Local families join for Sunday dinners in Litchfield
Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson and Mrs Rishy Derthick with three children of Cleveland visited the Wm Baish home for dinner and supper. Also present were Mr and Mrs Willis Hines of Wellington and Miss Florence Zimmer of Cleveland who are staying with Miss Alberta Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Joe Anderson
Rishy Derthick
Cleveland
Wm. Baish
Willis Hines
Wellington
Florence Zimmer
Alberta Roe
Community Shower Honors Miss Agnes Holmes at Holmes Home
A Monday night shower for Miss Agnes Holmes precedes her upcoming marriage to Ralph Parker of Medina. Attendees include Mrs. FP A Parker Mrs Floyd Nettleton and many more from Mallet Creek Lodi and surrounding areas. The event featured 33 guests and festivities in Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Holmes
Agnes Holmes
Ralph Parker
Medina
FP. A. Parker
Floyd Nettleton
Corwin Parker
Mallet Creek
K. Kolvereid
Nelson Schultz
Frhart
Hendee
Pauline
Lodi
Tom Buckingham
Belden
Nova Nova Social News and Local Sports
Nova and area residents gather for visits and birthday observances as Rev. E L Smith marks his 80th birthday. Illness keeps Mrs Irene Bruder home. Local high school basketball notes report the boys defeating Nankin and the girls losing to Medina. junior team falls to the Methodist Giants of Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Paul Richards
D. W. Richards
Irene Bruder
Ruth Welty
Lucas
Florence Nichols
Mabel van Wrankins
Crawford
Alma
Middletown
A. C. Philips
Ernie Philips
Mansfield
E. L. Smith
Moorland
Smith
Lester Speck
South Street
F. G. Crumvin
Rillo Crumvine
H. H Rhudium
New London
Ann Wiler
Albion
Clarence Hively
Ashland
Florence Lehman
Stella Crisp
Siyria
Charlotte Hively
M. F. Rickenbrod
Wayne Eaton
Rochester
Milan Detrow
F. G. Crumrine
Nova High School
Nankin
Medina
Methodist Giants
Belden School Board Wives Meet for Luncheon in Grafton
Local luncheon gathered the wives of Belden school board members including Mrs. Herman Wise Mrs. D Reisinger Mrs Wm Gest Mrs Bert Schaeffer and Mrs F K Schriver. Community updates note alternating visits by residents to relatives and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
A. C. Beers
Belden
Herman Wise
D. Reisinger
Wm. Gest
Bert Schaeffer
F. K. Schriver
C. D. Lehman
Cleveland
Ira Starkey
John Noll
Walter
Brighton Township
Glenn E Wilson
la Grange
Mary Starkey
W OD Johnson
Frank Burrer
Genevieve
Litchfield
George Burrer
Earl Rice
Ellen Rice
Elyria
Burrer
FL. FE. Schriver
Sarah Bernice Schriver
Clyde Bradley
Ray Trenchard
Wm. Buckingham
Clyde Shuster
Donald
Edith Shuster
Mary Wise
Clarence Wise
F. E. Schriver
Burton Ross
Eaton
Columbus
Will Law
Erhart
Fred Klinect
Myron Ross
Patricia
Shirley Rogers
P. H. Rogers
Chas. Gest
Therlow
Esther
Julia Ruth
Hubert Morlock
Valley City
Enworth League Institute
Wellington
Wilhelmine Myers
Esther Haines
Evadine Trenchard
Clifford Hale
Robert Logan
E R. Haines
Foreign Missionary Society
Edith Howard
Clarence Grey
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grey
Cecil Johnson
Hugh Summerton
Lodi
Fred
J. E. Wesler
Orville Lehman
H. J. Rising
Waiters
Dewey Aldrich
Wayne
Merle
Robert
LaGrange
D. A. Swartz
Mary Aldrich
Mitchell
Estella Aldrich
Esther Wolf
L. M. Mennell
Corwin
Berneatta
C. Aldrich
Tra Swartz
Marshall Chapter
W. D. Johnson
Jane Burton
Spencer Spencer News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Homestead Events
Local notes from Spencer describe church activities and social visits. Attendees include Mrs. Ortson Thompson, Cecial Wolf and Luella, and Mary Frances Garwood with Leota McCourt. Basketball gains for Spencer beat Grange at Granger. An eventful dinner at six o'clock honored Mary Frances Garwood and Leota McCourt.
