Local social notes from Lagrange area February events
Mrs Ambrose Serette visited family in Grafton while Emil Ruth and son Glenn stayed with Alonzo Jackson in Lagrange. Agnes Bonga from Kent Normal College spent the weekend with her parents Will and Agnes Bonga. County Grange met in Penfield with A E Archer, Lewis Runals and Pearl Opfer attending. Frances Miller Nelle Jackson attended Epworth league convention in Wellington. Gus Brunner and Marian Pierce visited Mrs Alonzo Jackson. Uneeda Rest birthday club met at Mrs Dewey Aldrich’s. Albert Archer hosted a Pedry club gathering with a supper on Nickle Plate road. A H Rahmer and wife enjoyed a day in Cleveland.
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Frances Miller
Nellie Jackson
Epworth League
Wellington
Gus Brunner
Marian Pierce
Findlay
Nickle Plate Road
A. H. Rahmer
Cleveland
Pioneer LaGrange resident Kher Sanders dies at 103
Kher Sanders died Saturday at his home after a short illness. Born February 28, 1843, on the Sanders homestead, he spent his life there with five children. He was the oldest LaGrange resident and the family’s first death. Funeral at son Ralph Sanders’s home conducted by Rev. Virgil Jump. He and wife Mae Runals celebrated 63 years of marriage in December. Survived by wife, four sons Charles Earl Edd Ralph, daughter Mae Runals, four grandchildren, six nephews.
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Kher Sanders
Mae Runals
Sanders
LaGrange
Ralph
Virgil Jump
Charles
Earl
Edd
Fred
Frank Sanders
A. A
C. N. Sanders
Elyria
Burt Sanders
West Salem
Minstrel Follies to Be Staged by Elyria Kiwanis
Jim Armitage and his Minstrel Follies troupe visit LaGrange High School Auditorium on Thursday evening February 9 1833. The event, presented by the Elyria Kiwanis and sponsored by LaGrange High, raises funds for the junior class and athletes. The four season company features Elyria businesspeople and ten dancing co-eds among its fifty performers.
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Jim Armitage
LaGrange
Elyria Kiwanis Club
LaGrange High School
Htor
Elyria
City officials in New York total near 150000
New York city officials number approaches one hundred fifty thousand as urban administration figures rise. Japan increases coal production becoming a leading energy supplier.
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New York
Miss Dayton Woman Credits Kruschen for Weight Loss
Res M. Haines of Dayton Ohio reports losing seven pounds in one week while using Kruschen for fat reduction. She bought a third jar after dropping from 180 to 145 pounds and says she feels better than ever. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and claims a four week bottle costs only a few cents.
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Res M. Haines
Dayton
Ohio
C. W. Phillips
America
Avon Lake Library Sets New January Circulation Record
The Public Library of Avon Lake reports rising popularity with January 1933 circulation topping previous years. History shows 1174 books in January 1933, up from 899 in January 1932, as daily totals reach 79 on average.
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Avon Lake
Public Library of
Funeral Attended by Walker Family in Elyria
Mrs. Howard Walker and her son Albert and daughter Mrs. Arthur Hudson attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Raymond Walker in Elyria on Friday.
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Howard Walker
Albert
Arthur Hudson
Raymond Walker
Elyria
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Meeting Notice
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club will meet Monday February 6 at Mrs Wm Lentz Sunset Rd with lunch at 1 PM. Important business to be transacted and all members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Nelson Walker of Walker Rd attended Mrs Raymond Walker funeral in Elyria Friday.
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Avon-On-The-Lake
Wander Inn Club Hosts Dinner Joins Three Guests
Mrs Bertha Derringer of Lake Rd entertained Wander Inn Club members and guests Mrs Dorothy Johnson of Cleveland and Mrs Pearl Smith at a 1 o'clock dinner Wednesday. Diversion for the afternoon was Pedro.
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Bertha Derringer
Lake Rd
Wander Inn Club
Dorothy Johnson
Cleveland
Pearl Smith
Pedro
Program of music at Avon Lake church
The Avon Lake Congregational choir directed by Mrs Wayne Black will present four musical numbers at the church on Wednesday afternoon in February. This marks the choir's third musical event. Contralto Mrs Mildred Teagle from Cleveland and baritone Horace Peasegood from Lorain will assist.
