Arrive Safely Wellington Letter From Charles Ridwell
A letter from Charles Ridwell to friends in Wellington describes travel from Spokane to a northwest city hub in the Inland Empire. He mentions a dusty Texas and New Mexico sand storm, cheap tourist cabins, and sightseeing along the way. The letter notes a large western city stage between Minneapolis and the Pacific coast and plans to work for a cousin operating in the area.
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Wellington
Charles Ridwell
Spokane
Wast
Ernest Ridwell
Charles
O. KK
Texas
New Moxico
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
United States
Inland Empire
Monday
Watch kidneys like bowels for health and cleansing
An old health ad stresses kidneys contain millions of filters and should be watched daily. It claims 3 pints of urine and over 3 pounds of waste exit the body, warning that low output signals clogged tubes and symptoms like backache, fatigue, and swelling. It promotes Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as relief.
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Doan
Widney
Foster-Milburn Co
Advay
Ridmell Family Moves to Washington State
The Ridmell family, longtime Wellington residents, sold their Taylor street property about three weeks ago and traveled by auto to Washington state where close relatives reside, joining a mill workforce led by Spokane Sash & Door Co. founder with around forty employees.
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Spokane Sash & Door Co
Ridmell
Wellington
Taylor Street
Washington State
Birthday Party for Alice Mann by Elyria Birth day Club
Mrs Carroll Wight hosted a Tuesday evening birthday party at 152 Forest Street in Elyria for the Birth day Club. A 7 o clock dinner featured Forsythia and Pussy Willows color scheme. Guests exchanged gifts and prizes were awarded for Bridge with Margaret Krebs and Wilhelmina Haas winning high score and consolation.
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Wilhelmina Haas
Temple Chapter 103 OES Hosts Birthday Party Night
Temple Chapter No 103 OES held a birthday party for members with 115 attendees. Twelve month themed tables with favors and centerpieces highlighted births from New Year to December and July swimming pool theme noted. Mrs Henry Ramser led a pre program session with readings, piano solos, vocal duets and instrumental performances by members and guests.
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Temple Chapter No
Henry Ramser
Reading
Marshall Blight
Margaret Frey
Jack Ferron
Jeannette Grissinger
Robert Avery
Betty Puder
Margery Young
Chris Mac
Dermott Reading Mabel Clark Luncheon Close Entertainment
A lovely luncheon followed the entertainment with Mabel Clark among the attendees in Dermott Reading.
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Dermott
Reading
Mabel Clark
Past Noble Grand Association meets at Mrs Storrow home
Fourteen members of the Past Noble Grand Association of Re bekah Lodge journeyed to the home of Mrs Mildred Storrow Tuesday evening for the regular business meeting and social time. Several matters of importance were discussed but nothing definitely settled. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Storrow
Banquet Planned By PTA At School Friday Evening
The Mother Daughter Banquet or Parent Teacher Association event is expected at the school Friday evening. John Heider is listed as sick on the list.
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John Heider
Freshman Frances Ramser Joins Ohio State Life Saving Team
Miss Frances Ramser has become an active member of the life-saving test at Ohio State University, having recently passed the test. She is a freshman at the university and a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ramser of here.
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Frances Ramser
Ohio State University
The
University
Henry Ramser
Here
The Cob ble r and the Elves at Wellington Opera House
School children from first to sixth grades perform The Cobbler and the Elves in Wellington Opera House Friday night under Miss Martha Rutledge. A second cantata The Childhood of Hiawatha follows with the senior high orchestra directed by Einar Helstrom providing music before and during intermission.
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Gordon Gallatin
Margaret Jenks
Thomas Sheldon
Ovid Hannum
Wellington Opera House
O'Clock
Martha Rutledge
Hiawatha
Einar Helstrom
Local social visits highlight family and neighbors
Mr and Mrs Gale Smith and daughter Rutheda of Fairview Village visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson Sunday. Mrs Leonard Mitchell and daughter Mrs Curtis Duff called on Mr and Mrs W D Hull in Lorain Monday. Floyd Huston spent Sunday with friends in Tiffin. Miss Betty Osterland of Cleveland visited the local school on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Klinect and family of Grafton were Tuesday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Walker.
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Wnd
Gale Smith
Rutheda
Fairview Village
Carl Pederson
Leonard Mitchell
Curtis Duff
W. D. Hull
Lorain
Floyd Huston
Tiffin
Betty Osterland
Cleveland
Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Howard Walker
Legion to Observe Mother’s Day in May Family Event
Morgan-Dirlam Post of the American Legion held a Tuesday meeting to plan a Mother's Day observance around May. It will be a family affair with members of the American Legion Auxiliary and families invited, and a committee was appointed to organize the activity.
