Bungle Family News and Grange Meeting in Townsend
The Bungle family reports the County Grange officers will meet in Townsend Ohio on Wednesday January with a formal dedication of the new Grange Hall at the regular meeting on Thursday January 19. All Granges in Huron and nearby counties are invited. Also brief notices mention Georgetown University students Reeley and Crabbes returning to studies and Mrs Clauson welcoming a one pound daughter born Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reeley
Llmer Crabbes
Georgetown University
Crabbes
Googetown
Donald Clauson
Clauson
Carlisle Parent Teachers’ Association
C. M. Ackerman
Carlisle Center
Parent-Tenelers’ Association
Regihoal Board of
Mystery of LeRoi case unfolds in Beverly Hills
Kane pursues a killer in a staged room scene revealing Nanette LeRoi’s blackmail history and a gun hidden in a teakwood table. Holmes, Lucy Wilbur, and Dorotha feature in a tangled plot as Kane tests alibis and exposes a thread linked to a murder weapon while preparing to turn a suspect over to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
MacQuarrie
LeRoi's
New Orleans
Beverly Hills
Holmes
Nanette
Lucy
Dorotha
Holmer
Roem
Ley Wilbur
Miss LeRo
LeRoi
Lillian Hall
Nanette LeRoi
Richard Bailey
Bailey
Lucy Wilbur
Wiss LeRoi
Lilan Hull
Lian
Tfag
Mane
Grant
Carlisle News Highlights Local Social Gardens and Meetings
Carlisle area residents report a string of social visits and club events. Mr. and Mrs. Milroy dined with Betts in Kipton. teachers attended a tureen luncheon. the Rural Letter Carriers met in Oberlin. numerous dinners and visits span Elyria, Amherst and Oberlin with gatherings at Grafton and LaGrange roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight A. Butt
Grafton Road
Walter Nevins
Chestnut Ridge
Rural
K. of P. Hall
Oberlin
Fifth Dig district Legion events in New London Jan 16
New London hosts Fifth Ohio District American Legion sessions at the High School auditorium on Sunday January 16 with 9 30 a m start. A local pastor opens with devotional service, followed by reports on child welfare and taxes. In the afternoon Paul Herbert State Legion Commander will speak. Open to public. invitees urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence BE
Broome
Digtrict American Legion
New London High School
Paul Herbert
Columbus, Q
Land State Legion
New London Rifle Team Second in Shoot by Seven Points
New London indoor rifle team again took second place in a Wednesday night shoot missing first by seven points. Ashland won with 926. New London totaled 919 at the New London rifle range, firing five targets of two inches at fifty feet. Participants included Good 186, Clark 185, Coleman 185, Sears 183, Gilliman 177. New London contributors Fast 186, Cole 193, Farnsworth 183, Enderby 182, Collinwood 175.
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New London
Ashland
Good
Clark
Coleman Iso Sears
Gilliman
Fast
Cole
Farnsworth
Enderby
Collinwood
New London Village Council Deliberates Water and Staffing Plans
New London Jan 9 council meeting presided by Mayor W G Broughton discusses White and New London Avenue dead end water main removal and circuit completion to ensure pure water. Complaints of basement floods on High Street prompt investigation. bills and appropriations approved. several annual appointments renewed and wage scale set at 60, 40, and 30 cents per hour. O’Hara resigns from council. successor to be named in February.
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New London
New London Village
City Hall
W. G. Broughton
Broughton
R. W. Ernest
Board of Public Affairs
White Avenue
New London Avenue
Dead End
Carvey
Fetterman
Messrs
Alto Mead
R. Rice
Mead
New London Power Company
New
London Power Company
John A. O’hara
M. Palmer
J. Kelley
R. J. Bruce
Deruiy Marshall L. G. Gibson
Susan O’hera
Roy E. Campbell
L. B. Stone
New Londdon Hospital
Ded
M. Hotchkiss
Municipal plant plan discussed with village council
Citizens Advisory Committee led by Ward and Winebar met the council to outline a campaign for a municipally owned plant. They planned further data gathering and negotiations with equipment concerns, aiming to have a representative in New London to discuss feasibility with the council. Sunday and New Year’s gatherings noted among local families and friends in Wellington, Brighton, and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
New London
Community club holds festive meeting in Brighton
The Brighton Community club met with Mrs. Don Goss on December 29 with good attendance. A covered dish lunch followed a Christmas party and gift exchange. Officer elections elected Mrs. Russell Griggs president Miss Etna Burge vice president and Miss Ruth Baird secretary treasurer for the coming year. The January meeting will be at Mrs Clarence Draper’s home January 12 with Miss Bird present to teach canning meat. Social guests included P. T. Ford Nellie Tuttle and several local families. New Year’s Day gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ewell featured their children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Lampen
