Valley City club games and local efforts noted
Mr and Mrs Carl Hauck hosted the ABC Club with high scorers Mrs Lamar Harper Mrs George Wolfe Geo Wolfe and Art Hauck. Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club prizes went to Mrs Earl Arick Miss Maude Hauck and guest prize to Mrs Lamar Harper. Liverpool Fish and Game Club discussed a WPA dam project east of town with a committee including George Wolfe Richard Reutter Earl Arick and Carl Hinck. Ted Mickelbrink visiting Elyria Hospital for appendicitis surgery. Anna Schaeffer and Jeanne and Marie Schaeffer spent weekend at Harl Arick home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Carl Hauck
ABC Club
Lamar Harper
George Wolfe
Geo. Wolfe
Art Hauck
Ralph Feuchter
Bill Arick
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club
Earl Arick
Maude Hauck
Tom Hogue
Liverpool Fish and Game Club
Town Hall
Richard Reutter
Carl Hinck
Eric Stoskopf
Charles Muntz
Cleveland
Ted Mickelbrink
Elyria Hospital
Anna Schaeffer
Jeanne
Marie Schaeffer
Harl Arick
Valley City and Westfield clash in Friday basketball doubleheader
Valley City beat Westfield 35 to 21 at Westfield Friday evening. Valley led Sharon 27 to 33 after a tight third quarter before fading in the final period. Valley schedules an extra Friday game at Spencer and draws Chatham for the Wadsworth County tournament opener on February 22 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Valley City
Westfield
Valley City
Sharon
Valley
Spencer
Chatham
Wadsworth
Honor Roll and Merit Roll list from local school
Honor roll for the first semester ending January 24 includes B or above grades for students across grades from 12th Robert Griesheimer to 3rd Joyce Bargar. Merit roll lists students from 9th Lucille Ringstmeier through 3rd Rita Gunkelman. Also reports the death of Max As per, 51, near Strongsville, with funeral and burial details. Social notices cover Girl Reserve events, PTA program, and several births and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Griesheimer
Paul Steck
Ruth Jones
Lois Schmidt
Jeanette Prochazka
Geneva Keller
Elsie Racz
Doris Schmidt
Ruth Jagusch
Florence Muntz
Violet Schmidt
Peggy Bauer
Richard Fannie
Alice Miller
Marie Weigel
Joyce Bargar
Rosemarie Prochazka
Billy Wolfe
Lucille Ringstmeier
John Hauck
Clarence Klooz
Milford Reusch
Bernard Study
Janice Arick
Billy Hauck
Chester Johnson
Henrietta Armbruster
George Hammon
Elmer Jagusch
Theda Johnson
Billy Jones
Margaret Lamprecht
Marian Schnobel
Rita Gunkelman
Bernard Jones
Margaret Wolf
Lucille Reusch
Rail critics answered Cassville Fruitbelt Line remark
Cassville Missouri resident Dave Dingler defends the Cassville and Exeter Railroad, nicknamed the Fruitbelt Line, four miles long. He asserts its reach is only four miles but its impact matches longer lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassville
Dave Dingler
Cassville and
Exeter
Fruitbelt
Dingler
Women civic club meeting moved to Mrs Crandall home
Rochester residents note the Women’s Civic Club gathering on February 19 will be hosted at Mrs. Clara Crandall’s village home. Also, the Home Builders class of the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett’s home with a business session and a glimpse of the collection basket indicating funds for the pastor’s salary amid games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Lilly
New London
Women's Civic Club
Clara Crandall
Methodist Sunday School
Arthur Jewett
Exhibits Art Work by Miss Grace Herman at Chicago Institute
Miss Grace Herman daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Herman exhibited for the first time her pottery titled Potentiality a negro s head at the Art Institute in Chicago Recently Herman has studied art for nine years and has won honors along with her regular work with the Board of Health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Herman
J. A. Herman
Art Institute In
Chicago
Years
Herman
Funeral for Mr Goodacre Held in Greenwich
Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland Mr and Mrs Levi Farnsworth Mrs Everet Franks and Mrs Harvey Sellers attended the funeral of Mr Goodacre at Greenwich last Friday afternoon. He was the husband of Reverend Myers and had pastored Center Congregational church and the Baptist church in the village. Mrs Goodacre died years earlier and both are buried in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rowland
Levi Farnsworth
Everet Franks
Harvey Sellers
Goodacre
Greenwich
Myers. Goodacre
Center
Interior Changes Improve Mr and Mrs Cowie's Home
Mr and Mrs Cliff Cowie have recently rearranged the dining room and kitchen, added a washroom, and updated clothes closets enhancing daily use and convenience in their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Cowie
Community News From Oberlin And Nearby Areas
Local residents share visits and events across Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns. William Brown attended a Kentucky Mountain Mission broadcast in Cincinnati with sixty listeners, while multiple families hosted visitors and relatives. Several residents are ill or recovering and marriages in the area are noted, with travel and social visits detailed among family and friends.
