Local social notes and club meetings across communities
The home of Mrs. Boise Terie hosts a reunion of the st Association with regular meetings and plans. Mrs. Howard Utte travels to the RIN Club gathering Saturday evening. Daughters of Scotland meet in regular session at Pythian Hall. Pentagon Club to resume activities after holiday recess at Mrs. Al Waldron’s Jackson Street home. Guests include Walter McMullen and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Alexander and children Lesley and Barbara of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander of LaPorte, and Sarah Pemberthy with granddaughter Mary Ellen visiting at family homes. Attendees from Robengraad, Gratton read, and Rosen read mark holiday visits. Donald Shepard boards the U.S.S. Philippine Sea en route to Norfolk. Several guests from Chicago visited relatives in Gratton read and Rosen read over the holidays. Bert McMullen hosts eight guests for cards and dessert.
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St Association
Boise ‘Terie
Jackson Areet
Howard Utte
Jessamineg
Daughters of Scotland
Pythian Hall
Pentagon Club
al Waldron
Jackson Street
Bul
Butternut Ridge
Walter McMullen
Patty
LaPorte
Mire
Lester Alexander
Lesley
Barbara
Elyria
Robert Alexander
Sarah Pemberthy
Mary Ellen
Carrol T. Shepa
Robengraad
Sam Pryce Sr
Sam Pryce Jr
Sara Lou
Harold McConnells
Carole Lou
Joy
Ellen
al Os Elgria
Donald Shepard
U. S. S. Philippine Sea
Norfolk
T. A. Hermes
Chicago
Samuel Stevenson
Gratton Read
Donald van Arsdale
Rosen Read
Florida
Bert McMullen
Past Chiefs Meet Amherst and League Elect Officers
Mrs Henry Raesier and Mrs Charles Miller hosted the Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters at the Raesier home on North Main Street. The group voted to buy an electric tran for the Pythian Sister Home in Medina and planned a Feb 4 meeting at Mrs Josine McLean’s Forest Street home with co host Mildred Moebius. Awards went to Mrs Lynch Mrs Roemer and Mrs Bernice Weston. Also present were Edith Ehrman Ruth Schaeffer Nettie Schaeffer Jessie Mel ran Carne Kreger Sophia Rubel Cynthia Mengre Ethel Sulgenbauer and others. Following social hour a luncheon was served. Election of officers highlighted the Intermediate League of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church gathering in church parlors. Officers elected were John Jowett president Jerry Prittie vice president Mildred Martin secretary Dorothy Moebius treasurer Hob Coverdale recreational director. Plans included a skating party at Brighton on Monday evening January 14 with transportation arranged. An invitation was extended to all residents. Those planning to attend should meet at 6:45 p.m. at the church. New officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs
Amherst
Henry Raesier
Charles Miller
Pythian Sisters
Raesier
North Main Street
Pythian
Medina
Jisne MecLean
Forest Street
Mes
Mildred Moebius
Alrs
Ao Lynch
Atrs
Roemer
Bernite Weston
Edith Ehrman
Ruth Schaeffer
Nettie Schaeffer
Jessie Mel Ran
Carne Kreger
Sophia Rubel
Cynthia Mengre
Ethel Sulgenbauer
The
Mistesses
Brighton
League
Community church meeting and local club notes
Mary Martha class of the Congregational church met Monday evening in church parlors with Mrs. Clayton Scheldt presiding. Miss Marion Steele led the devotional and 24 members shared a informal supper. Rotary Club welcomed guest speaker KE Buell on Democracy. Republican meetings planned in village hall with Ray Wasem presiding and Harold Curstall to speak on primaries and party platform. Various church guilds, circles, and societies schedule meetings including St Peters Evangelical and Reformed, Brawnhel Evangelical, St Joseph's Catholic, and the Medallion Club. Visiting the Medina Pythian Sister Home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Tlass
Congrégational Church
Clayton Scheldt
Marion Steele
Minnie Sabiers
Amery Schubley
William Robertson
William Schoemig
TAQ
