Litchfield Grange and town group meetings listed
The Litchfield Grange will hold a regular session at Town Hall on Wednesday April 28. Medina Association of Churches meets at The First Church Oberlin from 9 30 am to 4 30 pm. North street division of the L B S of the Congregational church serves a school lunch Thursday April 29 at the church dining room. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in social calls and visits, with a York a cappella choir entertaining Mr Swanker and Mrs Swanker hosting ice cream and cake. Memorial Day planning and Cemetery and Park Association activities are mentioned along with various local society meetings and banquets.
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Medina Association of Churches
Oberlin
North Street
Congregational Church
C. D. Rickard
H. E. Jenne
Mary Ziez Jer
Medina
C. R. Canfield
York A Cappela Choir
Mr. Swanker
Garden Club Meeting Planned at Litchfield Home
Litchfield Garden Club will gather at the Charles Eheorie residence on Tuesday evening April 27 for a program on garden hobby and its benefits. Roll call requests an Old Testament flower. other topics include Seed Novelties and best times to plant and transplant led by Mrs Swanker and Mrs Qberlitner.
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Litchfield Garden Club
Charles Eheorie
A. Garden Hobby
Roll Call
Mrs. Swanker
Local social notes from Elyria area dinners and visits
Oberlin Road Miss Julia Jackson Elyria was a Wednesday evening dinner guest at the Wesley Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. T Harper of Amherst were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krueger. Sunday afternoon callers at the Krueger home were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saltsmans Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Krueger Oberlin. Mrs Arthur Younzlas has sufficiently recovered to return to her home from the Elyna Clinic for operative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jackson
Elyria
Wesley Miller
T. Harper
Amherst
Frank Krueger
Krueger
Walter Saltsmans
Huntington
Russel Krueger
Oberlin
Arthur Younzlas
Elyna Clinic
Relative Convalesces at Elyria Brother’s Home
A relative has been convalescing at her brother’s home in Elyria for the past two weeks, receiving care and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Glee Club Operetta Promised At Ridgeville Event
Community notes list school glee club operetta to be repeated at Ridgeville Grange Hall on April 29 with a banquet to follow. Entries mention Rev Thomas Hughes spoke at Elyria Rotary and attended LaPorte Ladies Aid Society, plus local moves and gatherings across Wood county and nearby towns.
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Columbia
Frank Bloomfield
Woodcounty
Bertha Grills
Thomas Hughes
Elyria Rotary Club
Columbus
Ernest Maddock
Western Reserve University
Ziegler
Phillip Fay
Fern
Jesse Adams
Mantua Corners
Funeral and birth notices from Ridgeville area
Miss Luc ts Churchward and Mrs. Harry Hopp attended the funeral of a former college friend in Ridgeville. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon R Bartier of Elyria on Wednesday April 21 at Memorial Hospital. Glenn Van Arsdale and family of Cuyahoga Falls visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden called at his parents home. Mr and Mrs George Walkden visited Wednesday. Mrs Geeze Weekly spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Hugh Osborne.
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Townsend
James Cather Sr
Elyria
James Cather
Glenn van Arsdale
Clarence Ogilvy
D. Bedford
Strongsville
J. B. Sanderson
Jean
Bob Graf
C. C. Ogilvy
Cleveland
F. H. Vandersdale
Columbia
Milton Walters
Olva Bolling
Ross van Arsdale
Luc ‘Ts Churchward
Harry Hopp
Ridgevillle
Gordon R Bartier
Memorial Hospital
Mrserald Osilvy
Joan
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Lee Walkden
George Walkden
Geeze
Hugh Osborne
Local Social News and Illness Updates
Mrs Mayme Geiger learns her granddaughter Lorene Rosynold of North Olmsted is convalescing from pneumonia. Mrs Ward Jacquays reports her sister Mrs Rowan Kelner of LaGrange is ill. Mrs Levi Beech hosted friends for her husband’s celebration. Alina Hartman returned to St Louis after weeks with Aunt Mrs Lyle Martin. Otto Ross and George May hosted Cleveland guests. The girls 4-H Club met at the school to start handing out cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Geiger
Lorene Rosynold
North Olmsted
Geiger
Leon Varnes
LaGrange
Ward Jacquays
Rowan Kelner
Levi Beech
Alina Hartman
St. Louis
Missouri
Lyle Martin
Otto Ross
Cleveland
Charles Martin
George May
Flowers Adorn Hats as Spring Fashion Flourishes
A fashion report notes a romantic spring mood with flower trims and turbans in New York millinery. Berets with floral effects and off the face styles dominate, with straw hats leading and Schiaparelli pink accents appearing on black ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schiaparelli
Do You Know That Food Prep Tips From A Vintage Column
A curious excerpt gives quick kitchen hacks. It suggests slicing an unpaved onion to extract juice, storing the piece wrapped in waxed paper, and using crisped celery, carrots and turnips with salt and olives for color. It also offers a peanut butter and carrot spread as a cheese substitute and a pineapple onion mix note.
