Seafaring Promenade Sparks Tales On Board Voyage
On a transoceanic deck a parade of human odds and ends unspools. A honeymoon couple steps in time as two longshore types clash in a brutal boiler room brawl. A con man hawks Bride care tips at 50 cents, while a fading Russian princess loses work and seeks exile. Passengers gossip among sunlit loungers as rumors of Paris rain fares and cannons echo.
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Oneymoon
Hope Williams
America
Tariz
Paris
A Lady in Havre and a Double Crossing Tale
In Havre a sharp year old grudge lingers as a sardonic narrator recounts a striking scene. An Englishman calls a Paris journey “gorgeously chucky” while class on trains highlights first class lace and dollies and American and European travelers. The piece wanders through unemployment and Versailles, ship life, and lonely liner captains amid a scattered collage of anecdotes and reflections.
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Havre
France
Paris
Local Social Roundup From Kipton and Nearby Towns
Kipton and surrounding communities share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Guests include G E Twining and Ralph Holden households in Kipton, Oscar Losey and Charles Burrows from Townsend and Florence, Ruth Kelly and Jessie Mellor visiting Litta Mitchell in Rochester, and many others calling on Brumby and Brumby relatives. Reverend Schweinfurth attended a farewell reception for Reverend Ketcham, who plans to move to Gary, Indiana for a new pastorate.
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Elerta Brumby
Hazel Bickel
Elyria
George Bickel
W. F. Betts
Chalmer
Dean Betts
Milan
Lucille Morgan
Dean Morgan
Hugh Whitney
Fred Brumby
Wm H Schweinfurthr
R .T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church of
Ketcham
Gary
Ind
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Camden Baptist Lchurch
Hattie Cook
Adnan Betts
Shirley Ann
Adam Moeh
Oberlin
M. E. Perkins
Frances
Wm. Ingersoll
Columbia Station
Frank Williams
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Sunday guests and visits fill a busy list across Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Florence Township. Families such as the Weeks Davidsons Baylesses Bursleys and Brydens are mentioned with several infants and grandparents visiting relatives in Oberlin Willard and Wakeman. Local clubs meet Kipton WCTU and area sports include Berlin Heights beating Kipton 13 to 9.
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Wade Williame
Elyria
Dean Morgan
Misa Ledra Smith
Wheeling
W. Va
W. L. Smith
Hubert Rowland
Aister
Martha
Merrick Rowland
Collins
F. Ei. Weeks
Wendsel Bayless
Cleveland
Charles Bayless Sr
Harold Bursley
Wellington
B. F. Lees
Earl Green
Camden
Donald Perkins
Helen Davidson
Ober-on
R. J. Davidson
H. W. Baetz
A. G. Davidson
Ethel Lucille
Oberlin
Willard
Harold Geist
Will Geist
Richard Weeks
F. E. Weeks
Ruth Kelly
Jesssé Mellor
F . Perkins
John Brader
Howard Ruigler
Kipton W. C. T. U
N. W. Bates
Kipton
Berlin Heights
Darwin Sharp
Lorain
F. B. Sharp
Russell Bryden
Henry Schafer
Green Street
Florence Township
Callie Bronson
Lloyd Hudson
George Bickel
Wakeman
Lincoln at Gettysburg Boundless Unity Emblem
The passage portrays Lincoln at Gettysburg uniting thought and feeling in a brief gesture that bridges defeat and victory. It speaks of harmonies on life and death’s border and how he, through a union of heart and head, laid a mantle of glory on the dead and memory of the living.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Avon High School Seniors Elect Kiingshirn President
Avon September 24. The Avon High School Senior class met to elect leaders with Hannel Kiingshirn named president. Catherine Kinzel reported as former treasurer, Elizabeth Hein named vice president, Margaret Butts secretary and Elmer Dechant treasurer. A Wiener roast was planned with sponsor W. E. Blake. The Home Economics club also organized, naming Jane Olsen president, Eleanor Wysocki vice president, Harriet Nieder at secretary and Genevieve Schuster treasurer.
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Beniors
AVON
Avon High School
Hanel Kiingshirn
Catherine Kinzel
Elizabeth Hein
Margaret Butts
Elmer Dechant
W. E. Blake
Jane Olsen Wes
Hleanor Wysocki
Harriet Niederat
Genevieve Schuster
Parish obituaries and social calls fill Lorain letter
Mrs Peter Wearseh Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Claus of Lorain attended funeral services for Mr Paul Linden in Lorain Wednesday morning. Miss Theresa Casper and Mrs Florence Curtiss visited Herbert Traxler at the Amherst sanatorium Wednesday evening. Arthur and Edward Diederich of Lorain stayed Wednesday with Mr and Mrs H C Wright. Several notices describe visits and social rounds amid a weathered regional life.
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Loyola Oberst
Lorain
Mary Louise Lescher
Harley Johnson
Ivan
Ruth Krebs
Elyria
Clara Lescher
George Diederich
William Diederich
Ray Schwepe
Peter Wearseh
Joseph Claus
Unera
Paul Linden
Theresa Casper
Florence Curtiss
Herbert Traxler
Amherst
Arthur
Edward Diederich
Loram
H. C. Wright
Joseph Harned
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Eoney
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W. H. Bruce
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Irmeriy
Lyon Tailoring
Bern
Versailles
Billy
French Heel
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Henrietta Bakker
United States
Holland
Miss Bakker
Pomona
Cal
Ben Hufman
Rockport
Ill
H. m, Brongon
Richard Warren
Clara Reis
Adele Rowell
Louis Arnold
Guy Morgan
Kenneth Beam
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U. S. Guard
Cleveland St
U. S
Gervis Gates
Pleasant Hour Club
Center Road
Charles Wagner
Henry Mittendorf
Walter Schrauf
Don Locke
Avon Lake
Vernon Fry
Nicholas Neufer
Anthony Linden
Rome
Crepe
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