Day by Clark Kinnaird December reflections and history notes
A dated column recounts December events from 163rd year of US independence to notable births, battles, and political shifts. It notes Serbia and Austria in World War I era, French aerial bombardment, stock market activity, and Tennessee state history, plus brief nativities and historical milestones with names like Henry of Navarre and Tycho Brahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potiorek
Belgrade
Shabais
Serbia
Balkan
Nancy
Verdun
Metz
New York Stock Exchange
Henry of Navarre
Henry TV
France
Lfe
James Bruce Kinnacd
Blue Nile
Abyssinia
Pierre Dupont
U. S
Joseph Shevinne
Jane Cowl
Duke of York
Postal Telegraph
James H. Doolittle
W. H. Thompson
Nebraska
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An ad touts Creomulsion as a seven in one powerful cold remedy free of narcotics. It claims rapid relief and offers a money back guarantee if the cough or cold is not relieved, with the druggist authorized to refund four money on the spot.
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Minnie
Leila
Bet
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Oberlin Sun
On December 1, Mr and Mrs John G Parsons hosted a family dinner for fifty year spouses as relatives filled their Oberlin home with flowers cards and gifts. Attendees included relatives from Cleveland Elyria and Canada with Grange members presenting roses and neighbors expressing congratulations. The couple though frail enjoyed the celebration and offered thanks for the day. Also noted was the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Franklin celebrated at 195 North Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
John G. Parsons
Clarence
Albert
Theron
Harold Parsons
Viola Parsons
Henry Sandrock
Ruth
Charles Crosby
J. K. Crosby
Wesley Springer
Allen Griffin
Cleveland
Carol Griffin
Canada
David Cochran
George Clark
Frank Pierson
Miles
Harvey Bassett
Cora
Marion Bassett
Elyria
Oberlin Grange No
Parsons
Mere
John Franklin
Thei
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Dinner Party Hosts Large Family Gathering
A December 1 Oberlin event featured a noon family dinner for an 68 guests with the bridal couple and their three sons at a central table. Attendees traveled from Milan Omaha Cleveland Rocky River Huron Amherst Elyria with North Russia Niddie Guild members and spouses. Prizes went to Mrs Franklin Mrs Gibson Herman Sabdroski and Harley Franklin. A snowstorm disrupted a Grange card party later that night.
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Oberlin
Milan
Michigan
Omaha
Nebraska
Cleveland
Rocky River
Hurog
Amherst
Elyria
North Russia
Newdie Guild
Pedro
Ror Franklin
Charles Gibson
Herman Sabdroski
Harley Franklin
North Russia Needle Guild Sees Christmas Craft and Plans
Seventeen members and two guests gathered at Mrs. Gertrude Schramm’s home for a Christmas gathering. A noon dinner showcased a snow covered tree and festive red decorations as members worked on quilt blocks and discussed plans for the annual Christmas party at Elvira Women’s Club on December 29. The club sent fruit to a Soldiers’ Home inmate at Thanksgiving and voted to provide Christmas cheer to several needy residents, led by Mrs. Schramm and Mrs. Chas. Gibson. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Rhoda Franklin’s home on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia Needle Guild
Eleanor Schramm
Hazel Nash
Gertrude Schramm
Elvria
Sandusky
Schramm
Christmas Party At Amherst And Oberlin Churches
Mrs Viola Berg and Mrs Kathryn Albrecht attended the Women’s Union Christmas party at St Peter’s Evangelical church in Amherst. Mrs Dela Hahn joined the December Ladies’ Aid Society meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Oberlin. A Christmas program was held and refreshments served. Instead of a gift exchange, each lady brought an article for the church kitchen.
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Viola Berg
Kathryn Albrecht
Women's Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
Dela Hahn
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Ohberlin
Too Good to Be True Check Shocks Danvers Shopkeeper
Ed wards Marshall reported a suspicious payment under his shop door a check for 1090 dollars made out to Charles Ingraham of Danvers signed by another Ingraham. Marshall did not know anyone by that name and doubted any debt owed to him.
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Danvers
Mass
Edwards&. Marshall
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Marshall
King’s Daughters Honor Members At Amherst Christmas Party
The King’s Daughters class of Peter’s Evangelical Reformed church held their annual Mother Daughter Christmas party in the church parlors with a red and green motif. Miss Elsie Herbst led the program, Miss Edith Berger directed the devotional, and Rev C E Schmidt offered a prayer. A play Please Stand By featured a large cast and radio style performances. An exchange of gifts followed lunch and a divine healing service is announced for Town Hall with evangelist Ray Sidney Correll and Rev and Mrs Scott Hume assisting.