Canfield and Keith Families Visit in Sunday Callers
Ashland visitors Sat were Mr and Mrs Harry Canfield of Litchfield who spent Sunday with their daughter and family the Arthur Snyders. Mr and Mrs Albert Keith of Wellington visited James Williams home Sunday. Jack Hodgkin called to see his parents Sunday. he works for Anderson Motor Freight Company running between Cleveland and Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Harry Canfield
Litchfield
Arthur Snyders
Albert Keith
Wellington
James William
Jack Hodgkin
Anderson Motor Freight Company
Cleveland
Kansas City
Missouri
East Carlisle P T A Meeting Featured By Suit Officer
A splendid program for the East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association meeting is set at East Carlisle school Friday evening. Juvenile officer William Oldham will speak along with Bailey's orchestra and Lindy Lodge girls who will sing. Refreshments will follow during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Parent-Teacher Association
East Carlisle School
William Oldham
Probate Court
Bailey
Lindy Lodge
Cloverleaf Club Luncheon Hosts Bridge Winners
Cloverleaf club members were luncheon guests Tuesday at Mrs. James Brown ell on East River Road. Sixteen guests attended with red and silver color motifs. Silver hearts and red arrows marked places. Bridge served as afternoon diversion with high awards going to Mrs. Carol Flick and Mrs. Dorothy Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf? Club
James Brownell
East River Road
Bridge
Carol Flick
Dorothy Wood
Local social notes cover حف events and scholarships
Miss Henrietta Beardsley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Beardsley of Indian Hollow road, won a year’s scholarship at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where she is a student. Mrs Guy Keller hosted the Discussion club at her Middle avenue home Tuesday afternoon with guests including Mrs Harry Sellers and several Lorain area friends. Louise Kaspar, a Western Reserve student in Cleveland, visited her parents on Grafton road. Charles Reese and family visited Dr and Mrs Ernest Wiechel in Cleveland. Mrs Frederick Willard and daughters Sally and Suzanne of Oberlin road visited the Myron House parents in Medina. Robert Williams, a senior at Oberlin College, stayed overnight with his parents on the Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Beardsley
Henry Beardsley
Indian Hollow Road
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Guy Keller
Middle Avenue
Discussion Club
Harry Sellers
James Higgie
Thelma Barree
Elyria
Charles Stout
Brown Jacobs
Ralph Jannet
Lorain
Louise Kaspar
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Louis Kaspar
Grafton Road
Charles Reese
Diagonal Road
Ernest Wiechel
Frederick Willard
Sally
Suzanne
Oberlin Road
Myron
Medina
Robert Williams
Oberlin College
Robert Williams, Sr
Study Club Meets at Butter Nut Ridge Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Roberts hosted the Study Club on Butter Nut Ridge Road Tuesday evening with members in attendance from Oberlin and Elyria. The discussion covered My Place in Politics and The Intelligent View in a thoroughly interesting session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Roberts
Butternut Ridge Road
Study Club
Oberlin
Elyria
Mother Singers Rehearse at East Carlisle School
The Mother Singers Group of East Carlisle held a large rehearsal Thursday at East Carlisle School. Rehearsals moved from private homes due to big enrollment and will be permanently held at the school. The next rehearsal is scheduled for Thursday evening February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersingers
East Carlisle
Valentine Party at Butternut Ridge by Miss Viola Case
Miss Viola Case hosted twelve guests Tuesday evening at her home on Butternut Ridge road for an old fashioned Valentine party. Attendees wore masks as queen and king of hearts and other characters called at an improvised post office window for mail. Luncheon featured clever and original appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Case
Butternut Ridge Road
Queen
King of Hearts
visitors and illnesses touch several families in berlin heights area
