Learn To Work at John Brown University Dictum
John E Brown, president of John Brown University, argues three evils hinder American colleges. He urges hands on work, athletics commercialism, and a 12 month term as key reforms. At the Arkansas college in Siloam Springs, all students work while studying. Enrollment stands around 450 with aid for needy students. Brown resides in Oklahoma near the Arkansas line.
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Oklahoma City
John E. Brown
Brown
Siloam Springs
Ark
John Brown University
Jesus
Paul
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Funeral services for Joseph Gill in Rochester
Funeral services for Joseph Gill, 49, former Rochester resident, who died of pneumonia at his Toledo home, were held Monday at the Methodist Church with Rev. H. H. Patrick officiating. Burial followed in the village cemetery. A Toledo service was held Sunday at 6 p.m. He is survived by his wife, two sons Kenneth and an unspecified son, a daughter Mrs. Jennie Geisler, a brother Shirley F of Cleveland, and two sisters Mrs. Leslie Tripp and Mrs. Paul Jewett.
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Rochester
Joseph Gill
Toledo
H. H. Patrick
Kenneth
Jennie Geisler
Shirley F
Cleveland
Leslie Tripp
Paul Jewett
Murray Family Wedding Party at Jewett Home
The Murray family gathered Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett’s home with twenty five relatives. Contests and games filled the evening as gifts were presented to newlyweds Greydon Jewett. A supper of oysters cake coffee and pickles followed. Attendees included numerous Jewett relatives and spouses from Rochester Elyria Amherst Huntington and nearby areas.
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Murray
Arthur Jewett
Greydon Jewett
W. A. Jewett
E. H. Butson
James Langon
Mary McConnell
Paul Jewett
Charles Murray
Rochester
Jessie Brown
Don Miller
Don Phelps
Elyria
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Ford Jewett
Huntington
Farmers meeting on 1937 conservation program at Rochester
A meeting is called for eight o'clock Friday night at the Rochester school house for all farmers and interested citizens. The agenda includes reorganizing committees and an explanation of how the Agricultural Conservation program will operate in 1937.
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Rochester School House
Local social notes detail visits and a hospitalized aunt
Donald Davidson recovered enough to walk with a cane after a recent foot brace. Mrs. Frank Fuller and Mrs. Thurman Welch hosted visitors from Sandusky and Birmingham. The Don Phelps and the Switzers hosted relatives in Elyria and Forest. George Davidson and his wife visited their niece in Akron for an appendectomy recovery. A niece from Savannah likewise underwent an appendix operation, and another relative from Chippewa Lake is convalescing in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Davidson
Frank Fuller
Spencer
Frank Clifford
Thurs- Jalay
Thurman Welch
Near Sandusky
B. W. Smalley
Birmingham
W. A. Jewett
Don Phelps
Elyria
Maurice Switzer
Forest
Delbert Switzer
H. S. Switzer
George Davidson
Akron
Elmer Davidson
Savannah
Anson Ener
Chippewa Lake
Lodi
Local social notes from Elyria and surrounding homes
Mrs Corinne Coe Mrs Rachel Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Ted Flanagan called on Mr and Mrs Russell Murray Gates avenue Elyria recently Mrs Dora Doty Ruggles s spending a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Parker Carlos and Roy Snider and heir sister Mrs Harry Myers ellington attended the funeral of their relative John Lattimore Shenandoah Tuesday Mr and Mrs Host Landis are now located in the Merritt Fye home in the village Dorothy Hipp Nova is a guest in the Carlos Snyder home for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Coe
Rachel Mitchell
Ted Flanagan
Russell Murray
Gates Avenue
Elyria
Dora Doty
Ruggles
Charles Parker
Carlos
Roy Snider
Harry Myersellington
John Lattimore
Shenandoah
Host Landis
Merritt Fye
Dorothy Hipp
Nova
Carlos Snyder
Queen Wilhelmina Reigns Since Age Ten in 1890
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland has held the throne since her tenth year in 1890, continuing a direct royal line. Her long reign marks a historic era for the Dutch monarchy and governance through decades of change.
