Beebetown church centennial and local notices
Columbia suburb notes report James Miller with an infected hand and daily care by Dr Hankinson. Baking prizes for light and dark cake doughnuts and bread. Local sports and band events noted with wins by Columbia teams. Queen City area social events include births illnesses and a birthday party. Scarlet fever precautions close schools and delay meetings. Car accident near Penfield causes a bruised shoulder and damaged vehicle. Church and club activities fill the week with meetings and entertainments.
Community notices from Carlisle Carlisle area events
February 15 roundup of local visits and gatherings. Ruth Madison from Sugar Ridge stayed with relatives. residents traveled to Cleveland on business. Social events included WCTU meeting hosted by C E Haven, a sleigh ride party for Butternut Ridge students, and a chicken dinner with refreshments. Neighbors, hospital updates, school association meeting, and local visits also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Ruth Madison
Sugar Ridge
Harry Westley
Ray Jackson
A. J. Jackson
Cleveland
Harrison Bruce Jr
Fred Hill
Oscar Bingham
Mr. Johnson
Reisinger
C. E. Haven
North Eaton
H. L Butcher
Butternut Ridge
Miss Hastings
Paul Dannell
J. 5
Cunningham
Walter Plas
Elyria
Mary Fitzpatrick
John Hebebrand
la Grange Road
N. W. Rowland
Henry Lantaberry
Dewey Reynolds
Shiloh
Otto
McClellan
Does Absence Make the Heart Grow Fonder?
Readers send in questions about love and marriage with two personal dilemmas. A woman frets over a distant fiancé who rarely writes. a 2 year couple seeks a home while facing a critical mother. Advice urges steady courting, gentle letters, and practical steps toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Thompson
Butternut Ridge School Hosts Valentine Party
Miss Hastings and Miss Wilhelm, teachers at Butternut Ridge school, hosted a Friday afternoon Valentine party for students. The Ohio State government reports more than 100,000 acres of game preserves in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue
Hastings
Wilhelm
Butternut Ridge
State of
Ohio
Charles Brute Sr. Birthday Celebration At Amherst Home
Friends gathered at Charles Brute Sr.’s Amherst home on February 15 to mark his 64th birthday. The evening featured cards and conversation followed by a dainty lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Greeg and others from Amherst, Brownhelm and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Charles Brute, Sr
Fred Greeg
Raymond Johnson
Amherst
Carl Bruce
Brownheim
George Vogley
Martin Schroeder
Leroy and
Alvera
Elyria
Elmeda Engle Receives Doll at Twelfth Birthday Party
A Lincoln birthday event for Elmeda Engle marked by a red white and blue decor theme. Arthur Engle hosted and presented Elmeda with her mother's doll, fixed up by Mrs. N. Marvin and Mrs. A. R. Lewis, as guests enjoyed cake, favors, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenieg
Lincoln
Arthur Engle
Elmeda Engle
Elmeda
N. Marvin
A. R. Lewis
Mimade
Quarry Accident Wounds William Roberts at Ohio Quarry
Radio program from WADC drew attendees including Margaret Hummer Anns Moyes Bimeda Eagle Arther Engle and Mrs M Marvin with Mrs Marvin hosting. While working at an Ohio quarry on Friday William Roberts was struck by a falling stone injuring his foot and delaying his work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WADC
Akres
Misses Margaret
Mthel Hummer
Anns Moyes
Bimeda Eagle
Arther Engle
Ohio
William Roberts
Ladies Dime Society to Meet at Mrs Ruths Home
The Ladies Dime society will be entertained at the home of Mrs Otto Ruth on Thursday February 18 with all members urged to attend. Mrs Harold Moore will assist Mrs Ruth in serving lunch. Prayer meeting held every evening at the Methodist church at 730 and 2 60 except Monday and Friday. Personal notes report Mrs Kate Pippert and daughter Lelia Evelyn Ruth visiting Elyria. Mr and Mrs Charles Ludwig visiting Lakewood relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kilmer and Mr and Mrs Clinton Kilmer Elyria shoppers. Charles Barnhart ill and confined at home. Mrs Clare McCord an Elyria caller. B R Longtin of Cleveland visiting Fred Moser. Mrs Garah Engles of Highs sick with an ailment. Mrs George Gore visiting Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
James Miller
Hankinson
Farmers’ Institute
Wilma Bracy
Belden
Columbia High School
Ivan Bartter
Forest Ives
Elyria
Charles Herrington
Willard Krause
Butternut Ridge
Edna Bates
Beebetown
Ridgeville
Pedro
Mra
P. Jenkins
Ted Falconer
Litchfeld
Blake Preston
W. L. Browand
Lopine
Virgil Stine
Mia
Zacharias
Arthur
Harry Martin
Wellington
King's Daughters
Claga
Congregational
U. S
Henry Rising
Henry Pileffer
A. J. Jenkins
Court Sears
May White
John McQuate
Donald Kreager
Middletown
McQuate
Lymon Guisinger
Cora Pelton
Alc
Congregational Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Berneia Radie
Vita Burke
Cleveland
India
Oliver Jenkins
Evelyn
Max Barth
Esther
Neal Frombaugh
Pauline Hoff
C. F
Congregational Sunday School
Hal Leach
Bement’s
Greenfiet
Litchfield
Malet Creek
Medina Pythian
Medina Kitchinette Colored
Ladies Dime Society
Otto Ruth
Harold Moore
Kate Pippert
Lelia
Evelyn Ruth
Charles Ludwig Fot Lakewood
Clarence Kilmer
Clinton Kilmer
Charles Barnhart
Clare McCord
B. R. Longtin
Clevarend
Fred Moser
Garah Engles
Highs
George Gore
Amherst
Valley social notes from Elyria and nearby
Mises Anne Mathes and Marguerite Moser attended a Valentine party in Elyria at the home of Mrs. B Hant. Alice Paxings and a dred Thompeca from Elyria joined Eleanor eee. Mrs A R Lewis at 43 Oberna Lo-Feja hosted guests. Ernest Rhinehart and Mrs Taress Duty at a concert in Oberna. R V Kilpatrick and a Lorain friend spent Saturday evening in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Anne Mathes
Maguerite Moser
Elyria
Speinig
R. V. Kilpatrick
Lorain
Town
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Bartieeng
Mrs. Halleach
Marcel
Beauty Parlor
Reed
Prop
Naom! Wise Wise Op
Njed Is
SS. S
Nature
Harry L
Butcher
Bernard Pitts
Boum
Thom Vesrle
Holidares
Misa Marguerite Moser
Enza
Chkgere
Broad St
Lewis Mercantile
Bruse
Bie
Whee
Dine Society
Methodlat Charch
Korens
Ayn Sane
Chopper
Lee
Tynve Ae
Daausge & Work
Fauver
Robsens
Arek—Floriet Newell Hotel
Thompson & Brookhoubser
Middle Ave
Union Shop
Bote de Rowe
New Stylae
Berele
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