Burning Heart of Jesus Sermon in Cold Birmingham Service
Birmingham on Sunday faced light turnout due to extreme cold. Rose Heimsath stood in for pianist Mrs. Mayme Church while Rev. George T. Hanna led the responsive reading from Psalm 37 and preached on The Burning Heart of Jesus from Luke 24. He cited Luke 24:32 and led hymns including Come Thou Almighty King Count Your Many Blessings My Faith Looks Up To Thee and Blessed Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Rose Heimsath
Mayme Church
George T. Hanna
Birthday Gathering at Mrs Knott’s Home
A birthday party for Mrs. Marie Knott brought together relatives and friends on a Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Kneisel and son Billy. Mr and Mrs Robert Kneisel and children Terry Donald and Dorothy. all of Brownhelm, Mr and Mrs Milton Leimbeis and children Calvin and Wilma of Shiprock. Miss Louie Avery. Mrs Katherine Schuster. Myron and Paul Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Knott
Will Kneisel
Billy
Robert Kneisel
Terry
Donald
Dorothy
Brownhelm
Milton Leimbeis
Calvin
Wilma
Shiprock
Louie Avery
Katherine Schuster
Myron
Paul Knott
Special Service Highlights “Songs Our Mothers Used to Sing”
Henrietta M. E. church held a Sunday evening service led by Howard Gould of the Epworth League with Rev. Buhren directing a musical program titled Songs Our Mothers Used to Sing. An old organ loaned by Mrs. John Ladrac featured Marjorie Howe and Mrs. L. E. Gould on organ, Mrs. Gould on piano, and Virginia Gould on violin accompanying the singers. a large crowd enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta M. E
Howard Gould
Epworth League
Buhren
John Ladrach
Marjorie Howe
L. E. Gould
Gould
Virginia Gould
Henrietta FE church choir practices at Miss Tona Court home
The regular weekly practice for the Henrietta FE church choir will be held on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Tona Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta M. FE
M Iss Tona Court
O I Plasto Banquet and Dance Planned by OS Protection
The Ohio State Protective Association will host a Thursday banquet at the Birmingham School Building with committees guiding the event. Dinner by the Florence United Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society followed by dancing and cards as evening entertainment. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.I. Plasto
Ohio State Protective Association
Dante
Birmingham
Ladies Aid Society
Florence United Congregational Church
Birmingham Fire Department Orders New Truck
A committee of ten from the Birmingham Volunteer Fire men Organization met Florence Township Trustees and clerk at the Townhall to open bids for a new fire truck and equipment. Thirty six bids came from dealers in nearby towns with various firms explaining equipment details. The Plas Construction Company of Elyria won the order, supplying a Diamond T truck with National Equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Organization
Florence Township
Plas Construction Company
Elyria
Elyria Visit and Oberlin-Miss Florence Prince Trip
Brief items note Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd visiting friends in Elyria on Sunday. Miss Florence Prince of Oberlin stayed Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edwin Prince. Myron Knott Donald Wasem Lincoln Wasem and Paul Hostetler attended a basketball game at Avon Friday evening. Miss Wilma Ladrach of Florence visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John J Ladrach. Mrs Walter Didelins of Wake Man an overnight guest at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyd
Elyria
Florence Prince
Oberlin
Edwin Prince
Myron Knott
Donald Wasem
Lincoln Wasem
Paul Hostettler
Avon
Wilma Ladrach
Florence
John J. Ladrach
Walter Didelins
Wakeman
Heimsath
Robert Snedden
Frank Fisher
Jane Twinning
Kipton
C. F. Miller
Frank Gerber
Vermilion
Mary Ladracht
Harry Schaffer
Doris
Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On