Mr and Mrs Leon H Wise of Cleveland stayed Wednesday with Mrs Carrie Neff on Chestnut Ridge. Wise is a Grace Hospital supervisor in Ann Arbor Michigan. Jacob Frury and family on Oberlin road visited Berlin Heights to see son Hubert Frury. Walter G Smith of Garfield Heights recent guests with William Pfieffer on La Grange road. Jay Hardy confined at East River road home. Sara McClintock of Newark NJ arrived Tuesday to visit brother in law Paul Braddock and wife on Butternut Ridge road. Vida Smith ill on Grafton road but much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Wise
Cleveland
Carrie Neff
Chestnut Ridge
Wise
Grace Hospital
Anne Arbor
Michigan
Jacob Frury
Carolyn
Jacob Jr
Oberlin Road
Berlin Heights
Hubert Frury
Walter G. Smith
Garfield Heights
William Pfieffer
la Grange Road
Jay Hardy
East River Road
Sara McClintock
Newark
New Jersey
Paul Braddock
Butternut Ridge
Vida Smith
Grafton Road
Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Meet in Henrietta
A joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary society and Ladies Aid of the Methodist church gathered at the homes of Mrs. Fred Myer and Mrs. Paul Myer in Henrietta on Thursday. Mrs. Geissendoerfer opened with devotionals, a Bible study review followed, a pot luck lunch was served, and in the afternoon Mrs. Karl Mann led devotionals with a solo by Mrs. Ernest Lamveringer and a review by Mrs. Paul Portman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Fred Myer
Paul Myer
Geissendoerfer
Wyttenbach
Karl Mann
The
Missionary Society Ty
Ernest Lamveringer
Paul Portman
Love and Money Drive a High School Sweetheart into City Life
Marianne Minear, embittered when her high school sweetheart deserts her for a rich socialite, pursues wealth in New York real estate while Leonard Bailey loves her though poor. She shelters her sister Eve, plans a future away from the city, and juggles two men as events unfold at the office. The episode ends with Leonard absent at five, leaving Marianne anxious to discuss Eve and their precarious plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Minear
New York
Leonard Bailey
Harv
Leonard
Eve
Jean Givens
Marianne
Jill
Tlean Givens
Youth and Adventure
Len
Mrs Harry Jones Hosts True Pioneer Gatherings
Mrs Harry Jones read an article in The True Pioneer and noted a guest list including Mrs John Geissen Doerfer, Mrs Earl Mann and daughters Alice and Idella, Mrs Ernest Lammermeyer, Mrs George Minor, Mrs Anna Wyttenbach, Rev Samuel Kaetzel and wife, Mrs Ben Bauman, Mrs John Banman, Mrs Paul Portman, Mrs John Hostetler, Mrs Elmer Portman, Mrs Walter Angersbach and children John and Sarah, Mrs Leslie Gould, and Mrs Albert Reusser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
John Geissendoerfer
Earl Mann
Alice
Idella
Ernest Lammermyer
George Minor
Anna Wyttenbach
Samuel Kaetzel
Ben Bauman
John Banman
Paul Portman
John Hostettler
Elmer Portman
Walter Angersbach
John
Sarah
Leslie Gould
Albert Reusser
Birthday dinner honors Kneisel family in Rugby event
Mrs Louise Kneisel and families from Rugby and Brownhelm attended a dinner Sunday at the Elmer Portman home. The gathering celebrated birthday anniversaries of Lois and Lawrence Kneisel and Lowell Kneisel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kneisel
Elmer Kneisel
Lawrence Helen
Catharine
Rugby
Howard Kneisel
Lowell
Brownhelm
Elmer Portman
Lois
Lawrence
Lowell Kneisel
Valentine Party at the Curriers Hosts and Guests
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Currier entertained friends at a Valentine party Saturday evening with pinochle as the main diversion. At a late hour delicious refreshments were served to Mr and Mrs Albert Kremser, Mr and Mrs Vern Andrews of Ridgeville, Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Currier
Albert Kremser
Vern Andrews
Ridgeville
Ernest Lamvermyer
PTA Meeting At School Monday Evening
The regular meeting of the P T A will be held at the school building Monday evening February 17 Lloyd Sweet of Elyria will give a talk. The county orchestra will furnish the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Portman couple attend McKinley Day banquet in Elyria
Mr and Mrs H G Portman attended the McKinley Day banquet in Elyria on Wednesday evening. Mrs Leonard Buchs visited Miss Martha Bauman at Amherst Hospital Sunday afternoon. George and Clarence Johannsen and Herman Webber of Birmingham were guests of Myron Ries Thursday evening. Carl Reusser and Dan Knoble were Cleveland visitors Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Portman
