Towns end Club Wellington to hear A L Holster April 27
Wellington Ohio April 24 Arrangements are made for A L Holster Ravenna attorney to address the Townsend Club of Wellington in Grange hall Tuesday evening April 27 at oclock Heisler a respected attorney supports the National Welfare Act of 1937 entertainment will feature vocal and instrumental music a light luncheon will be served free admission open to the public
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Wellington
A. L. Holster
Ravenna
Congressional District Board of
Townsend Clubs
Townsend Club of
Grange Hall
Heisler
Congress
Wellington students stage Robina Hood operetta
Miss Dorothy Lienhard directs Wellington school vocal students in an operetta titled Robina Hood. Cast includes Raymond Haines as the title role and John Downey as King Richard with Leslie Hardy as Little John and Ruth Dunford as Dame Dale. Performances slated for afternoon and evening in May. May 14 festival features band orchestra and glee club.
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Dorothy Lienhard
Wellington
Robina Hood
Greenwood
England
Merrie England
Kate Stearns Page
Raymond Haines
Leslie Hardy
Little John
John Downey
King Richard
Howe
Will Scarlet
Charles Willard, Jr
Allan-a-Dale
Ruth Dunford
Dame Dale
Carl Masten
Richard Buswell
Andrew Schach
Midge the Miller
Clarence Chambers
Tim the Tinker
Margaret Jenks
Maid Marion
Joe Saporito
Friar Tutch
Dame Allan
Lois Coates
Lois Mohrman
Billy Norton
Robert Farnsworth
Ireta Page
Village to convert Baumgardner land into parking lot
The village council has secured land owned by Leonard A Baumgardner behind the gas station on North Main for a 40 car parking area. Improvements at the Tennis Courts include a lawn roller and new net and the town plans to finish alleys in the business district. Street markings will be done in 10 days and railroad crossing upgrades will start when weather permits due to unsatisfactory cement slab crossings.
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Leonard A. Baumgardner
Dress Parade featured at high school film week
A civics picture Dress Parade screened with Forest People of Central Africa Circulation of the Blood Four Cycle Gas Engine and The Little Knight youth film plus The Panama Canal geography picture. The two top speakers from Carolyn Clifford English classes will be chosen to join six others for a speaking contest at the Junior high chapel.
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Central
Africa
Panama Canal
Carolyn Clifford
Wellington School Hosts Typing Demonstration by Miss Dow
Kathryn Smith a commercial teacher at Wellington school arranged a typing demonstration in the school chapel on Tuesday with Miss Dorothy Dow a representative of Wilcox College of Commerce Cleveland. Dow is described as an 18 World champion non professional typist having won the title at a contest at the World's Fair in Chicago.
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Kathryn Smith
Wellington
Thay
Dorothy Dow
Wilcox College of Commerce
Cleveland
Dow
Chicago
Town photography exhibit heads to Oberlin Allen Art Museum
A collection of 25 Townsend photographs, three shown weekly in Wellington library, will travel to the Allen Art Museum in Oberlin for an early May exhibit. Townsend’s early Virginia homes and churches are featured from last fall.
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Karl Townsend
Wellington
Allen Art Museum
Oberlin
Virginia
Townsend
Kiwanis Division
Herrick Auditorium
Margaret and
Jeannette Warner
F. M. Jones
C. O. Wight
D. B. Stevick
Woman's
Conservatory of Music
Roy McCormick
Maxwell Lepper
Glesner Griffin
Martha Marquardt
Friendship Guild of
Bible Class of Church of Christ Schedules Thursday Meet
The United Bible class gathered at the church Thursday evening for its regular business and program. The meeting opened with group singing and included a booster yell by Russell Frazier and members describing Bible characters.
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United Bible Class
Church of Christ
Russell Frazier
Hunt Won by Mrs. Frazier and Refreshments Served
Mrs. Frazier won the hunt and guests enjoyed refreshments after the event.