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Avon Lake
Avon Faculty Dinner Hosts Bridge Winners at Beidler Home
Avon Feb 7 Mrs E W Beidler entertained the Avon High school faculty and wives with a six o'clock turkey dinner and four tables of bridge. Rosemary Schmidt and FE A Scamman won high score, Helen Lowe was second, Ruth Lang received consolation. Midnight buffet luncheon followed. Guests included Mr and Miss Alva Smith of Gates Mills.
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AVON
E. W. Beidler
Avon High School
Rosemary Schmidt
FE. A. Scamman
Helen Lowe
Ruth Lang
Alva Smith
Gates Mills
Charm Club Bridge Party At Mrs Schafer Home
Mrs Carl Schafer entertained Friday afternoon with Charm Club members and two guests. The two tables played bridge with awards going to Mrs Vernon Frey first, Mrs Lloyd Wearsch second, and Mrs Louis Dechant for low score. Mrs Wearsch and Mrs Clyde McAllister attended as guests. next meeting will be at Mrs Harold Smith’s home in two weeks.
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Carl Schafer
Charm Club
Vernon Frey
Lloyd Wearsch
Louis Dechant
Clyde McAllister
Harold Smith
Avon shower hosts draw many True Blue Society members
Mr and Mrs Scott Fitch of Lakewood visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Pickering and family on Sunday. Miss Nina Warden and Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith in Cleveland. A large number of Avon residents attended the True Blue Society shower.
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Scott Fitch
Lakewood
Herbert Pickering
Nina Warden
Walter Herbert
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Avon
True Blue Society of the
Local Social Notes From Shawville and Nearby
Mrs Otto Kiesler of Shawville hosted a guest day with Mrs Lillian Taft. Dr N L Simms of Oberlin lectured on Russia at Hotel Antlers Lorain. Paul McIntire left for Pryor Oklahoma to tend his sister Susie Abbott. Several local families attended Elyria funeral services for Mrs Raymond Taylor or Mrs Ray Walker. Card games and ice cream marked a Friday evening gathering at the Lewis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Mahan
Margaret Startman
Seneca Road
C. E. McIntire
Paul
Pryor
Okla
Susie Abbott
Harold Wilford
J. H. Brown
Elyria
C. Wilford
Raymond Taylor
Ray Walker
F. H. Lewis
J. G. Morris
Leonard Dean
George Hedges
Willard E. Taft
Jeanette Lewis
T. M. Baldwin
Leroy Rhone
Donald Fitch
Emma Ackerman
C. Ackerman
Dorothy Klamat
Shirley McIntire
Frankie Reese
Vincent School Honor Roll Winners Listed A to Z
The Vincent school honors last semester end ing January 20 with 44 pupils averaging 90 percent or higher in all major subjects. Thirty four students reached 90 percent in three major subjects and in department. Attendance was 97.7 percent and 129 pupils were perfect in attendance.
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Vincent School
John Corogin
Athalia Dubesa
Helen Hendricks
Josephine Martin
Katherine Rehoreg
Eleanor Stropko
Helen Pataki
Julia Szabo
Irene Pataki
Louis Pongracz
June Lehman
Andrew Mate
Julia Horvath
Annie Rehoreg
Local Socials Include Avon's Baptist Gathering
A Baptist Church gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson in Avon Lake complemented by visits to Elyria by the Schneiders and McAllisters. Pinochle party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walters and Gerharts. Friendly Group class met with progressive dance and lunch for eighteen. Glenn Barr from Ohio Northern College spent the weekend at home.
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William Barr
Friendly Group
The
Baptist Church
Glenn Barr
Ohio Northern College
Philosophies that shaped major historic turning points
The passage argues that ideas in different eras moved beyond theory to drive history. It credits Rousseau with sparking the French Revolution, Marx with creating Soviet Russia, and postwar antiwar ideals with forming the League of Nations.
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Rousseau
Karl Marx
Soviet
Russia
Europe
America
League of Nations
Little Girl Lost and a Mansion of Secrets
Araminta Williams navigates love between Barney Tyson and Jamney Breckenridge while a mysterious fire victim, Elise Watterson, recovers in Tyson House. Barney rescues a stranger, arousing questions about motive and romance as Araminta confronts jealousy and ambition.
