Community Food Drive Opens in Sheffield Lake Village
In Sheffield Lake Village the food distribution began Saturday at the village commissary next to the fire station. Needy families will receive aid each Saturday 10 AM to noon with helpers organizing orders and jobs such as brush cutting and ditch cleaning. The April Garfield Community Club meeting is set for Wednesday night with plans for the upcoming May program.
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Sheffield
H.C. Chambers
Frank Caley
River Road
Nesbitt Reeder
Edward Herdendorf
Lake Hreeze Road
Howard Carrick
Sheffield Lake Village
Nen
Murray Ridge School
Willard Taft
Ralph Edwards
Elyria
William Fridensting
Carlisle
Earle Johnson
Friedds
Little Roy Eguene Mossholder
Mossholder
Mt. Vernon
Garfield Cemetery
North Ridge
Ethel Jackson
Bert Jackson
Henry Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
W. Brown
Garield Community Club
Parent Teacher meeting opens at school in Henrietta
The Henrietta PTA meets at the school this evening with Baldwin Wallace College professor mhoem as speaker. A school fair features field work, coloring, maps, poster work and crafts. Several local families attend church services and visit relatives. Henrietta High boys place second in a Clearview Glee Club contest.
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Henrietta
Parent
Mhoem
Baldwin-Wallace College
Harry Jones
Ruby
Dorothy
Osh Snyder
Alice
Idella Munn
Elyria
Clara May Watfeld
J. H. Amore
South Ridge
Ella Kendeigh
Ruth Portman
Valentine Jones
Juanita Cibson
Oberlin
Earl Kendeigh
Methodist Church
Alex Born
Will Baden
Clarabelle
Amherst
QO. C. Sanders
Rochester
M. E
Joan Born
John Bauman, Jr
Helen
John Hostettler
Mass Warjory Howe
Elmer Portman
John Geisendoerfer
Red Portman
Barbara Angersbach
Gersendoerfer
John Bullock
George Standen
Melvin UN- Ser
Ted Wytten
West Ridge Call on the Sick and Attended Birthday Party
West Ridge residents note visits to Mrs. Henry Wangerine who is improving after illness. Ethel Wash's brother Alex Wash Jr. celebrated his 20th birthday at Elyria home. Briefs include visits among Battenhouse, Nieding, Snyder, Handke, Drasendabl and Handke families with Sunday gatherings across Elyria and Amherst areas.
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West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Hazel Caywood
Henry Wangerine
Oberlin
Ethel Wash
Alex Wash Jr
Mrs
Alex Wash
Elyria
Jacob Battenhouse
Margaret Nieding
Henry
Amherst
Harland and
Beryl Snyder
Henry Hahn
Joyce
Grafton
Ralph Flahn
George Decker
Erné Decker
Cleon
H. H. Drasendablnd
Leota
Fred Handke
North Imsted
Joe Briggs
Kyllis
Merle Penunt
Carlisle
Careful Study and Keen Perception in Elyrian Script
World celebrated graphologist Jeanne Hardy explains graphology as the science of reading emotions and impulses from handwriting. The piece analyzes a reader's sample, identifying a writer as a meticulous specialist with artistic sense, humor, reserve, and a potential fit for accounting or auditing.
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Elyrian
Jeanne Hardy
Local social notes from Elyria area residents and visitors
Mrs E J Wilbert and son Robert of Elyria dined with Ollie Minnichs. Miss Margaret Pallas visited Marian Pallas and others, noting Hazel Mc Mullin and Lavonne Schramm improving after illness. Families from Carlisle, Chatham, and Lorain were seen, with calls to Grilis, Eldreds, and Patchett. Ada Kolb spent weekend with Karl Simms. Pallas sisters and Zelda Schramm attended a Young People's League meeting at St. Pauls Elyria. Quilt winner Edna Pallas and Mrs Emma Squires’ improving health were noted amid a chilly cold season surge.
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E. J. Wilbert
Robert
Elyria
Ollie Minnich
Margaret Pallas
Marian Pallas
Hazel McMullin
Oberlin Road
Lavonne Schramm
Schramm Road
Doris Simms
Merle
Doris Minnich
Bergadine Cheringer
Margaret
Marian
Mildred Pallas
Zelda Schramm
St. Paul's Church
P. G Miller
Betty
Jack
Miller
Lucy Miller
John Patchett
Lakewood
Ollie Minnien
Lorain
Roy Miller
la Grange
H. Drusendahl
Jack Wilford
Harold Grills
BE. J. Wilbert
Edna Pallas
Mary Hahn
Wilson Hough
Elyna
H. H. Drusendahl
Emma Squires
Local Weather Change Prompts Caution Across Community
In this locality, changeable weather conditions prompt residents to monitor forecasts closely and adjust plans as needed. Officials advise carrying protective gear and staying alert for sudden shifts in wind or rain. Continuous updates will follow.
Local notes highlight community visits and school play
Miss Gladys Stewart remains ill with pneumonia while neighbors visit Earl Stentz family in Chatham. Numerous locals attend a Sevilla fish supper. Henry Hunt attends ministerial Institute in Oberlin, and Fellowship banquet in Medina. Junior class performs Wingerprints. senor class rehearses Clay's the Thing directed by Arveda Miller.
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Chatham
Gladys Stewart
Ralph Kreiger
Helen
Medina
Earl Stentz
Sevilla
Henry Moore
Cleveland
David Gelsinger
Willard Chapman
Nova
Milan Waltman
Ella Chapman
Whiteman
Grant Tillotson
William Ripley
Grange
Henry Hunt
Oberlin
Marcia Heazlit
James
Berea
Leland Heazl
Maude Kreiger
Ruth Kreiger
William Clifford
Penfield
Myra
Lyle White
Jimmy
Warner Rowe
James Richards
Clay
Arveda Miller
Harry
Mary Pugh
Jean Grim
Carol Kulp
Virginia Lance
Lois Fusselman
Medima
Dorothy Benreth
Chatham Grange Plans Evening Program Wednesday
Chatham Grange will host an evening service titled ravel service In the Granges burg Grange meeting on Wednesday evening April 20. All members are urged to attend to obtain a high rating. Milo Gunsaul and Roy Kruggel attended the Lafayette Grange meeting Friday evening. Air mall has been extended to every part of New Zealand.
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Chatham Grange
Ravel
Grangesburg
Milo Gunsaul
Roy Kruggel
Lafayette
Air Mall
New Zealand
Boston minister tells Coolidge anecdote on yacht
The Rev. Arthur L. Kinsolving of Trinity Church recalls a tale of a young minister and his bride aboard the Mayflower during President Calvin Coolidge's era. The president was forward inspecting ship machinery when the couple’s friends, including Dr. Kinsolving, witnessed the scene.
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Boston
Coolidge
Arthur Les Kinsolving
Trinity, Church
Dr. Kinsolving
Calvin Coolidge
Bride and Mrs Coolidge chatter at wedding scene
The passage depicts a moment near a rail where the bride and Mrs Coolidge talk. Mrs Coolidge notes the bride’s father is a bishop and jokes her husband might become one too, prompting surprised laughter from the bride about her minister husband.
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Whmmer
Mrs. Coolidge
Mra. Coolidge
Subdued boast of labor under nature's iron sway
Fragmentary remark notes that despite boasting of his work man remains subject to nature and its all controlling forces, a reflection on humility before natural law and universal subjection.
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