Advertisement for Creomulsion claims rapid relief of persistent coughs and colds. It describes two-fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germs, with creosote as the active ingredient and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
Erhart Card Club Holds Fourth Regular Meeting
The Erhart Card Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maxworthy with many village ladies attending. Four rounds of progressive Pedro were played, prizes awarded for high and low scores, first prize to Mrs. Charles Gross and second to Mrs. Arthur Kaiser, with plans for the next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. William Strittmatter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Erhart Card Club
Geo. Maxworthy
Pedro
Joe Fiest
John Kennedy
Herbert Gravenstetter
William Strittmatter
Charles Gross
John Gravenstetter, Jr
Harold Bell
Fred Armbruster
Lucille Gross
Frank Smith
Albert Meyer
Arthur Kaiser
W. G. Miller
William Stritzmatter
Rug prize won at St. Martin’s church card party
Alter Society of St. Martin’s Catholic Church hosted a Wednesday evening card party in the church hall. The event drew a large crowd and offered a rug as the prize, which was won by Mrs. Herman Haumesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter Society
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Herman Haumesser
Local Visitors Stop by Area Family Homes
Nelson Schultz and daughter Hope visited Ray Hastings in Litchfield for Sunday dinner. Nelson Tross called on Medina business Thursday afternoon. Ivan Smith of Lester visited his parents the Smiths Wednesday morning. Herbert Gravenstetter called on friends in Grafton Wednesday afternoon. Reuben Law and family of Rocky River Ohio visited the Laws in a Monday evening call. Seldon Armbruster and son Junior visited here at the Armbrusters. Margaret Gravenstetter visited Miller's home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Schultz
Hope
Ray Hastings
Litchfield
Nelson Tross
Médina
Ivan Smith
Lester
Frank Smith
Herbert Gravenstetter
Grafton
Reuben Law
Rocky River
William Law
Seldon Armbruster and
Fred Armbruster
John Gravenstetter
Margaret
Teachers Attend Medina County Banquet at Brunswick High
Two local teachers Allen Kutler and Waynesmond attended the Medina County Schoolmasters Banquet held in Brunswick High School Auditorium Wednesday evening. The program included motion pictures and an athletic coaches basketball game. Attendees report an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
Brunswick High School
Allen Kutler
Waynes ‘Sammond
Hinckley Teams Top Local Holders in Two Games
Hinckley teams visited the Mallet Creek gym Friday night and won both games. The first ended 31 to 23 as preparations and late fouls helped Hinckley, while the second showed the visitors ready to take at the Heimsath residence next Thursday. Other notes mention local visits and Castalia basketball set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Hinckley
Hinckler
Tide Turns as Team Edged 17 to 12 in Loss
The game ended 17 to 12 with us unable to convert opportunities. Despite the defeat, a well attended crowd showed support and optimism for the team's future prospects.
Local Teacher Returns After Flu Absence
Miss Morrow, first and second grade teacher, returns to duties after illness. Medina substitute Mrs Mortow filled in during her absence due to influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morrow
County Teachers Meet at Medina High School Auditorium
The Medina County Teachers meeting gathered at Medina High School Auditorium at ten o'clock Saturday. The discussion centered on Plan for Equalizing Educational Opportunity in Ohio and M. C. Helm delivered the main address. The event was open to the public and drew many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
Medina High School
Ohio
M. C. Helm
Visitor notes at several Ohio towns in Friday and Thursday roundups
Miss Helen Strittmatter visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hinkle on Thursday evening. H. M. Dowdell called in Elyria, Wilford Fries in Medina on Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith attended an auction farm sale near Seville on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Strittmatter