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule List
Methodist Episcopal Lonzo S Green minister Sunday school 9 30 Charles Barnes superintendent Morning worship 10 30 subject Christianity Not a Movement but a Relationship Special music Epworth League 6 30 Evening worship 7 30 subject Religion in a Five Room House First Congregational Dr C W Recard minister Church school 9 30 Col J C MacDermott superintendent Morning worship 10 30 subject Our Need of Each Other Junior choir sings Church of Christ Joe Belcastro minister Sunday school 9 30 Orrin B Miller superintendent Morning worship 10 45 Gains Cook Cleveland guest message Four Oberlin colored students to lead evening worship 7 30 Baptist Church John H Green minister Sunday school 9 30 H N Hyde superintendent Morning worship 10 30 sermon Christian Joy B Y P U 6 30 Evening worship 7 20 Morning Star St Patrick s Catholic Rev William T Moran Sunday masses 10 o clock
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Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
First Congregational
C. W. Recard
J. C. MacDermott
Church of Christ
Joe Belcastro
Orrin B. Miller
Gains Cook
Cleveland
Oberlin
Baptist Church
John H. Green
H. N. Hyde
The
Morning Star
St. Patrick's
William T. Moran
Glen Fenwick Named Manager Of State Game Farm
Glen Fenwick a longtime employee of the State Game Farm south of Wellington will take over as manager after May 10 replacing Edward Nash who has led the farm for 17 years. Nash transfers to the Urbanna Ohio farm to assist his father Thomas Nash who has managed the Urbanna farm for many years. The farm at Wellington is described as three times larger than the local farm.
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Glen Fenwick
State Game Farm
Wellington
Edward Nash
Urbanna
Ohio
Nash
Thomas Nash
Mrs Lester Young Seriously Ill in Elyria Home
Mrs Lester Young of Elyria is reported seriously ill at her mother Estella Grissinger's Courtland street home. H C Otterbacher is also on the sick list.
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Lester Young
Elyria
Estella Grissinger
Courtland Street
H. C. Otterbacher
Avon Lake Junior Class Chapel Program
Avon Lake April 21 chapel program featured Mary Lou Page Phyllis Black and Donna Myers singing with Charles Butler and Bob Wilson at piano. A radio broadcast poem and bedtime story followed a two act comedy Fathers Day on and Mothers off with a cast led by Mildred Trivanovich Billy Higgins Sylvia Bushman and others. Directed by Miss Martha Eckert.
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Avon Lake
Metric
Mary Lou Page
Phyllis Black
Donna Myers
Charles Butler
Bob Wilson
Donald Cowgill
Eleanore Williams
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Board Meeting
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club will hold a board meeting at the home of Mrs. R. Radinse on April 29.
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Avon-on-the-Lake
Mother's Study Group Meeting on Opportunity
A mothers study group will gather Wednesday at 3 p m in Room 1 of the school. Mrs Joe Cajka will present a paper titled Opportunity.
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Joe Cajka
Banquet for Mothers and Daughters at Local School
More than two hundred mothers and daughters attended the school banquet on Thursday evening. Mrs. Myrtle Werdel served as toast mistress. Mrs. Dell Dunning and Mrs. Shriver spoke before a post dinner puppet show featuring Golden Locks and Three Bears and Princess Snow White.
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Myrtle Werdel
Dell Dunning
Shriver
Jolly 12 Meet at Mrs Sidnay Home
The Jolly 12 gathered Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs Irma Sidnay. A 500 card game determined trophies for Mrs Harley Moll, Mrs Ruth Sherman, and Mrs C J Snyder. Refreshments followed. In two weeks Mrs Moll will host again at her Lorain home.
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Jolly 12
Irma Sidnay
Harley Moll
Ruth Sherman
C. J. Snyder
Co-eds Meet Miss June Snyder at Congregational Church Event
Miss June Snyder hosted the Co-ed class gathering at her home on Wednesday evening. Activities included games and contests and lunch was served.