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Araminta Williams
Barney Tyson
Jamney Breckenridge
Saint
Araminta
Barney
Lad
Mrs. Watterson
Litchfield Notes Include Visits Meetings and Games
Local items report Mr and Mrs C F Musser visiting in Elyria and various residents attending events in Litchfield. Activities include quilting club meeting changes, cemetery association gathering, school class notes, a baled alfalfa truck mishap near New Castle, several visitors in Wellington Cleveland and Lorain, and funeral services led by Rev G I Cooper with interment in Litchfield Cemetery.
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Litchfield
C. F. Musser
Elyria
Wm. Musser
A. O. Frombaugh
Cemetery and Park Association
Chas. Eberle
Claribel Zimmerman
Bowling Green
New Castle
Medina Exchange Co
Winifred Adler
Cleveland
al. Jenkins
Mildred Landfried
Zeta Kappa
Mallett Creek
Young People’s Club
Clyde Bradley
Warne Messner
Baldwin-Wallace Bowling Green
Funeral Rites For Mrs Georgia Shank On Friday
Funeral services were held at 2 30 pm from the home for Mrs Georgia Shank who died at 1 30 pm after a winter illness. She had recently turned 85 and is survived by two sisters Lillie at home and Louise in Illinois.
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Georgia Shank
Eighth Grade English Club Party Noted
The eighth grade English Club held a party in the Hood home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kaiser of Cleveland were callers in the Dan Lloyd home Thursday evening. L. H. Hull of Upper Sandusky is staying for an indefinite period in the Grover Yentzer home.
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Hood
C. E. Kaiser
Cleveland
Dan Lloyd
L. H. Hull
Upper Sandusky
Grover Yentzer
Brighton W C T U Meeting Planned in Brighton
The Brighton W C T U will gather with Mrs C O Goss on Wednesday February 8 for an all day meeting with a covered dish lunch at noon. The note asks for good attendance. Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Day included Mr and Mrs Chas Murray of Wellington. Chas McKenzie and his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Roy Bottorff of Cleveland left for Florida this Wednesday.
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Brighton
C. O. Goss
Walter Day
Chas. Murray
Wellington
Chas. McKenzie
Roy Bottorff
Cleveland
Florida
Donald Day
Family and social notes from Wakeman and Kipton
Sunday visits took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rowland in Rochester. Mr and Mrs W J Hales attended the funeral of her father Mr Todd in Wakeman. The Ladies Society of the Congregational church met with Mrs Clair Goss with sixteen members and six visitors. A fine covered dish lunch was served at noon followed by a short business session and social hour. Mr and Mrs Forest Matchem visited his aunt Mrs Jeeta Brumby in Kipton Wednesday afternoon.
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General Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist
Frank Eschtruth
Alta Myers
No. 2 Division
W. W. Marlett
No. 3 Division
C. E. McIntire
F. H. Lewis
Eschtruth
Stoughton
China
Ralph Rowl
Rochester
W. J. Hales
Todd
Wakeman
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
Clair Goss
Forest Matchem
Jeeta Brumby
Kipton
Indian couple entertains Brookside High pupils with culture
Mr. and Mrs. Eagle Wing from California visited Brookside High School in Sheffield Ohio. Dressed in traditional Indian regalia they spoke about North American tribes while Mr. Eagle Wing played violin and harmonica. Indian dances and demonstrations followed as they showcased tribal products.
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Sheffield
Brookside High School
Eagle Wing
California
Eagie Wing
North America
Community notices and visits in Wakeman and Oberlin
Local residents report visits and errands across Wakeman Oberlin Norwalk and Cleveland. Guests include Glenn Beecher family and Rollie Barnes circle. dog census led by Fred Clark. school program by Indian and American songs. business banquet for Wakeman merchants. church division meetings and social calls. many residents hosting relatives and attending outings in nearby towns.
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Noble Weeks
Julia Hoskins
Adam Mosh
Oberlin
Clarence Betts
Charles Knott
Fred Clark
Norwalk
Rollin Peabody
Cleveland
Don Watson
H. D. Peabody
Rollin D. Peabody
Henrietta
Leonard Albright
Betty
Tom Campbell
R. S
Tommy
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Mrs. Raymond Dunfee and Mrs. Dick Myers called on Mrs. Harry Root and Mrs. Nick Ricci. Mrs. Ricci is ill and Mrs. Root is somewhat improved. Several families shared suppers and Friday gatherings, including visits among Taft, Chambers, and Dunfee households. A birthday surprise party featured many locals, with pinochle and jigsaw puzzles and refreshments. The Gulf road area sees slag covering Ford road hills as a nutrition meeting at Gulf road schoolhouse is planned for February 6 led by Miss Alice Bird. public invited.
