Wellington lodge adds new member and church plans event
Wallace Bear Winfield Avery and Joe McConnell attended the Wellington Magonic lodge meeting. McConnell will be initiated December 27. The Community Church planned a Christmas program for December 23 at 8 PM. The Ladies Society held a Christmas party December 16 with 10 members and gift exchange. Dr Will Sherburne left for Los Angeles for the winter. A P Lincoln left for San Antonio for winter months. Lopatkovich sisters entertained the group with dance numbers after refreshments by B E Wood and Mrs Irish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Wallace Bear
Winfield Avery
Joe
McConnell
Wellington Magonic Lodge
Ladies Society of the Community Church
James Bowles
Community Church
Will Sherburne
Gardner
Los Angeles
Cal
New Orleans
A. P. Lincoln
San Antonio
Texas
Harry Lloyd
Thomas Crompp
Clifford Howells
Russel Gongwer
Lopatkovich
Frank Mull Celebrates 21st Birthday at Mull Home
Frank Mull was an honoured guest at the home of Vir and Mrs Ezra Mull for his 21st birthday. Attending were LeRoy Richard and Ernest Mull, Miss Verna and Clyde Betts and the hosts' son. Pinochle provided the evening’s diversion with refreshments of jello birthday cake coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mull
Vir
Ezra Mull
Frank
LeRoy
Richard
Ernest Mull
Miss Verna
Clyde Betts
Columbus Visit Highlights Bear Family Christmas Break
Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbus with their son Robert a student at Ohio State University as his Christmas vacation began Monday Dec 20. Other Betts family members from Pittsfield Brighton and Brownhelm visited Temm and Gillette households and shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Betts parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bear
Columbus
Robert
Ohio State University
December Parent Teacher meeting vote on donations
The December meeting of the Parent Teacher Organization at the school house was presided over by President Mrs. Martin Beriswil. Voted to buy a health bond, pay $100 on auditorium curtains, and cover half the Christmas treat for children with teachers paying the other half. County Council meeting set for January 11 at Henrietta school with transport arranged. Freshman and Sophomore classes won the room count prize. Mrs. Leona Seckt won the door prize. Florence Dudek read. Reverend Green showed moving pictures from Henderson Settlement Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Martin Beriswil
Henrietta
Leona Seckt
Florence Dudek
Reverend Green
Wellington
Henderson
Kentucky
Wise and Archer guests at dinner and concert in town
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wise hosted Mr and Mrs Blaine Archer of Litchfield for dinner. An orchestra crowd attended the Clearview Symphony event Tuesday evening including Neil Wise Dale Wise Carolyn Reibles Grace Shaefer William Hamberger Lucille Wickner Rita Weigle Marcella Burton Stella Tompkins William Benton Clarence Benton Harvey Mohler Aubrey Mohler Sonny Lehman Kenneth Kline and Jeanne Wise. Additional attendees listed Ramona Hamberger Marguerite Mole Ruth Kelley Bernice Buckingham and Maxine Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wise
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
Clearview
Symphony
Neil Wise
Dale Wise
Carolyn Reibles
Grace Shaefer
William Hamberger
Lucille Wickner
Rita Weigle
Marcella Burton
Stella Tompkins
William Benton
Clarence Benton
Harvey Mohler
Aubrey Mohler
Sonny Lehman
Kenneth Kline
Jeanne Wise
Ramona Hamberger
Marguerite Mole
Brookside PTA Plans Christmas Gifts and Annual Program
At the December Brookside Parent-Teachers Association meeting members approved a ten dollar Christmas gift fund. The annual Christmas program for well wishers and the school Christmas show will be held at the school on Wednesday evening, December 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Parent-Teachers Association