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June Snyder
Congregational Church
Lorain Family Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs. Ella Moore attended a pinochle party at Mrs. Louise Gates home in Lorain on Thursday. Mrs. Ollie Wilson of Kent was a Friday guest of her parents Mr and Mrs William Springer. Mr and Mrs Ivor Bradbury of Lorain called on her uncle Ed Mitchell and family Friday evening.
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Ella Moore
Louise Gates
Lorain
Ollie Wilson
Kent
William Springer
Ivor Bradbury
Ed. Mitchell
Prime minister seeks tulipa clue in garden leaves
An English prime minister touring a country garden chats with the host’s gardener. A bystander notes the PM’s presence as a great honor, but the gardener snaps that every country has a prime minister, yet only one can identify Tulipa Clustana by its leaves.
Valley City Cagers Feted At Banquet
The Valley City High School first and second basketball teams were hosted to a three course banquet by team mothers. Guests included coach Mr Stingass superintendent Mr Rodock and Medina’s Mr Louis Randall. Randall then presented pictures from a Mexico trip.
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Stingass
Rodock
Louis Ranndall
Medina
Randall
Mexico
Dance Night At School Auditorium Attracts Crowd
A sizable crowd attended a dance in the school auditorium under the Junior Class. A balloon dance featured the evening.
Bridge and social club activities in local community
Mrs Ralph Feuchter hosted the Pinochle Club on Thursday afternoon with most members present. Prizes went to Mrs Bert Schaefer and Mrs Nick Grausam. Mr and Mrs Richard Reutter entertained the A B C club with three bridge tables and high scorers listed. The Brunswick Valley City Bridge club met at Mrs Carl Hauck's home on Friday afternoon.
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Ralph Feuchter
Norman Derek
Maude Hauck
Casper Schmidt
Carl Hauck
Bert Schaefer
Nick Grausam
Richard Reutter
A. B. C. Club
George Wolfe
Earl Arick
Orlin Wolfe
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club
Community Notes From Elyria Local Page
Mrs Henry Huttinger returned home from Elyria Hospital after several weeks in care. The Junior Senior Class play Keep off the Grass will be staged at the School Auditorium Friday evening. Mr and Mrs George Mack celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with family and friends at home. The annual Mother Daughter Banquet by the Girl Reserves is set for Wednesday evening April 28 at the school building. Misses Geneva Steingass and Margaret Obermiller visited Miss Emmy Lou Mulquin in Cincinnati on Saturday. The Boys Athletic Club plans a showing of The Last of the Mohicans at the School Auditorium Sunday night. Mr and Mrs F H Weidner spent Sunday in Cleveland with the Vogelsongs. Mr and Mrs Charles Stark, wintering in Florida, are now at home with Phillip Bauman’s family. Mrs Hulda Bayer attended Lohengrin Opera Friday eve. Carol Dean of Cleveland is visiting the Feuchter home. Miss Lucille Deimling and Miss Pearl Deimling, both of Elyria, visited their parents Otto Deimling this weekend. Mr and Mrs Clair Anderson and daughter and Andrew Schaefer and family of Elyria were guests at the Deimling home Sunday evening. Harold Schaeffer of Medina dined with the Deimling family Monday.
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Henry Huttinger
Elyria Hospital
George Mack
Geneva Steingass
Margaret Obermiller
Emmy Lou Mulquin
Cincinnati
Boys Athletic Club
Last of the Mohicans
F. H. Weidner
Cleveland
F. H. Vogelsong
Charles Stark
Florida
Phillip Bauman
Hulda Bayer
Carol Dean
Fred Feuchter
Lucille Deimling
Pearl Deimling
Elyria
Otto Deimling
Clair Anderson
Andrew Schaefer
Harold Schaeffer
Medina
Otto Deimling Monay
Birthday Party Honors Schmidt and Deimling Kin
A Saturday evening birthday gathering was held at the Schmidt home in honor of Mrs. Carl Schmidt and Miss Pearl Deimling. Refreshments followed, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Otto Deimling and their daughters Pearl Lucille and Dorothy and sons Raymond Selin and Charles, plus Earl Feist of Erhart and Joseph Hudd of Cleveland.
