York School teams fall to Brunswick in two games
The York School boys basketball teams traveled to Brunswick last Tuesday and lost both games. The A team fell 24-21 and the B team 22-14. These were the final games of the year as they prepare for Medina County School Tournament at Medina High Auditorium with York facing Hinckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallett Creek
York School
Brunswick
Medina County
Medina High Auditorium
York
Hinckley
Trustees in York T ownship discuss Cleveland road work
J. C. Bricker and J. B. Chamberlain, trustees for York Township, attended a meeting in Cleveland last Wednesday to discuss road work plans and related improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bricker
J. B. Chamberlain
York Township
Cleveland
Quilt Group Plans Extra Sessions at Parker Home
Members of the M. P. Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Violet Parker's residence on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons last week. They prepared a new quilt awaiting frame setup and scheduled additional meetings to complete it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
Violet Parker
Senior Class Party at Frederick Swartz Home
Frederick Swartz hosted the Senior Class gathering Saturday evening with teachers Miss Carson Miss Kuntz and Mr Naragan in attendance. The group played games and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Swartz
Miss Carson
Miss Kuntz
Naragan
Litchfield Girl Reserves Host York Unit in Meeting
The Litchfield Girl Reserves hosted Miss Laura Morrow and Miss Vida Sanderson from Medina County at the Litchfield School. An evening of games followed a program, with a dainty luncheon served. Attendees from Mallett Creek included Violet Few and several Chamberlain sisters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
York
Laura Morrow
Medina County
Vida Sanderson
Mallett Creek
Violet Few
Maxine
Gwendolyn Chamberlain
Elinor
Julia Bohley
Beulah MacDonell
Mildred Canfield
Nellie Roman
Thelma Berlin
Medina man burned at Gibbs Motor Company garage
Earl C. Pierce, employed at the Gibbs Motor Company garage in Medina, was badly burned last Friday when frozen oil in a crankcase he was thawing caught fire. He is confined at home under medical care but is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Pierce
Gibbs Motor Company
Medina
Local residents visit friends and family across several towns
A string of social calls and moves across Medina, Wellington, Spencer, Akron, and Lakewood fill the week. Notable visits include Orville Pickett and Mrs. Catherine Murray to Frances Nettleton, and families moving to new farms and homes on Branch road and the Stahl house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Pickett
Catherine Murray
Cleveland
Frances Nettleton
Floyd Nettleton
John Chamberlain
Medina
J. C. Bricker
Spencer
Archie Curtiss
H. O. Pratt
Wellington
John Swartz
A. H. Dickey
Lakewood
Q. G. Swartz
William Buffington
Eloise Olson
Hazel Canfield
Esther
George Bates
Akron
Claire Burkett
Mildred Canfield
Battles
Delbert Rummery
North Royalton
M. C. Hendrickson
Philip Pfundstein
Clarence Mumford
Mumford
Donald White
Wesley White
Town Regulation on Vehicle Lights at Dusk
The town enforces a rule requiring all vehicles to carry a light once darkness begins and when lights are lit. The policy defines darkness as the moment the street lights switch on, tying visibility to illumination.