Brookside School dismisses early for ice storm safety
Brookside School pupils were sent home early Wednesday to allow buses to run safely amid icy roads. No school was held Thursday due to dangerous road conditions. Also noted: Miss Katherine Hammer of Ab bey road will host a Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club Christmas party December 23 with a gift exchange. John Steele suffered a two inch cut on the back of his head after slipping on the ice. A county superintendents and principals meeting was held at Brookside School Thursday evening with F. M. Shelton, state high school supervisor, as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Katherine Hammer
Abbey Road
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club
John Steele
Brookside School
F. M. Shelton
Elyria
Sixteenth Birthday Honors for Miss Mary Louise Schmitz
Miss Mary Louise Schmitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Schmitz, was honored at home on her sixteenth birthday by friends and classmates. Prizes in games went to Lester Mackert, Bill Kelling, Alice Stauder, Leroy Gillis, Lawrence Kearny, and James Rieth. Refreshments were served to a long list of well wishers including Gloria Smith, Betty Irish, Agnes Kriebel, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Schmitz
T. A. Schmitz
Lester Mackert
Billl Kelling
Alice Stauder
Leroy Gillis
Lawrence Kearny
James Rieth
Gloria Smith
Betty Irish
Agnes Kriebel
Anna Melbar
Mildred Gubene
Bernella Kricbel
Ruth Dechanr
Betty Kelling
Mary Jane Robn
Katherine Henéel
Marjorie Jungbluth
Marie Love
Jean Sehmitz
Ray Kensik
Clayton Schneider
Lawrence Kerrey
Sterling Wood
Robert Greenup
Bill Thrumbling
Lome Saliay
Special meeting to accept bid on state teachers bonds
A special meeting of the Shef field Lake Village Cecune l world is set for Wednesday to accept the bid of the state teachers retirement system for 311 490 in special assessment refinancing bonds at a stated interest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Village
Cecune'l World
Bennett Funeral in Lorain for Jesse P. Bennett 37
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m at_Wicken's Memorial Lorain for Miss Jesse P Bennett 37 of Cleveland who died suddenly Wednesday at home. She was daughter of John Bennett of Sheffield Lake and pioneer Lorain County family. Survived by twin sister Mrs Bessie Wilford Cleveland and sisters Mrs Benjamin Robynson and Mrs Nicholas Jennes. Burial Garfield Cemetery Sheffield Village Detroit Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicken's Memorial
Lorain
Jesse P. Bennett
Cleveland
Miss Bennett
John Bennett
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Sheffield
Bessie Wilford
Benjamin Robynson
Nicholas Jennes
Garfield Cemetery
Sheffield Villae
Detroit Road
Christmas Tea Held By Mothersinc In Carlisle
The Carlisle Mothersinc sponsor a yearly Christmas Tea at East Carlisle School hosted by Mrs Samuel Stevenson due to illness. Mothersingers performed carols while guests enjoyed tea and mince pies, followed by a gift exchange and luncheon china prize presented to Mrs H H Gregg by Mrs A F E Goodspeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Tre
Samuel Stevenson
Grafton Road
Eest Carlisle School
Wi. Manly Hurlbut
St. John
Mothersingers
A. F E. Goodspeed
H. H. Gregg
Mother- Singers
A. H. Goodspeed
E. J. Anton
Fred Shepard
Joyce Gregg
Anton
Clayton E. Smith
Entertains Circle No 1 of La Porte Ladies Aid
Members of Circle No 1 La Porte Ladies Aid, led by Mrs Lynn Hamlin, were guests of Mrs Frank Harrison at her Grafton road home on Friday December 17. A tureen dinner featured Baby Mums in bright yellow. After dinner the group met for a short business session to plan future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
la Porte Ladies Aid
Lynn Hamlin
S Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
East Carlisle school stages medieval operetta The Manes Gift
