Elopement and Smuggling Case Unfold at Springfield
At Mitchelfield Herald reporter David Moyer and Vivian Moyer face a Springfield investigation into a ring of smugglers. The chief reveals Vivian and Ted Stanton are innocent, while Gene Gilmore and Pierre face charges, and the case links to Marcia Moyer and Ci tower. Clyde Nugent hosts news and local notices follow.
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David
Mitchelfield Herald
Mitchelfield
Ted
Vivian
Vivian Moyer
Gene
Ife
Smogegters Ring
Steve
St Louis
Pierre
Toronto
Ted Stanton
Sam Turner Gimore
Marcia
Sky Tower
Stanton
Springfield
Gene’ Gilmore
Campeau
Banquet and Grange install York members in Medina event
The seventh annual YWCA banquet at Medina Congregational Church drew about 260 Medina County ladies led by York Division officials. Medina county YWLA secretary spoke, a geographical supper followed by a Medina Girl Reserves orchestra performance, and local officers were installed in the Mallet Creek Grange. Multiple area clubs and schools reported weekend activities and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Y. W. A. Banqul
Mallet Creek
G. A. Hinman
Frank Coleman
Luella Hinman
Dorothy Gunkleman
Corwin Parker
J. M. Spice
John Chamberlain
Chris Bolles
Floyd Nettleton
York
Y. W. CL. A. Readersy
Olive Newcorner
York Yw.c. A
Gladys Deuschenko
Medina Congregational Church
Miss Keeney
Akron Y. W. Co
Medina County
Earl Foote
Medina
Eva FL Orton
U. R. Inter-Claub Council
Muss Mitchell
WLA
Medina Girl Reserves Orchestra
Open Grange Meeting At McCoys Seville With Picnic
An open Grange meeting will be held this coming Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom McCoy in Seville. A picnic dinner is planned at noon and members are invited to attend.
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The
Grange
Tom McCoy
Seville
Charles Garrett 66th Birthday Gathering
Monday evening about twenty friends and relatives of Charles Garrett dropped in to remind him of his 66th birthday. Light refreshments were served, every one having a very pleasant evening and wishing Mr. Garrett many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Farm Bureau Meeting Debates Modern Living Advantages
At the Farm Bureau meeting held last week at the Hendricksons a large audience debated living today versus 40 years ago. The affirmative was argued by O. G. Swartz and Mrs R E Lance while the negative by Mrs OG G Swartz and H L Brintnall. Judges favored the negative.
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Farm Bureau
School notices and staff changes in local PTA minutes
At the last PTA meeting Mrs Berlin resigned as secretary and treasurer. Miss Dorothy Gunkleman, the 3rd and 4th grade teacher, took the office. Miss Lawrence, 5th and 6th grade teacher, won a Child Life magazine prize for a school use idea. Mark Garrett of Wadison visited his father Charles Garrett. Mr and Mrs Allen Dainon.
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Berlin
Dorothy Gunkleman
Lawrence
Child Life’ Mazine
Mark Garrett
Wadison
Charles Garrett
Allen Dainon
Vincent entertains division of Methodist Ladies Society
Mrs Leonard Dean hosted the number three division of the Methodist church ladies and society at her home Thursday afternoon. Present were seven members and three visiting ladies. The meeting opened with prayer, dues were paid, and the group spent the remainder quilting. A luncheon was served. The next meeting is set for Mrs Morris’s home on Wednesday afternoon February 10. Mrs K McMillan has returned to Lorain after visiting locally.
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Leonard Dean
Number Three
The
Methodist Church Ladies and Society
May Baldwin
J. Cook
F. H. Lewis
W. Reese
Eschtruth
McMillan
Morris
E. A. White
Otto Rae
Stella Rae
Lewis
Local social notes from VINCENT Ohio area receive visits and PTA event
Mrs George Long of Lakeside Ave Lorain and Mrs Leonard Dean hosted guests. Elyria and Lorain residents visited families in Markley and Lorain with several listings of relatives and friends. The Markley school PTA plans a Founders Day program after a February meeting. Funeral attendees from Lorain area gathered for John Chambers of Eaton. Several residents ill or visiting Markley and Lorain also noted.
