Old Home Town social notes highlight visits around Elyria
The column records numerous local visits and guest stays across Elyria and nearby areas. Names include the Gove family of Cleveland, Mrs Belle Babcock visiting Elyria Memorial Hospital, Miss Turner of Lorraine, the Johnston and Gelbert families, Mrs Sherman Wurst and son Bobbie, Mrs Etta Brown, Mr and Mrs Charles Schmitzen and Edith, Harvey Brown, Robert Knowles of Oberlin, C N Williams and James Renouard, Mrs Fred Vietzen, Mike Vaisey and children, and Elizabeth Vaisey. The Parent-Teacher Association plans a regular meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening.
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Finger Ang
Cleveland
A. C. Gove
Seattle
Washington
Belle Babcock
Alfred Squire
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Turner
Loraine
Iola
Dick Johnston
al Gelbert Johnston
Lake Ave
Elyria
Sherman Wurst
Bobbie
A. M. Johnston
Charles Schmitzen
Edith
Michigan
Floyd Hart
Harvey Brown
Etta Brown
Robert Knowles
Oberlin
Charles Schwartz and
C. N. Williams
James Renouard
Fred Vietzen
Elmer
Mike Vaisey
Elizabeth
Mike, Jr
Fremont
Charles Toth
Parent-Teacher Association
Bertha Newbiser
George Johns
Greenfield
Indiana
Walter Sippel
West Ridge Easter Socials and Visits Across Town
Easter week in West Ridge featured church cantatas at Elyria and S Ridge Evangelical, with many residents attending. Visitors included Margaret Longbrake and granddaughter, Mrs. Sherman Mason at a funeral in Grafton, and relatives from Mount Vernon, Carlisle, and Cleveland joining local families for meals and gatherings.
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West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
George Longbrake
Margaret
J. T. Dorf
Cleveland
Sherman Mason
Zimmerman
Grafton
C. F. Lang
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
S Ridge Evangelical Church
Fred Pensoung
Mount Vernon
New York
Clarence Longbrake
Margaret Pallas
Ruth Sippel
Jean Wagner
Elizabeth Toth
Lester Drusendahl
A. W Mason
Harley Wilson
North Eaton
Verne Marshall
Sunday Family Visits Highlight Local Social News
Sunday events note Mrs Newbleer staying with her daughter and family for an indefinite period. Miss Margaret Toth of Elyria Memorial Hospital visited her parents, Mr and Mrs C N Williams. They also welcomed Mr and Mrs John Brumby of Kipton for Sunday evening calls.
Submarine lifting device by Swedish inventors
Stockholm April 12 A new and successful device for finding and lifting sunken submarines has been invented by two Swedes, Lt A Hasselberg and civil engineer K Oesterberg. Tested by the Swedish navy it is now manufactured by Nydqvist Holm Trollhättan. The buoy system rises to surface when the submarine sinks and uses coupling wires and lifting chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
A. Hasselberg
K. Oesterberg
Nydqvist & Holm
Trollhaettan
Incomplete Text About Salvage and French Battery
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss invention and salvage appliances connected to patents and a French battery. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are missing, leaving only scattered terms and unclear context.
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Jane
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South Ridge
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Carlisle Center
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