Pupils at East Carlisle school presented The Manes Gift a two act operetta Friday evening under the guidance of teachers including Miss June Harrison and Mrs. Irvine. Medieval settings featured cathedral doors and pastel lighting with monk and angel costumes and skate dancers. Dorothy Smith contributed vocal numbers and a large parent audience attended praising the students and teachers for an outstanding performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Rhem
Christmas Recitations at La Porte Sunday School
Sunday School students of La Porte M E presented Christmas recitations and songs under C F Whitney. Mrs Archie Welton’s class sang Oh Little Town of Bethlehem Silent Night. Bonnie and Peegr Willis duet Little Star So High, with piano by Eleanor Robson Lyle Bunzart and accordionist. Rev Thomas Hughes preached on The Fullness of God's Compass ion The Holy Night and The Virgins Lumber Song were sung. Junior choir led book duties. a fine program was presented by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. E
C. F. Whitney
Archie Welton
Bethlehem
Bonnie
Peegr Willis
Little Star So High
Tre
Eleanor Robson Lyle Bunzart
Ariss Jackson
Kenneth Welton
Janet Welton
Nanct Pickard
Maxine Yost
Janet Crawford
Thanas Huches
Ehose
Vis l H
Concert Program Teems With Seasonal Music
A community concert titled The Year featured Miss June Tlarricsan as the art teacher and Rev. Photo delivering the pastor’s reading. Opal led a candlelit auditorium scene with silver stars overhead as the choir and soloists performed a sequence of carols and hymns including Silent Night Away in a Manger O Holy Night and O Come All Ye Faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundar Ogvening
Poy
Baesx
June Tlarricsan
Sintro
Enor
Progran
Wat Ag
Tattawsday Prasect
Ches Cong
Jas
Osomas
Elizaho
Mis Steiner Rehson
Bennehem
Hughes
Kappa Tamoma
West Ridge Jottings Note Local Movements and Visits
Mrs Harrison Peters spent time with Mrs Muriel Fisperoo. Arthur Woncerine of Qbeilin visited Mr and Mrs Kares Stuldivie on Tuesday. Williams and gaudeon Robert Menouard have moved from the ridge to Middig Yye hue in BE oylla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Peters
Ésuas
Muriel Fisperoo
Levan
Mas
Arthur Woncerine
Qbeilin
Kares Stuldivie
Mir
C. NS
Williams End
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits at Local Church
Mrs. Kruger and hostess group hosted attendees at the Metho dist church in dutyria. Numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Corts of Oberlin and Vermilion visitors visited Chas Sehaible and Eldred households Thursday through Sunday. Residents posted callers, noting improved health at Elyria home and other cordial exchanges among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ida Kruger
R. L. Walati
Af. J. Hellier
Metholint
Dutyria
Kruger
Bernerd Siethens
Walter Jielsheir
Martha
George
Paul Corts
Jean
Catherine and
Carlyn
Oberlin
Chassehaible
Erwin Bachman
Carol
Vermilion
M. Drophins
Erwin Eldred
W. McHenry
Penfield
Charles Sehaible
Ollie Minnich
Cleveland
Irwin Eldred
Christmas Party Among West Ridge Ladies Aid Members
West Ridge Ladies Aid society and families met at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl for a Christmas party. A tureen supper was served to 35 guests. Contests and games directed by Mrs K E John Porter were enjoyed. Santa Claus visited and gave each guest an exchange gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge Ladies Aid Society
H. H. Drusendahl
John Porter
Santa Claus
Social gathering of local residents before guests departed
The occasion was a social visit with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Hy J. Hillier Mrs Ida Kruger Mr and Mrs R W Richards Mr and Mrs Bo J Porter Mrs Walliam Porter Mr and Mrs CC Striehler and family Mr and Mrs Harrison Peters and family Mr and Mrs Rol Walker and family Mr and Mrs Trewin Aldred and family Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer Mrs Theodore Grills and son Harold Mr and Mrs Gouie Minnich and family Sherman Mason and daughter Mrs Annan Mason Mr and Mrs Robert Silver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy. J. Hillier
