Community club and church group notices blend of picnics
Local clubs and circles schedule picnics and meetings at parks and homes across areas including Cascade park St Clair and Cas aide park. Social gatherings feature hostesses Mrs Schroeder Mrs Leaninon Mrs Hiller Mrs Jensen and others with Bunco Pedro bridge and card games. hospital notes list admissions and weekend visits.
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Damen of Malta
Eagles
Casaide Park
Lady Rowena Circle
Cascade Park St. Clair Rebekah
Gilson Dunfee families hold reunion at Gilson home
The Gilson Dunfee families held their annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs George Gilson Sr of Shefield. A picnic dinner was served on the lawn with many relatives present and officers elected including Mrs Charles Finning as president Ralph Daniels as vice president Olive Johnson as secretary. The meeting adjourned with music and socializing at Willoughby.
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Gilson-Dunfere
Gilson-Dunfee
George Gilson
Shefield
George Stevens
Genevieve
Geraldine
Russell Miller
Clara ,Stevens
Ployd Herman
Floyd
Irvin Guson
Tyan Gison
Lorain
Jaland Johnson
L Duntes
LaGrange
Richard Hecock
Mary and
Stelle
Amherst
Bert Webb
Thomas and
Ruth
Brownhela
Imr
Leros Dunfee
Ison Russell
Charles Refenning
Abner Dunfee
George Gilson, Jr
Elyne
Harles
Hammer
Charles Jr
George
Catherine
E Hammer
Beri Olson
Abbey Road
Acland Fepnor
Metter Wr
Isson
Waldred
Wilfr and Miser
Dunree
Breitsieser
Guy Jester
Foyce
Canton
Rainh Dunes
Lof Cleveland
Stang
Doe ‘Stang
Wellington
Myrani Herold Gilson
Hivnar
Chariesfining
Ralph Danies
Olive Johnson
Orland Fennesimas
Leroy Dutorian
Jason Warr
Willoughby
Tex
Was
Local Personal Notices From Nearby Towns
Miss Elvah Baldwin of Earl Court returned Monday from the Muskingum Bible Conference at New Concord. Mr and Mrs Lester Bleckweil of Tecumseh Mich visited Mr and Mrs L C Renouard. Mr and Mrs J Packard of Lake Avenue are spending a week in Cleveland and Wingate Falls. Mr and Mrs E Riddles of Elyria returned from a month in Madison Milwaukee and Angola. Mrs Charles Blackmer of Lompain visited daughter Mrs Claude Miller in Easton and other trends in the cats. William Rossiter Newell, post office clerk, enjoyed rest at Mt Clemens. Mr and Mrs Fred Yost and family attended the Cleveland Industrial Exposition. Mrs Max Van Wormer returned home after three weeks at Gull Lake. Mr and Mrs A T Whiddery and Barbara Barnard of East Bevents Boulevard are at Lakeside. Donald Koeale of Voagren is the guest of Brett Elss of East Broad Street. Gay Huliz and Melvin Jago attended the Cleveland Industrial Exposition. Miss Marjorie Baird of Marseilles Avenue is vacationing at Lakeside. Mrs G W Ford of Berea has many friends. she sustained injuries in a fall and is at Berea hospital. Mrs Herbert Taylor and three children of Flint Mich are visiting Mr Faan Hamueaa at Case Road and other relatives. Mr and Mrs W Johnson and the Misses Bila and Clara Johnson of Cleveland Street have returned from a class visit to Columbus. Mr Vernon and others from Ohio are in town. Mr A J Sherman and Tan are at Albion.
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Elvah Baldwin
Earlcourt
Nex Concord
Lester Bleckwe'l
Tecumseh. Mich
L C Renouard
Erre EyTeent
J Packard
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Wingate
Falls
E . Riddles
Elyr
Max van Wormer
Wonster Brect
Gull Lake
T Whiddery
Aauedie Barnara
Rast
Bevents Boulevard
Lakeside
Ohje
Donald Koeale
Voagren
Brettc Elss
Paul Rowe
Paul Cig
West River Street
Gay Huliz
Melvin Jago
Marjorie Baird
Marseilles
G. W. Ford
Beren
Ein
Berea
Dou
Herbert
Tavior
Fiat
Faan Hamueaa
Case Road
W Johnson
Clara John
Cleveland Street
Columbus
Vernon
Onthera
Ohio
A J Sherman
Albion
Palett
Mrs Bife squire and visiting families in Columbia Station
The text lists Mrs Bife squire and various couples visiting Columbia Station, including Mr and Mrs Artuss Tay of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Oscar Eo, with travels to Cleveland and Toledo. It mentions Margaret Martin visiting her aunt Kate Raner Erhart and other local visits by the Martin and Offenberge families near Columbus area.
