Suburban Notices From Sheffield and Brookside Village
Local items report Johnson and Cham visiting in uskeyville, and several Elyria visitors. Brookside School faces chicken pox cases while Christmas absences are noted. Community Club orchestra meets, P T A delegates plan to attend county council, and a dog kills poultry on Joseph Biden’s farm. Social Club plans box social and Valentine dance. Brookside P T A and Home Account meetings scheduled. various local visits and gym activities recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teffield
Ie Johnson
P. L. Cham
Uskeyville
Raymond Dunfee
Elyria
Brookside School
Frolic
Mikikta
Borkosky
Sheffield Lake Village
W. Rose
Henry Jackson
Community Club
P. L. Chambers
Lorain County
Elyrian Township Farm Bureau
Gulf Road
Logan
Brookside P. T. A
Elyria Savings and Trust
Ely
Lake Avenue Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
Lake Avenue Community Church schedules regular worship on Sunday January 11 with Sunday School at 9 30 the lesson The Childhood of Jesus from Luke chapter two Morning worship at 30 45 includes a junior service and sermon Superintendent Fred M Bonney Minister Revered D P Fulmer invites the public Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 Young ladies and young mens classes meet Friday at the Collier home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Jesus
Fred M. Bonney
D. P. Fulmer
Collier
Lake Avenue P T A Plans January Council Meeting
The Lake Avenue Parent- Teachers Association meets in the school auditorium. The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers Associations January gathering is set for Tuesday January 13 at East Carlisle school with 3 PM and evening sessions. Dr A L Herr Kent State College will speak on The Parents Contributed to the Education of the Child. Billie Burgette Elyria will perform magic for a January 16 show in the auditorium. Catherine Frank sang solos with Pauline at the piano. Miss Wade school nurse spoke on vaccination and VACCINATION drives at Lake Avenue School January 16 at 9 45 AM. Next P T A meeting February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Parent- Teachers Association
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers Associations
East Carlisle
A.L. Herr
Kent State College
Billie Burgette
Elyria
Catherine Frank
Pauline
Miss Wade
Local Briefs From Ver Milion To Elyria
Miss Luciel Liedheiser of Ver milion returned home after visiting Miss Bernice Sahl. Mrs Hattie Miller spent Wednesday in Elyria visiting Mrs Annetta Otto. The Lake Avenue School Girl Reserves met at Miss Carolyn Woodruff’s home for First Aid and Saving instruction. Members attended the Research Club gathering at Mrs George Lamberton’s home in Elyria on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luciel Liedheiser
Vermilion
Bernice Sahl
Hattie Miller
Elyria
Annetta Otto
Lake Avenue School
Carolyn Woodruff
Research Club
George Lamberton
Cotton goods valued at 1929 U.S. output
The United States 1929 cotton goods production totaled about 1.485 billion dollars, based on preliminary Census Bureau figures from the 1920 census of manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Arpasive
West Russia News of New Year Guests and Visits
West Russia dispatches reveal New Year visits from Mr and Mrs Burkett and son Bobby and Lyle Chandler of Elyria to Mr and Mrs Chandler. Lawrence Schuster drilled a water well on the Charles Squires Jr farm. Several locals attended the I O O F meeting in Cleveland. Squires and Knowles families hosted New Year guests. Catherine Clark returned to Kent College after holidays with her parents. Murray and Duell returned to Oberlin College. Dan Campbell Sr of Carlisle visited his daughter. Ed Braun spent Friday in Cleveland. Mary Kelley started teaching at Wellington High School and Margaret Clark returned to Collins. The Hahn families hosted Sunday guests in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Russia
Burkett
Bobby
Lyle Chandler
Elyria
Chandler
Lawrence Schuster
Charles Squires, Jr
Wm. Gerber
Caskey
Cleveland
Charles Squires
C. R. Squires
Lyman Knowles
Catherine Clark
Kent College
F. W. Clark
Wm. Murray
Clarence Duell
Oberlin College
Dan Campbell
Carlisle
Ben Dudley
Ed Braun
Mary Kelley
Wellington High School
Margaret Clark
Collins
George Hahn
Krieger
Amherst
Arthur Wangersen
George Nahn
Charles Hahn
Lake Shore
Eaton Eaton Missionary Society Fetes New Year
Eaton Ohio residents report on a December 31 gathering of the Missionary Society at the parsonage with post meeting games and a warm New Year. The column lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, and holiday travels among neighbors, kin, and friends across Elyria Amherst Lorain and Cleveland areas.