Ida Kruger
R. W. Richards
Bo Jot Porter
Walliam Porter
Cc, Striehler
Harrison Peters
Mro
Atys. Rol. Walker and
Faunty
Trewin Aldred
Harry Lauer
Theodore Grills
Harold
Qouie Minnich
Sherman Mason and
Dauhter
Annan Mason
Robert Silver
Oberlin Road Attends Meetings Forms New Family Council
G. I. Hobbs attended a Family Council meeting at Mrs. E. Bergs home Thursday night. Families were represented from Amherst Carlisle and Russia Townships and a new Family Council was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
G. I. Hobbs
E. Berg
Amherst
Carlisle
Russia
Farm Women Convene for Christmas Meeting and Elections
The Russia Township Farm Womans Club held a regular meeting and Christmas party with a decorated tree and gift exchange. Members discussed member admissions, dues, and bylaw revisions. officers for the coming year were elected including President Charles Feakins and Secretary xa Berg, with many committees appointed for the new year. The January program will cover Good Grooming and pension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Alta Arrington
Charles Feakins
Rose Barnard
Mary Lonsbrough
Gar McRoberts
Ronet
Davidson
Xa Berg
George Barter
Sunshine
Lathrop
Gar MeRoperts
Ruth Peabody
W. Parry
Elmer Schupert
Carl Schmitz
Charles Gibson
Anna Berg
Jennie Powers
E Lyman
Belle Squates
L EL. Barnard
W. Bere
Harry Gib
Sunday school Christmas teercall at Overlin union
The Sunday school Christmas teercall at Overlin union will be held Sunday evening December 26. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kern spent Sunday in Cleveland as guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Huse. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger and Mrs Gar Fornperts attended the Rebekah lodge Monday night for a birthday party honoring members born in the past three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Ob the Las
Oqverlin
Kenneth Kern
Cleveland
Ralph Ifus
Frank Krueger
Lengie Hall
Gar ‘Ortnperts
Columbia PTA Meetingand Symphony Concert Notes
About 125 people attended a Columbia PTA meeting on learning China with Mrs Leon Osborne and Christmas recitations. Rev Hughes led Carol Ringing. Sandwiches and hot chocolate were served by Mrs Jac quay's room. Next meeting will discuss Hobbies with a potential speaker. The PTA voted to improve the school rest room with Mrs Lucille Churchward and Home Economics to plan. Also noted: Symphony Orchestra concert at Clearview School with several attendees. A committee met at Mrs F C Ives home to arrange printing for the Columbia Farmers Institute program. Attendees included Rolland Cartright, Nelson Walters, Harry Stinchcomb, Jay Jasper, Ivan Bartter, and others. former Columbia residents now in Minneapolis visited. Treatment for botfly in fifty horses in Columbia began this week under chairman F C G Ives. Most school rooms are…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher’s Association
China
Leon Osborne
Hughes
Jacquay
P T. A
Lucille Churchward
Clearview School
Mabel Rice
Tunecile Churchward
M. I. Rover
Margaret Bartter
Virginia Putt
Geraldine Parker
Ethel Vershey
Thelma Boone
Dorothy Stenchcomb
Stuart Bartter
Clark Bennett
Edward Lennerth
Milton Porter
Columbia Farmers Institute
F.C. Ives
Rolland Cartright
Nelson Walters
Harry Stinchcomb
Jay Jasper
Holiday season programs set for December 22
Decorated for the season, programs will be presented in multiple rooms on Wednesday afternoon December 22.
Social Guests and Christmas Visits Across Elyria and Nearby
Local families and relatives from Elyria Gary Cleveland Oberlin Parma Mallet Creek and Berea shared holiday visits and dinners. Notable households hosted relatives including the Cather Anchors Beech Niece Crum and Walkden families plus Prindle Morlock and Daugherty networks.