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Amherst, O
King’s Daughters
C. E. Schmidt
Pa Haweley
Helen Roemer
Ma Haweley
Louise Camp
Honeysuckle
Marie Wilhelm
Helen Bortner
Elsie Herbst
Hulda Berger
Edith
Alice Nieding
Irma Mathes
Nell
Gladys Neuman
Rudolph Berger
Dorothea Ernst
Ray
Sidney Correll
Evangelist
Sinker
Milwaukee
Wis
Scott Hume
Dover
Ohio
Sorosis Club Christmas Party Highlights Community Yuletide
The Sorosis Club held its annual Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at the Stone House on Kolby Road and a visit to Mrs. Ludolph Kreeger’s home on Cleveland Avenue. A program featured a Christmas story reading, poems, a Fiat Lux devotional piece, character roles, and an exchange of gifts attended by club members and guests.
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Sorosis Club
Stone House
Kolby Road
Ludolph Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
St. Luke
Philip Braun
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Margaret Rice
Marion Steele
Vilas
Father Ambrose
Walter Schulz
Azariah
Stella Krugman
Marilysa Pietch
Ray Jesett
Betty Braun
Candace Kkreeser
Marilyn Pietch
Moesdame
James Bruce
Beeland
Hugh Gawn
Elmer Gall
George Frank
Ray Jowett
Clarence Kern
Ludolf Kreeser Warry Mino
Tl. G. Mleteh
Clayton Springer
Walter Schuiz
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Carolyn Guild
Stella Kruzman
Christmas party and church events announced
The St Peter s Evangelical Reformed church choir plans a Christmas party with a 6 30 tureen supper and rehearsal and officer elections then a gift exchange. The Eagles sponsor a dance at Eagle Hall with Riss Morrison and his Midnote Revelers providing music. Amherst High faces Bereali basketball at the local gym as a victory hopes. A congregational meeting at First Evangelical church starts at 7 30.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Riss Moliison
Amherst Hi
First Evangelical Church
Christmas Party Hosted by Circle 2 at First Evangelical
Mrs. William Grobe hosted Circle 2 of the Ladies Aid Society at the First Evangelical church for a Christmas afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Rickel led devotions before carols, poems, and a Christmas story. Guests quilted blocks, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed refreshments in a festively decorated hall. One new member, Mrs. Edwin Hasenprlus, was welcomed.
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William Grobe
Elyria Avenue
Circle 2
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
A. M. Rickel
Conrad Zilch
Edward Hasennfing
Raymond Sick
Hears Monroe
Edwin Hasenpfing
Henry Miller
Katherine Kuhn
Esther
Edwin Hasenprlus
Pythian Sisters Dinner for Noon Day Club at K of P Trail
The Pythian Sisters served dinner to the Noon Day Club at the K of P Trail. About 15 members attended. During the business meeting plans for a Christmas party were discussed. The party is set for Thursday evening December 27 at the Oberlin Inn with W G Nord as chairman, Don Granger and W J Bodmann Jr on the committee. Group singing followed the session.
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Oberlin Inn
W. G. Nord
Don Granger
W. J. Bodmann
Baritone Maurice Strohmeier to broadcast on WHR
Maurice Strohmeier will be heard on Station WHR at 7 30 P M Saturday. The baritone soloist is son of Mr and Mrs John Strohmeier of Washington street and will be announced over the radio as Charles Neai.
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Maurice Strohmeier
WHR
Mr. Strohmeier
John Strohmeier
Washington Street
Charles Neai
Musical program at Evangelistic service at Town Hall
A pleasing musical program was presented at last evening's Evangelistic meeting at the Town Hall. Violin duets, a vocal duet, and a piano solo were performed by Mr and Mrs Camillo Reseh, Mrs Gibbons, and Miss Florence Messmore, all of Lorain. Miss Clariss Devries delivered the evening sermon. Rev Sydney Correll of Milwaukee will lead the service tonight.
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Town Hall
Camillo Reseh
Gibbons
Florence Messmore
Lorain
Clariss Devries
Sydney Correll
Milwaukee
Wis
Eagles Auxiliary Card Party Honors Given at Hall
A card party sponsored by the Eagles Auxiliary was held at the Eagle Hall after the regular meeting. Sixteen players were honored in sixty six. ladies first went to Mrs Charles Krause, consolation to Mrs Otis Bahl, men first to Henry Raesler, consolation to Nelson Raesler. First honors in five hundred went to Miss Rose Plate with consolation to Mrs Charles Kendeigh. Refreshments followed. a Christmas party for members’ children is planned for next Thursday.