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Wilhelmina of Holland
Dairy Association Report For December Lorain County Herd Improvement
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association No 2 reports December data for 39 herds and 704 cows with 602 milking. Ray Eppley test results list Otis Lyndes as high herd owner and R H herd with 40.4 lbs butter fat and 1 156 lbs milk per cow. Denham Brothers lead large herds with 36.4 lbs butter fat and 1 023 lbs milk per cow. Ten high cows in butterfat production noted.
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Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppley
Otis Lyndes
R. H
Denham Brothers
B. F. Test
Jackson, Camp & Wolcott
Jackson Camp & Wolcott
N.G
B. T Neshett Ae
Aeoeee
G.H
Denham Brothers Ee
Eesse R.H
Robert Sanders
Ce Ee Ee
Ous Lyndes
Eternae Tare
R.G
Carl
Seabold Enone Ae
G.G
D. Lehman & Son
R.H
Denham Brothers Ae
Twee R.H
W. Arthur Hawke Ee
C.D. Lehman & Son
Atesve RH
Ic Aldrich
G.H Robert Sanders Eve Mnen
W. Arthur Hawke
J. Squire
Officers Of Hickory Tree Grange Installed In Amherst
AMHERST O Jan 13 Installation of officers featured the Hickory Tree Grange meeting at the grange hall with good attendance. Elmer Cotton installed officers assisted by Reuben Date and several members. new officers include Master Kenneth Alexander and Overseer William Edwards. A membership contest winner will receive a dinner and theatre party next week.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Elmer Cotton
The
Grange
Reuben Date
George Knittle
Geo. Cotton
B. H. Ryan
Stang
Kenneth Alexander
William Edwards
Marian Knittle
Oliver Kolbe
Melvin Kolbe
Mrs Stang
Mary Walker
George Cotton
Marian T[ecock
Pomona
Ceres
Flora
Stela
Wanda Hecock
Naoma Bach
Legion To Buy New Uniforms For Amherst Post
The Amherst legion post plans new uniforms and forms committees for a bingo party a basketball game and a chicken dinner. An essay contest opens today with Amherst and Clearview high school students. A large legion group attends the early third party at The Hedges Thursday meeting at 7 30 with 1937 membership cards required.
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Legion Post
Brumfield
Jackson Street
J. Michael
J. Brennen
A. Towne
H. Truscello
C. Mulder
Ed. Moebius
C. Donnelly
H. Sabiers
Elmer Néusthle
H. Tompkins
F. Moebius
Dr. Parker
H. Short
T. Bruce
E. Moebius
Losing Side Hosts Intermedi ate League Meeting at St Peter's
The losing side of a recent con test by the Intermed iate League of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church hosted the Tuesday evening gathering at the church parlors. Norma Hollingworth led the devotional on Whither Bound, with Ruth Hollingsworth and others contributing hymns poems and talks. A brief business session named new officers Ruth Fleckner president Betty Enlert vice president Esther Springer secretary William Ehrman Jr treasurer. Games awarded honors to Betty Baus Mary Smith Lois Ehlert Maurabelle Bahl and Mary Berger. Refreshments served to 25 by the losing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Norma Hollingworth
Ruth Hollings- Worth
Edna Mae Lehman
Betty Baus
Norman Kreexer
Mary Smith
Lois Ehlert
Maurabelle Bahl
Mary Berger
Legion Auxiliary Plans George Washington Dinner at High School
The Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the club and completed plans to serve a George Washington dinner to postal employees of the county at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
the Legion Auxiliary
Community notices of club meetings and gatherings
The January meeting of Soro sis Club meets at Mrs George Frank home on S Main street with Mrs E G Pletch as assistant hostess. Past Matron of Stone Chapter of Eastern Stars gathers at Mrs Robert Allsop home with Mrs Paul Mori assisting. Lorain County Evangelical Women hold winter sessions at St Peter's Church with 10 30 am and 1 30 pm. Eagles auxiliary meets at Eagle Hall Thursday evening. Mrs J B Avery hosts Woman's Benefit Association Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
George Frank
S. Mainstreet
E. G. Pletch
Stone
Eastern Stars
Robert Allsop
South Amherst
Paul Mori
Lorain County
Misses Herbst and Hollingsworth Hostesses at Church Meeting
