Amateur Radio Bulletin From Wellington
Wellington station reports received clipping from Olsen family in Jersey City and details of amateur radio broadcasters aiding police in New York and New Jersey. Messages note the death of Mrs Beard in Cleveland and a broadcast announcing a mother’s passing in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Iving C. Olsen
Rs. K. J. Olsen
Barker Street
Eed Street
Jersey City
N. J
Altte McConnell
Luse Street
Cleveind
Noe Amateur Radio
Vlice
New
Cousin of Mrs McConnell Intercepts Missing Person Report
Orving C Olsen of Jersey City, operator of W2LAS, picked up the report and relayed it to Jersey City police. They notified New York police and Mrs McConnell at 12 16 p m. Olsen, a Wellington High School graduate, later moved to Jersey City to live with relatives, working various temporary jobs before promotions. Funeral services were held for William J Carmen in our area this afternoon from the Keith Andrews Funeral Home.
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J Bes
Courtland Street Obituary and Local News Summary
Dr C W Recard officiated at a funeral on Courtland Street. Survived by wife Jennie and children Roy Des Moines George Portsmouth John Burl Van Cecil Osea all of Wellington Elzabeth Peoria Ill. three sisters Mrs B B Barrett, Mrs Ollie Bailey of Leesburg Ohio, Mrs Belle iColson Chillicothe. brother John of Los Angeles California. Daniel Shepard bought Wellington Cash Market on North Main Street and took possession. Six more Wellington men began WPA work as federal relief neared end. no new projects approved. Headlines show adds Joe DeMarco of Cleveland as headline act with dancers Helen Dormar and Elsie Rampell. DeMarco billed as top amateur dancer in northern Ohio. Elyria M E Church religious training school attended by Rev Lonzo Green, Mrs Green, Charles Barnes, Cora Shepard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Street
C. W. Recard
The
Congregational Church
Jennie
Roy
Des Moines
George
Portsmouth
John
Burl
Van
Cecil
Osea
Wellington
Elzabeth
Peoria
B.B. Barrett
Ollie Bailey
Leesburg
Ohio
Belle iColson
Chillecorbe
John Iof
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Demarco
Cleveland
W. L. Wadswort
J. H. Page
W. T. Hacen
Wilbur Suuliff
Helen Dormar
Elsie Rampell
Demarco
Elyria
M. E. Church
Lonzo Green
Charles Barnes
Cora Shepard
Organize Booster Club at Local School Forms Monday Drive
Booster club meets at the local school with plans to award season passes to the pupil selling the most memberships as a daily incentive. A similar prize will go to the student who sells the most season passes. Also notes various neighborhood visits and family movements including Faye Douglass and others visiting Elmia, and hospital stays for Ernest Beam.
Oberlin Grange elects officers at December meeting
Oberlin Grange No 1003 held a regular session with 35 in attendance including visitors from Car 2 and Henrietta. Officers were elected for the coming year led by Master Ernest H. Parke and present resolutions will be sent to the Ohio State Grange in Lima. A second December meeting date was set for December 21, with a dinner to be served by the Oberlin Grange and Community Fund contributions approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Arthur
Charles Feakins
Hacker
Francis Emerich
Ernest H. Parke
Henry P. Sandrock
Josie Parke
Fred Berg
Raymond Reisinger
Viola Berg
Edward D. Schremm
Gerirnds Schamm
Leo Hanlon
Ceres
Ida Belle Peabody
Pomona
Vivian Feabody
Flora
Juanita Schramm
Beulah Feakins
Lena Hanson
Mary Lounsbrough
Henry Bandrock
Local families share weekend visits and funeral in Ada
Latter's parents Mr and Mrs R E Heath of LaGrange Louis Knaard of Columbus joined Raymond Grills and Ralph Schramm for a weekend at the Grills home. Mr and Mrs Fred Kent and sons Lawrence and Jimmie visited at the Schramm and Cecil Gril s homes Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A Allan Hange of Medina were Sunday guests at Frank Hange's home. Mrs George Hahn and Mrs Edward Schramm attended Charles Wright's funeral from Sedgeman's parlors Saturday morning at 19 00. Burial was in Ada Ohio.
