Wellington Community Church Services in Pittsfield
Dr C W Recard led a joint communion service of the Community and Methodist churches at Pittsfield Sunday evening with splendid attendance. Mrs Thomas McAdoo of Wellington was omitted from a death notice. Melvin Gates is recovering after a pitchfork injury at work.
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C. W. Recard
Pittsfield
Thomas McAdoo
Wellington
David M. Fuhrman
McAdoo
Melvin Gates
Falls Clinic
La Grange Hosts Baseball Fun Day With Scoring Spree
Wayne Carmen authored a scoring spree with three singles in four plate appearances. A family trio performed a 15 minute grandstand program while a husband wife and daughter led pickup teams in donkey baseball. A sizable crowd enjoyed the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Wayne Carmen
Mowery Burial and Local Notices in North Industry Ohio
Samuel G Mowery buried last Wednesday in Melshheimer Cemetery North Industry after services at McCreery Funeral Home Magnolia Ohio. He lived with Mike McFadden for years and leaves brother Elmer and mother Phoebe A Mowery plus daughter Mrs A R Ernst of Wheeling West Virginia. Visiting relatives include Anita, Mr and Mrs Paul Recard, Hiram Knapp and others from Here, Cleveland Beach and Elyria. local obituaries note multiple family attendances and a Hull family reunion with sixty attendees at Fair Grounds. A field crop tour invitation to Lorain County farmers from C S Hummel will start at Lewis Jones farm in Penfield township Friday at 10 am and visit nearby farms. William Pleasnick assists in Karl Grose grocery meat department. Assistant Postmaster William Wadsworth ill at home. Vera Schott and mother from Wichita Kansas visiting Carl Jones on Magyar street.
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Samuel G. Mowery
Here
Melshheimer Cemetrey
North Industry
McCreery Funeral
Magnolia
Mike McFadden
Elmer
Phoebe A. Mowery
A. R. Ernst
Wheeling
W. Va
Paul Recard
Anita
West Salem
Bert Knapp
Maryland
Hiram
Perry Knapp
Adelbert
May Bement
Robert Franks
Bowling Green
Elyria
Charlotte Lewis
H. B. Stevick
Verna Walters
Louw Myer
Lee Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Anne Whipple
St. Philip Church
Cleveland
Charles Shepard
Eleanor Horner
Lodi
Shepard
Taylor Street
Ella Dunkle
Tna
Ruth
James Heiffner
Hull
Fair Grounds
Cortland
Oberlin
New London
Lorain County
C. S. Hummel
Lewis Jones
Penfield Township
William Pleasnick
Karl Grose
William Wadsworth
Vera Schott
Wichita
Kans
Carl Jones
Magyar Street
Local Social Guests Visit in Vincent and Lorain Area
Vincent brief notes describe Miss Ramona Dunbar of Euclid visiting Miss Elaine Brown and local Charltons for dinner. Several others including Kathryn Worvath Alma Ackerman and Mrs John Cook hosted lunches. William Fixler Phyllis and Ritman guests. Lorain Bee Keepers meeting attended by William Eddy and W J Boyd with Eddy directing the fair exhibit.
Corn roast and social rounds at Methodists' gathering
Families and neighbors attended a Progressive Class corn roast at the Memorial Hospital area with about forty people. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Haskins and various local families, plus Harnish, Ackerman, and Morris households. The Markley 4 H Club held a meeting planning a September local fair exhibit and selected Ted McCarty as club delegate.
Mackerel Shape Suits Rapid Motion Through Water
The mackerel has a streamlined shape that minimizes friction in water enabling efficient movement. It is adapted to cleave through water with minimal hindrance, showcasing optimal hydrodynamic design for swift progression.
