Burntwood town mystery and a broken romance
In Burntwood Alma Whitaker falls for Johnny Anthony, a stranger with a hidden past. Alma’s father Lawson Whitaker pressures her toward banker Sig Soro dike while the town’s financial troubles surface. Johnny helps, but a breakdown at the farm reveals deeper tension and looming choices for Alma.
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Johnny Anthony
Burntwood
Alma Whititaker
Lawson Whittaker
Toxp
Johnny
Alma
Sig Sorodike
Sig
Sobnpy
Sheffield Surprise Party Birthday Shower at Parsonage
A local surprise party honored Mrs. Johnsen and family of Gulf sold ware piezzan on September 25. Attendees included Clarence Brush Ridge, Arthur Whiton, Lee Johnson, Alma Acker Darogihy, Marian Moore, and Bernice Jangtvat. The gathering featured a picnic supper and social time with gifts and well wishes for the honoree.
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Sheffield
Doris
Caesina
Ridce
Trick
Ferg
Tson
Water Au Jannsen
Local Vincent notes and church events in brief
Miss Ella Jane Harnish visited Miss Laurabelle Stoughton on Saturday. Jaries Heck recovering from illness. Mrs Kathryn McMillan and Mrs C E Meirtire guest at local homes. Progres sive class of the local Methodist ry school held Mayday activities. Get-together meeting planned at M E church parlors for Sept 23. Bible class members invited. no admission. New pastor H J Bond led morning service. choir presented That Will Be Gior. Sermon on What Can I Believe About the Church explored church as gathering for believers. Messages urged active church involvement and aiming for higher moral life.
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Vincent
Ella Jane Harnish
Laurabelle Stoughton
Jaries Heck
Qguinsy
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
Frankie Reese
C. E. Meirtire
Paul Me
J. G. Morris
John
Dilsaver
MB. Copas
Methodistry School
M. ES
Beese
Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Eberes & Urck
H. J. Bond
Myron Starr
Carl Olson
Arthur Eschtroth
D. FP. Eschtroth
Gior
Om Mathew
Justins
Jesus
D. F. Eschirata
Eschvrica
Jane
Colé
Birthday dinners and local notices in Litchfield
Litchfield briefs list birthday celebrations for Sidney Wilson Sr and Jr, Lawrence Wilson, and other neighbors. Social visits include the Wing and Miller families in Berea and Lakewood. The focal High School baseball beat Chatham 5 4. Moves mention Evelyn Wark’s return from vacation, plus numerous neighborly dinners, visits, and garden club events at Fixler and Seville venues. Several residents, including Mrs. Haas and Tom Cherlitner, are noted for medical or travel updates.
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Litchfield
Sidney Wilson
Sidney Wilson Jr
Medina
Lawrence Wilson
Lawrence
Kenneth
Gia
John Kaartz
Brunswick
Ces
Nickerson
Carmother
Babr
Crow
Chester Trow
Red Rechter
Austin Hast
Special meeting held after Sunday school service
The decision was made during a special meeting called by the chairman following the Sunday school service on Sunday.
Clarksfield Society Notes Kind Gatherings And Visits
Clarksfield society circles report Mrs Alec Franklin entertaining I M S S and Mrs J H Powles presiding with a dinner and comfort tie. A sick mother and a bride were remembered. Neighbors and relatives visit from Cleveland Evansville Norwalk and Wellington as members attend picnics and family events.
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Society
Clarksfield
Alec Franklin
Club
J. H. Powles
C. HB. Burrows
Flower Show Honors At Eberle Exhibit Amid Local Gatherings
Talented exhibitors earned numerous awards at the Eberle hosted Flower Show with many firsts and seconds tallied by participants like Mrs. Eberle May White Mrs. Starrett and Abbie Flanery. Special attention was given to a miniature airport and a fly pool arranged by Mrs. Eberle as guests from Himmelspaugh and Tom Oberlitner returned from travels. The article notes several local residents and mentions Indians living in the Union of South Africa.
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Mra. Streett
Mra. Peterson
Himmelspaugh
M. Case
Mrs. Wallin
Romp
Everiss
Mitchel
Mrs. Swanker
Eberle
Valley City PTA Meeting Opens 1935 36 Season
Valley City September 26 The first PTA meeting of the 1935 36 season convened at the school auditorium. Power outages forced a candlelit session during the business portion with Miss Kathryn Luich as new secretary and Mr Steingass reporting about $36 in treasury. New president Mrs Rentter named committee chairs for the year and a social program followed with performances by local vocalists.
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Valley City
Kathryn Luich
Steingass
Treasury
Rentter
Henry Steck
Albert Metlert
George Wolfe
Frank Weidner
Or Hauck
Earl Buck
Buck
Aferich
Vorasola
Hers
Local Social News From Warren and Nearby Homes
Social notes from Warren area households list visits from Cleveland residents and relatives, weekend house stays, marriages, a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Vetter, travels along the Ohio River, a Sunday treasure hunt with wheelroast, and local obituaries. Cora W. Marsh dies at 70 after lifelong local residence. funeral at his home and burial in His cemetery. Catholics from the area attend the Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland this week.