Woman claims 10 pounds lost in one week with Kruschen
Dayton resident Betty Luedeke touts Kruschen as a safe weight loss aid noting she shed ten pounds in seven days. The ad recommends half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast and urges purchase at C. W. Philips or any drugstore with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
C. W. Phil's
America
Local Social and School notes From Sheffield Lake
Society updates from Sheffield Lake include a St Theresa hall dance and various community activities. Miss Ellen May Jackson hosted Marion Chambers, Alta Myers returned home, and the Garfield Community club met with committees appointed. Brookside High School classes toured Lorain stores and the American Lace factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
St. Theresa's Hall
Ellen May Jackson
Marion Chambers
Alta Myers
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Gurney Andrews
North Olmstead
James A. McConithe
Ohio
Parent Teacher Association
Brookside School
Garfield Community Club
Banco
H. Jackson
H. F. Chanders
Brookside High School
Helen Frisbee
Lorain
éHhloria
Orphelia Gonger
Archie Haynes and Sons
Frankie Reese
John Morris
Eleanor Kriebel
Gubano
Abbe Road
Nick Ricci
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elvrra Fair Grounds
Archie Haynes
West River Road
Brookside
Belden
George Jenkins
Avon
H. C. Chambers
Kolinski
Crowe
Willard Taft
Cleveland
James A. McConibe
Sheffield Lake
Peter Conrad
St. Theresa's Sewing Circle
Local Social Roundup from Vincent Vincent Area
Feb 21 reports from Penfield Junction and nearby communities include visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and daughter Sayre to the Stoughton family, Mrs. R B Brown at Elyria card club, and attendees at a second Elyria community auction sale. A Valentine party hosted by Miss Eleanor Cuen entertained twelve Sunshine class girls, while local ladies sewed for welfare relief at the Vincent school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Giberson
Memorial Hospital
Frank Trockley
George Szabo
Andrew Trimmell
Elyria
Frankie Reese
J. H. Haynes
C. Keller
F. A
Vincent School
Markley PTA Holds Regular Meeting on Feb 16
The Markley Parent Teacher Association conducted its regular meeting Thursday evening February 16 with about twenty five adults in attendance. The business session was led by president Mrs E Sprague. Miss Barter then took charge of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley Parent Teacher Association
E., Sprague
Quilting Club Entertained by Mrs Rhodes in Elyra
Carlisle reports the Quilting Club members will be entertained Thursday by Mrs Russell Rhodes at her home in Elyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Quilting Club
Russell Rhodes
Elyra
Founders Day program at East Carlisle School articulates parent and teacher origins
Mrs. Carl Martin spoke on The Origin of the National Congress of Parent and Teachers at East Carlisle School. A pageant by a child and five adults traced the parent-teacher idea. A candle relay linked National to Local P T A reps, then back to the child. Mrs. Roy Jackson led a brief meeting in President Su dro's absence. The group voted to buy new play balls and enjoyed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
East Carlisle
National Congress of Parent and Teachers
P. T
Roy Jackson
William Sudro
Banquet Honors Sixty Fathers and Sons at LaPorte Methodist
The Ladies' Aid at LaPorte Methodist church hosted sixty fathers and sons for a Lincoln birthday themed banquet. Lyle Bungart directed a program of original songs, Clarence Whitney to a toast to the sons, Rev J H Jones presided, and Dr E J Bond of Elyria urged father son cooperation. Winters Quartette and William Nearer with George Steinmetz provided musical numbers and guitar duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons
LaPorte Methodist Church
Lincoln
IL. C. Breyoort
Lyle Bungart
Clarence Whitney
J. H. Jones
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Winters Quartette
William Nearer
George Steinmetz
Orchestra to Play at Spanish War Veterans Party
Leonard McDaniels of the Warne Garland Orchestra will perform at the Spanish War Veterans party at the K of C Hall in Elyria on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard McDaniels
Butternut Rige Road
Warne Garland Orchestra
K. of C. Hall
Elyria
Lovejoys Visit Krebs Family on Butternty Ridge Road
Mr and Mrs Albert Lovejoy and daughter Mary of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs at their home on Butternty Ridge road during a recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lovejoy
Mary
Cleveland
Albert Krebs
Butternty Ridge Road
Neighborhood Party for 35 at Butternut Ridge Road
Mesdames George and Ralph Acker hosted 35 neighbors from 2 to 5 PM on Wednesday. Mrs. Eric D. Chapman played piano and Mrs. H. H. Gregg sang. Prizes went to Mrs. Mark Willis, Mrs. Frank Yonker, and guest prize to Mrs. Richard D. Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames George and
Ralph Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Eric D. Chapman
H. H. Gregg
Mark Willis
Frank Yonker
Richard D. Forney
Carlisle Center P T A Social Event And Notices
Carlisle Center P T A hosted a large social evening with pinochle pedro and five hundred prizes awarded to locals. A dance fundraiser is planned for February 24 at Nuhn's Barn to support the association. Taxpayers League to meet at the schoolhouse tonight at 8. Various local residents visited or stayed with families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
LaGrange Road
Pedro
Laurence Smith
Fred Diedrich
John Solet
Geo. Downs
Sarah Shriver
Gilbert Diedrich
Carlisle Center Pp. T. A
Nuhn’s
Taxpayers’ League
Founders Day Program Supports National PTA Work
Five PTA members and one girl led the entertainment for Founders Day then cut and sold birthday cakes with proceeds benefiting the national PTA.