Baby shark for display after Gulf of Mexico catch
A shark about thirty inches long and eight pounds undergoes pinning and mounting prep. Caught by Chris and Dick MacDermott at Arkansas Pass on the Gulf of Mexico during a Texas family trip with Col. and Mrs. J. C. MacDermott. Also, Blanche Hales hosted an all day Baptist Missionary Society meeting at her home with a cover dish dinner for about twenty. Afternoon devotionals led by Mrs. Chester Eglin and sewing for missionaries dominated the session.
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Chris
Dick MacDermott
J. C. MacDermott
Arkansas Pass
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Blanche Hales
Baptist Missionary Society
Chester Eglin
Avon Lake G O PL CLUB and local school honor roll notes
The Avon Lake Republican Club meets tonight at Park Hall for its annual officers election with a six member executive committee. A Jolly Twelve gathering at Mr and Mrs C J Snyder’s produced a 500 prize event won by Mrs Russell Cowell Mrs C J Snyder and Mrs Mark Sherman Refreshments followed Two weeks later they plan a meeting at Mrs Bertha Derringer Avon schools honor roll lists nine weeks of academic results across grades and subjects with multiple students named for high marks
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Avon Lake
Republican Club
Park Hall
Jolly Twelve
Teena Brown
Cc. J. Snyder
Russell Cowell
C. J. Snyder
Mark Sherman
Bertha Derringer
Avon Lake Public Meeting Plans Home Show Exhibit
Avon Lake villagers will hold a Monday evening meeting at Park Hall to discuss an exhibit for the village at the Greater Cleveland Small Home show. The event runs May 4 to 18 at Cleveland Public Auditorium, backed by the village council with $190 for general expenses. Jack Anderson is the general chairman.
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Avon Lake Village
Park Hall
Greater Cleveland
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Jack Anderson
Avon School Board Rehires Staff For Next Year
Avon April 11 The school board met at the school house and rehired the regular staff for the next year. W E Blake principal Kolopos Daney Lembright Wilford Smith Wells Peak Mittlestead Lugaski W J Barr custodian Theresa Wagner to supervise hot lunches Salaries postponed to next regular meeting.
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Avon
W. E. Blake
Messrs.Kolopos
Daney
Lembright
Wilford
Smith
Wells
Peak
Mittlestead
Lugaski
W. J. Barr
Theresa Wagner
Cousins Toast Miller Newlyweds at Sullivan Home
April 11 neighbors and relatives gathered two miles north of Sullivan to honor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller on their recent marriage. Guests included Franklin Seith and the Seith sisters Lois Evelyn Cordelia, Milton Hubert and Art Miller of Cleveland, Anna Lucas of Lorain, Burton Clayton Fern Emma and Russell Miller of Brownhelm. A buffet lunch and warm wishes followed the ceremony for the newlyweds.
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Sullivan
Walter Miller
Franklin Seith
Lois Seith
Evelyn Seith
Cordelia Seith
Milton Sick
Hubert Sick
Art Miller
Cleveland
Anna Lucas
Lorain
Burton Sick
Clayton Sick
Fern Leadrick
Emma Miller
Russell Miller
Brownhelm
Mrs. Miller
Mrs Mayes Hosts Birthday Dinner for Family Friends
Mrs. W. E. Mayes entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ira Garver and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bufasy at dinner Sunday honoring Mr. Mayes birthday. Ten sat down to a large cake and center decoration. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Garver are en route home from Florida and expected to arrive next week. Mrs. Doris Williams, clerk of the Ashland County commissioners, lost control of her car returning from Elyria.
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W. E. Mayes
Ira Garver
Amherst Activities Tonight Highlight Local Meetings
Tonight in Amherst Ohio several clubs and church groups announce gatherings. The King Daughters class meets at Miss Helen Bortner's Dewey Road home with Olive Miller and Alice Becker assisting. Members should bring needies thimbles and hoops. Transportation meets at the post office at 7 15. The Sorosis Club plans an April meeting at Mrs Ludolph Kreeger on Cleveland Avenue with Carolyn Guild assisting. J Clifford the local florist will discuss An Amherst Garden. Circle 1 of St Ann's society meets at Mrs Hugo Truscello on Forest Street. The First Evangelical church holds a midweek Lenten service at 745 and choir rehearsal at 645. Foster program rehearsal at Pythian Hall by Four Square church. The girls' choir of St Paul Lutheran church convenes at 7 00 p m.