Tony Hinkle
H. M. Dowdell
Elyria
Wilford Fries
Medina
Frank Smith
Seville
J. A. Hamm
Horace
George Kennedy
Card Club Members Host Evening Prizes Awarded
The card club at their home hosted a Saturday evening event with six tables totaling sixty six players. Robert Clay and Mrs Urban Miller won top scores and prizes were awarded. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon Armbruster
Robert Clay
Urban Miller
Card Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Leo Nilges
Mr and Mrs Leo Nilges entertained guests at their home on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs Mary Pfeil and Mr and Mrs Joseph Grabenstetter and their son William. Prizes for the highest scores were awarded to Mrs Grabenstetter and Mr Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Nilges
Mary Pfeil
Joseph Grabenstetter
William. Sey Ekas
Grabenstetter
Mott
Farm Auction Visit Ties Seville Residents to Smith Family
Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith and daughters Joyce and Shirley of Lester visited the home of Ivan Smiths parents Mr and Mrs Frank Smith on Friday. Alfred Strittmatter attended a farm sale near Seville Ohio on Friday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Smith
Joyce
Shirley
Lester
Frank Smith
Alfred Strittmatter
Seville
Middleweight Bout In Cleveland Public Hall Report
Benny Spieth and Miss Josephine Sleightball attended the middleweight championship between Sammy Slaughter and Gorilla Jones at Public Hall Cleveland Ohio last Monday evening. Freddie Block of Cleveland served as referee for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny” Spieth
Josephine Sleightball
Medina
Sammy Slaughter
Gorilla Jones
Cleveland
Freddie Block
Benny
Spieth
Miller and Clay celebrate eleventh wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller and daughter Ruth were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clay of Mallett Creek on their eleventh wedding anniversary. The celebration occurred on Wednesday evening at the Hi-Way Fish House on the Wooster Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Miller
Ruth
Robert Clay
Mallet Creek
Wooster Pike
Hamm and son visit Elyria on Saturday morning
J. A. Hamm and his son Horace visited Elyria for business and social calls on Saturday morning. George Kennedy also attended, among others, during the morning visit.
Carlisle Meeting to Feature Elyria Speaker
Mrs. George Haines of Elyria will speak at a La Porte WCTU meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Rae Spitzer’s home on Gratton road in Carlisle. social notes list local visits and gatherings including Henry Marsh home party with Wayne Garland Orchestra and several dinner guests at Chestnut Ridge and LaGrange road homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
George Haines
Elyria
la Porte
Wayne Garland Orchestra
Mary Fitzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Clara Noll
Ridgeville
Paul Roling
Ida Bingham
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Road
Fred Hill
Chestnut Ridge
Charles Stephens
Columbia
Roy Carver
Birthday Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Acker
Mr and Mrs Ralph Acker hosted a birthday dinner at their home on Butternut Ridge Road for family and friends. The event celebrated the honoree with a warm gathering and shared meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Araminta Pursues Stage Career Amid Love and Jealousy
Araminta Williams abandons a promised marriage to Barney Tyson and follows a stage career in New York, urged by Janney Breckenridge. Elise Watterson recovers from burns and befriends Araminta, who longs for home and familiar comforts while striving to master acting amid city noise, gossip, and loneliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta Williams
Barney Tyson
Janney Breckenridge
Araminta
Janney
Barney
Elise Watterson
Lad
Tad
Bread and Honey Tale Opens New York Run