Christmas Ladies Aid Society Meeting Minutes
A Christmas gathering of the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Burt Martins home featured a luncheon hosted by Mrs Frank Hales and Mrs Lyle Martin. A playlet Station X-M A-8 directed by Mrs Herman Dengler followed, with named roles and carol singing. The exchange of ten cent gifts delighted attendees. no further meetings will be held until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Burt Martin
Frank Hales
Lyle Martin
X-M
Herman Dengler
Warren Ives
Wilda Heineman
H. J. Skxnopp
C. F. Hales
R S Wade
Hubert Mort
December meeting of Markley PTA in Elyria Township
The December meeting of the Markley School Parent-Teacher Association drew a large crowd. Mrs. William Weck led the Lord's Prayer, reports were heard from Secretary Miss Reisingar and Treasurer Mrs. Elmer Keller noting over sixty dollars in the treasury. The group approved buying a Heald Bond, planned a Christmas treat for pupils, and voted to join the Red Cross. They also decided not to serve hot lunches, thanked the W. R. C. lodge for the American Flag, and arranged January activities with D. R. Roberts and Mrs. John Warnish as leaders. A program featured talks by Mr. Hogan and Mr. Fowler, two songs by Elyria Township Mothersingers, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council
Henrietta
Myron Keller
Ways and Means
King
Lake Avenue
Local Residents Move and Scout Meeting Report
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pappenbrook are moving into the house vacated by the Murrs on Schadden Road after living with the Trockleys. Beckstein family of Elyria visited the McMillans. The second Boy Scout meeting at Markley schoolhouse drew Teen Scout master A C Haynes and thirteen boys who then played games in the basement. Mr and Mrs C B E McIntire visited Paul McIntire and baby in Mansfield. Mrs F J Lewis was a Cleveland visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pappenbrook
Frank Trockley
Kenneth Murr
Familly
Schadden Road
Harold Beckstein
Elyria
Walter McMillan
Markley School House
A. C. Haynes
C. BE. McIntire
Paul McIntire
Mansfield
F. J. Lewis
Cleveland
Local Socials Note Visits and School Renovation
Mrs. Viola Kilesel of Cleveland returned home with her to spend a few days. Mrs. Frankie Reese spent Friday at the home of Mrs. D. R. Roberts and family. The basement rooms at Markley school have been newly painted. Mrs. J. G. Morris called on Mrs. J. W. Wurtz in Elyria Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Viola Kilesel
Cleveland
Frankie Reese
D. R. Roberts
Markley School
J. G. Morris
J. W. Wurtz
Elyria
North Ridgeville Grange Notes Record Christmas Gift Exchange
The Ridgeville Grange held its regular meeting with Master Elmer Fullmer presiding. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Detwiler reviewed Harrisburg Convention highlights while Mrs. Geo. Taylor spoke on the opposition. The next meeting on December 25 plans the annual Christmas party with a ten cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Elmer Fullmer
Mitchell
Detwiler
Harrisburg
Geo. Taylor
Friendship Club Christmas Party Held At Mrs Hopp's Home
The Friendship Club held its annual Christmas party on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Hopp’s Cleveland road home with co hostesses Mrs. Jennie Rultman and dessert trays. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Charles Kremser in balloon blowing and to Mrs. Carpenter Falkner and East in the pie naming contest. The club plans to send cheer to a needy family and buy overshoes for their children. The January meeting is set for the 20th with hostesses Mrs. Kremser and Mrs. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friendship Club
Hopp
Cleveland Road
Jennie Rultman
Lucy Wilford
Charles Kremser
Carpenter
Ladies Benevolent Society Meets at Church in Harsh Weather
The Ladies Benevolent Society gathered at the church on Wednesday for a brief meeting. A picnic lunch was served at noon. Due to severe weather attendance was small and the meeting was concise. The next gathering is scheduled for December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Benevolent Society
Ridgeville Fire Dept Elects Officers For Year
The Ridgeville fire department held its annual officer election on Wednesday evening. Officers elected include Chief Lu R Hadaway Assistant Chief Erving Bislich Captain Carl Leichman President Malcolm Van Wormer Vice President James Sayers Secretary Clarence Oster Treasurer Ernie Brandt. A committee was appointed to decorate the Town Hall and firehouse with Christmas lights for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Fire Dept