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Carl Schmidt
Pearl Deimling
Schmidt
Otto Deimling
Pearl
Lucille
Dorothy
Raymond
Selin
Charles
Earl Feist
Erhart
Joseph Hudd
Cleveland
Local Socials and Village Moves Highlight Weekend
Miss Martha Schmidt and Joe Hudd visited Miss Dorothy Deimling in Medina County while the Medina County Automobile Dealers Association held a Friday dinner at Gerhans Valley City Tavern. Ralph Feuchter attended a Shell Petroleum Co party at Hotel Carter and Mr. and Mrs Finn Huttinger of Houston spent the weekend with the Sailers. Mrs. Ralph Feuchter visited her mother in Lakewood. The Abrams family relocated to the August Abram farm and the old Abram home was remodeled nearby.
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Martha Schmidt
Joe Hudd
Cleveland
Dorothy Deimling
Medina County Automobile Dealers Association
Gerhans Valley City Tavern
Ralph Feuchter
Shell Petroleum Co
Hotel Carter
Finn Huttinger
Houston
Texas
John Sailer
Harold
Eaton Grange notes and visiting guests at Sandusky
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hawke were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Brumenschenkel in Sandusky. Mr and Mrs C C Brumenschenkel from Lebanon Ohio were also there. At the regular grange meeting Wednesday night April the twenty eighth C B Finley of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hawke
William Brumenschenkel
Sandusky
C C. Brumenschenkel
Lebanon
Ohio
Grange
C. B. Finley
Sit-down strikes threaten labor peace across the nation
An editorial denounces illegal sit-down strikes as unlawful and harmful. It cites Chrysler GM and Connecticut incidents, argues unions overreach with closed shop demands, and warns of possible legal limits on labor actions to protect public welfare and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Grafton to screen agricultural films after business session
Community events note a film program on agricultural subjects after a business session in Grafton. The juvenile grange will meet that evening under Mrs H L Tite with Mrs Frank Mason from Ridgeville installing juvenile officers.
Eastern Star meeting notes with several inductions
Monday night in LaGrange attended by Mrs. Mame Cornish Mrs. Garrett Mrs. Cornish Mrs. Lyon Miss Phebe Lyon and Mrs. Joslyn. Mrs. Lee Terrell and Mrs. Walter Cornish were inducted into the order.
Social Guests Dine At Chatham Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hawke and Miss Alma join Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hawke and families for a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walkden in Chatham. Mrs. C. H. Swan and her daughter Mrs. J. R. Mee attend with others.
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W. R. Hawke
Alma
George Harrison
Arthur Hawke
Lee Walkden
Chatham
C. H. Swan
J. R. Mee
Grafton Homemakers Club dinner honors Miss Lunn
The Grafton Homemakers Club hosts a tureen dinner in honor of Miss Enid W. Lunn of Columbus on Tuesday April 27 at noon at the Grafton school. It marks 18 years since Miss Lunn helped organize the club and members are urged to attend.
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Grafton
Homemakers Club
Enid W. Lunn
State Board For Vocational Education
Columbus
New Volley Ball Net Installed in Gym
A new volleyball net was erected in the gymnasium Thursday morning. Physical education classes prepare for the track meet in Oberlin on May 7. Mantoux skin tests will be given at the school on May 11. Senior play rehearsals now occur two evenings weekly. An educational film will be shown Friday. An measles epidemic hits Grafton, mainly among younger students.
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Oberlin
Grafton
Epworth League to Host Poetry Program in Norwalk District News
A special poetry program is planned for Sunday evenings at the WOE Church. The Epworth League meeting will be followed by a social hour. On Monday April 26 the Norwalk District Conference will be held at Townsend Memorial Episcopal Church in Collins Ohio.