Murray Ridge Social Notes Include Local Visits
Murray Ridge on January 10 reports Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook of Townline Road visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haag Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nettie Eldred and sons Frank and Louis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eldred and family of Chatam. Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller called on Mrs. Sadie Beal and family Sunday. Mrs. N. Decker and daughter Dorothy of Elyria visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker and daughter Winifred Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
W. Cook
Townline Road
Henry Haag
Nettie Eldred
Frank
Louis
Ray Eldred
Chatam
H. Miller
Sadie Beal
N. Decker
Dorothy
Elyria
Fred Decker
Winifred
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Miss Olive Born and Henry Haag Jr of Cleveland visited the Haag and Chestnut households and I Eppley in Lorain and Elyria. Miss Winifred Decker returned to Madison Wis after two weeks with her parents. Ruth Eldred of Chatham visits grandmother Nettie Eldred for an indefinite time. Ervin Eppley spent Monday in Cleveland. The Schuster family visited Kinzel in Avon. Arthur Fesler attended a fish fry and dance at Lorain Yacht Club hosted by the Entre-Nous Club. Nettie Eldred led a Carlisle Grange meeting with others present. EB W Eppley and Pearl Eppley called on Slusker family in Elyria Tuesday. Bessie Sites spent Wednesday at Lorain. Nettie Eldred and Mrs enjoyed a Missionary meeting at Mrs Milton Eppley’s home. Carl Auhl and son of Mentor called on Eugene Sites family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kline
Hugh Peachey
Oliver Henry
Cleveland
Louis Grills
Clyde
Eugene
Martin Ricket
Amherst
E. E. Durkee
John Leach
Edgar Mills
Walter
Lois
John Nevins
N. L. Kirk
Treva Kirk
Toledo
Charles Box
George Box
Foster Box
Claude Box
Miss Troxel
Whitbeck
Junior
Elsha
Amsbury
May
Hazel
LaGrange
C. J. Box
Percy Box
Glade
Miss Davis
Wanda
Carl Merringee
Ridgeville
A. J. Lattig
N. UL. Kirk
Edwin Kirk
A. J. Sharp
Donald
Lexington
Kentucky
Millington
Michigan
O. A. Kirk
Albert
Fremont
C. H. Goodrich
Dave
Charles Nevins
Mary Louise
Lorain
Charles Longbon
Halderman
Will Ingersoll
Fark French
Columbia
William Hennie
Kenneth Buck
Butternut Ridge
Burl Martin
Hilda
Margaret Martin
Alyria Memorial Hospital
Olive Born
Henry Haag, Jr
Henry Haag
Richard Chestnut
C. Fallon
G. Mersdorff
I. Eppley
Winifred Decker
Madison
Wisconsin
Fred Decker
Ruth Eldred
Chatham
Nettie Eldred
Ervin Eppley
Martin Schuster
Joseph Kinzel
Avon
Arthur Fesler
Lorain Yacht Club
Entre-Nous
Entre-Nous Club. Mrs. Nettie Eldred and Louis and Frank Eldred
Carlisle Grange
EB. W. Eppley
Pearl Eppley
Samuel Slusker
Bessie Sites
Milton Eppley
South Ridge
Carl Auhl
Mentor
Eugene Sites
E. J. Haider
A. L. Ringhart
Wilhelmina Schwarer
Serle Brunson
Harold Wilford
Lottie Klinect
Earl Durkee
M. E. Church
H. L. Barnes
G. E. Gardner
Vern Cornish
Chas. Logan
Ed. Bauer
Valley City
W. Pb. Chamberlain
D. A. Swartz
Ira
Dewey Ald- Tich
Wayne Aldrich
Wm. Almschneider
Irvin
Jesse Brown
Hitchcocks
Nelson Hitchcock
Floyd Zacharias
Harry Swartz
Harmon Sheldon
J. T. Mayer
L. J. Smith
Holland
Indiana
Earl Shuster
Chestnut Ridge
Peter Shuster
Laverne Aldrich
Estella Aldrich
New London American Legion Holds Meeting
Lawrence E. Broome Post No 292 American Legion met in Legion Hall with 24 members and 2 honorary members. The main item was a state wide membership drive aligned with the Ladies Auxiliary effort led by Mrs G W Lawrence. Auxiliary members will inspect each chapter and report on membership, honoring those with most new members. The drive runs Jan 10 to Jan 13. Attendees planned for the Fifth District Convention in Mansfield on Jan 17 and 18, and a light lunch was served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
New London
Lawrence E. Broome
Legion Hall
John Elden
G. W. Lawrence
Mansfield
Missionary Society Meets at South Main Home
The W F M 5 met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Doris McClellan’s South Main Street home with Mrs. Frank Bursley as assistant hostess. A large attendance was reported and one new member joined. The program featured The Teacher chapter two by Mrs. J M Cassel, vocal solos by Mrs. McClellan, readings by Nicea Cranston and Janice Hubler, and an instrumental solo by Mrs. Georgia Rockefeller. A delicious luncheon was served.