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Eagles
Eagie Hall
Charles Krause
Otis Bahl
Henry Raesler
Nelson Raesler
Rose Plate
Charles Kendeigh
Local Women Visit Cleveland And Nearby Relatives
Mrs. Caroline Kelceh and daughter Marcella spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs. Adam Schroeder and daughter Betty Lou visited Elyria relatives on Wednesday. Mrs. L. Roemer spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs. C. E. Baker was a Cleveland visitor Thursday.
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Caroline Kelceh
Marcella
Cleveland
Adam Schroeder
Betty Lou
Elyria
L. Roemer
C. E. Baker
Cleverland
Church Announcements From St. Peter Evangelical Reform
St. Peter Evangelical Reform Church led by Rev. C. E. Schmidt issues announcements for the congregation. The note highlights service times, upcoming events, and community notices.
Delivery service contact details for Wellington addresses
Wellspring delivery notice lists Barker Street Wellington and Courtland address for Junior Grissinger with phone numbers 21 and 156 R. It directs readers to report delivery complaints or missed copies to 523 Barker Street.
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Barker Street
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Wellington Grange Plans Christmas Party and Programs
Members met for regular business and a program in the hall. The Christmas party with gift exchange will be held December 26. The program featured songs, duets, two plays, an accordion number, and decorative lantern slides about a Rockies trip by Karl Townsend, who invites inquiries from groups.
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Rockies
Townsend
First Wellington Bank
The
Grange
Fisher to Attend Government School of Instruction in Columbus
Rev. Robert H. Fisher leaves Sunday for a week to attend the Government School of Instruction on Educational Project in Columbus. He was appointed by the FERA to organize for the Forum of elementary or dental subjects to start soon.
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Robert H. Fisher
Government School of Instruction
Columbus
Fisher
FERA
Johns Family Welcomes Son as Mother Falls Ill
Mr and Mrs Homer Johns announce the birth of a son on Wednesday. Thursday morning Mrs Johns was rushed to Fans Clinic with convulsions and is reported quite ill at press time.
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Homer Johns
Greggs Leave for Florida for Five Month Rest Trip
Dr. and Mrs. F B Gregg depart Sunday morning with their son Robert Gregg of Pittsburgh Tech. They head to Florida for five months with planned one week in St Petersburg and visits to other points of interest.
Friendly Bible Class Meets at Mrs Masten Home
The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist Sunday School will visit Mrs F L Masten on NX Main Street tonight. All members are urged to attend as a fine time is planned.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
F. L. Masten
Main Street
Local Junior Girl Reserves Grow to Twenty Eight Members
The Junior Girl Reserves at the local school under advisors Miss Maxine West and Miss Alice Schott report an enrollment of 28. Doris Dangler serves as president with Eileen Lawson as vice president Eileen Ferrell as secretary and Virginia Clodwick as treasurer as they seek to increase membership.
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Maxine West
Alice Schott
Doris Dangler
Eileen Lawson
Eileen Ferrell
Virginia Clodwick
Birthday honor for Mrs Maryetta Snyder by Memorial class
Mrs Van Barber hosted the Memorial class of the Methodist Sunday School to honor Mrs Maryetta Snyder on her 92nd birthday. Devotions led by Mrs Eva Rowland, readings by members, and gift exchanges followed, with quilts by Mrs Snyder on display and a luncheon served by Mrs Barker and Mrs Roland Herrick.
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van Barber
Methodist Sunday School
Maryetta Snyder
Eva Rowland
Ida Furze
Annie Laurie
Harry Earle
California
Snyder
Mrs Spangler Hosts O E S Past Matrons Luncheon
Mrs C Spangler hosted the Past Matrons of Temple Chapter O E S and members from Wadsworth Medina Wooster Orrville Oberlin Lorain Elyria Lodi West Salem in 1930. Guests included Mrs J T Duff Mrs Beatrice Bradley Miss Gertrude Dibble and Mrs EBQ Blanchard. New officers were installed and a one o'clock luncheon with gifts and a Christmas tree followed.
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Spangler
C. (. Spangler
Wadsworth
Medina
Wooster
Orrville
Oberlin
Lorain
Elyria
Lodi
West Salem
Spaungler
J. T. Duff
Beatrice Bradley
Gertrude Dibble
EB. QO. Blanchard
Temple Chapter
Brighton M E Church Postpones Meeting to December 25
Rochester notes that the Brighton charge M E Church all day meeting and quarterly conference were moved to December 25 at Brighton. A Christmas Eve program is being prepared at the M E church with a play occupying most of the time. Booster Class meeting postponed this month. Homebuilders' Class enjoyed a Friday night at the Merritt Parker home with business, games, and refreshments.