Araminta probes Elise about leaving the stage as Elise prepares for Sydney Croft's new play Bread and Honey in New York. Elise has a small role as a maid who hangs out clothes in a modern fantasy about a king, money, and a queen, with light dialogue and comic touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta
Elise
Uncle Tad
Birthday anniversary compliments shared at Lakewood and Cleveland gathering
Sunday, in compliment to the birthday anniversary of the latter. Those present Mr. and Mrs. George Grossman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, of Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs. George Upham of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grossman
Robert Brown
Lakewood
George Upham
Cleveland
Supper Postponed by Carlisle Neighborhood Club
The oyster supper for club members and families is postponed from February 10 to February 17. The event will be held at Carlisle Center School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Neighborhood Club
Carlisle Center School
Carlisle Township Taxpayers League to Host Wesley Grills
Wesley Grills of Lorain will speak at the Carlisle Township Taxpayers League meeting set for Thursday evening at Carlisle Center Town Hall at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Grills
Lorain
Carlisle Township
Taxpayers’ League
Carlisle Center Town Hall
Diedrichs Host Pinochle Party On LaGrange Road
Mr and Mrs Carl Diedrich entertained with pinochle Saturday evening at their home on LaGrange road. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Briggs of West Ridge and several local families. A refreshing course was served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Diedrich
LaGrange Road
Joseph Briggs
West Ridge
Clifford Strickler
Merle Penfound
Berlin Road
Ford Bachtell
Banks Road
Paul Bungart
Lyle
Flood Acres
Grafton Road
Lorain
Albert Krebs
Martha
Butternut Ridge Road
Peter Krebs
Elyria
Bob Gow
Penfield
Adelbert Smith
Five Hundred Club Hosts Visit at Carlisle Area
The Carlisle Mens Five Hundred Club will meet at Lawrence Smiths home on La Grange road for their next gathering. Mrs Mattie Gullet of Cleveland is visiting several days with Mrs Albert Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Mens
Lawrence Smith
la Grange Road
Mattie Gullet
Cleveland
Albert Krebs
Missionary speaks at LaPorte Methodist service
Sunday service at LaPorte Methodist Church featured choir solos by James E. Dewhurst and Mrs. Clayton Smith. Nellie Osborne of Elyria introduced missionary Josephine Cobb to China, describing mud filled interiors, foot binding lessons, and posters illustrating the Christian faith. Adelbert Smith visited Mrs. William Youtz in Grafton, a former Eaton Schools teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
James E. Dewhurst
Clayton Smith
Nellie Osborne
Elyria
Josephine Cobb
China
Adelbert Smith
William Youtz
Grafton
Eaton Schools
Founders Day Program Framed For Friday Evening
The notice announces a Founders Day program scheduled for Friday evening February 10. It lists the time and location and invites community attendance and participation.
East Carlisle School To Host Parent Teachers Night
Mrs. Carl Martin of Elyria will speak at the event with special music. The evening marks the regular Parent-Teacher night and a good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle School
Carl Martin
Elyria
Carlisle Center P T A Meeting Scheduled for February 14
Carlisle Center P T A will meet Tuesday evening at the school house with a good program planned and a fine meeting anticipated. Mrs. Ella Rundle of Columbia Station visited C. E. Hopkins at Butternut Ridge. Miss Marian Lang, who stayed with the Andress sisters, returned to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
Ella Rundle
Columbia Station
C. E. Hopkins
Butternut Ridge
Marian Lang
Maude
Dora Andress
Lorain
Whitcomb party atWilliam Johnsons new Elyria home
Mr and Mrs E G Whitcomb and guests from Elyria Oberlin and Pittsfield attended a party at William Johnsons newly completed house south of Elyria. A three piece Elyria orchestra played dancing music and Ray Grundy called square dances. A midnight luncheon followed and guests reported a most enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