Corporal Bagen on the March
The cast is selected and rehearsals underway for a large school show to be staged at the P T A building January lith and 16th. The American Rookie story portrays Army life with vivid trials. A minstrel show with seven cast members plus the chorus will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagen
FLOWER CLUB TO MEET IN NEW YEAR
The New London Home Garden Club will hold its first meeting of the year in the W. R. C. rooms on January 13. Election of officers is the main agenda task for the afternoon. The business meeting starts at 4:00 p.m. followed by a pot luck dinner at 6:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Club
New London Home Garden Club
Local Social Notes From New London and Johnstown
Thursday afternoon visitors included Mesdames Edith Briggs Mabel Kelley at Mrs George Parnells home. Mrs Ora Webb of Clarksfield visited New London. Lena Bliss, previously ill, shows no improvement. Gordon Howard visits his grandparents in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Elsie Sackett hosts Sunday school class at North Main Street with a pot-luck dinner and reports a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Briggs
Mabel Kelley
George Parnell
Ora Webb
Clarksfield
London
Lena Bliss
Gordon Howard
Johnstown
Elsie Sackett
Congregational Sunday School
North Main Street
Amherst Ladies Aid Society Social and Business Meeting
An all day session of the Amherst South Amherst Ladies Aid Society was held at the Methodist church parlors. Three comforters were tied and a noon pot luck dinner served. Afternoon business met with Mrs Garfield Harris presiding. Plans made for an evening social and a future program where young members entertain the older. Committee in charge to meet at Mrs Herald Allsop’s home next Monday to arrange details. Attendees listed include Mrs Eva Bryant Mrs Belle Brocksicker Mrs Joseph Heathcote Mrs Sarah Wrage Mrs Herald Allsop Mrs Phillip Eular Mrs William Meacham Mrs Henry Kolb Mrs William Emery Mrs William Bullock Mrs David Hans ford Mrs Lodi Gibson William Allsop Garfield Harris and Rev James Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Garfield Harris
Herald Allsop
Eva Bryant
Belle Brocksicker
Joseph Heathcote
Sarah Wrage
Phillip Eular
William Meacham
Henry Kolb
William Emery
William Bullock
David Hansford
Lodi Gibson
William Allsop
James Lyon
Federation Meeting at St John’s Church Draws 100 Guests
Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women's Unions met at St. John’s Evangelical church on Thursday with over one hundred guests. The morning session started at 10:30 and a noon dinner followed. The afternoon featured a talk by Mrs. Twente, wife of Rev. Twente, a missionary returnee from India, with attendees from Elyria Lorain Amherst Valley City and South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
School Board Announces Officers for Coming Year
A special meeting held in the school building office on Tuesday evening elected Paul Mori president, Robert Allsop vice president, and Richard Gleason clerk. The next regular meeting is set for Monday evening, January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mori
Robert Allsop
Richard Gleason
Church Notices and Sunday Services Listed
St John s Evangelical holds Sunday School at 1 00 PM and Public Worship at 2 00 PM led by Rev C E Schmidt. Congregational church announces Rev F E Fastman for morning worship and Sunday School at 10 50. Methodist church presents Rev James Lyon with morning worship at 9 20 and Sunday School at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Congregational
F. FE. Fastman
Methodist
James Lyon
Highland Basketball Games Set With South Amherst
Mrs William Emery spent Wednesday with her sister in Amherst. Captain A T Patchett and Jesse Smith were Cleveland callers. The Highland Basketball teams will play South Amherst this evening at the local gym. On Saturday Brookside will face South Amherst here. Public invited to attend both nights. Paul A Mori visited Glenmont Ohio Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry J Kolb were Wednesday dinner guests at William Fitzner's in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Emery
Alfred Fullmer
Amherst
A. T. Patchett
Jesse Smith
Cleveland
Highland
South Amherst
Brookside
Paul A. Mori
Glenmont
Ohio
Henry J. Kolb
William Fitzner
Oberlin
Penfield News Roundup Highlights Family Visits and Local Events
In Penfield and Wellington communities on Sunday and New Year’s week, residents hosted relatives from Detroit and Huntington, a coal prize marked the first baby born in 1931, and weddings and funerals were noted. Local sports saw Penfield girls and town teams win basketball games, and a Watch Night party celebrated the transition to the new year.