Elyria
Leonard Buchs
Martha Bauman
Amherst Hospital
George and
Clarence Johannsen
Herman Webber
Birmingham
Myron Ries
Carl Reusser
Dan Knoble
Cleveland
Archie Bartlome
Melvin Unger
Lester Husted
G. M. Snyder
L. M. Kelly
Doris Daniels
Tom Alexander
Charles Court
Emil Burrichter
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Wallace Wood
Weekend visitors at local homes report several trips
The passage lists social visits at residents' homes. Mrs. Wallace Court hosts relatives at her home. Mrs. John Ives and son Harold visit Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horn in Oberlin. Hazel Rutherford spends the weekend at her Dover home. Richard K. Portman of Sandusky visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Portman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Court
John Ives
Harold
Oberlin
Adam Horn
Hazel Rutherford
Dover
Richard K. Portman
Sandusky
Mrs
H. G. Portman
Social visits and scarlet fever quarantine noted in Spencer
Huntington residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dill hosted at Karl Weiderich home while Mrs Rose Knapp visited her relatives. Several families were quarantined due to scarlet fever amid weekend gatherings with extended kin including the Crile, Vogelsang and Hall families and others from Elyria Cleveland Dover and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dill
Karl Weiderich
Spencer
Huntington Grange meets with Oberlin Grange visitors
Huntington Grange No 2043 held its meeting last Thursday night February 6 Oberlin Grange attended from Oberlin La Grange Belden Kipton Carlisle and Wellington and presented the Traveling Bible plus a fine program A pot luck lunch fed 134 members The next meeting is scheduled for February 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Grange No
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin
la Grange
Belden
Kipton
Carlisle
Wellington
Fiance Idle Wedding Off In Fremont Ohio
Probate Judge Robert J. Gabel received a letter returning a marriage license with the statement that the couple did not marry. The bride cited her sweetheart losing his job and said they must postpone their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, O
Robert J. Gabel
Past Matrons Host Party and Local News in Grafton
Mrs Dida Gott and Mrs Grace Rauson hosted the Past Masons of Lyndon Chapter O E 8 at Mrs Gott’s home. Elected officers included President Susan Cragin Vice President Nellie Lehman and Secretary Doris Sheldon. Attendees from Grafton included Mary Finley Doris Sheldon Nellie Lehman Edna Taylor and Susan Cragin. The column also notes funeral attendance for Rev Fr John Casey in Cleveland and various local visits, hospital updates, and upcoming farm machinery instruction events in Elyria.
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Grafton
Dida Gott
Grace Rauson
Lyndon
O. E
Susan Cragin
Nellie Lehman
Doris Sheldon
Mary Finley
Edna Taylor
Howard Kinnect
Kenneth
Betty
Carlisle
Lottie Kinnect
Maurice Kiinect
Lodi
Ralph McClellan
Akron
J. A. Knechtges
Ed Washington
John Casey
Grafton Immaculate Conception
Cleveland
Fred Britting
Elyria Hospital
Walter Jantz
English Teachers Club
the Gables
Elyria
Lottie Klinect
Howard Klinect
Bertha Klinect
Lucille Lang
Mary McClintock
Memorial Hospital
City Hospital
Earl Woodburn
Gene
E. H. Wise
Floyd
Harold Lang
Corwin Mennell
Mickey Rad
Extension School
Gilbert Diedrick
F. E. Schriver
Mary Storey
Ernest Bell
Mary Elizabeth
W. D. Johnson
Irvin Benton
Baptist
Wellington Congregational Church
N. Hoskins
Eaton
ELECT OFFICERS OF QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
At a Queen Esther Society meeting at Mrs. C. B. Finley home officers were elected for the year. Alice Tran is president, Ruth Bladowski vice president, Alice Bladowaski secretary, Arlene Trenchard treasurer, Evadene Trenchard reporter. Helen Bradley program chairman with La Verne Toghill as assistant, Wilhelmine Myers sun shine chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
M. B. Church
C. B. Finley
Alice Tran
Ruth Bladowski
Alice Bladowaski
Arlene Trenchard
Evadene Trenchard
Helen Bradley
LaVerne Toghill
Sunshine
Wilhelmine Myers
Women’s Bible class meeting at Mrs Holcomb home