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Frank Heiser
North Olmsted
Joe Barth
Joan Homan
Helen Falconer
Bett
Linda
Bettie Cer
Myron Barthdar
Ted Falconer
Bbusbard
Arleigh Browand
Penfield
George Aasmoth
Bleano
Edwards
Anne Hoss
EL Ausmuth
W. OW. Smith
Helesth
Joe Lawrence
Lexingtonu
Ohio
Herrison Peters
Tom
Jim Lucas
Helen
T. J. Paine
Cleveland
Coral Peitez
Jona Knopf
Columbia
Lera Kropf
Mies
Ari Hegan
Lodi
Irva Moehle
Valley
Frank Carver
Iva Carver
Haas
Wooster Hospital
Sundar
Rozer Ingraham
Lakewood
Joan Radie
Warren
Edna Law
John Bauer
Emmanuel Church
Gruen- Ward
Vetter
Normal Deres
Coletta Laule
Dick Foecking
Ohio River
Lucille Bennett
Wilemene Rising
Cora W. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Valley City
Ors
Ralph Feuchter
Deter
Kate Lunt
Fairview Village
Community notices around Columbia and Leicestershire duties
Street level brief notes record Mrs. Levi Beech hosting the Women's Missionary Society at West View and the Oct 3 M E Parsonage welcome for Alpha and Sunset groups. Other items mention visits by Meachem and Blakester, a Garden Club meeting on Oct 1, a paper by J H Barker on the History of Li, and local farmers dispatching rabbits to the poor in Leicestershire England.
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Mary Jane Osborne Cate
Ror Churchward
Levi Beech
Women’s Missionary Society
Wesleyan Methodist Church
West View
Ladies Aid Society
Paul Brown
M. E. Parsonage
Brown
Spencer Briefs: Local Visitors and Ailments Across Wright
Spencer notes report Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols visiting relatives in Wellington. Earl Berger injured thrashing at Loyde Myers farm, vertebra displaced, cared for at Mrs Berger’s parents home. Numerous calls, dinners, and visits from Scanfras New York to Medina Ohio, with family news and travel. A Cleveland death of Adah Brers is noted. more social calls, picnics, and home projects across Spencer area.
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Clarence Peck
Cleveland
Florida
Frances Huxkstable
New York City
Mer
Cat Ha
Earl Fletcher
Cac Barnard
Mary Sarnard
Evansville
Wisconsin
John Lee
N. W. Les
Fam Wendel
Elrtia Tris
Ward Paddock
Obertin
Walter Lee
Emery Merritt
New London
Charles Puder
Mary Shaver
Saltzman
Elsha Sundar
Fred Wenz
Ward Wilcoxes
Sandusky
Green Res
Arthur
Columbus
C. A. Fox
Neilie Grimes
Kent Dignan
R . Chie
George Goodman
Luther Reed
Ashland
Ruth
Billy
Hance
Ohio
Warne Housis
Lewis Johnson
Wellington
N. W. Lee
Sam Landis
Iills
Toledo
Ruth Phillips
Norwalk
Fred Phtlips
Herb Miller
J. L. Andrews
Deatenbaugh
Hutchsar
Dot Foster
Jessie
Core
Edith Lee
Z4lia Lee
Mildred Lanzendofer
Lorain
M Clarence Wolfe
Greenwich
Jim Sprinzer
Barry Stone
Duncan Fal
W. H. Stone
Earl Avick
Anna Schae
Carl Taack
Azron
Medina
Camp Crag
Arthur Hanck
Medina County
Gunkelman
Paul Steck
Gauck
Clifton Arick
Donald Marer
E. W
Heane
Hoppe
al Rehixe
So Gerbitz
Ed Myers
Berit Ha
Ory Gunkelmans
Mary Arnold
Clarence Arnold
Lesilie
Sam Arnold
Caroline Str
Paul Nichols
Fred Nichols
Earl Berger
Loyde Myers Farm
Behnke
Miss Hard
Scanfras
New York
Victor Haines
Litchfield
Mary Howe
Albert Abrams
Baby
Jack Sharp
Sidney Sooy
Adah Brers
Jay Mentz
Cecil Wot
Roy Franklin
Esther Still
Luella Simon
Cecil Wolf
Luella
George Myers
Betty
Myers
Frank Bolten
Syria
Alfred Fuller
Tiffin
Estella Sharp
Loch Ness Monster Gets New Scientific Name
Count Bentinck of Overveen proclaims the Loch Ness creature a megaphias rafinesque schmatiz, a sea serpent. Dutch scientist A C Oudemans supports the view, citing his work The Great Sea Serpent. Deauville, France, reports a bicycle police sound scare.
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Scotland
Count Bentinck
Overveen
Holland
AC. Oudemans
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