Mrs Becker, 86, Sullivan Resident, Dies at Home
Mrs Becker, of Sullivan, O., died Dec 28, 1930, at her daughter Rose Dudley’s home after long illness. She would have turned 87 on Dec 30. She leaves two daughters, Rose Dudley of Sullivan and Clara Kelsey of New London, seven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Fitch parlors in New London with burial in Rochester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
New London
Rochester
Farewell party for Miss Mary Brown and Rev Brown
The Senior Class hosted a Wednesday farewell for Miss Mary Brown who leaves for Marietta Ohio. The church gathering on Thursday with Rev Brown and family included a pleasant evening and a post gathering lunch. Rev Brown will preach his farewell sermon Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Marietta
Rev. Brown
Harmer Congregational Church
Christian Church annual meeting yields small treasury surplus
In Monday evening activities the Christian Church held its annual business meeting. Reports from all organizations were read and approved. Sunday School attendance rose about 80 percent over the year, and after debts were paid there remained a few dollars in the treasury. Sullivan High School teams defeated Savannah High 32-12 for the boys and 19-6 for the girls. Gail Heifner and Nobel Elliott drove three head of cattle to Fredericksburg, while Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Keener visited relatives in Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ray Bungard
Rufar Gould
Gus Geanol
BE. G. Aubrey
Grant Peters
Warren Freeman
Howard Arndt
Kenneth Haverstock
Charles Hyde
Sullivan High School
Silvannah High
Sullivan
Gail Heifner
Nobel Elliott
Fredericksburg
Harlan Keener
Lloyd Keener
Albion
Vincent Vincent Daily News Snippet
Miss Marian Knapp of Olmsted Falls visits Jan 9 with Miss Frances Stinebring. Edward Morris is quite ill at his home. Mrs George Reese spends two weeks with friends in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Marian Knapp
Olmsted Falls
Frances Stinebring
Edward Morris
George Reese
Elyria
Vincent P T A Meets First 1931 Regular Session
The Vincent school Parent Teachers Association held its first regular meeting of 1931 at the school house on Monday evening January 5. The program included songs readings a talk on the value of plays and musical numbers. Invitations were extended to attend an entertainment at Highland school February 9 featuring Mrs Ethel Peter Simon and to attend the Lorain County Council meeting at East Carlisle school on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent P. T. A
Vincent School Parent Teachers Association
Highland School
Ethel Peter Simon
Lorain County Council
America the Beautiful
Creed
Mrs. Maud Westcott Hosts Church Ladies Aid Post
Mrs. Maud Westcott entertained members of the M E Church Ladies Aid Society at her home Tuesday afternoon. Attendance included Mrs. G D Pickett, Mrs. Rose Beese, Mrs. Helen Beese, Mrs. BE A White, Mrs. Strohsack and Mrs. Frankie Beese. Several guests from Amherst and Marblehead were noted. The next meeting is set for Jan 22 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Westcott
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
G. D. Pickett
Rose Beese
Helen Beese
BE. A. White
Strohsack
Frankie Beese
Jacobs
McLain
Amherst
Ella Tilden
Edward Lyon
Chicago
Dall
Elyria
L. Tilden
Anna McIntire
Bahbr
Michael Mazur
Marblehead
Ohio
A. D. Peters
R. Bennett
Akron
Frances Stinebring
Marian Knapp
Frankie Besse
Lillian Boyd
May Baldwin
Markley School PTA Hears Founders Day Plan And Canopy Note
The Markley School fifth regular PTA meeting on Tuesday January 6 with 32 attendees heard reports from secretary and treasurer, welcomed an invitation to Lorain County Council sessions January 13 at East Carlisle school, and discussed a Founders Day program planned for February on the first Tuesday meeting night. A canopy project remained unopened by the school board as a committee to draft by laws reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School
Parent Teacher Association
Westcott
Miss Herchler
Lorain
Herchler
Sprague
Harr
Gerrick
Roberts
Haskins
Temperance program at school house invites all