Twenty members attended the Women’s Bible class of the M. E. Church at Mrs. W. F. Holcomb’s Thursday afternoon. President Mrs. Lottie Klinect presided over business, followed by a program on Mrs. Nancy Hankley, an article on Kentucky Mountain Work by Mrs. Musa Artz, and a Florida trip sketch by Mrs. A. Ryder. A social hour ended with lunch and a decorated birthday cake for Agnes Finlayson. Mrs. T. Trembath will host in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church
W. F. Holcomb
Lottie Klinect
Nancy Hankley
Kentucky
Musa Artz
A. Ryder
Florida
Agnes Finlayson
T. Trembath
Class Entertained by Young People’s Bible Class Meeting
The Young People's Bible Class of the M. E. Sunday school met at Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dunlap's home with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Summerton assisting. Rev. Beebe and Mrs. Geo Edwards performed trombone and trumpet duets Ivory Palaces and Whispering Hope. Bingo offered prizes to Floyd Zacharias and Mrs. Helen Butler, with Carl Shephard and Miss Marie Zacharias as consolation winners. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Delbert Dunlap
Hugh Summerton
Beebe
Geo. Edwards
Floyd Zacharias
Helen Butler
Carl Shepherd
Marie Zacharias
Farewell party for Sprague family before Oberlin move
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sprague for a farewell party featuring games music and an oyster supper. Guests came from Berea Elyria Eaton Grafton and La Grange. The Spragues and their sons plan to relocate to a farm near Oberlin on March 1. A widening circle will dine at the M E church on Thursday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Sprague
Berea
Elyria
Eaton
Grafton
la Grange
Mra. Sprague and Sons
Oberlin
M. E. Church
In the French Chamber a crop and sugar industry groups
In the French Chamber there is an agricultural group a sugar group a viticultural group and others of a similar nature.
Oberlin Grange Card Party Sees Strong Turnout
Oberlin February 14 regular bi monthly card party at Grange hall drew a fall attendance. Eight tables of games produced prizes for Mrs Hollis Keighley Clarence Parsons Mrs Lyman Knowles and Arthur Faulkner. Lunch was served and a committee was named for the next event on February 22 with Mrs Roy Franklin Mrs John Franklin and Leo Hanlon coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Hollis Keighley
Clarence Parsons
Lyman Knowles
Arthur Faulkner
Roy Franklin
John Franklin
Leo Hanlon
Oberlin Grange 1003 Attends Huntington Program
Twenty six Oberlin Grange members traveled to Huntington on Thursday evening for the lecture hour program after the business meeting led by J S Heiffner. Attendance by location totaled Oberlin 26 Belden 7 Carlisle 16 Old Glory 9 Hickory Tree 6 Penfield 15 Eaton 4 Wellington 10 Ridgeville 8 Huntington 26. The program featured songs with words by Mrs Jessie Kimpton, readings by Mrs Edward Schramm, plays and skits by local members, a piano solo Titania by Mrs Leo Hanton, discussions on Rural Electrification by Roscie Campbell, a Traveling Bible presentation by Mrs Viola Berg, and a concluding tableaux In the Cross of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange No. 1003
Huntington
J. S. Heiffner
Huntington Grange
Oberlin
Belden
Carlisle
Old Glory
Hickory ‘Tree
Penfield
Eaton
Wellington
Ridgeville
Jessie Kimpton
Edward Schramm
Leonard Berg
Francis Emerich
Titania
Leo Hanton
the Prodigy
William Berg
Juanita
Charles Feakins
Mary Hacker
Ida Belle Peabody
Henry Sandrock
Ernest Parke
James Laurie
Theo Manus
Christ
Mary Lounsbrough
Juanita Schramm
Ida Belle
Vivian Peabody
Leo Hanlon
Viola Berg
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin Grange No 1003 Holds Regular Meeting
Oberlin Grange No 1003 met Tuesday evening with light turnout. Three membership applications were referred to a committee. Fred Berg’s resignation as steward was accepted and James Laurie will fill the chair next meeting. Dinner committees were named for upcoming events including the County Wool Growers and Oberlin Business Men’s Club. The Membership contest will end April 14 with losers hosting a dinner. The Home Economics chair staged and announced events for the “Hobo Party” and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange No
Juena Hanlon
Mary Hacker
Mary Lounsbrought
Fred Berg
James Laurie
Anna Berg
