Occasional Wife chapter shows Camilla’s rise and Peter’s doubt
In the chapter, Camilla Anson grows central to Wheatheart Cereal ads and the Tiny Tot radio program while her partner Peter wrestles with jealousy. Uncle John praises art judging as Camilla pushes for recognition, planning a national broadcast debut that strains their relationship yet bonds them in shared ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
John Danforth
Paria
National
Hhis
Taris
John
Andrew Havelock
Avig
Havelock
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Camilla Anson
New York
Two Masters presented by local church women
New London hosts a Sept 11 performance of Two Masters by the W F M of the local M E church. Miss ionnary life in China is portrayed through Jean McCrea and daughter Jane, with a cast including Mrs Van Horn and Mrs Stuart. A short musical interlude follows the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Bertha Cooper Fraser
China
W F. M
M. EB
Jean McCrea
Jane
America
van Horn
Mrs. van Horn
Anna Messen
Stuart
Harriott Parnell
Jane McCrea
Jeanette Culbertson
Rachel
Charlotte
Helen
Jane's College
Marie Triplett
Oral Neal
Winona Leach
C. van Der-Witt Jones
Vrs
WB. Robinson
Culture Club
Claudia Messinger
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travels
Mrs P H former aunt and Mr and Mrs Frank Schoonard Burk returned home Sunday after a brief visit. Ralph Geer and family enjoyed a picnic at Evanhurst Park near Wakeman. Robert White prepares to enter Mt Union College. Doris Stratton and Hyle McClaflin toured Washington DC with Dr and Mrs G J Barger. Dr M J Humphrey returned from a fishing trip to Northern Michigan. Gertrude Massey from Kings 4iNe Ont visited Geo Parnell family. Mrs Ina McComb returned to Oxford after weeks with Mrs Julia Mead. Mrs F C Griffin attended the National Air Races. Mrs Sterling Ford rushed to Lorain due to ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H
Frank Schoonard Burk
Ralph Geer
Sage
Frank Gallagheryth
Evanhurst Park
Wakeman
Robert White
Gus White
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Louis Straub
Joyce
Brookside Park
Ashland
Fred Upton
Manion
Sophia Upton
Doris Stratton
Hyle McClaflin
Washington, D. C
G . 9. Barger
Fire destroys barn on Heifner farm near Brighton
Fire destroyed a barn on the Fairchilds Heifner farm one mile west of Brighton Tuesday around 1:30 AM. Little straw and oats were stored inside. Origin of the fire is unknown. Wellington Fire Department responded to guard the house and other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Fairchilds Place
Heifner Farm
Wellington
Huntington Grange No 2043 meets for inspection night
Huntington Grange No 2043 held its inspection night with Worthy Master O H Dirlam presiding and about fifty members in attendance. The program included group singing, readings, violin and piano solos, a playlet, and a health insurance note from Mr Pigkard. Several visitors joined the event and a lunch of wafers and ice tea followed. There were Sunday visits to Berea and Thursday callers from Berkeley and Berkley California with extended family dinners in Wel lington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naegele
Bon Burge
Mary
Lucile
John Barber
Wellington
Frank Mason
Pigkard
Grange Life Insurance
Called on the sick in Welwyn and nearby homes
Mrs. Lillian Devaler called on Miss Ima Rugg at her brother’s Welwyn home. Mrs. Johnson Crile and her daughter Marie visited Grace Crile last Friday afternoon at the Frank Richmond residence in Welwyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Devaler
Ima Rugg
Wellington
Johnson Crile
Marie
Grace Crile
Frank Richmond
Sigs worth family attend Columbus Fair and supper success
The Sigs worth family and guest Mrs. Geddes of Toledo attended Columbus Fair on Thursday. A supper by Miss Agnes O Lloyd and Sunday school class was a success in quality and attendance, clearing around twenty dollars. Mr. and Mrs. W Dawson of Akron visited at the WiA Wallington home, with dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. S M Leslie of Canton and their two sons. Sunday School officers for the year elected: Superintendent A W Palmer, Assistant Harvey Blanck, Secretary Elizabeth Bainbridge, Treasurer Hazel Reed, Librarian Margaret Berkley, Pianist Velma Andrews, Temperance Secretary Mrs E D Kern, Missions Della Lyndes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Sigsworth
Geddes
Toledo
Agnes O'Lloyd
W. Dawson
Akron
Wi A
Wallington
M. Lessie
Canton
A. W. Palmer
Harvey Blanck
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Charles Johnson
Hazel Reed
Margaret Berkley
Velma Andrews
E. D. Kern
Della Lyndes
Ladies' Aid to Install New Officers Thursday
Social notes report the Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs. A D Nye Thursday afternoon to install new officers. Town residents share visits and dinners with neighbors from Parma Cleveland and Canton as school opens with familiar staff and bus driver.
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Wheatheart
Michigan
Canada
Charles McKenzie
M. Baylor
H. L. Vogel
Cleveland
H. L. Gill
Llyod
Janette Underhill
Penfield
Dixie
Clare Draper
Emma Parker
J. E. Symons
Elyria
E. J. Rousseau
M. G. Baylor
Rachel Hannon
Arnold Kiplinger
Glenn
Edna Robb Webster
Corbett Lawson
P. W. Godfrey
Sarah Marett
Paul Wood
Virginia
Geo Parnell
Cora Schade
M. D. Morgan
Altadena
California
Brieys Rey
Middle Ave
Huntington
Berea
Ray Fortune
Donald Root
Spencer
C. A. Rugg
J. B. Hixon
Alfred Alten
A. D. Nye
Charles Black
Wooster
John Bainbridge
Kirby
Parma
H. Brandt
Wesslean
T. J. Jennes
Frank
George Cullers
Woo~er
al J. Hulse
Tillie Stranahan
Higha
Lester Harding
Joan Evelyn
Elizabeth Fairview
O'Lloyd
Myrtle Ruth
Othy Bartter
Rome
Eusae
Bill
Broad
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
A& A
Lve
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