Parenting column on discipline and self defense for children
Dr Garry Myers advises parents of a four year old who teases older siblings to discipline him rigorously. He argues children should learn to defend themselves within peer play and suggests arranging age peers to temper aggression. Readers may request pamphlets on Punishments and Rewards and Fear.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve
Dor. Myers
Ahia
Hhilire
Garry ©. Myers
Joy
NUYE
Myers
Garry ; Myers
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Mansion Becomes Boarding School Site at Pride's Crossing
The 76 room mansion of late B C Swift, once valued at 3 million, built at 1.5 million, has been sold at auction for 150 thousand. The property in Pride's Crossing Massachusetts will be used as a boarding school by a Catholic religious order.
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Pride's Crossing
Mass
B.C Swift
Chicago
North Shore
Sharon Grange Program Highlights at Spencer Hall
August 16 at Spencer Grange featured the Sharon Grange lecture four program and Medina County Traveling Gravel Service. Mrs. Herb Everhard led a varied program including an orchestral selection, county history, vocal solos, and a one act play The Woodpile. Dining and social notes follow with residents visiting, illness, and local club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Grange
Spencer Spencer
Medina County
Spencer Grange
Towhk Hall
Herb Everhard
Ford Ruckels
Médina County
Carl
Marian Ruckle
Sarah Bramley
Dalton Robinson
Arthur Ruckle
George Ruch
Ford Ruckle
Local residents visit, recoveries noted in community minutes
Several townsfolk report recoveries from illnesses and minor surgeries. Kathryn Leiby had her tonsils removed and is recovering. Local residents hosted guests from Akron Cleveland Elyria and Columbus. John Belford a Lakewood dentist opened a new office above the Spencer and Lodi State Bank, practicing 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor
Cumberland
Maryland
Kathryn Leiby
F. L. Moore
Akron
H. €. Moore
W. A. Moore
Marillia Scheffler
River Cornera
John Firestone
George Hartman
Fritz
Clem Rice
Silver Circle
Lowell Coomer
Myron Bradley
Milton Wolf
B. C. Butcher
Chatham
Homer Essig
Detroit
Sam Woods
J. T. McCourt
Glenn Repp
West Salem
Cambridge
New Concord
Arthur Rice
Cleveland
Lyn Hendricks
Harry Hendricks
Belmont County
Little Berry Fetzer
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Susie Ream
Monroeville
Rollin Ream
Will Moore
Roy Franz
Albert Hick
Howard Shick
John Belford
Lakewood
Ohio
Spencer and Lodi State Bank
Dr. Belford
Memorial unveiling marks Lutheran seminary centennial
The Rev. George Smith of Spencer Lutheran attended a Columbus ceremony unveiling a memorial tablet for the centennial of the cornerstone laying of the First Lutheran Theological Seminary west of the Alleghenies. The event, led by the Historical Society of the American Lutheran church, featured speaker Dr. H. J. Schuh and prayer by Dr. C. H. Lanski.
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George Smith
Spencer Lutheran Church
Columbus
Ohio
First Lutheran Theological Seminary
Allegheny Mountains
Historical Society of the
American Lutheran Church
Smith
H. J. Schuh
Board of Education
The
C. H. Lanski
Capito Seminary
Squires Reunion Draws West Ridge Family
West Ridge Aug 14 Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and sons Harland and Henry attended the Squires family reunion at Mill Hollow Brownhelm. Forty eight members from western Pennsylvania Cleveland Amherst Elyria Henrietta Carlisle attended. A picnic dinner was served at noon. Officers elected for next year James Kelble president Mrs Harry Storer vice president Mrs J H Penfound secretary and treasurer and Mrs Emma White historian. Games readings and music followed. Attended demonstration and style revue Margaret and Mildred Pallas Marguerite Streicher Janet Baus Lois Eldred Leota Drusen-
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Squires
West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Harland and
Henry
Mill Hollow
Brownhelm
West Middle
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Amherst
Elyria
Henrietta
Carlisle
James Kelble
Harry Storer
Emma White
R. H. Hearn
Marjorie
David
Hudson
Michigan
Ellen Steele
Marlon
George Rice
Margaret
South Amherst
Keith Brown
George and
Edd Beck
Allenton
Clair Berk
Detroit
Hickory Tree Grange
Thelma Kolbe
Kolbe
Oak Point
Olver Kolbas
William Beckstine
Ella Engle
Paul Schmitkons
Edwin Schmitkons
Ruth Eschiruth
Bernice Schlechter
Emma Bechtel
William Bechtel
Barbara Hschtrath
Miss Ruth
Katherine Kolbe
Oliver
Henry Kolbe
Melvin
G. H. Schmitkens
Edwin
Adelaide Hall
Harry
Robert
Mary Gaehr
Doris
Mary Louise
H. W. Schmitkens
Paul
Arthur
Louisa Sick
Rosetta Miller
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
Alta Myers
Hong Kong
China
Blythe
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Herbert Cham ‘Berg
Chambers
Gurney Andruss
Fields Corners
Andrusa
Alta Myer
Jackson
Lorain County
Cascade Park
Rebecca Rhea
Baill
Melvin Shipley
Kiwanis Club
John Miller
West Satem
Ohio
Herbert Chambers
Occasional Wife Shows Camilla’s Bold New Path
Camilla reveals a career breakthrough and a fresh life plan to Peter at Charm Cottage. He wrestles with protecting her from life’s rough edges while admiring her rising independence. Mrs Hoyt laments shifting social norms as Camilla prepares to depart for her new role.
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Peter
Camilla
Charm Cottage
Mrs. Hoyt
Mrs Hoyt
Camilla plans living near town while awaiting Peter's rise
Camilla Anson Hoyt tells Mrs. Hoyt she will rent a modest near town apartment to save time for housekeeping and support Rose while Peter builds his career. She insists on independence and remaining with him, despite doubts about his chances and the need for compromise.