Tempting Reunion Sparks Ambition and Remembrance
Janney returns to a grand hall and confronts Elise Watterson, the former stage star now living near Sylvan Park with her son Lad. The narrative recalls Elise and Bob’s failed marriage and the brothers' troubled family past, setting up a renewed tension as Elise invites Janney to visit.
Elyria Social Guests Attend Homes of Local Residents
Mrs Clayton EB Smith of La Porte visited Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs A T Glew in Elyria while the Snyder home in Elyria welcomed guests Mrs and Mr Charles Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Elyria
Clayton EB. Smith
la Porte
A. T. Glew
Pitkins Host Quilting Party With Wellington Guests
Mrs. O. H. Pitkin and Miss Ava Pitkin entertained at a quilting party last Tuesday afternoon at their Grafton road home. Guests included Mrs. John Wight, Mrs. Herman Wight, Mrs. Harry Lee and son Harry Lee Jr., and Mrs. John Brunner, all of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Pitkin
Ava Pitkin
Grafton Road
John Wight
Herman Wight
Harry Lee
Harry Lee Jr
John Brunner
Wellington
Valentine party scene among Elyria church group
Miss Nettidean Greene attended a Valentine party hosted by Miss Charlotte Chase for the Sunday School Class of the Church of Christ in Elyria. The event was held at Chase's Elyria home. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Rennie visited friends in La Porte while Ira Ives and Dorothy joined Ralph Ives and Dorothy Ives at the Boone home in Columbia Station. Mrs. Guy Borop, after weeks with her parents on the Grafton road, returned to Walnut, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Lebech
Cleveland
George Acker
Laurence Krebs
Butternut Ridge Road
George Eppley
Linwood Park
Arthur Carpenter
Eaton
S. N. Haven
Grafton Road
Bobby Hastings
Lorain
S. J. Hastings
Edna Whitney
Friends
Chicago
Joyce Gregg
Lindy Lodge
Wiliam Rennie
LaPorte
Nettidean Greene
East River Road
Church of Christ In
Elyria
Eva Robinson
Charlotte Chase
William Rennie
Wayne Kropp
la Porte
Ira Ives
Ruby
Indian Hollow Road
Ralph E. Ives
Dorothy
Earl Boone
Columbia Station
Guy A. Borop
O. H. Pitkin
Walnut, Il
Five Hundred Party At East River Road Home
Mrs. Wm. Harding hosted neighbors for a five hundred game at her East River road residence Thursday afternoon. A Valentine colored luncheon was served after the play. Mrs. Albert Hegginbotham attended a meeting of the Evangelical Woman's Union last Tuesday at the Evangelical church on Third street in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hegginbotham
Robson Road
Evangelical Woman’s Union
Evangelical Church
Third Street
Elyria
Carlisle Women's and Neighborhood Socials Report
Carlisle Men s Five Hundred Club met at the McGuire home on LaGrange road. Upcoming gathering set for Feb 23 at the Boylans Elyria. Thimble Bee luncheon attended by Mrs Acker at Mrs Wenske s Lakewood home. Mrs Balcomb and Mrs Daley of Elyria guests at Mrs Gregg s. Neighborhood Club plans Family Night at Carlisle Center School. Joseph Grace of Lakewood visited the McGuire home. Mrs Lantsberry ill on LaGrange road. Mrs Chapman dined with the Greggs on Butternut Ridge. Mrs Kerckhoff of Lakewood visiting Acker home. Mrs Chalkley and son Billy with Mrs Forney of Cleveland were recent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Wm. T. McGuire
LaGrange Road
Wm. Boylan
Elyria
George W. Acker
Carl Wenske
Lakewood
Inez Balcomb
Ralph C. Daley
H. H. Gregg
Carlisle Neighborhood Club
Carlisle Center School
Joseph Grace
William T. McGuire
Henry Lantsberry
Otto B. Chapman
Butternut Ridge Road
Ference Kerckhoff
Ralph V. Acker
William Chalkley
Billy
C. D. Forney
Cleveland
Elyria social notes list meetings and events
Mrs Richard D Forney and family of Blue Creek Poultry Farm are mentioned. Attendees include Mrs Walter Nevins and Mrs Newton L Kirk of Chestnut Ridge at a First Methodist Circle No 1 meeting hosted by Mrs Fred Lawrence in Elyria. Louise Smith of Graf ton road attends a Dominic's Cuisine luncheon in Elyria hosted by Lorain County Bankers. Other notes include Circle No 9 at the church, T N T Club at Mildred Smith's home, Mothers Auxiliary at United Presbyterian, Lady Rowena Circle at Resor home, Garden Club at the Woman's Club, and a bridge party at the Woman's Club hosted by the Business Woman's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Forney
Blue Creek
Walter Nevins
Newton L. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Circle No. 1
First Methodist Church
Fred Lawrence
Elyria