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H. C. Chambers
W. Beese
I. G. Morris
Lyria
John Chambers
Eaton
W. Peers
Miss Peers
Mr. Kime
Akron
C. McCarty
FL. Lewis
Florence Beese
Genevieve Molder
la Yange
Leonard Dean
Dora Eddy
Markley School
Lorain High School
Louis Kallassay
Sidney
Edward Kalassay
Hartey Stroughton
Baby
HW. Stroughton
Alex Toth
Markley
Lorain
Local Happenings and Birth Notice in Elyria Area
Miss Wilhelmina Gott of Elyria visits her parents in LaGrange. Harland Rundle of Berea stays with brother Vernon Rundle and family. Mrs. Sarah Miller visits Calvin Loomis. A daughter was born Monday January 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen.
Epworth League Fancake Supper and Local Visits Noted
Members of the Epworth League held a fancake and sausage supper in the M and church basement last Tuesday evening. Prof and Mrs Boehm of Berea were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Curtiss Tuesday evening. The former addressed the PTA in the school auditorium. Herman Gott of Alton visits his parents this week. Mr and Mrs RH Denham and Mrs Join King were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C E Loomis. LaGrange youths sang in the county chorus and others played in the county orchestra at the Farm Bureau meeting last Saturday at the Methodist church in Hivria. Russell M Heath of Elyria was a recent guest of his brother Leland Heath and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Nugent
Amherst
John Holcomb
Amanda Johnson
Charles Adams
C. L. Gott
Marian Koontz
Elyria
Eleanor Wigert
Epworth League
Boehm
Brerea
John Curtiss
Herman Gott
Alton
R. Hf. Denham
Join King
C. E. Loomis
LaGrange
Farm Bureau
Hivria
Russell M. Heath
Leland Heath
A. E. Butler
Arthur Jones
B. L. Wilcox
Reverend Palmer Discusses Riches of God at Lake Avenue Supper
About sixty five attended a Lake Avenue Community church supper on Tuesday evening. Reverend D D Palmer of the Church of the Nazarene Warren Ohio spoke on his boyhood, his conversion, and his sermon from Ephesians chapter one. He is a son of Mr and Mrs George Palmer of Griswold road.
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Palmer
Lake Avenue
D. D. Palmer
Church of the Nazarene
Warren
Ohio
God
George Palmer
Griswold Road
Pastor D P Fulmer Speaks on The Proof of Bible Inspiration
Reverend D P Fulmer of Lake Avenue Community Church continues a series on The Bible with the topic The Proof of the Inspiration of the Bible on Sunday morning. Sunday school at 3 30 features Jesus Feeds the Multitude from John 6. Boys and girls talk at 10 45 followed by the sermon. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30. community invites attendance if not at another church.
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D. P. Fulmer
Lake Avenue Community Church
Jesus
Local social notes from Elyria and Lorain residents
Miss Nellie Hecock and Miss Edith Hecock were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs GC Schmidt Tuesday evening. Elyria guests Mrs N O Worthington Mrs John Worthington Mrs Gilbert Smith and daughter Mrs Walter Graber and son visited Mrs R H Miller Stop 11 on Wednesday. Kenneth Hulse of Lorain overnighted with Gordon and James Collier. Mrs BE O Pallas attended Circle No 2 of St Pauls Evangelical church meeting in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon.
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Nellie Hecock
Edith Hecock
GC. O. Schmidtkons
N. O. Worthington
John Worthington
Gilbert Smith
Walter Graber
Elyria
R. H. Miller
Kenneth Hulse
Lorain
Gordon
James Collier
BE. O. Pallas
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Local Socials Round Elyria Area Visits and Guests
Huntington notes show Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGalligan and others visiting Elyria and Wickliffe for dinners and suppers. Families from Cleveland Oberlin Ridgeville Spencer Wellington and Ashland are listed as guests and callers at several homes during the week.