Charles Gibson
County Wool Growers’ Association
Chas. Feakins
Hazel Nash
Raymond Reisinger
Jacob Albright
Henry Sandrock
Charles Feakins
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Pomona Grange
William Berg
Simeon Nash
Leo Hanlon
Home Economics Committee
Grange Program Attended by Local Residents
James Laurie Theodore Manns Mr and Mrs Edward Schramm and daughter Juanita attended Kipton Grange on Tuesday evening. The program was presented by Huntington Grange. Betty Kreeger 14, granddaughter of Ludolf and Mrs Kreeger Amherst, died at home last Wednesday morning. Mrs George Hahn learned the news and she and son Myron Werner visited the Kreeger home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Carl Berg is ill, her son Harold and family from New Oberlin staying with the Bergs. Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm attended a bridge party at the Maynard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laurie
Theodore Manns
Edward Schramm
Juanita
Kipton Grange
Huntington Grange
George Hahn
Betty Kreeger
Ludolf Kreeger
Amherst
Hahn
Carl Berg
Harold
New Oberlin
Berg
Harlan Schramm
Maynard
Community Notes From Amherst And Nearby Towns
Local residents share visits and greetings in Amherst Berea and Norwalk. Mrs Andrew and Mr Grillewitty recover from eye surgery at Fremont Hospital. Doris Wangerin resumes studies at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Dora Auble from Cleveland mourned with family as services were held after a funeral at St Joseph's. Ruth Sandrock ill with whooping cough. various neighbors hosted and visited across Amherst Akron and Wycliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obama An
Andrew Perted
Ie Isk
Ralph University
Columbus
Norwalk
Ing
Arvty
Grillewitty
Fremont Hospital
Arthurein
Doris
Berea
Edward Schramm
Baldwin-Walklace College
John Youngless
Amherst
Youngless
Dora Auble
Cleveland
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Allan Lang
Charlies Lambert
Akron
Rachael Ashby
Hasel Nash
Arthur Wangerein
Stanley Wangerein
Lloyd Ashby
Charles Lambert
B. Chester Nash
Alma Sbarckert
Kathryn Albrecht
Ruth Sandrock
Marguerite
William’ Grills
Harvey Lipatine
Wycliffe
Anna Berg
New London Garden Club Holds February Meeting
The New London Garden Club met at Mrs. E. A. Roasberry's home despite bad weather. The business session featured the year book distribution and a program on Trees and Flowers, The Story of Gardens, Caring for Winter Birds. One new member joined and Vermilion Garden Club invited members to its March 19 dinner. The next meeting is Feb 25 at the Public Library auditorium with E. W. Mapus of Clyde, Ohio speaking on Flowers and Beets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Garden Club
E. A. Roasberry
Garden Club
T. H. Smith
H.&. Stratton
Blanche Palmer
Vermilion Garden Club
Loca Club
Public Library
E. W. Mapus
Clyde, O
Change in dates for Windy Willows play
The New London Grange play Windy Willows has dates moved to avoid a conflict with the Huron County Basketball tournament. Opening is now February 25 in Clarkefield, with a February 27 home show and a Wakeman performance on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jig
London Grange
Windy Willows
Clarkefield
Wakeman
Sackett Heads to Miami Band Tour With Local Musicians
Richard Sackett, son of Mr and Mrs J H Sackett, left Wednesday for Miami Florida to join a large orchestra. He will play drums alongside Rodney Allen Guy Farnsworth and Fred Hitchcock of Ashland. At his departure he was feted at a six o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs G H Page and their daughter of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sackett
J. H. Sackett
Miami
Pla
Sackett
Rodney Allen
Guy Farnsworth
Fred Hitchcock
Ashland
Young Sackett
G. H. Page
Wellington
Ladies Night Observed by Local Rotary Club
Fifty Rotarians and Rotary Anns attended a Ladies Night at the high school auditorium. The program opened with a three course dinner and Rotary songs. Mrs. Barrett Mrs. White and Mrs. Landes performed, with Mrs. Lawrence at the piano. Professor R. R. Haas of Ashland College gave a talk titled Your Philosophy of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Rotary
G. A. Barrett
Paul M. White
Ira L. Landes
Wm. Lawrence
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!