On January 16 a two hour temperance work program will be presented at the school house with children participating. The event is now required by the state legislature and all are invited to attend. Refreshments were served in the basement by Mrs Sprague Mrs Myers and Mrs Garrick who are converting the basement into a recreation and dining room. A new inside basement stairway is nearly finished and was used Tuesday evening. School now begins at the new start time. Mrs Comstock is ill and Mrs McVetta substitutes. Esther Brown and her parents moved to the Ford road and she now attends Markley school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Myers
Gerrick
Comstock
McVetta
Esther Brown
Ford Road
Markley
Mrs. Wise Returns After Six Week Detroit Visit
Mary Wise returned home Friday after six weeks visiting her daughters Mrs. George Droege and Mrs. Arthur Spieth in Detroit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Geo Droege accompanied her home and stayed with relatives here until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton, O
Mary Wise
George Droege
Arthur Spieth
Detroit
Michigan
Geo. Droege
Grafton Man Weds Grace Brugger in January Nuptials
Wayne Root, youngest son of A B Root, united in marriage with Grace Brugger of Vickery Ohio, at Manefield on Friday January 2. The couple reside at Bellevue, and Mrs Root teaches in Clyde Ohio schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Wayne Root
A. B. Root
Grace Brugger
Vickery
Ohio
Manefield
Bellevue
Wise Family Visits and Grandparents in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise and two daughters Fern and Florence with Mrs Mary Wise spent Sunday with Mrs Peter Shuster. Miss Marcella Burton stayed from Thursday to Sunday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Law in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wise
Fern
Florence
Mary Wise
Peter Shuster
Marcella Burton
Joe Law
Elyria
School staff shakeup in Grafton and nearby areas
With Miss Millicent Marshal resigning as fifth and sixth grade teacher and Home Economics instructor, Miss Nora Neher is placed in charge of the fifth and sixth grades. G Houf becomes seventh and eighth grade teacher, and Mrs Edna Taylor takes over the Home Economics class joining High School English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Marshal
Ironton, C
Grafton
Nora Neher
Elyria
G. Houf
Flushing
Ohio
Edna Taylor
Grafton Mutual Telephone Co names new term directors
At its annual meeting on Monday evening P. H. Rogers D. A. Swartz and F. E. Schriver were re elected directors New organization meeting followed on Friday evening Miss Bernice Wolczak resumes studies at Kent Normal College after vacation with her parents in town
Improving after stroke anchors local social notes
Mrs Anna Grills slowly improves after a slight stroke. Mr and Mrs Calvin Loomis visited Mr and Mrs D A Swartz on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs P L Coon of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs James O Rourke last Sunday. W N Hitchcock and Mrs F E Schriver attended Lorain County Farm Bureau directors meeting at the Elyria office on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Aldrich and three sons Donald Merle and Robert of LaGrange visited Mr and Mrs J C Aldrich Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Grills
Calvin Loomis
D. A. Swartz
P L. Coon
Elyria
James O’rourke
W. N. Hitchcock
F. E. Schriver
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Dewey Aldrich
Donald
Merle
Robert of
LaGrange
J. C. Aldrich
La Grange Watch Party and Holiday Socials
Local residents recount a La Grange watch party hosted by the Woodruffs and Wolcotts with numerous neighbors. Community notes list church society meetings, visits, weddings, New Year events, family gatherings, and several relatives traveling or returning to schools across Ohio and beyond.
Move of Robert Leach and Seresepilas in Columbia
In Columbia on January 19, Mrs. Wm. Jasper reports the ersepilas. Robert Leach, previously residing with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin, has moved to the home of his brother Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Wm. Jasper
Robert Leach
Leo Martin
Herman Leach
Mission Circle Meeting Planned With Mrs Bracy Host
The Baptist Mission Circle will meet with Mrs Walter Bracy on Wednesday January 14. The hostess two daughters Mrs Edna Bartter and Miss Wilma Bracy will assist in serving. Mrs Harold Halderman will direct the literary program.