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Marsh Anderson
Lorain
Henry Holzhauer
Detroit
Edward Schramm
Simeon Nash
Benjamin Dud Jsy
Leonard Berg
Glenn Hobbs
Milk Producers and Distributors
Northtern Ohio
Carter
Cleveland
Henry Sandrock
Beth
Earl
Richard
Everette Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
Arthur Wangerein
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Earl Hanlon
Leo Hanlon
Gladys Zilch
Brownhelm
Elma Griffin
Louise Shinski
George Edmonds
East Oberlin
Harlan Schramm
William May
Ethel
Harvey Lipstrne
Wickliffe
Clarence Berg
Oberlin
Helen Rollis
Medina
Detroi
Ralph Schramm
Columbus
Anna Berg
Juanita
LéRoy Schramim
Hanlan
Plaring Bridge
Pedro
Lee-DeHaven
Georgia
Elwin Sanders
Dorothy Bauer
Clarence Albrecht
Jacob Reinhard
Whert Barckert
Amherst
Fred Berz
Join MiHer
Della -Hann
Gertrude Schramm
Ruth Sargeant
South Professor Street
Sedgman
Ohio State University
Oberlin Inn
Robert Wilans
Walter Wert
University
R. E. Heath
LaGrange
Louis Knaard
Raymond Grills
Grills
Fred Kent and
Lawrence
Jimmie
Schramm
Cecil Gril
A. Allan Hange
Frank Hange
George Hahn
Charles Wright
Sedgeman
Ada
Vincent Surprise Party Celebrates Bernadine Parker
Bernadine Parker marked her sixteenth birthday with a party hosted by friends on Sonhaddey Road. Prizes were awarded for high scores to Lucille Senning and Alfred Rea, gifts given to the honoree, and refreshments served by Mrs. Parker. Present were Loretta and Francis Lewis, Mrs. Mitchell, Lucillening, Robert Copas, Robert Trockley, Alfred Rea, and others. The article also covers a Methodist church service with hymns, a lesson from Acts 16 5 10, and a Sunday school report showing 30 in attendance and total enrollment at 98.
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Vincent
Dev
Bernadine Parker
Sonhaddey Road
Progres Dinoche
Lucille Senning
Alfred Rea
Robert Copas
Parker
Miss Parker
Loretta
Francis Lewis
Mrs. Mitchell
Miss Lucillening
Rober Copas
Robert Trockley
Local Church Notices and Social Visits Highlight Week
Litz class lead church section as the largest group gathers for Progressive Class. Weekly choir practice shifts to Wednesday at the Eschtruth home. A Sunday school session and a committee plan a Christmas program are arranged. General Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Copas home. Hochstein of Mantes NJ is a guest at the Parker home. Nelly and Norman Snaith visit the Lewis family on Butterat Ridge. Hurd family visits in Cleveland and calls on Radcliffe family in Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Copas
W. C. Hochstein
Mantes
New Jersey
Wiceel
Ned Parker
Shaddes Road
Hermas Snaith
Norman
Butterat Ridge Road
F. G. Lewis
EB. H. Hurd
William Bearlek
Cleveland
J. Radcliffe
Nova
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Junior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Phenee
Courtland
William J. Carmen
Keith Andrews
Ruth Louise Ayers
Nightingale
Luke Conners
Vincent Rocke
Chronicle-Telegram
Daniel Shepard
Wellngton
North Main Street
Shepard
Oh10 Cash Market Co
Berea
Faye Douglass
Edith
Elrmia
H. C. Bedford
Akron
J. C.abired
Mae Callely
Monette Kinner
Brighton
Jesse Burge
Locke
F. M. Sponseler
Herrick Avenue
Jack
M. F. Floxtheimer
Ernest Beam
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Rover
Charles
Vincent Baker
Edmund
Wis
Hercules Marshall
North Russia
Needieguild
Hus
Century Building CO
H. H. Nye, Sec’y. and
Treas
Allen & Bernard
Beauty
R. J. Emslie
M. P. Heather
H. C. Johnson
National 12 In 1 Device, Inc. Shoe Repair Tools
Anthony Nieding, Attorney
J. W. Smith
P. A. Spieth
D. C
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Co
Church Notes
Methodist Church
H. J. Bord
Calvary
Beverage Wagar
John Sapp
Ing
D. F. Eschtruth
Secreacy
Broad ST
Penney Company
Ara Elyria
General Ladies’ Aid Society
Haseroot's
Haseroot Jewelry CO
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