Ray Wasem
Prescriet
Harold Curstall
Lorain County Reepublican
Camisitee Will
Will Inc
Luide
vThe
Ithe Village
Churg
Peter’s
Evangelical and Reformed
Women's Guild
William Mischka
Forest Street
R. M. Prittie
Ehuneh
Chcle
Brawnhel Evangelical
Women's Society For World Service
George Appley
Harry Stick Linlle
St. Joseph's
Medallion Chib
Ted Waek
Our Lady of Fatima
Ba. m
Holy Name Society
Mestina
Bernice Heston
Jessie McLean
Carrie Kreger Apent
Pythian
Medina
Surosis Ecub
Waller Schultz
Cleveland Avenue
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle
Carlisle Friends Celebrate New Year at Moran Home
Carlisle residents hosted 25 friends on New Year’s Eve at the Moran home on Grafton road with holiday decor and silvered tables. The event featured seasonal greens, carols led by Mrs. Frank Harrison, a midnight buffet, and a memorable hospitality setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Frank Moran
Grafton Road
Hove
Frank Harrison
George Stewart
Clevelang
Herman Goodspeed
Wednirs
Albert H. Goodspeed
Robert E. Unger Gielen Goodspeed
Churchill Goodspeed
Amherst
Grafton Bible Class Meets in New Year Observance
The Women’s Bible Class met Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. Mary Ryder with twelve members and one guest. President Mrs. Anna Hasler opened with devotions as items were read during roll call. The program featured readings titled New Year Greetings and A Christmas Carol among others, followed by social hour and dessert. Several guests were noted from nearby towns and many locals attended a New Year gathering at various homes.
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Grafton
Mary Ryder
Minnie Howe
Ard
Anna Hasler
Hus Oks
Ars
Maude Rinehart
News Ite
Wenitle Freeman
Mark
Judith Rutledge
Canfem
2. M. Spicer
Noel Syphers
Barbara Syphers
Val ‘von Syphers
Lakewood
Pee McClellan
Jack McClellan
Oss Merethy Hodes
Arevir
James Hastings
Mereth
Elyria
Duam Methedhin
Delores
Darlene Wid Larne
Columbia Station
Ford Hast
Kata
Miro
Spicer
Leon Lohan
Lehman
Thoersday Jollanyy
Mis Er Leth
Jett
East Thormidy
Dasper Street
Roy Racawell
Aldan
James Tran
Warired
Fauth Howard
Lucy Robson
Wesley Tan
Stanley Howard
North Rater
Pananer
Oerst Dvangdos
Ed Jangdon
Charles Maas
Brighton
Waliers
Mole Mre
Frank Keller
Podines
Frankie
North
Soil Improvement Pays Off For Northeastern Ohio Farms
Ohio State University economists report that farms in northeastern Ohio using gradual soil improvement earned much higher labor income than those with depleted soil. Higher lime and fertilizer use and clover pasture boosted yields, livestock, and feed, with best results at 10.9 tons lime 5 tons fertilizer and 420 tons manure per 100 rotated acres yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio
Winter Work In Farm Woodland Pays Dividends
Ohio forester K D McClintick urges winter woodland work as a productive farm enterprise. Culling undesired trees like ironwood birch and hickory frees space and moisture for valuable species. Use defective trees for repair lumber and stockpiling. Selling mature or decaying trees also profits. Keeping woodlands with fencing and pasture improves farm animal grazing.
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K. D. McClintick
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Silage Handling in Cold Weather Advised by Agronomist
Charles F. Rogers of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warns farmers to use silage quickly during extreme cold to limit frost. He recommends mixing frozen with interior warm portions, keeping silage in large chunks, and shaping surfaces away from walls to reduce deep edge freezing. A trench should be formed by pulling a fork between silo and silage, and straw or shavings placed around the wall to slow freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Rogers
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Agronomist
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