Ridgeville Visitors and Health Updates
Mrs John Van Arsdale of Ridgeville visited J H Bastard at his home. Charles Stephens of Ridgeville has not been well recently but is improving. Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens are noted in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Arsdale
Ridgeville
J. H. Bastard
Charles Stephens
Robert Stephens
Foreign Time System in Gold Coast Skips Night Hours
Father Gagnon records a 13 hour clock used by Gold Coast natives with night eight hours void. Times range from 4 A.M. with roosters crowing to 9 P.M. as sleep comes and 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. marking sunset and sleep. The notation maps daily light phases to specific hours in a poetic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogador
Morocco
Pathe
Gagnon
Minghetary
Aleit
Bethe
Gold Coast
Father Gagnon
Sturgis Journal tests $5 amp plan to spur business
The Sturgis Daily Journal outlines a community credit experiment in which a $5 check is passed through 30 people within Sturgis. Each holder endorses and spends it within 24 hours, generating about $150 in local trade before cashing it at a bank. If successful, a broader $ amount campaign may follow to boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Mich
Economist
Sturgis Daily Journal
Old Violin Fortunes Rise in Marion Va Fiddle Tale
Wayne County West Virginia fiddler J T Brinkley hopes to sell his antique fiddle for 40000 or 30000 dollars after two cultured visitors examined the instrument and found a label reading 1716 Antonio Stradivarius inside. A Roanoke man has reportedly offered 40000 dollars for the violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
J. T. Brinkley
Wayne County
W. Va
Antonio Stradivarius
Roanoke
Brinkley
Italian knighting honors Stockton gardener founder
G A Tassano, founder and past president of the Stockton Italian Gardners' Society, has been knighted by the King of Italy in recognition of his contributions to California agriculture. friends and associates express astonishment at the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
G. A. Tassano
Dog unearths bones during hospital construction
Springfield Mass. a nurse staff dog led to bones unearthed by a steam shovel and carried them to the nurses dormitory for safekeeping as construction proceeded near Springfield Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Hospital
Local Social Notes From Berea And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Jennie Osborne of Berea and Mrs. Hattie Stephens hosted a dinner with Osborne staying longer. Mrs. Roy Churchward is ill. Prof. Emory Anneweht his wife and children from Berea visited the H. T. Snell home. Mrs. Fred Stoll dislocated her shoulder while helping with wallpaper at her daughter Mrs. Earl Hawke’s home in Nova Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Osborne
Berea
Hattie Stephens
Osborne
Roy Churchward
Emory Anneweht
Jean
Lewis
H. T. Snell
Fred Stoll
Earl Hawke
Nova
Ohio
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T. A
West
Russia
Ladies Aid Society
Federation
Penfield
Ben Looy
Myron
Howard North
Lillian Sprinke
Huntington
C. B
Walter Gregg
Lloyd Wolfe
Mary Louise Chapman Watkins
Litchfield
E. Davison
Charles Phelps
M. E
Wellington
Chas. Pelton
Jeromeville
George Dague
P. T. Valkenburg
Geo. Damon
Glen Rollin
Babe
Rollins
Ralph Myers
C. M. Myer
A. H
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Penfield Grange
Homer Sooy
Homer
Penfield High School
Brunswick
Penfield Girls
Penfield Boys
la Grange
G. W. Woodruff
R. B. Kelner
C. S. Adams
Andrew Rawson
Harvey Ryan
Frank Day
Virgil Jump
Henry Gott
Edward Haynes
Lakewood
A. W. Jones
Ralph
Williams County
la Verda Gott
Cincinnati
Fred Smith
Kenneth Heidrich
Strongsville
Keith
Carol
W. F. Hastings
Phil Gott
Glayton Pomeroy
Charles Pomeroy
Lloyd Pomeroy
John Pomeroy
A. H. Pomeroy
Floyd Ward
Church Street
John Dawson
River Road
B. L. Wilcox
Mr. Law
Hobart Edwards
Medina
George Law
Ben Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ars. Mason Powers
Earl Lewis
Edgar Freeman
Darius Holcomb
Delbert Oliver
Edwin Schuarz
Marguery and
Douglas
Charles Foster Home
Lewis Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
Twinsburg
Milton Haulk
Lodi
Eleanor Wigert
Charles Taylor
Lynn Buswell
Alice Buswell
Lewis Buswell
Vermont Street
Sarah Spicer
Wendall Freeman
Park French
Jennie
Maude Hubbard
Irvin Hubbard
Greenville
Ward Hubbard
Dorothy Wolcott
Baldwin-Wallace
Edmund Westrick
Pittsburgh Tech
Ruth Rockwood
Howard Holcomb
Northern University
Ada
Earl Wilson
Northwestern
Evanston, Ill
Mary Stimson
National Park Seminary
Washington, D, C
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