Cattle Prices Likely To Rise This Year
Washington report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics says cattle prices are expected to rise through late fall due to smaller slaughter supplies and stronger consumer demand. Better grades may lead, with lower grades rising if feeding demand stays solid, while 1935-36 first half prices could dip as grain-fed cattle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wattle House Gets Antiques in Green Bay Wisconsin
Green Bay Wisconsin the Wattle cottage claimed as the oldest in the Northwest hosted a commemorative tribute to Nels Otto Tank and his wife Caroline former occupants. Built in 1776 by Joseph Roi the willow and mud wall structure is one of four Wattle houses in the United States.
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Green Bay
Wis
Nels Otto Tank
Caroline
Joseph Roi
United States
Tank
Carsten
Norway
Caroline Louisa van der Meulin
Holland
Carl von Boetzelaar
Napoleon
Willemstadt
Illinois Keeps Own NRA Law
Illinois continues its own wage fixing under the 1928 minimum wage law for women and minors despite the Supreme Court voiding the Recovery Act. Laundry workers in different regions face 28, 25, and 23 cent hourly rates, with new regulations and penalties enforced statewide by the Department of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Illinois General Assembly
State Department of Labor
Chicago
Dry ice from California gas eyed for home use
Pioneer refrigeration engineer Thomas B. Slate reports an abundant supply of carbon dioxide at wells near Salton Sea. He says gas can be converted to dry ice at under $100 a ton, with potential for house to house sale. State survey cites 350 billion cubic feet of gas enough for up to one million tons of dry ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Thomas B. Slate
Imperial Valley
Great Valley
Slate
Salton Sra
United States
Dwizhi
Roberts
America Chemical Society
Amherst Hosts House Party for Mori Family Visit
Amherst Ohio August 27 Mr and Mrs Albert Mori Sr Leavitt road entertained at a house party in honor of Mrs W Zinsely of Los Angeles visiting here A two course dinner followed by cards and outdoor games luncheon at 7 p m included Leonard Hirt Dr and Mrs Broadwell Sylvester Feldkamp Hysell family Wilford Bachtel the Mori family and others from South Amherst. prominent local names attend a welcoming party. The event highlighted social ties and hospitality within the Amherst community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Albert Mori
Leavitt Road
Myra Smith
Homestead
Emmett Reynolds
Cleveland
W. Zinsely
Leonard Hirt
Los Angeles
Cal
A. P. Roth
Lakewood
Frances Jaeger
Betty
Iole Roth
St Peters Evangelical Reform church holds August meeting
The August gathering of St Peters Evangelical Reformed church teachers and officers met in the church parlors. Rev C E Schmidt led opening exercises while Rev Schmidt presided over the business session due to Ray Jewett’s absence. Rally day and promotion day were planned for September 29 and a nominating committee was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Ray Jewett
Schmidt
Alice Tornoe
Olive Miller
Frederick Berger
C. C. Kern
James Bruce
Circles and School Staff Changes Reported in Local notes
Mrs. Arthur Penders of Prospect hosted Circle 1 of St. Ann's at St. Joseph's church with a brief business session then games and refreshments. In Mansfield schools two teachers were hired after the resignations of Alyce Nieding and Olive Scott. Margaret Schneider became first grade teacher and Iona Good was hired as art instructor. Good also completed a course at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Penders
Prospect. Street
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's Church
Alyce Nieding
Olive Scott
Mansfield
Board of Education
Margaret Schneider
South Amherst
Birmingham School
Iona Good
Bluffton
Bluffton College
Miss Good
Ohio State University
Return From Convention In Dayton Slow News The Amish