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H. B. Bowen
Charles McGalligan
Wickliffe
Arlene Bowen
Fred Novak
Cleveland
Charles Eiseman
Marcarod Buch
Conrad Naegele
C. A
Soward Allison
Jack
Aileen Regal
Spencer
Willis Session
Albert Pratt
Geraldine
Wellington
Leonard Ferry
Barbara
Elyria
Henry West
Edna Ziglar
B. F. Miller
Ray Dirlam
Marion
OQ. H. Dirlam
Ashland
D. Hh, Dirlam
Societies Host Shower for Sisler Family Burnout
A mixed society shower was hosted at Mrs. G. C. Long’s home for the Sisler family who burned out on January for friends and Norma McClafflin visiting Oberlin. Gifts of use were presented to aid the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Long
Sisler
E. E. McClafflin
Oberlin
Norma
Urbana man stays with son at State Game Farm
Tom Nash of Urbana spent last Wednesday and Thursday with his son Edward and family at the State Game Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nash
Urbana
Edward
Sunday in Mansfield and area social notes
Mrs. F B Thuchum visited her brother in Mansfield last Sunday. Gene Maxwell of Detroit visits the Lloyd Burkett and HB So lide families. Mr and Mrs W D June mourn a relative in Huron Ohio. Mr and Mrs W D Jordan move from the George Hawk farm in Wellington. A dance at Vincent Hall Wednesday night drew a good crowd.
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Mansfield
F. B. Thuchum
Arother
Manfeld
Gene Maxwell
Detroit
Lloyd Burkett
HB. J. Solide
W. D. June
Huron
Ohio
W. D. Jordan
George Hawk
George Warner Place
Wellington
Vincent Hall
Township Meeting Planned at Gulf Road School
Sheffield residents will meet Friday February 5 to discuss township affairs and officer elections. The gathering mirrors a Murray Ridge school event and invites taxpayer input on rural versus city representation. Local road work continues with North Ridge and Gas Plant Hill grading.
Death notices Mrs Arch Carrick in Gulf Road
Mrs Arch Carrick aged seventy eight died Wednesday evening at her Gulf Road home after a three week illness. Survived by husband Archie, three daughters Ada Hartley Lorain Florence Sly Elyria Grace Haglund Gulf Road, three sons Charles Sheffield William and George Elyria, seven grandchildren and one brother James C Rowley Cleveland. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at home with Rev Fowler Elyria Church of Christ. burial Ridgelawn cemetery. Community social at St Theresa’s school February 3.
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Archie Carrick
Gulf Road
James C. Rowley
Cleveland
Fowler
Elyria Church
Parole Officer Reports Drop in Youth Crime and School Enrollment
Parole officer E. 3. Brown cites a reduced crime wave among youths in Ohio and a drop in Boys' Industrial School enrollment from 1200 to 72. He attributes this to widespread unemployment keeping parents at home.
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Lancaster
Ohio
E. 3
Brown
Gandhi salt protest shown at Century of Progress
The exhibit on salt production at the Century of Progress will feature Mahatma Gandhi's salt protest as a phase. It will use sound motion pictures and working machinery to illustrate salt wells solar plants and evaporating methods in modern industrial plants.
Oldest hair tonic linked to Egyptian queen
A historic hair tonic claimed to be the oldest, prepared for an Egyptian queen, used a dog’s paw and an ass hoof boiled with dates, though details vary across sources.
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Elyria Savings Pe Trust
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Helen Bowen
Earl Easterday
Lester Bowen
Nash Home
Sheffield
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Elyria Township
State Highway Department
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Lee Johnson
Daniel Titus
Avon Lake
Brookside High School
St. James Mission
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