Chas. Gill
Cleveland
Euta Peck
Brady Lake
Ohio
Roy Peck
C. E. Gill
Harry Gill
Wellington
Lee Robishaw
Con Donald
Ashtabula
Merton Merrill
Erwin Perkins
D. L. Perkins
Camden
BE. J. Rosseau
J. E. Symons
Elyria
J. C. Jackson
Elyris
Carlisle
Joseph Milroy
Araftom Road
Adrian Betts
Kipton
James A. Smith
Chestnut Ridge
South End
Chestae Ridge
Cyril Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Harry Trumpy
Paul Ewell
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Claisfield
Frank McClellan
Brighton
John Green
Effie Edwards
Edwin Edwards
Ruth
Marjory
R. McCullough
Frank Finney
Don Goss
Alice Bird
Russell Griggs
Etna Burge
S. S. Merrill
P. T. Ford
Nellie Tuttle
Harvey Merrill
C. BR. McCullough
Shreddle
Ernest Leininger
Bert Ewell
John Ewell
Clark Ewell
Roy Greene
Austin Ewell
Pittsfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Socials
In Pittsfield on January 9, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lounsbrough, their daughter Betty Maye, and William Johnson visited Mrs. Mary LounsBrough and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feakins on South Main in Oberlin. Miss Velma Whitney recovers from influenza to visit her parents. Wallace Bear made a business trip to Lima. Farm Bureau events drew T. H. Breyley and R. E. Campbell to Elyria for a meeting. Mrs. A. M. Sherburne hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gehres of Cleveland and accompanied her daughter Mrs. Alice West to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
William Johnson
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
South Main Street
Oberlin
Mis
Wilma Whitney
Helen Williams
Forrest Williams
Velma Whitney
Lee Gehres
Cleveland
Ladies' Society Meeting at Oberlin Church
The Ladies Society of the Community church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs J W Hill's home on West College street Oberlin with a large turnout. Members sewed before the business session and enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs Hill. Attendees included president Mrs Julia Preston treasurer Miss Eliza Watkins and several other listed ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
LaPorte Methodist Church
Ida Prighem
Grafton Road
Sursey Holmes
Alice Bird
Jones
Sylvia Bruce
Ira Ives
Ladies’ Society
Thureday
J. W. Hill
Weat College Street
Oberlin
Hill
Julia Preston
Eliza Watkins
A. M. Sherburne
H. J. Coulson
0. J. Whitney
Charles Pickworth
Ella West
Florine
Explorer on savages likeness to children in jokes
An explorer notes that reports on uncivilized peoples show their fondness for teasing and practical jokes, drawing a comparison to children. The remark highlights the perceived innocence and trickster behavior attributed to distant cultures.
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Bungle
Liana
Cua
Derrick
AFRS
Ievery
Cal
Privi SiTtr
Ferue
Tori
U Apler
Dolf Holmes
Nanatte
Thos. Lilly
George Greene
Clement Greene
S. E. Merrill
G. A. Paige
Arnini R. L. Jordan
A. EB. Nash
Elmer Wideman
Jedale Beard
James McConnell
James Davidson
Ed. McConnell
William Smith
Wisdom Seekers
Wallace Bear
Florence Smith Holden
Youngeters
Rosa Pitts Woodard
Woodard
Wesley
Roseltha Pitts
Willard
Edward B. Woodard
Obertin
Keep Annex
Frank B. Fowler
Woodland Avenue
Wilma Fowler
J. W. Schultz
Buffalo
N. Y
Elster
Lucilla Campbell
Tiiagonal Road
van Mook
H. M. Covert
LaGrange Road
P. H. Campbell
Thelma Campbell
Diagonal Road
Thomas Whe
Birri
Cod Webster
Arthur P. Bailey
Hast Avenue
William Youngeberg
James Coghlan
Aimond Dimaline
Wiss Cora Dimaline
May Pard Gott
Joseph Wojcik
Fuller Road
Belle Sunderland
Oberlin Road
Arthur Kuchenrither
Marion
Ford Rachtel
Mary Ann
Banks Road
Carl Diedrich
Elizabeth Robson
Thad Robson
H. J. Morgan
Nelson Fitch
Nelson Jr
Charles Hancock
Joe
Jennie Nead
Ben Walker
Avon
George Nichols
Amherst
C. B. Nichols
Ksat Avenue
Waller Waight Jr
Barbara
Lorain
George Andress
Ternut Ridge Road
Grafton Read
F. M. Fulton
Peter Smith
Joseph Tomasek
la- Grange Road
Archie Welton
Clayton E. Smith
la Porte
Peter Ignasie
Jack Sipes
Spencer
William A. Renaie
LaPorte
William Lindsy
Maude
Dora Andreas
Albert Lind
American Legion
New London Home Garden Club
W.R. C
Elsie Sackett
Runyan
W. RK. C
W. R. GC. Hall
Anna Robertson
Gordon Robertson
W. R. C. Thimble Club
Flossie Cowie
Frances Jacoby
Leroy Chapter No .2
C. BE. 5
Eastern Star
Vermilion High School
Laura Peck
Claudia Messenger
Grange
Grange Hall
Fitchville
Ruggles
Pomona
Loren Griffin
Fitchvile
Eben Atkinson
Bernice Knapp
Alma Knapp
Jennie Hartman
Springfield
Trustees For
Deway
M. G. Baylor
Robert Burnham
Chas
Milton Lamereaux
Ida Bonney
Cora Guilds
Wilbur Lamereaux
Robert
E. C. Myers
Daugher Alberta
Tutts
By Crawford Young
Grasie Snony
Snooks
Tubby
Clara
Edwarde
Nukoal
Murbach Coal & Foe
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