Community Guests and Local Visits Report
A long list of local visitors and guests appears, including Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lechieliner with their son, plus numerous families from nearby towns in Spencer and beyond. Social calls span Creston Seville Burbank Cleveland Medina and Akron with many relatives, church group notes, and a Y M C A appointment for Miss Aukerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lechieliner
Lloyd Lechleitner
Will Weaver
Creston
Rosey
Seville
Cinderella Still
Burbank
Wall Still
Neal Rickel
James B. Eglin
Penfield
Lionel Brewley
H. F. Redman
Ashland
N. E. Walters
Bruce
Enegen Aukerman
T. W. Robinson
Russel
Robert
Cleveland
Charles Myers
Deitch
Simon Rice
J. C. Harkins
Akron
Edd Dyer
E. W. Leathermen
Alfred
Barbara
N. E. Fuller
Frank Sooye
Homerville
Homer Sooye
Burton Rook
Verna Aukerman
Medina
Miss Aukerman
Spencer
Fidelity
Spencer Baptist Church
M. A. Dickason
Hazel Ensign
River Corners
Belle Bradley
Clark
Roy Cowlick
Read Hartman
Woellington
Lee Stroup
Sidney Snoye
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
John Emerson
Helen Beement
Rey
I. J. Quade
Wilda Moore
Maxine Messner
Donald Brouse
Helen Neidhart
Mr. McCuen
Geraldine Weidrick
Spencer Epworth League
Norwalk
Wellington
Res Krebs
Tombstone
Arizona
Guy Smith
Earl van Boxel
Genevieve Heulman
Frank Rise
R. C. Mckessen
Welington
Charles Touby
Ella Bouman
Fred Brinker
Jewish Population in the Irish Free State Reaches 4000
A census note records that about 4,000 Jews reside in the Irish Free State. The figure highlights Jewish community size within the country and reflects demographic distribution at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Brownhelm Women Hear Missionary Talk On Turkey Greece
Mrs. Ernest Pye of Oberlin addressed Brownhelm’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union on Turkish and Greek temperance history and home life changes. She spoke of Moham medan women’s protest against liquor and temperance efforts in Turkey and Greece. A Valentine shower and relief report were planned. next meeting set for Feb 28 at Mrs. Alfred Hoover’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Ernest Pye
Oberlin
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Adam Claus
Alfred Hoover
Hasenpflug
Mabel
E. Pye
Mary Chapin
Mabel Hasenpflug
Charles Bechtel
Arthur Hasenpflug
Ruth
B. K. Lindsley
A. J. Shattuck
R. W. Bechtel
E. M. Leuszler
Wm. Hasenpflug
Honored on Birthday by Congregational Society
Members of the Congregational Christian Endeavor Society surprised Mrs. Lucy Whittlesey at her home Saturday evening for her birthday. Games and contests followed with a refreshment course by Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey and daughter Miss Ruth. Attendees included Miss Ann Lucas Lorain and several local young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Lucy Whittlesey
H. B. Whittlesey
Ruth
Ann Lucas
Lorain
Beulah Hite
Christine Ladrach
Howard Hite
Lewis Todd
Vermilion Township
Margaret Brandau
Dorothy Bettler
Quilting Party Attended by Lorain Women at Mensel Home
Mrs. F. H. Peck Mrs. Adam Kneisel and Mrs. Wm Kneisel with two friends visited Mr and Mrs Adam Mensel on Osborne Avenue Lorain on Wednesday. The group spent the day quilting and enjoying the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Peck
Adam Kneisel
Wm. Kneisel
Vermilion
Adam Mensel
Osborne Avenue
Lorain
Qquiting
Entertains Guests from Shattuck and Peck Families
Mr and Mrs H B Shattuck and son hosted a Sunday evening dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Hi B Peck and sons Roy and Herbert, grandson Clair Rupel of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Geo Peck and daughter Betty of Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Shattuck
Hi. B. Peck
Roy
Herbert
Clair Rupel
Cleveland
Geo Peck
Betty
Ridgeville
Odds and Ends Class elects officers at church session
Members of the Odds and Ends Class of the Congregational Sunday School meet with their teacher H. B. Whittlesey for their annual business session at the church parlors Tuesday evening. Officers elected include Russell Miller as President Robert Kneisel as Vice President Stewart Fairchild as Secretary and Howard Ladrach as Treasurer. A social time with games followed by a potluck supper. Attendees include Vermilion residents Howard Wite Lewis Todd Ray Sprague Henry Kenry Taft Melvin Niggle and others Gilbert and Stewart Fairchild, Robert Kneisel, Russell Miller, Howard Ladrach, Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