Misses Helen Hollingsworth and Helen Herbst hosted the Others First class of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Monday evening at the Henry Holle home on Elyria Avenue. Dorothy Michael and Audrey Bierman won honors in contests as devotions and business were led by president Miss Hollingsworth. Lunch was served to Mrs. Walter Miller and others including Audrey Bierman, Dorothea Ernst, Virginia Witt, Helen Berger, Dorothy Michael, June Twigz, Margaret Gawn, and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Herbst
Helen Hollingsworth
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Henry Holle
Elyria Avenue
Margaret Gawn
Dorothy Michael
Audrey Bierman
Walter Miller
Dorothea Ernst
Virginia Witt
Helen Berger
June Twigz
Circle five Women’s Union meets at Mrs Brucker home
Nineteen members and guests attended the Circle five meeting of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Brucker’s Lincoln Street home. Mrs. Rosenkranz led devotions and a vocal duet sang The Old Rugged Cross. Four new members were welcomed Christine Cook Henry Dellefield George Rosenkranz and Ella Jacrer. A floral committee was appointed with George Rosenkranz and Ed Lehman as chair and member respectively.Refreshments followed as a social hour. February’s meeting will be at Mrs. Herman Bischoff Jenne Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
Women's Union
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
Mary Brucker
Lincoln Street
Ed. Lehman
George Rosenkranz
Old Rugged Cross
Robert Grey
Ed. Young
Christine Cook
Henry Dellefield
Ella Jacrer
Herman Bischoff
Jenne Road
Par ent Teacher Association Meeting At St Joseph Parochial
About forty mothers attended the January meeting of the Par ent Teacher Association of St Joseph parochial school. County probation officer William Oldham spoke on his work with delinquent children. Pupils from first and second grades gave readings. Sister Terescta's room had the most mothers present. A bake sale is planned at Fisher Bros grocery Saturday at two.
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Parent Teacher Association of
St. Joseph
William Oldham
Terescta
Fisher Bros
Circle 1 of St Ann's society elects officers at home
Circle 1 of St. Ann's society of St. Joseph's church met and elected officers at the home of Mrs. Frank Franklin on Monday evening. Mrs. Peter Niesen was chosen president and Mrs. Carl Renner secretary treasurer. Several games of five hundred were played with winners including Mrs. Edward Gringle and Mrs. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Society
St. Jospeh’s Church
Frank Franklin
Crosse Street
Peter Nie Sen
Carl Renner
Edward Gringle
James
Social notes from the AuCourant Club gathering
Henry and Mrs Velagi hosted a group while Miss Jonnie Jaeger entertained AuCourant Club members at her Park Avenue home. Casino was the diversion with awards to Mrs John Hamann first, Mrs Mathew Lawless second, and Mrs Helen Baker third. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Ed Hinkley, Mrs Helen Baker of Lorain, and Mrs George Smith, Mrs Henry Plato of Elyria. A course lunch was served to 12 at individual tables. In two weeks Mrs L G Maxwell of Park Avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie Jaeger
Park Avenue
AuCourant Club
John Hamann
Mathew Lawless
Helen Baker
Ed Hinkley
Lorain
George Smith
Henry Plato
Elyria
L. G. Maxwell
Ladies Prayer Meeting at Foursquare Church
The ladies prayer meeting met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. James Urban’s home on Washington avenue with Mrs. Glen Horst leading the Bible study. The next meeting will be held Tuesday at Mrs. Jacob Muth’s home on Forest street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Foursquare Church
James Urban
Washington Avenue
Glen Horst
Jacob Muth
Forest Street
Local social visits in Ohio noted this Tuesday
Miss Janet Brown of Cleveland was a Tuesday dinner guest of Mrs. F. H. Jenne. Mrs. H. Kreeger and her daughter Miss Goldie visited Elyria Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Farschman spent Tuesday in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Brown
Cleveland
F. H. Jenne
H. Kreeger
Goldie
Elyria
Clarence Farschman
Sandusky
Epworth League Talk on Poverty Duty at Grafton Church
At the Grafton M E church Sunday evening the Epworth League heard Lee Prior speak on conditions related to poverty and Christians duty to improve them. A general discussion followed and 30 members attended a social hour at How ard Wise home with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Epworth League