Lu. R. Hadaway
Erving Bislich
Carl Leichman
Malolm van Wormer
James Sayers
Clarence Oster
Ernie Brandt
Christmas Play Delights Full House At PTA Meeting
The annual Christmas play at the PTA gathering featured the School Orchestra led by Mr. Crow performing Christmas Fantasy and classic carols. The Santa in Blunderland cast included Allen, Herold Veigh, Betty Joy Mills, and many others with roles from Santa Claus to Mayor Blunderland and a schoolpage corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crow
E Ht. Bergh
Santa
Allen
Herold
eVeigh
Betty
Joy Mills
Carol
Anp Irons
Leonard Wimpeny
Santa Claus
Chad Smith
Blunderland
Jean Andrews
Mildred Wimpeny
Nola Peters
Dorothy Falkner
Elaine Szente
Patricia Maddock
Carol Strong
William Richards
Robert Dunham
Miss Taken
Bernice Darrow
Charles Kern
Elizabeth Lenner
Missionary Society Work Meet at Spencer Baptist Church
The Spencer Missionary Society held an all day work meeting at Mrs. Cecil Woolf's home. Members sewed quilt blocks and packed boxes for Hebron Mission in Cleveland. Mrs. Ingraham presided, topics were discussed, followed by a devotional period and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Missionary Society of the
Spencer Baptist Church
Cecil Woolf
Hebron
Cleveland
Ingraham
Knights Hold Regular Session and Plan Pinchle Tourney
The K P of Spencer Lodge met Monday night and elected officers for next year. Arrangements were made for a pinchle tournament to run over the next four weeks with Ralph Waltz and Sidney Sooy as team captains, each leading 19 Knights. The losing team will banquet the winners with a fish fry at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Spencer Lodge
Ralph Waltz
Sidney Sooy
Sells farm sale near town to Homerville family
Will Barrett sold property north of town to Dan Leininger of Homerville. The Leininger family plans to move here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Barrett
Dan Leininger
Homerville
Leininger
Aoon
Jolly Rookies Meet The M
The Jolly Rookies of the M team emerge in early season play with spirited display and local fan interest. Managers and players are cited as building promising chemistry as they contest upcoming games.
Church division holds regular monthly meeting
The B. Church division met Thursday night with Mrs. Walter Rook hosting. A large turnout joined in sewing, a business session, and social time. Mrs. David Wandel received a lamp as a wedding present, and lunch was served by Mrs. Stay Aldrich, Mrs. Frank Nowak, and Mrs. Bertha Browand. They plan to meet again in January to continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Church Division
Walter Rook
David Wandel
Stay Aldrich
Frank Nowak
Bertha Browand
Walter Billman suffers broken foot playing basketball
Walter Billman broke a bone in his foot while playing basketball last week. The injury requires medical attention and may affect his playing schedule. Further details on treatment or recovery timeline were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Billman
Young People Meet at Spencer Baptist Church
The Spencer Baptist Church hosted its young people on Thursday evening at Pastor Rev. L. W. Beckley’s home. A group from Ashland joined in the devotions after an hour of Bible baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Baptist Church
L. W. Beckley
The
Baptist Church
Ashland
P T A Meeting and Christmas Program Set at School
The P T A meeting and the Christmas program will be held in the school auditorium Wednesday evening December 22 with open house in the grade rooms before and after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Woman's Missionary Society Delivers Supplies to Cleveland Home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E Church completed packing a supply barrel totaling 44 dollars and 50 cents for the West Side Community House in Cleveland. A quilt valued at 4 dollars was also sent to the Browning Home in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
West Side
Cleveland
Browning
8. C
Spencer Baptist Christmas Program On Christmas Eve
The Spencer Baptist Church plans an annual Christmas program featuring children and special music. Friday morning December 24 a picture titled The Healer, about a young country doctor, will be shown at the schoolhouse with first show at 8 45 A M and a second at 10 15 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Baptist Church
Harvesters Convene Christmas Meeting of Happy Harvesters WM. E.