E. G. Whitcomb
Hattie Ives
Clarence Beard
Clarence Jordan
Elizabeth
Harold Brandt
Stanley West
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Elyria
Oberlin
William Johnson
Johnson
Ray Grundy
P T A to Stage Valentine Program at District 3 School
The P T A of School District No 3 announces a Tuesday February 14 Valentine program at the school house. The evening includes a Valentine box a box social and a shadowgraph featuring Mrs Eliza Widdowson Miss Opal Norwald Herbert Prcraft Robert Pickworth A E Hostettler and Arthur Schafer with more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Widdowson
Opal Norwald
Herbert Prcraft
Robert Pickworth
A. E. Hostettler
Arthur Sc
Community Briefs Note Local Social Visits
Oberlin hosts Mr and Mrs Wilbur Peabody for Sunday dinner. Everett Edwards from Murray Ridge visits Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough and daughter Betty Maye. Mrs Walter West of Wellington attends morning church services with the local community group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Peabody
Oberlin
Clarence Beard
Everett Edwards
Murray Ridge
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Walter West
Wellington
Local Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Moves
Sunday church attendance and dinners mark town activity with Mrs. A M Sherburne’s Wellington visit. Elyria substitute teacher Pearl Ashe covers District No. 2 amid Miss Ehricke’s illness. Oberlin guests Wilma Whitney and Albert McDole visit the Peabodys. LeRoy Lounsbrough travels to Elyria Lorain and Cleveland for business. Wisdom Seeker and Winon Sunday school plan a Thursday meeting at the Wallaces. Eaton family moves to the vacated farm of the Kaehar ets. District No. 2 students Anna Flora and Paul attend showl. Watkins progresses in mobility and hospital visits resume. Proskey and Lurk hart secure Palah E K Weaver to address foreclosure prevention in Wellington Friday night. William Neiding and family host Devid Nottine and sister Day'd Nettine Vermilion visitors. Miss Fannie Wert visits from Cleveland. Mrs. Cora Morris from Cleveland joins family weekend. Titta Tois Ni dine resumes teaching after illness retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Wisdom Seeker
Wallace
Hosp‘tal
S. E. Proskey
Lewis Lurkhart
Bowling Green
Palah EK
Weaver
Wellington
Anpera
William Neidingard Fariy
Tehe W Nettine
Winnie TetApetser
Vermilion
Aivner
Fannie Wert
Grace West
Nettie West
Cora Morris
Rs. O. J. Whitney
Hishare
Titta Tois Niidine
Boys hike to school daily to attend classes
Two Idalou boys, Wayne Stell and Theron Jay, rode as hitchhikers to Texas Technological College in Lubbock each morning and back each evening to keep up their attendance through the fall term despite not being able to pay for room and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Ter
Texas Technological College
Idalou
Wayne Stell
Theron Jay
Avon Entertain Club Members Enjoy Informal Evening
Avon February 9 A pleasant informal party was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Fisher on Center road for Morning Glory club members. Card games followed with high score awards to Mrs Andrew Mittendorf first, Mrs FE Kingshirn second, and Mrs F X Dechant low. next gathering planned at Mrs Louis Dechant's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
William Fisher
Center Road
Morning Glory Club
Andrew Mittendorf
FE. H. Kingshirn
F. X. Dechant Low
Louis Dechant
Dinner Guests of Mrs Anna Schwartz in Lakewood
Mrs Philip Gerhart and Mrs William Bauldauf along with Mrs Berholdei and Mrs Peter Orthofer accompanied by Mrs coins of Lakewood were dinner guests of Mrs Anna Schwartz in Lakewood Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gerhart
Berholdei
William Bauldauf
Peter <Orthofer
Coins of
Lakewood
Anna Schwartz
Local Social Notes From Lorain And Nearby
Mr and Mrs H C Wright attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kihm in Lorain. Several residents and relatives return or visit Cleveland Elyria Rocky River Oberlin and Lakewood locations.