Grafton M. E
Lee Prior
Howard Wise
Just Between You and Me Club Meeting Recap
The Just Between You and Me club met Monday at Mrs. Julius Sheldon home. The evening featured sewing and social time with attendees Mrs. Bertha Beesing Mrs. Iva Gardner Mrs. Mary Hitchcock Mrs. Grace Daniels Mrs. Laura Baker Miss Winifred Tran Miss Rhea Beesing Mrs. Irma Gayeska and Eleanor Sheldon. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sheldon
Bertha Beesing
Iva Gardner
Mary Hitchcock
Grace Daniels
Laura Baker
Winifred Tran
Rhea Beesing
Irma Gayeska
Eleanor Sheldon
Elyria Lodge Confers First Degree for Three Candidates
At the I. O. O. F lodge on Monday evening the Elyria degree team conferred the first degree on three candidates. District Deputy Grand Master Hobill gave an interesting talk. Second degree set for Jan 18 by New London, officers installation Jan 25. Refreshments of pie and coffee served. Twenty three visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hobill
New London
Dairy banquet attendees from Grafton listed at LaGrange
Those who attended the Dairy man banquet at LaGrange on Monday evening from Grafton and vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mennell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lang and Floyd, Jack Burke, Neil Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eppley, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Co. D. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lehman, Mrs. Estella Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs. James Aldrich. The school orchestra furnished the music under the direction of R. L. Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Grafton
Vicinity
J. D. Mennell
Roy Lang
Floyd
Jack Burke
Neil Wise
Ray Eppley
Clair Wolf
Co. D. Lehman
C. L. Lehman
Estella Aldrich
James Aldrich
R. L. Crowe
Local visits and family gatherings across Elyria area
Mr and Mrs Lee Cole and family and Mrs Beulah Gildemeister and daughter Joyce and James Myers of Elyria visited relatives in town Sunday. Merle Brunson and daughters spent Sunday with Ed Brunson of Medina. Sue Durkee and Earl Durkee celebrated W F Keasey 86th birthday. Guy Durkee hosted Sunday dinner for Fannie Durkee in North Olmsted. Mary Coleman of Cleveland visited the Durkees last week. Marion Mull dined with S L Medert in Lakewood. C H Schultz and Clifford spent Saturday in Elyria. Callers at the L Gibson home included F Chamberlain of Bay Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cole
Beulah Gildemeister
Joyce
James Myers
Elyria
Merle Brunson
Ed Brunson
Medina
Sue Durkee
Earl Durkee
W. F. Keasey
Guy Durkee
Fannie Durkee
North Olmsted
Mary Coleman
Cleveland
Marion Mull
S. L. Medert
Lakewood
C. H. Schultz
Clifford
L. Gibson
Mrs. F. Chamberlain
Bay Village
Local social calls unfold across area homes
Sunday visits reached Schultz, Rothgery, and Chamberlain households with relatives and friends from Penfield Junction Oberlin Bay Village Elyria Fair View Village Valley City Medina and Medina area. Mrs A L Jones stays with Earl Jones in Oberlin as guest for an undetermined period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Schultz
Harry Wagner
May
Harry, Jr
Mary Lou Wagner
Charles Wagner
Penfield Junction
Carl Hoffman
Earl Jones
Oberlin
B. A. Rothgery
A. L. Jones
Frank Chamberlain
Bay Village
W. P. Chamberlain
Fred Mayer
Brunswick
George Chamberlain
Elyria
Carl Shepherd
Margaret Townsend
Fair View Village
A. E. Mennell
Albert Erhart
Valley City
Huge Diamond “Lucky” Stone Changes Hands in England
A 19 carat rosy pink diamond valued at $60,000, touted as the luckiest stone, has been bought by an English group. The gem, famed for warding off illness, was last owned by Aron Barbara of Paris who reportedly recovered from an incurable disease after acquiring it 100 years ago. It has since passed through generations until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Aron Barbara
Paris
Church Notes Highlight Self Expression Over Protection
Carlisle notes from La Porte M E Church report Rev Thomas Hughes sermon titled The Church the Light of the World based on Matthew 5 14 The church aims to express rather than protect the self The pastor outlines next Sundays topicsGiving Account to God Witnessing Church Church as Heaven He urges attendance at the Million Unit Fellowship in Cleveland featuring speakers E Stanley Jones and Bishop Lester Smith of Cincinnati Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. E