Mesdames Harvey Winsor Ter rence Curtice and Melvin Fire stone hosted the December gathering of the Happy Harvesters WM. E. division with Mrs Orlo White. The evening featured social games gift exchange sewing and a festive party. A splendid attendance followed the enjoyable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Harvey Winsor
Terrence Curtice
Melvin Firestone
Happy Harvesters WM. E
Orlo White
Wallace McIlvanie Buys Gault Property on South Main
Wallace McIlvanie has purchased the Sadie Gault property on South Main street. The McIlvanie family have resided there for the past year. Miss Frances Beymer of Canton visits over Christmas with her sisters Mrs Layron Curtice, Mrs Charles Walters, Mrs Barl Friend and Mrs Charles Fuller. Simon Browand wires his residence on South Main street for electricity. Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols of Wellington spent the evening here with Mr and Mrs Marion Wolf. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller called on their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Clyde Taylor at West Salem. Mr and Mrs Ralph Butcher and children spent Tuesday evening in River Corners with Mr and Mrs John Libbisher. Mr and Mrs Fred Curry and children of Barberton spent the afternoon here with the former's sister and husband, Mr and Mrs Forrest Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McIlvanie
Sadie Gault
South Main Street
MeIlvanie
Gault
Frances Beymer
Canton
Layron Curtice
Charles Walters
Barl Friend
Charles Fuller
Simon Browand
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Camden P T A hosts Christmas music program at school
At the Camden P T A meeting held Monday evening December 20 at the school house the Camden School orchestra performed A Christmas Fantasy and The Three Kings. The Mixed Chorus presented Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella and A Christmas Tree by Grades 1 2 3. Grades 7 and 8 staged What Child is This a Christmas pageant with procession and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden P. T. A
Camden School Orchestra
Jeanette
Isabelle
Ili
Camden Township School Board Approves Bus Purchase
The Camden Township School board voted to buy two new G. M. M. C. school buses, with delivery set for the first of January and ready for use thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township School Board
Bible Conference of Hebrew Association at Camden Baptist
Friday program at Camden Baptist featured three sermons by Rev. Craver Rev. Beckley and Rev. Clawson. Special music by Harold Jackson home from Practical Bible Training School Bingh amton NY and by Mrs. C C Clawson and Elizabeth. A cafeteria supper followed at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Conference of Hebrew Association
Camden Baptist Church
Craver
la Grange
L. W. Beckley
Spencer Baptist Church
C. C. Clawson
Harold Jackson
Wellington
Practical Bible Training School
Binghamton
New York
Elizabeth
Christmas Program by Community Sunday School
The Christmas program to be presented by the Community Sunday School will be staged at the church hall, featuring students from various ages performing carols and skits for families and neighbors.
Christmas Pageant At Camden Baptist Church
The Camden Baptist church will stage a Christmas Eve pageant presented by the Young people of the Sunday School. Recitations exercises and songs by the smaller children will be included in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Baptist Church
Local Notables Take Holiday Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs J L Brown depart for New Smyrna Florida to spend holidays with Mrs Brown's mother Mrs Charles Finley. Mrs F A Perkins and Miss Jessie Mellor visited Am herst in Sunday afternoon. Betty Whitney Bernice Lewis take a two week Oberlin School of Commerce break. D T Morgan and Emma Morgan visited Ashland to see nephew Ray Baker critically ill in hospital. Emma Sigsworth Oberlin guest of Hazel Sandrock. Mrs Earl Springer and son spent days with her parents Earl and family. Margaret Geist Oberlin visits with her parents. Smith Grubb Lorain called on M EK Perkins. Henry Bursley Norwalk and wife spend winter with son Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brown
New Smyrna
Florida
Charles Finley
F. A. Perkins
Misa Jessie Mellor
EK. Litzenberg
Amherst
Betty Whitney
Bernice Lewis
Oberlin School of Commerce
D. T. Morgan
Emma Morgan
Ashland
Ray Baker
Emma Sigsworth
Oberlin
Hazel Sandrock
Earl Springer and
Earl Morgan
Margaret Geist
William Geist
Smith Grubb
Lorain
M. EK. Perkins
Henry Bursley
Norwalk
Harold
South Ridge Social News Gathers Local Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs A J Halst of Lorain called on Mrs Edith Dehn Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Friday invited friends in Cleveland. H C Delefield and Mrs Christian Cook visited Henry Haag and family on Mirey Ridge Sunday. James Sayers of Ridgeville spent Saturday with Clifton Simms and family. The Knittle and Madill families visited on Sunday. Edward Becker of South Amherst and Carl Ernst of Amherst visited H C Delefield Saturday. Milton Schlechter and son Bobby visited Harvey Cullis family in Elyria. Carl Straus Berniece Sprague and others called on Newton Bays and family Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
A. J. Halst
Lorain
George Knittle
Elizabeth Madiil
Lornin
Frank
John Bechtel
Mary Bechtel
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Edward Becker
South Amherst
Carl Ernst
Amherst
H. C. Delefield
Milton Schlechter
Bobby
Harvey Cullis
Elyria
Carl Straus
Berniece Sprague
A. Flowers
Newton Bays
Church Notes Services This Sunday December 28
Church notes list services for Sunday December 28 with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev. R. G. Pferrer leads the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Pferrer
Pferrer to Conduct Services at Auntie Home Sunday
Reverend R. G. Pferrer will conduct church services at the aunt y Home Sunday afternoon at 2 p m. The notice notes a brief religious gathering in the local community facility.
