read his motives. They prepare to depart in a car as the mood shifts toward uneasy quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salale
Alyn
Natalie
Nita
Charles
Alya
Samir
Teeler
Wintine
Matalla
West Hampton
Burt Alyn
Ihe
Amherst School to Open Tuesday in Ohio
Amherst school officials announce opening plans for the calming year with grade assignments and new teachers. High school instructors include Meyers Wetter and Keller. Books available at Clover Farm Store. Members from Cleveland Youngstown and Lorain communities attend the kickoff with flowers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sguti Amherst
Segrey Board
The
Jisten Pierces Ber
Syade
Kathrine
Sehriner
Myrta Livermore
Sarah Osgood
Thelma Schnagk
la Fayette Melvin
Tridgel Atber
Flora Pyke
Helen Meyers
Raymond Wetter
Karl Keller
Clover Farm
Birthday Party for Mrs Stone on 67th Anniversary
Mrs C O Stone was surprised at her home on Wednesday to celebrate her 67th birthday. Guests included Mrs Louis Aiken and Mrs Jane Grit as they joined in the noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Stone
Louis Aiken
Jane Grit
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Church
Mrs Henry Nickel and Mrs Ilarald Ailsop hosted the Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon. Mrs Garfield Harris presided over the business meeting with favorable reports. Officers elected: Harris president Heathcote vice president Gigson secretary Brocksicker treasurer. Harris received a lovely gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nickel
Ilarald’ Ajlsop
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Garfield Harris
Joseph Heathcote
L. D. Gigson
Belle Brocksicker
Harris
South Ridge Society Holds Joint Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society and the Ladies Aid held a joint meeting at Mrs. Lewis Spiegelberg on Townline Road. Mrs. Elizabeth Fowl led the Ladies Aid election and plans for a church supper in October were discussed. a social hour followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Harland Schierster and daughter Carolyn Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fowl
Newton Bans
Milton Bouley
Lewis Spiegelberg
Margaret Baus
W. M
Meetine
Barbara Eschtruth
Harland Schierster
Carolyn Elizabeth
Local Residents Named in Visits and Returns Home
A list of residents from Henrietta West Ridge Mirndle Ridge Townline and Lake avenues and related families includes Mrs Theodore Grills and Harold, Mrs Barrer, Mrs Eschtruth, Mrs Delifelld, Mrs Ralph Miller, Mrs Knittie, Mrs Fowl and Ruth Fowl, Mrs Frank Baus and Margaret Baus, Mrs Newton Baus, and Mrs J P Bechtel. Walter Grobe family returns from Zanesville. Rev I H Amore and son Robert plan visits to Columbus and Newark, returning Tuesday. Mariam Fowl visits Irma Spiegelberg on Townline road. Kleth Brown and Russell Spiegelberg visit Walter Grabe. George Vogler returns to Elyria. Eva Gaudern and Grace join Ralph Fowl family in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Theodore Grills
Harold
E. J. Barrer
West Ridge
Barbara Eschtruth
Mirndle Ridge
J. H. Delifelld
Townline Road
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
George Knittie
Elzabeth Fowl
Ruth Fowl
Frank Baus
Margaret Baus
Newton Baus
J. P. Bechtel
Nancy Miller
Marcia Webber
I. H. Amore
Robert
Columbus
Newark
Mariam Fowl
Irma Spiegelberg
Kleth Brown
Middle Ridge
Walter Grabe
Russell Spiegelberg
Townsine
Frank Stang
George Vogler
Elyria
Eva Gaudern
Grace
Ralph Fowl
West Ridge Attends Air Races and Visits Kin
Mr and Mrs P G Miller and children Betty and Jack attended the National Air Races in Cleveland and visited Lucy Miller at John Patchett’s Lakewood home before returning. The Misses Edna and Mildred Pallas visit aunt Mrs Mary Fox in Elyria. Gladys Long’s kitchen shower honors La Grange bride to be. State Fair attendees include Mrs Harry Lauer and Melvin Grille Clifton Simms Robbie Penfound. House guests include Miss Margaret Draper and Miss Lucile Penfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
P. G. Miller
Betty
Jack
Cleveland
Lucy Miller
John Patchett
Lakewood
Theodore Grills
C. J. Smith
Edison Highway
Edna and
Mildred Pallas
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Columbus
Harry Lauer
Shernan Mason
Melvin Grille
Clifton Simms
Robbie Penfound
Margaret Draper
Brighton
Ruth Tapper
Lucile Penfound
Carlisle
Marian Lauer
Missionary and Ladies Aid Hold Joint Evangelical Meeting
Mrs Theodore Grills and Mrs E J Burrer attended a joint Ladies Aid Society and Missionary meeting at the home of Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg on Townline road. Miss Lillian Eldred visited friends in Valley City. Mrs H H Drusendahl is slowly recovering. Miss Julia Dareby visited her parents in Elyria. Robert Penfound returned from Columbus after the State Fair trip. Many people have been suffering with severe colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Eldred
Valley City
H. H. Drusendahl
Julia Dareby
Mike Dareby
Elyria
Robert Penfound
Columbus
Thomas Baker Injures Leg Working on Oberlin Barn