H. B. Whittlesey
Russel Miller
Robert Kneisel
Stewart Fairchild
Treas
Howard Ladrach
Howard Wite
Lewis Todd
Vermilion Two
Ray Sprague
Henry Kenry Taft
South Murray Ridge PTA to Meet February 14
West Ridge February 4 The South Murray Ridge Parent Teachers Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening February 14 at the school house. A fine program is being arranged and good attendance is desired. Program to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Murray Ridge
West Ridge
Parent- Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Edna Pallas
North Olmsted
W. H. Hartz
Sherman Mason
Taxpayers’ League
Carisle Grange
Theodore Grills
Lewis Spiedeberg
Townline Road
R. W. Richards
Oberlin Road
B. O. Pope
Eva Bryand
Amherst
Secretia Decker
Milton Lauer
Harry Lauer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Community notices from Elyria and nearby areas
Local residents attend classes visits and social events across Elyria townships. Families host and visit relatives while health matters and scarlet fever loom. Milton Lauer improves after appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. hospital moves on with tumor removal and recovery news. several gatherings plan Taxpayers League and Ladies Aid Society activities.
Special Race Relations Service at Congregational Church
Race Relations Sunday observed at the Congregational church on Sunday February 5. Oberlin School of Theology senior class member Mr. Carrington will speak at the morning service and lead a forum in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Carrington
Oberlin School of Theology
Social guests and local visits noted in Oberlin area
Mrs F H Peck joined Sunday dinner with Mrs Harriet Carter of Oberlin. Several substitutes filled for Miss Eleanor Knoble, first grade, due to illness. The Webbers and the Park er Baird family hosted relatives from Cleveland. Various visits followed including Mr and Mrs E P Philips from Cleveland with Mr and Mrs E G Lesher, and Mr and Mrs Walter Angers bach with son Leonard Kropf and Ruth Hasenpflug visiting in Cleveland and Bowling Green, plus Fern Ladrach and Florence Claus in nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H. Peck
Harriet Carter
Oberlin
Clayton Bechtel
Eleanor Knoble
Frank Webber
Norman Webber
Lois
Ralph
Cleveland
Parker Baird
E. P. Philips
E. G. Lesher
John Kropf
Leonard
Axtel
Walter Angersbach
Arthur Hasenpflug
Ruth
Lucy Whittlesey
Bowling Green
H. D. Whittlesey
Fern Ladrach
Fremont
Maurice Ladrach
Florence Claus
Henrietta Township
Pushcart bar debuted at Chicago furniture market display
A pushcart bar shown at the First Century of Progress Furniture Market in Chicago anticipates beer return. It features a 12 quart bottle capacity a dozen glasses syphons an ice compartment and rubber tired wheels. It moves easily and holds 19 people with cubby holes for sandwiches linens and dishes and side hooks for folding chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Century of Progress
Ladies Aid and WMS Plan Birthday Social in South Ridge
Mrs. George Knittle hosted a meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society with devotionals by Mrs. Milton Schlechter. Plans for a February 22 birthday social were set, committees named, and fourteen members plus two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
George Knittle
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Socety
Milton Schlechter
J. H. Amore
W. M.S
Newton Baus
Ralph Fowl
Milton Eppley
Nettie Eldred
Murray Ridge
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
J. H. Delefield
Townline Road
I. H. Amore
Margaret Schlechter
Emma Fowl
Mary Eppley
J. P. Bechtel
Adna Madill
Lorain
Kathryn Kolbe
Community Notices From Local Meetings and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and family and others attended a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at the Drusendahl home on West Ridge. Kathryn Schild joined a quilting party at Mrs L W Spiegelberg on Town Line Road. Fred Schubert and others visited the Bechtels on Tuesday. Mrs Sadie Beal returned from Spencer after a visit with Harvey Miller. Oliver Kolbe called on George Knittle on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Canfield
C. D. Rickard
Medina
Jackeline
Marilyn
Jenne
Canfield Ome
Wm. Baish
W. Bes
la Grange
Eber Sanders
Blantern
Ningstey’s Corners
Mary Street
Lodi
Saturay
Frank Turner
W.G. Hagan
J. F Graye Cleveland
James Tran
