Carlisle entertains for guest in Detroit visitor week
Mrs. J. D. Kiser of 1274 East avenue hosted a dinner at her home on Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Fred Wagner of Detroit. Attending were Mrs. William Parsch, Mrs. Rose Slife of Elyria, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Keiser, and Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Kirk of Chestnut Ridge at the Haven home on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Fred Wagner
Detroit
William Parsch
Rose Slife
Elyria
Keiser
N. AL. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
I. N. Haven
The Work of P. L T Associations
Rural Parent-Teacher associations unite citizens in school life. The Carlisle Center Association sponsors a February fifth dance at Nuhn's Barn on La Grange road with Blythe Barn Owls orchestra to raise funds and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center Association
Nuhn
la Grange Road
Blythe Barn Owls
Party for Hope Gregg at La Porte home
Mrs. William Rennie entertained a group of young women in La Porte on Wednesday evening in honor of Hope Gregg of Bullerna Ridge road who leaves February 1 to enter Elyria Memorial Training School for Nurses. The guests shared chat and Do You Remembers, and Hope received many gifts. A luncheon was served at a green and white decorated table as friends wished her health happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rennie
la Porte
Hope Gregg
Bullerna Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial
Ray Burke
Butternut Ridge
Russel Rhoades
F. Fling
W. S. Nash
Russell Rhoades
W.S. Nash
Ray Hamlin
Myrna Smith
Lillian Hadaway
Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chas. C. Smith
Donna Dickason
East River Street
Joyce
Butternut Ridge Road
Floyd Eddy
Gloria
Karl Knopf
Indian Hollow Road
Virgil Waite
A. H. Pierce
Wellington
Rie Chapman, Jr
Cleveland
Max Chapman
Oberlin
Nursing group visits Frank Jackson on Ford road
Mrs Ida Bingham Mrs Addie Summerton and Mrs Lucy Jackson of Grafton road spent Sunday at Frank Jackson's Ford road home. Miss Frances Phelps of Indian Hollow road visits sister this week. Miss Marion Phelps in Washington will leave for Bryn Mawr for hospital training. Mrs William Sudro of Grafton road attends D C Club meeting at Elyria and is elected president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bingham
Addie Summerton
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Road
Frank Jackson
Ford Road
Frances Phelps
Indian Hollow Road
Marion Phelps
Patent Department
Washington, D. C
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
William Sudro
Local Bee Group Delegates Attend National Convention
George E. Yost of 1568 Hast Avenue returned Thursday evening from Columbus where he represented the Lorain County Bee Keepers Association at the National Convention of the American Honey Producers League. Mrs Addie Summerton and Mrs Lucy Jackson of the Grafton Read were guests Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hill on Chestnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Yost
Hast Avenue
Columbus
Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association
American Honey Producers League
Addie Summerton
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Read
Fred Hill
Chestnut Ridge
4-H Club Meeting Attended by Marguerite Streicher
Miss Marguerite Streicher of Butternut Ridge Road attended a Friday 4-H club meeting at Zelda Schramm's home. Mr and Mrs Carl Deidrick of La Grange Road were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Streicher
Butternut Ridge Road
Zelda Schramm
Carl Deidrick
la Grange Road
Local Socials Attend Oberlin Road Party Hosts
Report lists attendees from the area at a Saturday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. Strickland on Oberlin road. Mrs. Lucy Jackson from Graf ton road serves on a jury. George Streicher of Butternut Ridge road hosted guests on Friday, including Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Richards and their three children Nancy Billy and John of West Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Strickland
Oberlin Road
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Road
George Streicher
Butternut Ridge Road
R. W. Richards
Nancy
Billy
John
West Ridge
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Hosts Afternoon Gathering
Carlisle club members and three guests met Thursday at Mrs. Carl Diedrick’s La Grange Road home for a business session. Plans were made for an oyster supper for members and families, with future entertainments set at Mrs. Pp. K. Clark’s Diagonal Road home on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Club
Carlisle
Carl Diedrick
la Grange Road
Pp. K. Clark
Diagonal Road
Wilson Brothers Guests of Amherst Family Broadcast