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Colimbia Station
Aue
Artuss “Tay
Os Angeles
Oscar Eo
Lalens
AL. Koerhed
Berag
Kent Sanday
Ups Jnan Offenines
Cmranads
Fla
Meanap Armitage 1
Caldwell
Cheveland
Mariah Armitage
Margaret Martin
Kate Ranerit Erhart
Charles Martin
Clyde
Henry Offenberge
Castalla
Blue Ifale
Toledo
Werthlie
Charles Marten
Wooster
Vie
Louis Pares
Wellington Musicale Teas Highlight Aug Event
Wellington August notices describe a musicale tea hosted by the library fund committee at 20 Fred Harsell home with home talent and an expected extra hundred dollars from next week’s event. American Legion notes report a meeting at Legion hall with seven new members and plans for Nov 11 celebration, plus a drawing card and school board candidate endorsement. Local notes cover family gatherings in Strongsville and Elyria, fair preparations with livestock shows and exhibits, and community activities including a picnic and church group events.
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Wellington
Library Fund
Surroungie
Fred Harseli
Tu ’Sday
Library Committee
American Legion
Amerilcan Legion
Morgag-Prim Pwr No 8
le Asiecan iLesion
Es All Jdas
Gues
Howard Evans
Burt Curtice
Nfteen
Joc MacDermory
Holstein
Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Local Social Notes Highlight Hudson Ridgeville Visits
Cleveland residents Mr and Mrs Fran Heinemet mily spend Sunday at the Hudson home with Mrs Walter Richman and son Arthur. Homer Bartter family dined with Charles Sanders in Ridgeville. Mildred Bartter vacations with Mr and Mrs Charles Sanderson. Rev George Beers plans a two week New York trip. Ann Beers and J Denzd Bush wed at the parsonage. they will reside at the Baptist parsonage. Baptist Mission Circle hosts corn roast at John Snell home August 1 with John Snell Roy Pitt and Milford Bartter in charge. Metheast and Baptist Sunday school unite for Cahoon's Beach picnic August 23. Young peoples class and Golden ...
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Fran Heinemet Mily
Cleveland
Hudson
Walter Richman
Arthur
Homer Bartter
Ridgevile
Charles Sanders
Mildred Bartter
Charles Sanderson
Ridgeville
George Beers
New York State
Ann Beers
J Denzd Bush
Akron
Warriarge
Ae Mission Circle
Baptist Church
John Snell
Roy Pitt
Milford Bartter
United Picnic
Metheast
Baptist
Cahoon’s Beard
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Answered
Puzzle reads as a playful newspaper item with clues and solutions. It lists Word 1 Im the picture Word 2 A trying experience Word 3 Creeps along Word 4 Abbreviation for and meaning of transportation Word 5 An article Word 6 Abbreviation for something written by hand Word 7 What we call the formation found in a newspaper Word 8 The nickname of the governor of an eastern state Word 9 A famous British admiral Running Pan and the puzzle title indicate a child friendly cross word feature with a final solution line.
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Running Pan
Birds Use Camouflage In Concealing Nests Across Species
The article describes how meadow larks, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, and other birds disguise nests to avoid detection. Meadow larks lay nests on the ground hidden by grass and leaves. hummingbirds blend nests on branches with lichens and spider silk. woodpeckers saddle nests to bare branches. marsh wrens construct bulky reed nests for concealment.
Fragmented OCR Note on Unclear Street Event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a night encounter on a ground with scattered text about pests and a difficulty in joining something at Stace. The readable parts offer no clear names, dates, or places to anchor the event.
Atten Regular Aug 10th iness Lu meeting
Meeting note fragment records attendance regular August 10th at an event led by Henry.
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Atten
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John Hughes
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Chagrin Falls
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