Thomas Hughes
Cleveland
Hughes
E. Stanley Jones
Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Local Chorus and Mothersingers Schedule Announced
Kappa Tau Sigme and the Young Women’s Chorus will sing Sunday at 9 30 a m during the Men’s Bible Class at the M C. Mothersingers of East Car lMisse plan rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 p m at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau Sigme
M. C
Mothersingers
East CarlMisse
Briefs on local residents and visiting guests
C H Vincent is convalescing at his East Avenue home after weeks of illness. Visitors to the Vincent residence on Saturday included Mr and Mrs Walter Miller and Mrs Conrade Salzman from Sullivan. Frank Schodish, age 3, is ill with pneumonia at his East Avenue home. Mr and Mrs William Pitkin and two children of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C T Stremple in Chestnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Frank Rahl visited Mrs Barbara Eschtruth in Middle Ridge Sunday afternoon. Ruth Shepard and her sons Wade and Robert of Elyria were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carroll Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Vincent
East Avenue
Vincent
Walter Miller
Conrade Salzman
Sullivan
Frank Schodish
William Pitkin
Elyria
C. T. Stremple
Chestnut Ridge
Frank Rahl
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Ruth Shepard
Wade
Robert
Carroll Shepard
Mrs Moran Visits Akron Guests Family Friends
Mrs Frank Moran motored to Akron Wednesday to visit her aunt Mrs Grace Stone. Mr and Mrs Horace Ives and family were guests Sunday of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs John Sikes Spencer. Mr and Mrs William Seabold Elyria and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ives and son Dwain of Cleveland were recent guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Ira Ives. Mrs Gladys Acker and daughter Lois of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Rhoads Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
Akron
Grace Stone
Horace Ives
John Sikes
Spencer
William Seabold
Elyria
Kenneth Ives
Dwain
Cleveland
Ira Ives
Gladys Acker
Lois
Frank Rhoads
News Notes from Sunday Socials and Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hange hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stegman of Lewiston N Y have returned home after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diedrich were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goodspeed attended a bridge club meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stevens. The Men's Card Club will meet at the home of Lester Squires Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hange
Oscar Thompson
Harry Stegman
Lewiston
New York
E. D. Anton
Carl Diedrich
M. C. Babcock
Schramm Road
W. H. Goodspeed
East Avenue
Vernon Stevens
Lester Squires
LaGrange Road
Columbia School Board Reorganizes Meeting at Snell Home
The Columbia school board met at H. T. Snell's home last Monday to reorganize. C. R. Crocker was reelected president and Milo Stearns named vice president. H. T. Snell was elected clerk for a two year term. J. H. Akins serves as the remaining member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia School Board
H. T. Snell
C. R. Crocker
Milo Stearns
J. H. Akins
Florida
Quilt and luncheon hosts aid school event
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Leo Martin Mrs. Robert Bennett and Mrs. Herman Leach, served dinner. School children will take mid year examinations January 14 and 16 conducted by county school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Martin
Robert Bennett
Herman Leach
Squire and Squire relations and visits across Ohio
Mrs J J Squire called on Mr and Mrs W R Squire in Berea on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Otto Ross of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Charles Martin recently. Eugene Lauton of Willoughby spent an evening with his brother John Lauton and wife. Mr and Mrs J B Squire of Ashland are moving to another farm as the old place is sold. Miss Winifred Wright visiting her sister Mrs Frank Williamson in Grafton. Mrs Hattie Hughes of Columbia and Mrs William West of Fields motored to Wellington to visit Mrs Irving Dunford. Clyde Prindle of Detroit visiting his aunt Mrs Hugh Osborne and relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Squire
