Mary Vaughn’s Dinner With Dick and Bonnie at Home
Mary Vaughn hosts a Sunday dinner for her mother and brothers while Bonnie flirts with Dick Bald win and tries to woo him with charm. Dick visits often to discuss stocks and evenings in, and a lively mix of cousins and friends joins. Mary helps in the kitchen as the group reflects on family dynamics and Mary’s dual role at work and home.
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Mary Vaughn
Ronald &. Foster
Wall Street
Twm Brothers
Bonnie Abhorsori
Dick Baldwin
Martin’ Freier
Mary
Aom
Bonnie
Walter Hume
Rome
Mary Stiera
Walter
Mary Bonnie
Vuk Bringa
Mick
Dock
Greensndieh Tilhage
Claw
Ted
Jack
Maly
Tnt
Alli
Iix
Rock Gardens lecture drawn over fifty attendees
Columbia April 13 Over fifty attended a lecture on Rock Gardens by Waldorf of Elyria at Acme Grange last Tuesday evening. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Rush of Brook Park Grange. Miss Shirley Jasper sang two violin solos with piano by her mother Mrs Jay Jasper. Rowena Ingersoll and Mary Frances Garwood performed two duets with Mrs Garwood. Candy was passed at close. The Parent Teachers Association meeting set for April 14 features a school band and a talk by Tr Hertzler with a first and second grade playlet. Mr and Mrs A D Crocker are...
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Rock Gardens
Columbia
Parent-Teachers' Association
Tr Hertzler
A. D. Crocker
Manorfield and Ashland visit with church meeting noted
Mrs. H W Blackburn and daughter Gladys with Mrs. Lester Harrington and son Donald spent Wednesday and Thursday with relatives in Manefield and Ashland. They attended the Ladies Aid Society meeting of the Lexington Church of Christ at Mrs Schindler's home.
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H. W. Blackburn
Gladys
Lester Harrington
Donald
Manefield
Ashland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lexington Church
Electrification discussed at Farm Bureau meeting
An interesting Farm Bureau gathering at the Town Hall Thursday evening focused on electrification. Speakers included Mr. Bartter on electrification on the farm, and Mrs. Orra Crocker with Mrs. J. H. Bartter on electrification in the home. Roy Putt spoke about House Bill No. 110 progress.
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Farm Bureau
Mr. Bartter
Orra Crocker
J. H. Bartter
Local Grange notes and community events in LaGrange
Recitations by Roland Martin and Karl Putt plus a violin duet by Hdna Barber and Donna Stinchcombe drew attendees at a Grange meeting in LaGrange. Horton Alger answered questions on farm topics while hot biscuits maple syrup and coffee were served. Acme Granges plans a waffle social soon. Leonar couple of Cleveland bought the former Smith farm, new to the area from New York State. An orchestra was formed for the Methodist Sunday School with Marion Hales directing. Mr and Mrs H C Hunter traveled to Kennerdell PA to visit relatives. J A D Carpenter and sons acquired a new tractor. Several local residents including Mrs Perry Beisinger P W Heineman Homer Bartter and others were listed as ill or recovering. Mrs Alfred Grills Mabel Meek and son toured Geauga Lake where Mrs Meek will be employed this spring and summer. The Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting with Burl Martin on April 15. Henry Offenberg and family moved to Cleveland for work while Bates family from Berea will move into the former Scott homestead. The Ohio Fuel and Gas company is erecting rigging for a gag well on the A D Crocker farm.
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LaGrange
Farm Bureau
Roland Martin
Karl Putt
Horton Alger
Elyria
Hdna Barber
Donna Stinchcombe
Mabel Rive
Acme Granges
Leonar
Cleveland
Smith Farm
New York State
Methodist Sunday School
Marion Hales
H C Hunter
Sisster
Kennerdell
J. A.D. Carpenter
P W. Heineman
Homer Bartter
Alfred Grills
Mabel Meek and Son
Geauga Lake
Mra Meek
Somety Wail
Burl Martin
Henry Offenberg
Bates
Berea
Scott Homestead
Mrs Offenberg
Ohio Fuel and Gas
High School Carnival At Town Hall Delights Community
A Friday night carnival at Town Hall and the adjacent school building drew strong attendance and praise from residents. Organizers reported lively games, food stalls, and a festive atmosphere enhancing town spirit.
Health Magazine Editor to Visit Oberlin
Professor Elmer D. Mitchell, secretary treasurer of the American Physical Education Association and editor of the Journal of Health and Physical Education, will visit Oberlin on April 14. He will meet students and faculty in Physical Education in the afternoon and speak at Wright Laboratory at 7 30 pm on the Administrative Problem in Health and.
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Oberlin. O
Elmer D. Mitchell
American Physical Education Association
Journal of Health and Physical Education
Oberlin
Wright Laboratory
University of Michigan intramural building praised
Professor Mitchell, a long-time University of Michigan Faculty member, will illustrate the lecture with lantern slides. The university is noted for possessing the finest intramural building in the United States, reflecting a strong commitment to physical education and student recreation.
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Mitchell
University of Michigan
Michigan Hias
United States
Regeined at Pound This Year 1901 Struggles
Lorain County reports dogs suffer from low spirits as owners fail to buy licenses and potential reclaimers cannot afford to redeem them. The pound holds many unclaimed canines, reflecting broader economic hardship in the community.
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Lorain County
Year’s dog pound receives 417 dogs with many euthanized
Report shows 417 dogs received at the pound so far this year and most have been euthanized as owners did not redeem them or no buyers appeared. The figure, about half the usual annual total, suggests the year is about two thirds complete with the typical annual intake far higher.
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Thas Far
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