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Epworth League
Norwalk
Townsend M. E
Collins
Ohio
Farm Bureau group meets in Tiorain County
The county educational group of Russia Amherst and Carlisle townships met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheldon on Wednesday for the April meeting. Seventeen members and nine guests attended as Glenn Hobbs spoke on Toyohiko Kagawa. The evening ended with social time and refreshments.
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Tiorain County Farm Bureau Educational Group
Russia
Amherst
Carlisle
J. H. Sheldon
Glenn Hobbs
Toyohiko Kagawa
Mrs Jack Buchholtz Hosts Honoring Mrs Jantz Tuesday
Mrs Jack Buchholtz entertained in honor of Mrs Carl Jantz on Tuesday evening with a Bingo gathering and social hour.
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Jack Buchholtz
Carl Jantz
Tueday
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
The article argues that parenting success hinges on understanding a child as an individual with inner life and will. It warns against treating children as possessions or as morally simple, urges parents to be patient and fair, and to inspire a desire to please by showing support.
Diversion Honors Given to Mrs Basinski in Blue Yellow Decor
The event honored Mrs Stanley Basinski first, Mrs Fred Casper second, and Mrs QC Shively third. Guests included Mrs Fred Casper, Mrs Lorna Neiderfeld of Cleveland, Mrs Alfred Buchholtz, Mrs Arthur Buchholtz of Elyria, Mrs Mabel Bowman, Mrs O Shively, Mrs Lawrence Byczynski, Mrs Jack Lagan, Mrs Stanley Wilczak, Mrs Chester Wilczak, Mrs Stanley Basinski, Mrs Vene Jantz, and Mrs Ray Trenord. The evening concluded with gifts and a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Basinski
Fred Casper
QC. Shively
Lorna Neiderfeld
Cleveland
Alfred Buchholtz
Arthur Buchholtz
Elyria
Mabel Bowman
O. Shively
Lawrence Byczynski
Jack Lagan
Stanley Wilczak
Chester Wilczak
Vene Jantz
Ray Trenchard
Gingham Pinochle Club Hosts Meeting At Prosser Home
The Gingham Pinochle Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Albert Prosser's home. Prizes were won by Mrs. James Aldrich first, Mrs. Carl Davidson second, and Mrs. Victor Burton third. Mrs. Fred Peebles of Elyria attended as a guest. Refreshments were served. Mrs. James Aldrich to host again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Prosser
James Aldrich
Carl Davidson
Victor Burton
Fred Peebles
Elyria
Local visitors spend Sunday with area families
Mr and Mrs William Hastings of La Grange visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Mennell on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J C Clark spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C E Kilgore of Greenwich. Mr and Mrs Wade Braun of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C B Finley. Mrs Grant Brunson of Berea spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Trenchard. In the afternoon Mrs Mason Nichols and Miss Ida Burnham of Elyria called at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hastings
la Grange
J. D. Mennell
J. C. Clark
C. E. Kilgore
Greenwich
Wade Braun
Cleveland
C. B. Finley
Grant Brunson
Berea
Mary Trenchard
Mason Nichols
Ida Burnham
Elyria
Baldwin Wallace Elects Prom Queen Andrene Allen
Miss Andrene Allen daughter of Mrs Olive Broughton Allen former Grafton resident was named Junior Senior Prom Queen at Baldwin Wallace College. She is a senior Gamma Sigma Sorority member president of the Home Economic Club Alpha Phi Gamma member and chairman of the Women's League Judiciary Committee and Ex change Editor of the Exponent.
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Andrene Allen
Olive Broughton Allen
Grafton
Baldwin-Wallace College
Miss Allen
Gamma Sigma Sorority
Home Economic Club
Alpha Phi Gamma
Women's League Judiciary Committee
The
Exponent
Avon Wins Triangular Track Meet at Columbia
Avon defeated Eaton and Columbia in a Friday meet at Columbia. Dudley swept sprint events by taking first in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and ran on the LSU yard relay. Weiss won the half mile and 440 yard dash and ran in the relay. Gough was runner-up in pole vault and javelin and placed third in broad jump. Schneider earned silvers in shot put and discus. Thome finished second in the mile.