Short Cuts And Household Cleaning Tips From The Era
A hair brush may regain stiffness by a final rinse in alum solution. A wallpaper remover uses one tablespoon saltpeter per gallon hot water with repeated applications. To lift medicine stains, sponge with cold water then apply alcohol or ammonia. Choose the largest grapefruit for juiciness.
Season to match accessories in pairs with conservative dresses
The article describes pairing accessories with outfits such as beige dresses with black patent shoes and bag or scarlet hat with gloves. It advises a foundation of neutral dresses or a suit, then adding colorful accessories this year. It notes the Methodist Sunday School class entertained at Mrs. Royer’s home with hostesses Mrs. Royer and Mrs. Lyle Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
M. L. Royer
Royer
Lyle Martin
Woman's Club of East Carlisle Holds First Meeting
The newly formed Woman's Club of East Carlisle met at Mrs. Frank Rahl's Chestnut Ridge home with 25 members. President Mrs. Howard Miller led the session. Plans include Personal Grooming lectures by Miss Alice Bird and a June 1 canning school. Members will contribute to the Home Canned Food display at Lorain County Fair September 21–24.
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Carlisle
Woman's Club of
East Carlisle
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Howard Miller
County Extension Board
Alice Bird
Canning School
Lorain County
Charles Bruce
Fugitive Bride Target Nick Garnett Faces Wedding Dilemma
Nick Garnett wakes injured and disoriented in a hotel room after a storm and a failed engagement to Martha Halliday. He recalls an earlier plan with Nita and fears headlines branded as a love pirate. A hotel carpenter helps, and Nick pays to keep the incident quiet while planning to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita
Martha Halliday
Martha
Nick
Nick Garnett
Modes and Manners Invitations and wedding wording guidance
The column advises sending one invitation to a fiancé and his parents if inviting them, with separate invitations to other family members. It also provides a home wedding wording form naming Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mayer and detailing the couple, date, and location.
East Carlisle Club to Host Entertainment Meeting
The East Carlisle Community Club will host a program at the school Friday evening, April 30. Program chairman E A Waldron will present Edith Brillant, Lorain court reporter, who discusses life of a newspaperwoman, and Dr C J Miller of Elyria will give an illustrated talk on the Washington to Miami trip. A business meeting precedes the program with officer elections. Community urged to attend at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
E. A. Waldron
Edith Brillant
A Lorain
C. J. Miller
Elyria
Washington
D. C
Miami
Fla
Clayton E. Smith
Sponsor Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Fred
Honors given to Mr and Mrs Fred for planning and hosting a sponsor dinner. The event celebrated community support and recognized notable contributions to the organization.
Young Gopher Snake Recedes From Stage Role
In Pasadena California Oscar the Third an 18 month old gopher snake was cast in the play To bias and the Angel. Despite misgivings about slithering into the audience the reptile was deemed more realistic than a papier mache snake. However Oscar fled from the stage toward the audience and is no longer available for the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Oscar
Tobias and the
Angel
Bootleg Bible Printing In Boston Exposed
The article recalls how Daniel Henchman and printers Kneeland and Green secretly printed and sold Bibles in Boston when Bible printing was illegal in England and the colonies under Parliament laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
England
Colonies
Daniel Henchman
Kneeland and Green
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A. W. Berk
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AG. Lay
Dale Seeler
F. B Oberlitner
C. M. Turner
Seville Lodge
Willard Worth
Plymouth
A. B. Canfield
Lawrence Halladay
Helen T
Cemetery
Park Assn
Garden Club
Oberlin Road
Elizabeth Hkeyse
Iris Bartter
Sophia Duposki
Dew
County Health Department
Bush
Mary Jane Osborne
Eleanor Gunn
Fugitive
Bride
Ruth Louise Ayers
Sultan
Buddy
Mick
M. W
Gerald Mayer
Helen
William Jenkins
Orange Street
Clara Pitkin
Ava Pitkin
Robert Smith
Jake Myres
O. T. Stremple
Alfred Myres
Samuel Stevenson
Albert H. Goodspeed
Frank Harrison
Carroll Shepard
Grafton Road
Shepherd
Frank Yoo
Fred Shepherd
Cletus Smith
John Rose
Jar Hardy
E. D. Anton
Charles Huene
H. Manly Hurlbut
C. T. Shepard
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H. H. Gregg
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Joyce Gregg
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