The Wilson Brothers Hershel and Russel of Amherst were broadcast from Station WJAY Wednesday at eleven o'clock. They were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Hopkins on Butternut Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Brothers
Hershel and
Russel
Amherst
WJAY
Alfred J. Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
East River resident attends Rowena Circle meeting
Miss Dolores Resor of East River street attended a meeting of Rowena Circle No. 146 on Tuesday. Clara Schaub of Dehm road also attended. Funeral services for Allen Seward Evege of Fuller road were held in New London on Tuesday at two o'clock with Reverend J E Burton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Resor
East River Street
Rowena Circle No. 146
Clara Schaub
Dehm Road
Allen Seward Evege
Fuller Road
New London
J. E. Burton
Eaton Hosts Mrs. Jenny Nead and Family at Smith Home
Mrs. Jenny Nead of La Porte and her two children were hosted Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith in Eaton, where guests enjoyed a social visit and hospitality at the Smith residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Jenny Nead
la Porte
Ernest Smith
Local couples share Sunday visits across Chestnut Ridge and Rawson
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge entertained Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan from Oberlin road this Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph V Acker of Butternut Ridge road returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Gibbs in Rawson Ohio. Mrs Katherine Kolb and the Kolb sisters with Kenneth Ives visited Mr and Mrs Karl Simms of West Ridge. Mrs Simms is a Kolb daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank McVetta of Butternut Ridge road hosted Mrs Zelina Williams of Milan and Mr McVetta of Elyria Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Oberlin Road
Ralph V. Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Frank Gibbs
Rawson
Ohio
Katherine Kolb
Katheryn
Marion
Gladys Kolb
Kenneth Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Karl Simms
West Ridge
Notawa Club Hosts Gatherings At Local Residences
Mrs Glen Martin of La Grange road helped host a Notawa club event at Mrs Harvey Beals Telegraph road home. Guests included Mrs Charles Hopkins and granddaughter Marjorie of Butternut Ridge road, and Mr and Mrs Charles Yost of Robson Toad. Mrs Fred Ernst East River road entertained Miss Mary Volstead of Elyria, and Mrs Pat Moloski Grafton road hosted dinner Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Martin
la Grange Road
Notawa Club
Harvey Beal
Telegraph Road
Charles Hopkins
Marjorie
Butternut Ridge Road
Charles Yost
Fred Ernst
East River Road
Mary Volstead
Elyria
Pat Moloski
Grafton Road
Dinner guests hosted by Haas at Indian Hollow home
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Haas of Indian Hollow road entertained at dinner Monday. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Stentz of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Haas
Indian Hollow Road
Mrs. Orvin Stentz
Elyria
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin declares tonic for all ages
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for stomach liver and bowels. It claims it improves regularity speech and energy in children and adults and warns against harsh cathartics. It recommends keeping a bottle readily available at home for bilious days and common illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Local Resident Convalesces After Fall Injury
Fred Hills of Chestnut Ridge remains homebound due to injuries from a fall but is cheered by visits from friends. Sunday guests included Sam Dewhurst, George Hulls, James Regal, and families from Chestnut Ridge and Fields. Community members attended the Eaton Centralized school's “Judith of the Mountains” play, with Glen Shephard's orchestra providing music in place of the absent Seven-Come-Eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Hills
Sam Dewhurst
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Road
George Hulls
James Regal
Fields
Eaton Centralized
Eaton
Glen Shephard
Howard Miller
William Sudro
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge
Birthday Club gathering at the Acker home on Butternut Ridge
Mrs. Ralph Acker hosted the Birthday Club at her home on Butternut Ridge Road with ten guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Berckhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, and many others from Lakewood, Cleveland, Grafton, and Elyria. The note also mentions remodeling of a white school house on Grafton Road and health news about Frank Slauter before listing more social visits and an upcoming Troopers meeting on February ninth at Marjorie and Adelbert Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Ralph Acker
Birthday Club
George Grossman
Karl Berckhoff
Lakewood
Robert Brown
George Upham
Cleveland
Edward Shattuck
White School House
Grafton Road
Frank Slauter