Louise Smith
Grafton Road
Dominic’s Cuisine
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Howard Miller
Circle No. 9
Clara Mae Eddy
Butternut Ridge Road
T. N. T. Club
Mildred Smith
Robert Sherrard
Wast Avenue
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
FE. J. VanAmburgh
la Porte
Clarence Payne
Oberlin
John Resor
Dolores Resor
Rosella Ewers
East River Road
Resor
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Garden Club
Woman’s Club
Eric D. Chapman
the Hedges
Woman's Club
Business Woman's Department
Ladies Society meeting at Community church Pittsfield
The Ladies' Society of the Community church met with Mrs. James Mc Connell. Twenty two ladies attended and spent the afternoon sewing. The next meeting is set for Thursday March 2 at the home of Mrs. Elmer Wideman for an afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield, O
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
James McConnel
Elmer Wideman
Pittsfield Club Dance At Town Hall Plans Friday Event
The Pittsfield Athletic Club hosted a dance at Town Hall on Thursday with strong attendance. A second dance is set for Friday evening March 3 at the same venue with Moshers Orchestra providing music and Ray Grundy calling the old fashioned dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Moshers
Ray Grundy
Club Supper a Success at Monthly Church Meeting
At the Men's Club Friday evening a fine church supper was served by the men. Menu included roast pork mashed potatoes gravy lima beans salad pie and coffee. A magician duo from Wellington and Elyria entertained followed by local musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Haden
Wellington
William Burgette
Elyria
Mildred Brewley
Lena Dirlam
Wallace Bryenton
Lena
Diriam Sings Two Lovely Solos At Pleasant Evening
A lively gathering featured two solo performances by Diriam, described as delightful and enjoyable with attendees reporting a warm, pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diriam
Methodist Missionary Society Meeting Scheduled
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon February 23 at the home of Mrs. George. Mrs. Walter West will entertain her mother Mrs. A M Sherburne at her Wellington home next Wednesday February 22 for Mrs Sherburne eightieth birthday. Friends may call to pay respects. Mrs Hugh Johns of Lorain visited Eva Piper. Pittsfield Rural Dramatic Club to present Tea Tap Tavern at Oberlin Grange hall Thursday February 23. Mildred Lounsbrough and daughter Betty Maye lunched with Mrs Forrence Worcester in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George White
Walter West
A. M. Sherburne
Wellington
Eva Piper
Pittsfield
William Crosier Celebrates 90th Birthday in Pittsfield
William Crosier, born February 18 1843 in Sullivan Ohio, marked his ninety years on February 18 in Pittsfield. A longtime resident since 1877 he married Susan Sweet in 1869 and has two sons Ford and Harry. Despite a hip fracture two years ago he has regained health and enjoys visits from family and friends as he eyes the century milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crosier
Mr. Crosier
Sullivan
Ohio
Stephen Crosier
Pittsfield
Susan Sweet
Copake
N. Y
Ford
Harry
Crosier
Allen Hospital
Frank Smith
Elyria
Mabel Hawk
Wellington
Clayton Pickworth
Washington Birthday Party by Mr Ladies Aid Society
Penfield Feb 21 The Mr Ladies Aid Society plans a Washington birthday party at Society Hall on Wednesday evening February 22. George and Martha Washington will be invited to the banquet early in the evening. An evening of games and fun is promised for attendees. A ten cent supper will be served at seven o clock until all are served, featuring potatoes bread and butter salad cherry pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Mr. Ladies Aid Society
Washington
Society Hall
George
Martha Washington
Grange Notes Vote To Hold Lecture Hour Program
Pen field Grange held a regular meeting Wednesday with strong attendance. During the session a vote was taken to hold the program listed during the lecture hour at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Grange
Social register woes blur lines of prestige in New York
The piece notes shifting social aims in New York society as high status names seek omission from the Social Register. Elsa Maxwell is highlighted for leveraging celebrity at events while Broadway figures and tabloids influence seating and attention. A nighttime street scene shows a moonlit city stray, a woman with a netted hat and a girl digging dirt, a buried treasure notion, and a quizzical reflection on agrarian impulses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Social Register