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Raymond Dunfee
Dick Myers
Harry Root
Nick Ricci
Ricci
Root
Archie Haynes
Marian Chambers
Clifford Spaulding
Willard Taft
P. L. Chambers
Charles Carrick
Elyria
Ralph Edwards
David
Millard Taft
John Morris
Lord Road
General Ladies’ Aid Society
Vincent
Messrs. Crowe and Kolinski
Brookside School
Otto Keisler
Shawville
Ford Road
Esta Boyd
Ruth Bittner
Gulf School
Clarence Smith
Lee Johnson
Percy Chambers
LeRoy Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Dunfee
George Stevens
Leland Johnson
Hopper
Russel Dunfee
Howard Carrick
Genevieve Stevens
Geraldine Stevens
Neva Carrick
Gulf Road School House
Alice Bird
Ladies' Aid Society Plans March Meeting
Mrs. Lester E. Normando hosted with Mrs. G. R. Kuhlman assisting at the Birmingham M. C. Community church. Devotionals led by Mrs. C. W. Lawrence, Rev. George T. Hanna sang, Miss Marjorie Howe played piano. luncheon served to members and visitors. The next meeting is at Mrs. Gen. T. Hanna's home on March 1.
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Birmingham
Lester E. Normando
G. R. Kuhlman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham M. C
C. W. Lawrence
George T. Hanna
Marjorie Howa
Rose Bentley
Maria Knott
Jennie Mitchell
Marjorie Howe
A. J. Joyce
Ruben Wenzel
Mina Hunter
Earl Hunter
B. R. Kime
Lester E. Normande
T. Hanna
Birmingham Firemen Fall to Wakeman Independents
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen's basketball team lost 37 to 34 at Wakeman on Thursday night. Players listed include Donald Wasem Lincoln Wasem Myron Schlecter Paul Knott and William Fulgrabbe.
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Wakeman
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Wakeman Independents
Donald Wasem
Lincoln Wasem
Myron Schlecter
Paul Knott
William Fulgrabbe
Social Visits Across nearby towns noted
Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Miller spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyd. Wellington and Vermilion visitors included Mrs. Katherine Schuster Mrs. Dickle and Mrs. Marion Bates. Others calling on Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Witbeck Mrs. Lorain Ross and son Robert Ralph Kuhlman and sons from Henrietta Jake Mosher of Amherst and Marie Knott with Myron Knott in Vermilion on business Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Miller
Elyria
Harry Boyd
H. A. Witbeck
Lorain Ross
Robert
Wellington
Katherine Schuster
Dickle
Vermilion
Alfred Fleming
Beatrice Fleming
Minnie Oldfield
Marion Bates
Townsend
Ralph Kuhlman and Sons
Henrietta
Jake Mosher
Amherst
Marie Knott
Myron J. Knott
Fathers learn child care in Chicago courses
Dr. Herman Bundesen the county health commissioner conducts classes for fathers in child care and training across Chicago infant welfare stations. The courses titled What every father ought to know aim to equip men with essential parenting skills.
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Chicago
DADS
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
The Mental Revolution Every Man Must Undertake
The statement declares a personal mental revolution as essential for collective improvement, urging individuals to begin changing themselves first. It frames inner reform as the path to broader societal good.
Buckley’s Mixture for Coughs and Colds Promoted in Canada
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture triple strength as quickly easing ordinary coughs and tough lingering colds. It claims bronchitis relief, acid neutralization, and immediate soothing effects, urging readers to buy a small bottle at Phillips Cut Rate with a money back guarantee.
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Canada
Buckley
Gulf Road P T A Meets At School House
Pp T A MEETS At the Gulf Road schoolhouse with good attendance. Night school sessions featured with classes in arithmetic history geography grammar and spelling. E L Bailey county superintendent gave a talk. Josephine and Florence Rohrig sang duets with Miss Bord at the piano. Dr O Brien to visit Feb 7 to administer toxin antitoxin. Next meeting set for March 2. William Millard of Lorain visited Jackson home Friday.
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Pp. T. A
Gulf Road
Parent Teachers Association
L. C. Hecock
William Millard
Lorain
B. F. Jackson
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