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Avon
Eaton
Columbia
Dudley
LSU
Weiss
Gough
Schneider
Thome
Style Leather Bag Trends and Shoe Fashion In New York
A New York fashion overview notes leather bags with handles top this season, with Schiaparelli introducing shoulder slung knapsack styles and a push toward fabric purses later. Leather remains preferred for its elegance and practicality, while Grosgrain reappears in ladylike ensembles. Shoes receive emphasis for varied occasions and silhouettes including ballerina and dirndl styles.
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New York
Schiaparelli
Debs
Beauty Tips for Hair and Freckles From the Column
A reader asks if Italian hair can be straightened. The columnist says straightening isn’t possible but thinning and expert shaping can create a flattering coiffure, with brushing, dampening, pressing waves, and sealing with hair spray. A short cut may require minimal effort. Another reader asks for freckle removers. the answer notes no names are given but recommends a protective cream and foundation preparations, inviting a letter for specifics.
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Florence
Avon Dominates with 68 Points in Track Meet
Swiden wins the mile while Klinghirn places second in the half mile and third in the 440 yard dash. Fitch takes third in the mile. Holbury is fourth in pole vault. Abfall finishes fourth in the 440 yard dash. Final team scores Avon 68 Columbia 39 Eaton 23.
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Fitch
Holbury
Abfall
Swiden
Avon
Columbia
Eaton
Sixteen Club Hosts Cards Night at Ca hoon Home
The Sixteen Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cahoon on Thursday evening with card games and prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck. A lunch followed and the group will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pickering.
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Sixteen
Roy Cahoon
Arnold Buck
Frank Pickering
Entertain 500 Club at Home by Mr and Mrs Ed Stagg
Mr and Mrs Ed Stagg hosted the 500 Club at their home on Thursday evening with members enjoying card games. Prizes went to Mrs Carl Schafer Mrs W E Blake Joseph Forthofer Jr and Paul Stokes. Lunch was served, and Mr and Mrs Harold Smith will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Stagg
500 Club
Carl Schafer
W. EE. Blake
Joseph Forthofer, Jr
Paul Stokes
Harold Smith
Elyria Hosts at Jenkins Dinner
Mrs. Ada Nile and Miss Hazel Mower of Elyria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins for dinner Friday evening. Mrs. Harold Smith from Cleveland visited Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Nile
Hazel Mower
Elyria
George Jenkins
Harold Smith
Cleveland
Camel as Infers Elites: Prophet’s Hidden Name Tale
The account claims the Prophet recited 99 of 100 divine names and whispered the final name to a camel. The camel is thus described as exalted and “infernally superior,” a story noted as etymology for the animal’s stature.
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Mohammedan Leseud
God
Father visits during vacation with drinking weaknesses
Two girls away with friends have their father visit. They tell him of his drinking tendency and take him aside to speak privately about it, aiming to handle the situation discreetly during their break.
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U.y
Natural shading guides for makeup by skin tone
Guidance on choosing cosmetic shades to match natural skin tones. It covers skin types from porcelain to deep olive, recommending blush and lipstick colors, appropriate powders, and application steps from cleansing to foundation and blending to create a harmonious, lasting look. It emphasizes using subtle, well-blended color rather than heavy, obvious cosmetics.
Pig with two noses found on Kenton farm
On O. G. Fickel’s farm west of Kenton a pig was born with two noses three tongues and three eyes. It was reported among a litter of 10 normal pigs.
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Kenton
O. G. Fickel
Here
Fickel
Be sure not to sat drunk last words misheard
A family quarrel over a deceased mother’s last words reveals misread phrases. The father claims the line warned against drunkenness while the daughter recalls a different version from the mother. The exchange highlights a humorous but pointed family dispute after death.
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Father
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