Thomas Baker fell and injured his leg while working on a barn at Oberlin and is now recovering. Mr and Mrs Ed Harris visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham County Line
Thomas Baker
Oberlin
Ed. Harris
Community Folks Share Weekend Visits and Trips
Mrs. A G Kubach and children visited Lorain on Saturday evening. Roy Ennes and kids Elizabeth Alfred and Helen returned to Cleveland after two weeks with Libbie Ennes. Marion Bates and Lester Berkner spent Tuesday at Wakeman. Vera Flood of Cleveland spent the weekend with Frank Griffen. The Griffens hosted several visits including the Denslows in Norwalk. Cedar Point trips noted for George Gross Harris Gottschling groups and others. J J Stoker visiting relatives in Cleveland for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffen
A. G. Kubach
Lorain
Roy Ennes
Elizabeth
Alfred
Helen
Cleveland
Libbie Ennes
Marion Bates
Lester Berknmieyer
Wakeman
Vera Flood
Les Miller
South Amherst
Ted Wilber
Bruce Bates
Norwalk
C Denslow
Familly
C. B. Griffen
Donalds
Cedar Point
George Gross
Ruben Harris
Steve Gottschling
J. J. Stoker
Wildcats Seek Game With Freundlich Aces of Mansfield
New London Supply Company's reorganized softball team the Wild cats aim to book a game with the Freundlich Aces of Mansfield. The Aces are noted for an excellent record and strong play promising a lively matchup and a new local variation of the national pastime. The article also notes a Missionary Society meeting by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of First Church with seventeen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
New London Supply Company
Wildcats
Freundlich “Aces
Mansfield
Meldam
Virginia White
Winona Buley
D. B. Barnes
Doris McClellan
Whittler
Ladies Aid Meeting and Social at Mrs Sackett’s Home
Eighteen members and one visitor attended the Congregational Ladies Aid Society monthly meeting at Mrs Elsie Sackett’s home. Mrs Lou Barrett opened with a devotional and business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. Despite rain New London represented well at the Huron County Fair opening in Norwalk with exhibits and locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Elsie Sackett
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Lou Barrett
Percsnals
F. Blackman
G. L. Kettenring
C. A. Sanborn
Milan
Mich
Sanborn
Fr. Baun
Elyria
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Otto Wesleyan
EB. C. Rasmussen
Janesville
Wis
New London
Rasmussen
New London High School
Norwalk
Local social visits and family updates in Sheffield
Mr and Mrs Willard Taft and Mrs Doren of Swanton spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs H C Chambers. Ellen Mae and Ruth Jackson called on Neva Carrick. George Stevens and daughters of Lorain visited the Dunfees. Earle Johnsons returned from Mt Vernon Ohio. John Eale called on John Wilson. C Scott and family of Lake Avenue are new parents. Clarence Sithm family plan Michigan trip. Bert Webb of Brownhelm visited Dunfees. The proverb note appears in common use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shefield
Willard Taft
Doren
Swanton
H.C. Chambers
Ellen Mae
Ruth Jackson
Neva Carrick
George Stevens
Lorain
Raymond Dunfee
Earle Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
John Eale
John Wilson
C. Scott
Lake Avenue
Scott
Gus Road
Clarence Sithm
Michigan
Bert. Webb
Brownhelm
Bounties Paid for Weasels Foxes and a Wildcat in 1931
Bounties paid on 1005 weasels 56 gray foxes and a wildcat killed by Pennsylvania aiding in exterminating game posts during July 1931. The bounties paid provided welcome additions to the applicants incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uame
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Electrocutions Witnessed by Longtime Hughes County Doctor
Dr. W L Taylor, a Hughes County physician, has witnessed every electrocution at the late Penitentiary. The notice mentions Mr Thompson of Thompson and Brookhouser visiting Leedale's Beauty Shop starting September 9 to meet old and new customers, with phone number 2748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
Okla
W.L. Taylor
Hughes County
Mr. Thompson
Thompson & Brookhouser
Leedale
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Vera Ostberg
Edward Polk
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Vivian
Lea Stone
Betty Jane
J. Swanson
Frederick Thwing
Ida Bergquist
Bruce Peterson
David
EB. Anstrum
Mable Peterson
Youngstown
Hilma Hunt
Stone
Gibson
Belle Brocksieker
Garfield, Harris
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William Allsop
John Wagener
Lodi Gibson
Henry J. Kolb
George Rice
Margaret Rice
Jacob Kolb
Philiip Eular
James Lyon
George Stephenson
John Duncan
Wm. Meacham
Florence
Roberta McCord
Flyria
South Ridge
Walter Grobe
Zanesville
Missionary
Birmingham
Bank Bldg
Elyria, Ohio
Cleaners
Elyria Savings & Trust
Gov. Broad and Court Streets
Sheffield
Cities Servigs Securities
Pierre B. Smith
Ely
Dr. F. M. Sponseller
Trent
FRONE
Roth Tailor Shop
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
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