Henry Schildt
Frank Rhoades
Richard Forney
Phyllis Ann
Ralph V. Acker
Lois
C. D. Forney
William Mardy
Richard Townsend
Marjorie
Adelbert Smith
Butter Ridge Road
John Kennerth
Lorain
Fred Ernest
Hast River Road
Pat Moloski
Albert Youngberg
Elyria
Stop 6 Grafton road residents attend Cleveland lodge event
Mrs. Pat Moloski and daughter Dorothy of Stop 6 Grafton road visited Cleveland on Wednesday to attend a Saint Bernice Lodge party where Mrs. Moloski is a member. Dancing and cards provided afternoon diversion. Mr. and Mrs. William Pfeiffer of La Grange road joined Wednesday at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris on La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moloski
Dorothy
Stop 6
Grafton Road
Cleveland
Saint Bernice Lodge
Moloski
William Pfeiffer
la Grange Road
Harley Harrison
la Grange
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Rennie in La Porte
Mrs Clayton E Smith hosted a birthday dinner for her daughter in law Mrs William Rennie at her La Porte home on Tuesday. A six o'clock chicken dinner was served and guests included Mr and Mrs William Rennie, Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder of Elyria, and Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith. An evening of music and cards followed as guests wished Mrs Rennie happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton E. Smith
la Porte
William Rennie
Charles Snyder
Elyria
Rennie
Clayton Smith
Eucher Party Hosted by Ward Family Guests in Butternut Ridge
Mr and Mrs Leon C Ward hosted a card club gathering at their home on Saturday evening. Edward Yost and spouse won first prize while Bert Eddy and Mrs David Hall took consolation. Dorothy Terrell and Marion Jackson provided music with a luncheon served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Ward
Butternut Ridge Road
Sucher
Edward Yost
Bert Eddy
David Hall
Dorothy Terrell
Marion Jackson
Charles Strickland
Ray Jackson
Marion
Kenneth
Alberta
Lee Terrell
Dorothy
Donald
Walter Cornish
Maxine
Buternut Ridge
Dinner guests in Elyria and La Porte visit hosts
Mr and Mrs William Rennie and Mrs Clayton EB Smith of La Porte were dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Peter Ignasic home in Elyria. In the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rennie
Clayton EB. Smith
la Porte
Peter Ignasic
Elyria
Local Socials Highlight Prize, Guests, and Hospitality
Mrs James Blakeley attended a gathering where Pedro was enjoyed. First prize went to Mrs Smith and Mrs Rennie received consolation for a low score. Mrs C A Huene of Graf ton road entertains her sister Mrs E H Sanders from Brown helm as a house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blakeley
Pedro
Mrs. Smith
Rennie
C. A. Huene
Grafton Road
E. H. Sanders
Brownhelm
Neighborhood Socials Highlight East River Read Gathering
Jack Krills hosted fifty neighbors for cards dancing and a luncheon at his East River Read home. McCalls Old Timers from Amherst provided music while guests included Elinore Squire and various local families visiting relatives and hosting dinners.
Weekend guests and local social notes from Spencer
Week end visitors include Mr and Mrs Paul Bungart and son Lyle from Floral Acres visiting W J Statler in Lorain. Numerous local families hosted guests and attended dances and card parties at the Hedges and Butternut Ridge areas. The Spencer Farmers Institute featured speakers Mrs Mary Cartwright and Wheeler Welday with a week end program of music, lectures, and a three act comedy drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bungart
Lyle
Floral Acres
Grafton Road
W. J. Statler
Lorain
A. G. Olmsted
Gratfton Road
C. A. Huene
Taylor
Vermilion
Charles Greene
East River Road
Hedges
Leon C. Wood
Butternut Ridge Road
Peter Christensen
Lee Terrell
Butternut Ridge
Albert Krebs
Indian Hollow Road
Fred Schot
Virgil Marshman
Cleveland
Spencer
Spencer Farmers’ Institute
Mary Cartwright
Delaware
Wheeler Welday
Smithfield
Cartwright
Welday
Arrion Thompson
E R. Root
Medina
Geo. Bates
Baptist Church
Troupers Share AfterPlay Gathering At Haton High
Members and friends of the Troupers gathered at her home Friday night following the play at Haton Centralized High School. Bridge provided as an entertainment while an attractive luncheon course was served late in the evening. Mrs. Fred J. Porter was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday for treatment. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ernst and Miss Mary Wolstead, along with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hitchcock, attended the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haton Centralized High School
Bridge
Fred J. Porter
1375
East Avenue
Elyria Mmorial Hospital
Fred Ernst
Fast River Road
Mary Wolstead
Elyria
Arthur Hitchcock
South Ridge
Misses Edith Whitney Host Lindy Lodge Gathering