Local residents return from a three day state region convention in Dayton Ohio. George Schroeder and Mrs Raesler represented the local post and auxiliary. Discharges include Anna Vassie and admissions Mrs Christian Fink. Several residents visit relatives in Homestead Pennsylvania and others travel between Elyria Cleveland and Los Angeles. A closing reflection notes nations recognize no authority above themselves yet act as if they do duties only to self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
George Schroeder
John Raesler
Charles Kendeigh
Charles Sabiers
Schroeder
Raesler
Anna Vassie
South Amherst
Christian Fink
R. D
Elyria
Republican cancer event set for Town Hall August 29
Henrietta residents note a Republican cancer gathering at Town Hall Theresay on August 29. Nearby social visits include Harold Coates at Walter Walker and E. N. Walker in Oberlin, Elyria visitors Fred Wilford and children, and a large group of Sanders and Page family members from Cleveland Detroit Amherst and Birmingham calling on O. C. Sanders and related households Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Town Hall
Theresay
Harold Coates
Walter Walker
E. N. Walker
Oberlin
Fred Wilford
Gordon
Elaine
Ellena Sanders
Elyria
Stanley Page
Detroit
Mildred Page
Karl Sanders
Janet Brown
Cleveland
Mattew Sanders
Harold Sanders
Bobby
Donna May
Amherst
O. C. Sanders
Louis Holzshauer
Birmingham
Richard Sanders
Avon Picnic Attendees and Local Visits Across Ohio
Avon residents joined the Terminal Picnic at Olmsted Park with visitors from Springfield Elyria and Akron. A series of Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs A A Goodrich, Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson, Rosalind Mitchell, June Barr, and the Dunning family at Avon Lake. Guests from Detroit Lenard Warden and others joined Nina Warden at Castalia and Savannah Lake Park. A request imagines a Who's Whose book amid rising Hollywood divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Goodrich
Springfield
Ohio
Brown
Wilson Jameson
Martha Wilson
Ridgeville
George Yost
Elyria
Rosalind Mitchell
Avon Lake
June Barr
M. Gunderson
Sunjay
Akron
Youngstown
Simonson
Savannah Lake Park
Robert Gibson
Detroit
Lenard Warden
Lakewood
Nina Warden
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
E. A. Paul
Nellie Close
Barker Street
Whalersville
New Jersey
J. H. Page
Ireta
Margery Young
NOVA
Wellington Fair Grounds
Forbush
Carmen
Donovan
Lucas
Smith
Strous
Vincent
Pocahontas Lump
D. E
Kenn
AL Coon Hollow
Household Finance Co
Pione Phon Sas
Ritter
Elyria, Ohio
Massachusetts
Blue Army
Pine Camp
Big Bend
N. Y
F. H. Lewis
Mr. Hinton
Memorial Hospital
Helen Pataki
Alice Giede
Jeanette Lewis
Earl Kaylor
O. B. Rea
Ackerman
Methodist Church Sunday School
T. M. Beldwin
Frank Trockley
William Eddy
M. B Copas
John Harnish
Leroy Rhone
John Cook
F. H Lewis
Harley Haskins
la Porte
Haskins
Ironton
Haskin
Markley School
Eaton School
Chris Ackerman
M. E. Church
Dora
J. G. Morris
John Morris
Ella Tilden
F. Trockley
Frank Ramshak
Lorain
Alfred and
Kieth Rhone
Bill Say Jor
Charles Senning
Wade Worcester
Ted McCarty
Bob Lewis
Jack Tracey
Bob Tracey
Gene Eddy
Francis Lewis
George Eddy
Gerald Morris
Bill Sayior
Eugene Eddy
Bill Saylor
Belfred Rhone
Edith Morris
Leonard Dean
Frankie Reese
H. F. Chambers
Chambers
Sims
Mrs. Molder
National Labor Relations Board
New Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Joseph Warren Madden
Pittsburgh
John Michael Carmody
New York
Edwin S Smith
Acme
NRA
Justice of the Peace
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Amherst Garden Club
PWA
Walter Bechtel
Tenney Avenue
Concordia Club
Lnt
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Holy Name Group
Club
Holy Name Society
August Sueco
Church Street
Hospital News
Avon
Avon, O
Olmsted Park
Hollywood
West Ave
Castle’s
Federal Reserve Bank
Our Savings Department
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Amherst, Ohio
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