W. R. Squire
Berea
Otto Ross
Cleveland
Charles Martin
Eugene Lauton
Willoughby
John Lauton
J.B. Squire
Ashland
Winifred Wright
Hiram, O
Frank Williamson
Grafton
Hattie Hughes
Columbia
William West
Fields
Wellington
Irving Dunford
Clyde Prindle
Detroit
Hugh Osborne
Sunday Visits Across Cleveland and Elyria Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Fred Niece and friends from Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Levi Beech. Visitors included Mr and Mrs William Kole and daughter Janet Lee from Cleveland at Mrs Kole's grandparents J J Squire. George Brokaw of Euclid and daughter with Mr and Mrs Herman Lappin and two sisters of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Burnett. Mr and Mrs Robert Lockhart hosted relatives Mr and Mrs Harry Faust and children from Champion NY. Mrs Hannah Longdon and Edith Longbon visited in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Frank Herold. Roy Churchward and P W Heineman attended a county meeting of trustees township clerks and other officials in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Cleveland
Levi Beech
William Kole
Janet Lee
Kole
J. J. Squire
George Brokaw
Euclid, O
Herman Lappin
Lappin
Elyria
Jesse Burnett
Robert Lockhart
Harry Faust
Champion
New York
Hannah Longdon
Edith Longbon
Frank Herold
Roy Churchward
P. W. Heineman
Local Meetings Set in Litchfield on January 19
The Young People's Society will meet with Penfield Young People at the Fromfelder home in Penfield next Sunday night. The Cemetery and Park Ass'n annual meeting is in the town hall on Tuesday afternoon January 19 at 2 50 with a planned program and refreshments. Congregational Church Council meets Tuesday evening January 19 including trustees deacons officers of church Sunday school L B S Young People's Society and committees. Rev F H Scott will exchange pulpits with Rev O Nichols of the Chatham Congregational church next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Young People’s Society
Penfield
Fromfelder
Congregational Church Council
F. H. Scott
O. Nichols
Chatham Congregational Church
Old-Time and Modern Dance at Town Hall Friday
The Columbia Firemen host an old-time and modern dance at the town hall on Friday night January 15. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church plans a meeting with Mrs Warren Ives on Thursday January 14. Their January 7 meeting at Mrs H C Bartter’s home drew a good crowd as Rev Hughes read poems by Edgar Guest during devotion. A short program and business session followed. Lunch for school children is planned for January 28. Work was done on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Firemen
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Warren Ives
H.C. Bartter
Hughes
Edgar Guest
Elyria Visit By Dunlap and Stanislaw Family
Mr and Mrs James Dunlap of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Ralph Stanislaw with children spent Sunday with relatives in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
James Dunlap
Elyria
Ralph Stanislawski
Cleveland
Winter trip and local social notices
Mrs H L Halladay and Miss May White left Tuesday to spend the remainder of the winter in southern California. Mr Halladay will room in the K E Miller home during his wife's absence. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Halladay entertained their bridge club Tuesday evening with guests Miss Helen Colbrunn Wayne Messner Rev and Mrs F H Schott and Mr and Mrs D T Lloyd. Miss Evelyn Watkins completed nursing school at Fairview Park and is now on general duty at Lodi hospital. Mr and Mrs C F Turner and son and Frank Turner of Lakewood hosted Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Turner. Nancy Williams of Medina visited her aunt Miss Helen Streett. her mother Mrs Harold Williams joined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Halladay
May White
California
Halladay
K. E. Miller
Lawrence Halladay
Bridge Club
Helen Colbrunn
Wayne Messner
F. H. Schott
D. T. Lloyd
Evelyn Watkins
Fairview Park