Edith and Edith Whitney entertained six Lindy Lodge members at their Grafton road home Tuesday evening with social chat radio music and a dainty luncheon. The lodge will meet February 16 at Mrs. William Rennie’s La Porte home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Edith Whitney
Lindy Lodge
Grafton Road
William Rennie
la Porte
Dinner Guests Gather for Stephens Family Visit
Mr and Mrs R A Stephens and Mrs Rebecca Caustic of Berea were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mrs Stephens sister Mrs J E Alexander of La Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Stephens
Rebecca Caustic
Berea
Stephen
J. E. Alexander
la Porte
Dinner Guests at Lautsberry Home on La Grange Road
Mr and Mrs Henry Lautsberry hosted a Sunday dinner for their children and extended family at their La Grange Road home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phillip O'Mapar, Mr and Mrs Dewey Reynolds and four children, and Russell Reynolds, all from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lautsberry
la Grange Road
Phillip O’mapar
Dewey Reynolds
Russel Reynolds
Lorain
Attend Auto Show in Cleveland Visit
Robert Alexander and Miss Agnes Rawson of Elyria visited the Automobile Show in Cleveland on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alexander
Agnes Rawson
Elyria
Cleveland
Edna Whitney Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
Edna Whitney has left Cleveland relatives after a three week stay and returned to her home on Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Whitney
Cleveland
Grafton Road
Local Notes Highlight Regional Moveins and Visits
Oberlin Business College student Wilbur Rook visited the Walter Rook home. Earl Van Boxsel of Cleveland stayed with his family. Mrs Wranke Race and C. C. Touby families visited Norwalk and Cleveland on various affairs. J D McCallum of Chicago stayed with the Gillette couple. Jennie Johnson of Cleveland visited her parents. Albert Hanley and family rented the Friend farm and moved in. Farmers’ Week in Columbus drew Elmer Wood and Dallas Beach. Ashbaugh family from Wellington moving to North Street to work at Spencer Manufacturing. Alva White repaired the Charles Fuller home at River Corners. Lecta Bair of Wellington visits old Spencer friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rook
Oberlin Business College
Walter Rook
Earl van Boxsel
Cleveland
Wranke Race
C. C. Touby
Norwalk
E. H. Touby
John Robb
Howard Sheck
J.D. McCallum
Chicago
Llinois
R. S. Gillette
Jennie Johnson
John Johnson
Albert Hanley
Friend Farm
Elmer Wood
Dallas Beach
Columbus
The
State University
R. J. Cuddy
Daughters
Frank Fuller
Nellie Bail
Ashbaugh
Wellington
Ray Eglin
North Street
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Alva White
Charles Fuller
River Corners
Lecta Bair
Spencer
Ivory Miller
Baldwin-Wallace College
A. L. Miller
Josephine Crossmerger
Genevieve
Donald Wilson
Akron
Alfred
Barbara Leatherman
Wilma Bowen
Spencer Farmers’ Institute
Jennie Knoch
Harold
Carl Henry
Berea
Edward Moffett
Arthur Wood
Dan Leininger
Liberty Street
Sadie Gault
South Main Street
Spencer Grange
Winfield Kimber
Spirek
Harry Hange
Deforest Jackson
Arleigh Browand
Ford Dalgleish
Arno Thompson
Gladys Gallatin
Kenneth Clark
Ceres
Lois Zeigler
Pomona
Bernice Fuller
Flora
Elma Clary
Spire
Grange
Spencer Community Notes Update From February Activities
Neighbors and guests visit the Walters and Touby households as townsfolk share visits and social runs. The Fidelity class meets at Mrs. Charles Parent’s for lessons and business. Miss Cotta Hing visits Litchfield. local moves and travels include the Curtices moving, B. O. Inman’s improving health, and various trips to Cleveland Seville Akron Elyria and Berea. Spencer Grange elects new officers attends meeting. 78-member lodge townsfolk attend.
Mt E Church Attendance in Clarkfield Report
Clarkfield church notes report an average Sunday attendance of 40 at MT E church services from October 1 to January 1 with strong Sunday School turnout. Special numbers were performed during services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
MT. E
Notable Donations to M. E. Church Noted
Sunday by Frances Tousley on violin and Andrew Clark on cornet performed for the church. Myron Allgood donated a memorandum board to the M. E. church, an act greatly appreciated by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tousley
Andrew Clark
Myron Allgood
M. E. Church
Local residents in fragile health and recovery notes
With our sick Mr. Hero continues about the same. R. D. Sly is in very poor health. Mrs. D. B. Smith and Mrs. Byron are convalescing. Mr. Woolcot continues about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
R. D. Sly
D. B. Smith
Byron
Mr. Woolcot
Institute Dates Set for February at Community Hall
Clarksfield Institute schedules sessions on February 22 and 23 at Community Hall. A varied program is being prepared and promoted to attendees.