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R. G. Pferrer
Local residents visit and travel notes from Amherst area
Mrs Harland Schlechter and Mrs Louis Delefield of Henrietta called on the former's sister Mrs Milton Schlechter Thursday. Mr and Mrs Newton Haus and family visited the latter's parents in Amherst Sunday. Frank Bechtel spent Monday and Tuesday with relatives in Pittsfield and Amherst. Several families hosted guests including the Hanlons and Donald Holshauer. Mrs John Ember and Mrs F W Kuhl of Cleveland dined with Conrad East. Arthur Ernst of South Amherst called. Burham and daughter Mabel of Cleveland called on Conrad Ernst. Knittle family attended a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst. W W G Sunday School class postponed. Mitchell Knittle, OH Univ student, arrived for two weeks vacation. Miss Mary Bechtel and brother William Bechtel left Tuesday for a Florida trip.
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Harland Schlechter
Louis Delefield
Henrietta
Milton Schlechter
Newton Haus
August Merthe
Amherst
Frank Bechtel
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Earl Hanlon
Donald Holshauer
Elyria
Leo Hanlon
John Ember
F. W. Kuhl
Marjorie
Cleveland
Conrad East
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
Anna Burham
Mabel
Conrad Ernst
George Knittle
Marian
Hickory Tree Grange
Harvey Curtis
Mitchell Knittle
Ohio University
Athena
Mary Bechtel
William Bechtel
Florida
Huntington Briefs Include Birthdays Dinners and Grange Plans
Huntington notes list social visits at the Rices and Naegles to honor birthdays, with Agnes Kreuck and Dorothy Naegle mentioned. A Grange 2043 meeting covered regular business. A church bazaar raised 40 dollars with a quilt prize. next meeting slated for January with an oyster supper and pot luck planned. Court Rolce learned of his father’s illness in St Petersburgh Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Court Royce
Court Rolce
B. Rolce
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Grange
J. 3. Helmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Betts
Alice
Verna Betts
Earl Betts
Brighton
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Lawrence Temm
Albert
Betts
Fred Gillette
Charles Wise
George Beebe
Clark
Grafton
Farmer's Institute
School House
Lau
Swanton
Fulton County
Campbell
Middlepoint van Wert
Ed, Yost
George Yost
Barney Haury
Erhart
D Brenner
Treasury
West Ridge
Aews Notes
Enett
Mra. W. Pera
Mes Pea Berg
Ine Meetug
Columbia
Ivan Bartter
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Alfred Hasley Bartter
Madrid
Iowa
First Congregational Church
F. C G. Ives
James Cather
Maude
Gary
Indiana
James Cather Jr
Glenn van Arsdale
Shirley
Levi Beech
Fred
John Crum
Wade Jacquays
Rowan Kelner
LaGrange
F. C. Ives
Murrie Fish
Evan Walker
C. W. Longdon
Gerald
Maynard Thomas
Parma
Clarence Reising
George May
Mallett Creek
B. A. Martin
Murrle Fish
Walter Bracy
Fred Walkden
Olmsted
George Walkden
May Prindle
Eva Prindle
West Park
J. J. Prindle
Ethel Daugherty
Berea
Hubert Morlock
Ladies Aid
Vincent
Rm T. A
North Ridgeville
Missionary Society
Sells Farm
JOLLY
W. H. M.S. News
Sottings
Kipton
BIBLE
County Home Service
Huntington
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