Belden Girls Fall to Brookside 19 20 on Local Floor
Belden girls lost a tight home game to Brookside 19 to 20 after a fine effort. Belden boys dominated Brookside boys 38 to 18 in the same matchup on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Brookside Girls
Brookside Boys
Dance draws crowd at club house despite cold
A Saturday evening dance at the club house drew a fine crowd despite severe cold. Guests came from Cleveland and Lorain as well as nearby areas. Mrs. Gross and her orchestra provided snappy music while Harley Dalmer of Elyria called the dances and will continue to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lo- Tain
Young Guests Greet Mr and Mrs Gross at Erhart Home
A group from the local area plus visitors gathered Tuesday evening at the Gross home in Erhart to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gross. The party included cigars and refreshments freely served, with a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Nelson Gross
Gross
Birthday party for Little Jane Beriswill
Four year old Jane Beriswill celebrated a Monday birthday with a party. Guests included Eileen Wirkner Lucille Wirkner Joseph Wirkner Agnes Wirkner Eddie Beriswill Tommy Beriswill and Jane Beriswill. The children played games and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Beriswill
Eileen Wirkner
Lucille Wirkner
Joseph Wirkner
Agnes Wirkner
Eddie Beriswill
Tommy Beriswill
Local Social Notes Highlight Illness and Visits
RoseMary Grabensetter has chickenpox in recent days. Miss Lucile Wise stays at the Arthur Rinehart home in Grafton for an undetermined period. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Landin and Lydia visited Cleveland on Monday. Mrs. A L Wise and daughters Cleeva and Sharlene spent Saturday in Elyria and called on Mrs. Arthur Rinehart in Grafton. Mr. and Mrs. C O VerSoy and daughter Winifred from Lakewood were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jankola and friends from Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Joan Hartman. Mrs. John Sailer of Valley City visited her niece Mrs. George Grabensetter on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wright
Griffin Hicks
John Kihm
Lorain
James Russell
Lavern
Milton
Cleveland
Sarah Peck
James Peck
Kathryn Deiderich
Leroy Cheevers
Elyria
John Webber
Edith Webber
Walter von Haas
Rocky River
William Fergeson
Virgil Fergeson
Ray K. James
J. E. Davidson
Everett Moulder
Lawrence
Hlyria
A. H. Moulder
Gertrude Miller
Delores Schneider
M. A. Webber
Mildred
George Urig
Andrew Beck
Lakewood
Methodist Church
George Jenkins
Florence Gough
The
Baptist Association
Oberlin
John Knipper
Loretta. Hicks
Matt Casper
Earl Pickering
RoseMary Grabensetter
Lucile Wise
Arthur Rinehart
Grafton
Ernest Landin
Lydia
A. L. Wise
Cleeva
Sharlene
Harder
C. O. VerSoy
Winifred
Charles Wise
Joseph Jankola
Joan Hartman
John Sailer
Valley City
George Grabenstetter
Eminent Scientist Questions Origin of Little Red Riding Hood
A noted scientist argues the tale likely arose from stories told to frighten children rather than as a literal origin myth. The remark frames the classic children's story as a cautionary folktale rather than a historical account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red Riding Hood
Local News Brief From Nova About Hospital Patients
Rev and Mrs Young and Mrs R B Haines visited Cleveland Friday while Rev Young received eye treatments. Mrs Hively’s condition remains about the same. John Romine, patient at New London Hospital, is gaining very slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova, Q
Young
Cleveland Vielters
Hively
John Romine
New London Hospital
Research Club Enjoys All Day Meeting at Ward Home
The Research Club held an all day gathering at Mrs. Minnie Ward's home on Wednesday. Thirteen members attended with four visitors and three children present. After a noon dinner and devotional led by Mabel Hipp, the group conducted the business and shared social time. The March meeting will be hosted by Clara Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Minnie Ward
Mabel Hipp
Financial Committee
Clara Shaver
Sackett couple welcome a son at New London hospital
Mr and Mrs Victor Sackett announce the birth of a son with mother and baby listed as patients at New London hospital. The item also notes local movements including Mrs Larne Biddinger moving to Wellington for future residence and her Meat Market position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Sackett
New London Hospital
Larne Biddinger
South Street
Wellington
Nova
Biddinger
C. F. Hanille
Anna K. Sprankel
Shinrock
Maude L. Hanville
Sandusky
Will Douglas
Charles Douglas
Gillan
Indiana
N. J. Nichols
David Ross
Umstuts
Sterling
Ruth Roper
Schatz
Orville
L. G. van VranKen
Irma
Fred van VranKen
New London
Mabel Zimmerman
West Unity
C. C. Biddinger
Jessie
Carlos Synder
Lawrence Synder
Rochester
Ben Gay Promises Quick Relief Without Drugs
An ad touts Baume Bengué as a safe pain reliever for neuralgia sciatica neuritis rheumatic pain and chest colds. It advises rub-on use without drugs and warns against cheap imitations that fail to work, urging readers to insist on the real Ben-Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baume Bay
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Miss McBride
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Cissy
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Taylor
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