Lorain Buyer Seizes Clair Webb Farm in Transfer
Charlie Flew of Lorain has purchased the Clair Webb farm and taken possession, marking a new property change in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Flew
Lorain
Clair Webb
Twin Births Recorded at New London Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Claude Farmer at New London Hospital on Monday January 18 a 53 4 pound baby girl named Joan Farmer. Born to Mr and Mrs James Murry on Monday January 18 a daughter named Marjory Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Farmer
New London Hospital
Joan
Farmer
James Murry
Marjory Ann
Mrs Mary Ronk Remains Brought for Interment in Clarksfield
The remains of Mrs. Mary Ronk of Elyria were brought to Clarksfield for interment in the M. E. Cemetery, Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ronk
Elyria
Clarksfield
M. E
Seventeen Clarksfield Scouts Complete Village Hike
Seventeen Boy Scouts from Clarksfield completed a one mile hike starting at an old store, traveling through the village to Town Hall Butler road Todd's Corners Wakeman and back to the start despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Town Hall
Butler Road
Todd’s Corners
Wakeman
Suburban Social Roundup From New London Area
Weekend visits and gatherings span New London Clarksfield Norwalk Elyria and nearby homes. Families including Song Merril Burt Burt Burrows Pearson Gorrell Starkey Rounds Kemp Yonker Lennox and others shared meals visits and a newly formed dramatic club at Carl Kemp's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Songstock
New London
Leonard Burt
Clarksfield
Brighton Institute
John Merril
Elyria
Sterling Green
Harvey Pearson
Desta Gillilan
B. C. Burt
Howard Burt
C. H Burrows
Dell Crandell
Norwalk
Wm. Burrows
Leon Burrows
Ed Barnes
Mannie Starkey
Harriett Starkey
Carl Coalman
Harlow Rounds
Harry Gorrell
Cleveland
Automobile Show and social notes from Ohio visits
Mrs Lemerly visits sister Mrs Sheriff in Bellville. Hazel Ray leaves for Florida due to grandfather Charles Woolcot illness. Guy Gray of Cincinnati stays with Mrs Mary Stiles. Gray returns home with Mrs Gray. Mr and Mrs Willet Stone visit Mr and Mrs C J Seeley in Wellington. Mattie Harris visits sister Emma Strong in Bloomingville. A Girls Scout Club forms in Clarksfield led by Miss Booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ray
Florida
Charles Woolcot
Guy Gray
Cincinnati
Mary Stiles
Real Estate Transfers Across Elyria Avon Lake and Lorain Areas
Several transfers are listed including Cleveland Trust Company to Alma Reinhardt for a Lake road lot in Avon Lake. Numerous quitclaim deeds involve transfers between residents of Elyria Ridgeville and Lorain, with parcels in Sugar Ridge Road Broadview Allotment East Twenty ninth Street and other local subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
Alma Reinhardt
Lake Road
Avon Lake
William L. Norton
Louis
Elizabeth
Eastern Heights Land Company
Elyvia
Frank Eliott
Grand Lodge
State of Michigan
Burton Street
Beach Park
Dida M. Gott
Sherridan
Martha Knnsely
LaGrange Township
John Winter
Andrew
Anna Kelling
East Twenty-ninth Street
Lorain
Spero T. Valassis
Helen Valassis
Lincoln Park
Elyria
Broadview
Acry’ Farms
Donald Fields
Anna Fields Regal
George Street
Charles C
Elizabeth Bremer
F. C
Hazel Bremer
Kansas Avenue
Gertrude Patton
Follett
Oberlin
Tully Baldwin
Florence M. Baldwin
Thomas Stinebring
Sheffield Township
Sacramento girl aims at world aerial commute record
Fifteen year old Helen Day of Sacramento travels 160 miles daily by air to Oakland for a flying lesson with Lieut. Charles Shone. Each morning she boards a Sacramento passenger plane, reaches Oakland, then flies an hour with the instructor before returning to Sacramento by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Helen Day
Sacramento
Miss Day
Charles Shone
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. LT
Party For Hope Gregg
Rowena
Eucher Party
Jack Krills
East River
McCalls
Grills
Elinore Squire
Middle Avenue
William Penson
George Goodyear
Buternut Ridge Road
Jean Ward
Edward Pickard
Walter Christensen
Ernest Handruth
D. Babson
Penfield
Salon
Caroline Knopf
Freedom
Walter McMullen
R. Cohagan
Henrietta
Elsworth Lanigan
Joseph Smith
William Lindsey
Second Street
Hold Institute
N. G. Walters
R. C. McKissen
Charles Touby
Edward Moffet
Martin Knoch
B. C. Inman
Caroline Wood
Mary Wood
Fidelity
Spencer Baptist Church
Charles Parent
Alfred McRoberts
Archie McRoberts
Garris
George Myers
Bolten
Stork News
Mrs
Lemerly
Sheriff
Bellville
Miss Booker
Procter & Gamble
Reg
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