Agnes Findlayson
Smith Howard
Gration
H S Stephan
Bihan
Herbert Rising
A. O. Frommugh
Carl Buel
Tiu Dunham
L Halladay
Nelson Cross
Nashville
Tenn
C . Kaiser
Cleveland
Dan Lford
Kenneth Muller
Berea
Town Hall
W. E. Hines
Wellington
Nelson Schult
Erhart
Austin Hastings
Spencer
Ray
Francis Lloyd
France
Wright
George
Cane
Lakewood
A. QO
George Round
Lucille
Oberlin
Alvin Rounds
Grange
Hal Leach
Ray Siders
Claude Jolmes
Clyde Dague
Pauline Sprague
Lafayette
Bert Broadsword
Helen Eberle
C. M. Turner
J. Hart
Turer
George Knittle
Milton Eppley
Mary Eppley
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
H. H. Drusendahl
West Ridge
Kathryn Schild
L. W. Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Fred Schubert
Eaton
Mary Voros
Wahlene Otto
Bernice Sahi
Elyria
J. P. Bechtel
Sadie Beal
Harvey Miller
Oliver Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Illness crosses Pittsfield as community notes spread
Mrs J B Bowman is ill with influenza and a relapse. Lucille Green and L G Watkins are sick. The Community church Ladies Society meeting moves to Mrs Ella West’s home. Several local residents visit, host and attend events including a minstrel show at Camden school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
J. B. Bowman
Lucille Green
L. G. Watkins
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Elmer Wideman
Ella West
Florine
Walter H. Green
Chihdren
Blanche
Lucille
Warren
P. T. Burnside
Letitia
Wellington
Frank Bohn
Marie
Hartland
Neil Secrist
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Cleveland
Lester Pratt
Ridgeville
Leon Beam
Henrietta
Mary Bartholomew
A. L. White
Robert
Dorothy
Clarence Jordan
Elizabeth
Gertrude
Ruth
R. L. Jordan
W. H. Green
A. G. Mills
Lois
Genevieve Darcy
Blytia
Camden School
A. W. Davidson
Melvin Davidson
Camden
Hostettler Family Celebrate Mother’s Birthday in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. John Hostettler and relatives from Cleveland spent a day with their mother Mary Hostettler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hostettler to celebrate her birthday. The gathering was described as a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sooy
Marion Wolf
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Graydon Griggs
Jos Wickleman
Elyria
Cecial Wolf
John Hostettler
Ernest Hostettler
Frank Gosney
Geraldine
Cleveland
Mary Hostettler
Albert Hostettler
Postmaster Runs Noted Ozarks Zoo In Branson
Branson postmaster Bethel W. Eiserman is reputed to own the largest wild animal collection in the Ozarks. His zoo houses raccoons foxes wolves opossums squirrels and ground hogs, all captured with his hound dogs Gold King of the Ozarks and Ozarks Old Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson, Mo
Bethel W. Eiserman
Ozarks Country
Ozarks
Lloyds Not An Insurance Company But An Insurance Exchange
Lloyds, the famous British institution, is not an insurer but an insurance exchange. It serves as a meeting place for insurance brokers and resembles a stock exchange. When people say insurance is taken out at Lloyds, they mean it has been placed with brokers operating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds
Stock Exchange
Lioyds
Lirrés
Roert Bfeke of Oyster Bay A 1704 Native Painter
Roert Bfeke, born at Oyster Bay New York in 1704, was a flat native born American painter. The record notes his origins and craft as a portred artisan of early colonial America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roert bFeke
Oyster Bay
N. Y
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Wm. Spieth
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Bay Village
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Barberton
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Charles Markley
Wayne Messner
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Bill Bradley
Kent Firestone
Ray Brouse
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John Johnson
Frank Eglin
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Ray Aldrich
Jack Sharp
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N. E. Waiters
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Lydia Steele
Detroit
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J. H. Penfound
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H. H. Drusendal
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Ethel Wash
Alex Wash
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Milton
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