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Rochester
Brighton
M. EB
M. E
Methodist Sunday School
Merritt Parker
Women's Civic Club Meeting in New London
The Women's Civic Club will gather at Mrs. Ruth Griggs's home on North Main Street New London on Wednesday December 19. Members will exchange Christmas gifts and roll call will be answered with Christmas verses.
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Women’s Civic Club
Ruth Griggs
North Main Street
New London
Murray Family Returns From International Livestock Show
Mr and Mrs Will Murray and their daughter Mrs Alice Diggins of Indianapolis returned from a week in Chicago where they attended the International Livestock Show. Their son William won grand champion with Carbella and reserve champion with Hezekiah in the Percheron exhibit. The family notes the show was the largest ever in attendance and exhibit.
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Will Murray
Chicago
Kendallsville
Indiana
Alice Diggins
Indianapolis
William
Carbella
Hezekiah
Kiwanis Club hears Eustice on Europe from France
Industrial Commissioner R. J. Eustice of the Toledo Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Kiwanig Club luncheon on European pulse as reflected in France. He described a 2200 mile trip and noted he has given this story to Kiwanis Clubs across the United States.
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Kiwanelans
R. J. Eustice
Rh. J. Eustice
Toledo
Brighton High to Host P T A Meeting This Week
Patrons both here and in Clarksfield are cordially invited to the Parent Teachers Association meeting at Brighton High School auditorium onThursday night this week. The gathering aims to discuss school affairs and community involvement.
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Clarksfield
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Brighton High School
Church Services List For Local Christian Churches
A compact schedule lists services at Warahins First Evangelical Rev. A M McRickel 9 15 church school 10 30 worship 6 30 senior league Congregational Rev F E Eastman 9 45 church school 10 45 worship St Paul Lutheran Rev R C Bosse 9 00 church school 10 00 English service 11 00 German service Methodist Rev R C Jensen 9 44 church school 11 00 worship 6 30 Epworth League
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First Evangelical Church
A M.mcrickel
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Epworth League
Saint Joseph R C church mass schedule note
Rev. James Ejischen to lead services at St. Joseph R C Church with an 8:00 Low Mass and a 10:00 High Mass.
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St. Joseph R. C
James Ejischen
Community notices and family visits in Wellington area
Local families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Warry Rowland teaching at Wellington High School, and patients and residents in Memorial Hospital Elyria. Guests from Cleveland Syracuse Lorain Elyria Oberlin were seen at Knapp Gartis Storrow and Ewell homes while others traveled to Toledo and Findlay for events and family gatherings.
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Warry Rowland
Wellington High School
D. A. Swanger
A. Riebe
Cleveland
Wm. Arnold
Harris
Walter Ortman
E. A. Gartis
J. L. Knapp
Harris Knapp
Elizabeth
Syracuse
N. Y
Ted Poelking
Munt
Fred Riebe
H. F. Rieske
Eugene
Painesville
Laet Mallyraay
Delbert Switzer
Jimmy
Dorothy Switzer
Oberlin
Lorette Daniels
Findlay
Forrest
Ohio
Neva Ringler
Maurice Switzer
Alva Lippus
Berlin Heights
Franklin Simonson
Lake Simonson
Ruth Tran
la Grange
Walter Cox
Elyria
Stanley Storrow
Raymond Klein
Lewis Jewett
Memorial Hospital
Eilyria
Jas
Leslia Tripp
Paul Jewett
Kenneth Gill
Carol Gill
Toledo
Merritt Parker
Charles Twaddle
New London
Hiram Knapp
Gladys Tucker
Mifflin
Carlos Snyder
Carl Bradford
Austin Ewell
Brighton
Michael Profant
Lorain
Profant Jis
Mrs. Storrow
Helen Klein
Texas Mohair Market Opens in San Antonio Trade
The West Texas mohair market, stagnant for 14 months, opened up as 600000 lbs were sold in Uvalde to Collins and Aikman of Bristol Rhode Island. The price reached 20 cents per pound for mohair and 30 cents for kid hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
West Texas
Collins & Aikman
Bristol
R. I
Auto Amputation in Asherton Thumb Accident
Adolphus Engel's attempt to move a car in a Texas garage resulted in his thumb being severed when it was caught in the brake panel. The incident occurred as he tried to roll the automobile out, and the thumb was lost before the vehicle could be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asherton. Tex
Adolphus Engel
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