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Rose
Peter
Mrs Hoyt
Camilla
Mrs. Hoyt
Hoyt
Camilla Anson
Dahl Attends Demonstration and Style Revue in Elyria
Dahl attended a demonstration and style revue at the W. C. A. in Elyria on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Beasel of Elyria called on Mr. and Mrs. George Decker Saturday afternoon.
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Dahl
Elyria
Charlies Beasel
George Decker
Weekend Guests Share Time With Ill Sister
Week-end visitors in Cleveland include Mrs. Fred Fry who stays with her sister Miss Milly Joy. Miss Joy has been ill for some time but shows slight improvement during the visit.
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Fred Fry
Cleveland
Milly Joy
Miss Joy
Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club Winners Named
Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streicher were chosen from 75 contestants to represent the Jolly Hustlers 4-H club of West Carlisle at the YWCA demonstration in Elyria and the state fair in Columbus. They selected the title Color Harmony in Clothing with Marguerite earning honorable mention under the leadership of county extension agent Misa Alice Bird.
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Jolly Hustlers
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streicher
West Carlisle
Y. W. VA
Elyria
Columbus
Misa Alice Bird
Marguerite
J. F. Eldred
Family Gatherings and Local Visits Noted in Elyria
Mrs. Carl Penfound and children from Elyria visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound, at Sunday dinner. Mrs. Earl Dewhurst and Mrs. Charles Drusendshl called on Mr. and Mrs. George Decker. Mrs. Milton Eppley of the Edision highway called on Mrs. B. C. Pope. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Porter and children Eunice and Bud attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Damon in Millersburg, Ohio. Mrs. Cora Sprague Bernice Ralph and Carl Straus of Elyria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Bur rer and family.
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Nellie Rugg
Wellington
Irma Rugg
Miss Rugg
Edwin White
Oregon
Fritz
George Hartman
Henry Rebmen
Ashland
X. B. Walters
Leslie H. Stroup
Order of Moose
Moose
Leo Koontz
Huntington
H. D. Leiby
Dorothy Wallington
Charlie Woods
Lenora Billman
Pawnee
Nowak
Aveland
Tee FL d. Nowak
Edith Auble
Grace Nowak
Eva Stuart
Santa Broward
Mary Redman
Piensa
George’ Washington
George
Martha
Elaine Doyle
Walter Brown
Cleveland
Henry Jackson
Milton Eppley
Edison Highway
George Decker
C. W. Koppes
Elyria
Carl Penfound
Gary
Joan
J. H. Penfound
Earl Dewhurst
Charles Drusendshl
B. C. Pope
W. C. Porter
Eunice
Bud
Philip Damon
Millersburg
Ohio
Cora Sprague
Bernice
Ralph
Carl Straus
B. J. Burrer
Penfound Family Attends 4-H Picnic at Cascade Park
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Penfound and children Lucile and Robert attended the 4-H County Club picnic held at Cascade Park on Friday.
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Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
County Club
Cascade Park
Mallet Creek Boys Return From Scout Camp
Mr and Mrs Stanley Christian drove to Camp Manatee for their sons George Bernard and Wilson who had been camping there the past week. They also visited Hinckley and Medina on Sunday afternoon. The Stone and Marcellus families toured Camp Manatoc for Herbert Stone. The three boys enjoyed a very good time and plan to return next year.
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Mallet Creek
Stanley Christian
Camp Manatee
George
Bernard
Wilson
Merrill Mattoux
Hinckley
George Christian
Medina
Homer Stone
Leon Marcellus
Vernor
Camp Manatoc
Herbert Stone
Manatoc
Entertains Silver Cross Circle of Medina Kings Daughters
Mrs. John Chamberlain hosted the Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters of Medina, entertaining members with a gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chamberlain
King’s Daughters of
Medina
Free Tickets For Medina County Picnic At Chippewa Lake
At her home on Branch Road a picnic dinner drew a good crowd last Thursday and the day was enjoyed by all. Children of York Township may obtain free tickets for the Medina County picnic at Chippewa Lake on Wednesday, Aug. 17, from Bricker’s store.
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York Township
Medina County
Chippewa Lake
Brick_er’s
Girls 4-H Club to Meet at Gail Alexander Home
Mrs Gail Alexander leader of the Girls 4 H Club cooking class will entertain the 4 H Club at her home Thursday afternoon Aug 18.
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Gail Alexander
Grange to Play Medina Church of Christ at York Grounds
The Grange softball team will face Medina Church of Christ on Tuesday evening at the York school grounds on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Medina Church of Christ
York School
Sheffield Social Club Elects Officers
In Sheffield on Tuesday evening the Sheffield Lake Social club re elected Mrs. L V James as president. Other officers chosen include Mrs J Kensik first vice president Mrs A Manchester second vice president Mrs Margaret Williams secretary and Mrs Grace Insles treasurer. Lois Youtzy visited Dover then returned home. P Ll Chambers visited his uncle Fred Schroeder and family in Collins Ohio Friday morning.
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Sheffield
P. Ll. Chambers
Fred Schroeder
Collins
Ohio
Lois Youtzy
Ray Perkins
Dover
L. V. James
Sheffield Lake
J. Kensik
A.manchester
Margaret Williams
Grace Insles
Texas election bet ends with health toast in Lockhart
A Texas tale recalls a bet from the 1924 gubernatorial race between Governor Ross Sterling and Miriam A. Ferguson. William Scheel paid off two years ago by drinking castor oil as a wager with merchant Robert Blundell. This year the loser must drink to the winner with epsom salts.
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Texas
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