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Amherst
King
St. Peters Evangelical Reformed Church
Helen Bortner
Dewey Road
Olive Miller
Alice Becker
Sorosis Club
Ludolph Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Carolyn Guild
Clifford
Amherst Garden
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph Catholic
Hugo Truscello
Forest Street
First Evangelical
Foursquare
Pythian Hall
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Concordia Club Meeting Details at St Paul Lutheran
The Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran church met in church parlors Tuesday evening. Carl Schuette president of the Ohio district Walther League spoke on The Aim and Purpose of Walther League, followed by a member discussion with Mrs Schuette answering questions. The league sponsors Own Your Own Bible campaign urging each member to own a Bible. Routine business was discussed and a social hour with Tempting refreshments served by the host Carl Deiner.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Carl Schuette
Ohio
Walther League
County WwW. C. T. U. Holds Mid Year Meeting
Mrs. A. K. Jenne of Cleveland avenue attended the county WwW. C. T. U. mid year executive meeting at First Congregational church Elyria on Wednesday. Fifty ladies from across the county were present. Luncheon was served at noon by church ladies. Mrs. Jenne, county vice president, participated.
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A. K. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Jenne
County Vice Press
Vehicle rolls into ditch near Sullivan injuring woman
A car skidded on a slippery road mile south of Sullivan and turned upside down in a ditch. Mrs. Williams sustained bruises and cuts to the head, face, and knees, with sprained wrists. Passersby pried the door open, freed her, and transported her to Ashland.
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Sullivan
Regular meeting of Stone City Chapter past matrons
The regular meeting of the past matrons of Stone City Chapter ofastern Stars was held at the hall Wednesday. A noon dinner preceded the meeting with hostesses Mrs. F. I. Hubbard, Mrs. Milo Kendough, Mrs. E. W. Powers and Mrs. Samuel Wragg. A social hour followed the usual routine business.
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Stone City
Choir at St Peter's presents Lenten service selection
The St Peter's Evangelical Reformed junior choir of 24 voices sang at Wednesday Lenten services. Alma Masters sang solo in In My Heart There Rings a Melody, and More About Jesus was also performed under Mrs. F. C. Moore's direction. Rev Schmidt spoke on The Cross, the Crown of Perfection.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Alma Masters
Jesus
F. C. Moore
Schmidt
Cross
Missionary Society Meeting and Tea at Parsonage
The April meeting of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will convene at the parsonage on Friday afternoon. The annual missionary tea will be featured, with a speaker and special music included in the program.
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The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Admitted and Discharged Names on City Health Ledger
Admitted: George Grasselli of N Lake Street. Discharged: James Wallace of Axtel Street, Andrew Kish of R D Lorain, and O. (unknown surname) Special care notes not provided.
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George Grasselli
N. Lake Street
James Wallace
Axtel Street
Andrew Kish
R. D. Lorain
Amherst School Student Returns After Illness
Burton Jenne resumes studies at Amherst High School after two weeks at home due to illness. Mrs. F. C. Moore of Oberlin called on Amherst residents Wednesday evening. Rev. R. C. Bosse preached at Grace Lutheran church in Elyria last evening. Mrs. O. J. Brown of Elvira spent Wednesday at the Joseph Heath-
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Burton Jenne
Amherst High School
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Amherst
R. C. Bosse
Grace Lutheran Church
Elyria
O. J. Brown
Elvira
Joseph Heath
Italian Wine Boom From US Prohibition Repeal
Rome reports repeal of U S prohibition boosted Italian wine and vermouth exports in 1934 to 23 401 394 lire from 9 608 649 lire in 1933 and 7 225 177 lire in 1932. US purchases drove most of the rise as Italy, second in world wine output, relies on exports to the United States Britain Brazil and Canada for its wines and vermouths. Italy has 9 862 000 acres of grape production with most dedicated to wine and 75 percent red wine.
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Rome
United States
Italy
France
U. S
Brazil
Great Britain
Canada
Governor Alfred Widens Scope on Mothers in Law
In his address the governor quips that mothers in law are twice mothers serving behind their own homes and their children's, arguing that calling them trouble-makers is greater injustice.
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Alfred
Reverend Armin Schroeder Preaches at St Pauls Lutheran
Rev Armin Schroeder of Elyria preached at St Pauls Lutheran church Wednesday evening. Mrs Milo Kendeigh of Oberlin spent Wednesday with Amherst friends.
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Armin Schroeder
Elyria
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin
Amherst
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