Elsa Maxwell
Tne
Gold Coast
Mae West
Peggy
Daddy Browning
Orchid
Dutch Schulz
Wall Street
Center Mall
Increasingly Frozen Enthusiasms For Jimmy Walker
Public reaction to Jimmy Walker grows hostile as fans hiss him and his partner Betty Compton. The crowd’s loud disapproval shifts from silence to sustained jeering, reflecting strained reception of the couple in social events and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Walker
Betty Compton
Walker
Embassy Film Hub Draws City Notables
The Embassy, promoter of the all newsreel policy, acts as a town pump for the metropolis with a steady patronage. Notables like Charles M. Schwab, Nathan Burkan, Owen Young, and Damon Runyon frequent the audience where Colonel Lindbergh often views films of himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Nathan Burkan
Owen Young
Damon Runyon
Lam
Colonel Lindbergh
Magicians Entertain Juvenile Grange Meeting
The meeting closed with entertainment by Wellington magicians W. T. Harken and assistant W. L. Burgette. The performance was praised as cheerful by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hacken
W.L. Burgette
Wellington
P. T. A. Plans Penny Carnival at School Friday
The P. T. A. will hold a penny carnival at the school building on Friday evening, March 3. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
Wellington residents share a midweek visit in brief
Mrs. Paul Recard and daughter from Wellington visited Mrs. Ralph Bowman on Wednesday. Jay Hart lost a work horse, the second recent loss. Mrs. A B Smith has bronchitis, Mrs. W C Rollin is indisposed. Ray Hastings of Litchfield and family dined with George Hastings and the Bowmans. Hugh Nolan and mother Mrs Gray moved northeast of Elyria, with Joe Beal and family also moving onto a farm northeast of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Recard
Wellington
Ralph Bowman
Jay Hart
A. B. Smith
W. C. Rollin
Ray Hastings
Litchfield
George Hastings
Hugh Nolan
Gray
Elyria
Joe Beal
Wel fare Group to Meet on Edison Highway
Elyria Townline road reports a welfare group meeting at the Knittle home on Edison Highway scheduled for Tuesday February 21. Local residents attend various activities and visits include M B church Circle No 6 meeting and Evange lical League events at Oberlin road home.
Two Robins Sighted in Columbia This Week
In Columbia on February 21, residents reported two robins seen around town with Mrs Bernice Allen of Berea noting the early spring arrivals. The sighting marks the first of the week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Robins
Bernice Allen
Berea
Park Avenue couple faces eviction amid squalor
Katherine Brush observes a young married couple on Park Avenue trapped at life’s dregs. Their furniture and household items are pawned and servants dismissed as they endure hopeless dejection. The garbage man arrives and they respond with a tired demand to be sent up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Brush
Park Avenue
Clyde Beatty rises in Hollywood as new king of dames
Once a shy farm boy from near Chillicothe Q three years ago Clyde Beatty went from cage cleaner to trainer of wild cats. Now he resembles a polished Menjou type with pencil mustache as he attends teas and openings at Sid Graumann's, succeeding Johnny Weissmuller in a brand new Hollywood role with the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beatty
Johnny Weissmuller
Hollywood
Chillicothe, Q
Sid Graumann
Teas Conquered by Technocrats and Noel Goward
A clipped note reports that teas are now largely consumed by tech minded elites and hints at a new focal point involving Noel Goward, reflecting contemporary cultural shifts and public figures.
Nutrition meeting postponed to February 23 due to cold
The report notes a heart trouble recovery, a nutrition meeting led by Miss Alice Bird rescheduled to next Thursday at one o’clock, with demonstrations on economical meat dishes. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank Hollacher of Cleveland visited FP Hathaway, while many others visited friends in Kipton, Eaton, Berea, and nearby areas amid Mrs Sumner’s stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
Frank Hollacher
Cleveland
FP. T. Hathaway
George May
Kipton
Emmaline Pitt
Claude Adams
Florence Rundle
Elyria
Chas. Longbon
Wm. Cole
P. TT. Hathaway
Jennie Cole
Eaton
Mary Sumner
Berea
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