River Road Notes and Local Happenings
Aug. Francis Beebe spent a few days with cousin Mrs. Seeler. Several families from Eston Rapids and Elyria area visited Seeley home. Community events include a tureen dinner Thursday Sept. 27 at Mrs. Leo Radcliff’s, and the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the church. Local farming notes record Jay Sharp threshing 2100 bushels, with many residents traveling to nearby towns.
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Lucille
Ruth Morgan
Emily Geddis
Toledo
J. H. Sigsworth
Ridgeville
Ruby Bates
Elyria
Maxine Oranger
Detroit
Mich
Leo Radcliff
Townsend
Myron Bates
Gherlin
Lewis Baker
Canton
C. D. Bayless
Community Ladies Aid Society
Phil White
Eloria
Jay Sharp
Weber
Gertrude Weber
Charlie Chrysler
Wakeman
Harry Ludlum
Lorain
E. A. Austin
Elyria Sarday
Elsie Chrysler
Childdren
Jim Calkins
Pearl Welch
S. L. Masns
Cleveland
James Calkins
Dr. Weeks
Charles Weeks
Judson Cottage
Huron
Iva Austin
Air
Clarence Betts
Michigan Sunder
J. E. Davidson
Mt Clements
Canada
Niagara Falls
Blondie Twining
Jane Twinings
Gwen and
Lela Heist
Nellie Haith
Lewis Seker
Cantor
C. D. Barlessard
Davidson
Lake
Ednah
Bertha Moshi
Anna Moeni
Ciara Bayless
Oberlin
St. Davidson
Wendell Bayiess
Neilie Haigh
Lelnard Gwer Haigh
T. Ballamy
Femiir
Wakemar
J. H. Brown
Charles Finley
Florida
Kipton Socials Honor Bride-To-Be Maxine Burke
Aug 29 at the Kipton home of Mrs C D Isles a shower was given for Miss Maxine Burke of Wakeman as she becomes the bride of Wendell Baytess in early September. Guests included Mrs B F Kuhn Mrs Martha DesIdson Miss Dorothy Boehringer Cleveland Mrs L W Burk and daughter Evelie Canton. A pleasant lunch followed the afternoon event. Garden flowers decorated the rooms. Tuesday evening Mrs L A Sigsworth hosted the Farm Womans Club with contests and radio music. Birthday anniversaries for Guy Morgan and Mrs Ruby Bates were noted.
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Kipton
Bayis
Maxine Burke
Wakeman
Wendell Bay- Tess
B. F. Kuhn
Martha Desidson
Dorothy Boehringer
Cleveland
Local Visitors and Out-of-Town Guests Mentioned
A brief item notes Monday activity with mentions of individuals from Norwalk and Cleveland. It states that Monday visitors spent the week at specific homes in the region and lists Afr. Newtog of Norwalk as being in town.
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Cleveland
S. J. Davidson
C. D. Bayless
Newtog
Norwalk
Murray Ridge Community News and Visits
Aug 21 report from Murray Ridge notes gatherings and visits across families and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Stang and others from South Ridge and Cleveland areas shared time with local residents. Numerous callers from Elyria, Amherst, Vermilion on the lake trip, Cedar Point, and Kirtland.
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Murray Ridge
Hebert Stang
John Stang
South Ridge
Verne Budd
Cleveland
Mirs
Walter Bonnett
Henrietta
John Bechtel
Harry Decker
Frances Caled
Spiegleberg
Toynlipe Road
Tuseday
Arthur Powell
Mae Powell
Elmer Glitzen
Penfield Social Notes and Local Incidents
Mrs Clara Smith spent a week with her brother Harry Newcomb and family at Cuyahoga Falls. Miss Ruth Clemmons of Cleveland visited Ira Starr and E S Newcomb. Frank Martin had his car wrecked near Ashland. occupants taken to Good Samaritan hospital and later returned home. Co D Jones returns from Minnesota. Hartman reunion held at Nora. Rena Beynolds visiting Mrs Harry Gregg. David Eyman ill at Fairview hospital Lakewood. Miss Mary Foster visited Leslie Preston in Pittsfield. Edmund Herbert attends Herbert reunion at Brighton. For sale: five room house with yard at Abbey road and Sycamore St corner.
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Penfield
Clara Smith
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Ruth Clemmons
Cleveland
Ira Starr
E. S. Newcomb
Frank Martin
Ashland
Sameritian
Richard Leach
Co. D. Jones
Quigler
Minnesota
Harry Gregg
Hartman
Maritz Smith
Nora
Rena Beynolds
Wellington
C. J. Behnke
Nellie Leach
Litchfeld
David
Doctors Fly To Bedside In Remote Australia
In Australia wireless airplane medical service expands across New South Wales Queensland Northern Territory and Central Australia. Seven stations enable a doctor to be airborne within moments of a call with a range near 390 miles and speeds around 90 miles per hour. Remote settlers near a station are never more than 200 miles away and can expect faster emergency access than many urban areas. The system promises savings in time fuel and labor for medical care in pioneered outlying districts.
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Melbourne
Tts
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