Miss Lillie Krugger Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Lillie Krugger was able to return home from Lodi hospital last Saturday. Her sister Miss Minnie accompanied her to help for a time. Mr and Mrs P Jenkins and Lewis and Evelyn were Sunday observers of the return and family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Krugger
Lodi Hospital
Miss Minnie
P. Jenkins
Lewis and
Evelyn
Obituary notes and social notices from North Eaton area
Miss Cora Felton learns of cousin Edward Allen 90 of Mears Michigan death. Civil War veteran enlisted from Mallet Creek and was known locally. Mr and Mrs M F Barth hosted Sunday dinner guests Faye Whitright and family Clem Williams and Fred Phillips of Lodi. Mr and Mrs L E Ausmuth dined at the Wentzelin home in Wadsworth after six o'clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spitzer
North Eaton
Cora Felton
Edward Allen
Mears
Mich
Mallet Creek
M. F. Barth
Faye Whitright
Donald
Clem Williams
Fred Phillips
Lodi
L. E. Ausmuth
Victor Wentzlein
Wadsworth
Sunday Visits and Illnesses Across Montrose Area
William Brodt and families joined the Julius Wilhelm home in Montrose on Sunday. Miss Betty Young from Lodi hospital shows improvement after Bright's disease. Granddaughters Beryl and Marilyn Heiser remain ill with whooping cough under Mrs J H Barth care. The Mettler and Hood households hosted guests including Helen Colbrunn Boyd at Sunday dinners. Kathleen Mole and Kathryn Mole visited the Miller home in Grafton and Mallet Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brodt
George Everiss
Dale Seeley
Ralph Brodt
Julius Wilhelm
Montrose
Betty Young
Bright
Lodi
J. H. Barth
Beryl
Marilyn Heiser
William Spieth
Helen Colbrunn
Boyd
P. J Mettler
Norbert Hood
E. J. Mellett
Mallett Creek
George Mole
Kathryn Mole
Grafton
EB. H. Miller
Local Fragments Point To Community Notes
Mr and Mrs C F Musser and sons visited William Musser in Elyria Sunday. Miss Helen Smith taught first and second grades Monday while Miss Hyde was sick. Mrs H G Hastings accompanied Nelson Schultz to Akron Sunday for dinner with Alma Lang. Frank Reznik of Parma spent the weekend with Lona Roe. Alfred Swanker, bedridden, shows slight improvement. Mrs Henry Peterson not well. Clark Langdon and family from Grafton visited Orrin Kellogg. John Welsh family from Ashland visited F D Gott. Mrs Gott is gaining slowly. Helen Rauscher of Erhart spent Friday with Fred Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Musser and Sons
William Musser
Elyria
Helen Smith
Miss Hyde
H. G. Hastings
Nelson Schultz
Akron
Alma Lang
Frank Reznik
Parma
Lona Roe
Alfred Swanker
Henry Peterson
Clark Langdon
Grafton
Orrin Kellogg
John Welsh
Ashland
F. D. Gott
Mrs. Gott
Helen Rauscher
Erhart
Fred Johnson
Baptist Church Notes Sunday schedule and sermon topic
The Baptist Sunday school begins at 9:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Rev. H. S. Mabie will speak on The Great Commission. Evening worship at 7:30 with the pastor's class for instruction of new members at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
H. S. Mabie
Wellington couple visits. Holmes family hosts
Mr and Mrs Paul Gott and family of Wellington were Sunday visitors in the Scudder home. Helen Falconer was ill with a bronchial attack the first of the week and under the doctor's care. Mrs Wallace Gingery and Mr Bramley of Copler spent Sunday in the Scudder home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gott
Wellington
Charles Holmes
Helen Falconer
Wallace Gingery
Mr. Bramley
Copler
Scudder
Valley City Dinner Guests Visit at Gunkelman Home
Valley City hosts Mr and Mrs Henry Gunkelman plus guests from Brunswick and Valley City including Mr and Mrs Charles Damon Mr and Mrs Carrol Damon and Hayden, Mr and Mrs Ernest Waite and Marie, and Mr and Mrs Ernest Gunkelman with June Rita and Howard Gest. Roy Reusch injures knee stepping on a tree root while gathering stove wood and uses crutches with a plaster cast. Zions Lutheran Sunday School teachers attend Sundar School conference in Lakewood with Sundar district peers. Mrs Iva Marsh and Elinore MacKenzie plus Claude MacKenzie and Thomas Marsh visit Lida Marsh Sanday. Marion Zeigler and Dewey Caine stop by in evening. Mrs Lida Marsh attends Methodist Road club meeting at Mrs Bes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gunkelman
Charles Damon
Carrol Damon
Hayden
Ernest Waite
Marie
Brunswick
Ernest Gunkelman
June
Rita
Howard Gest
Valley City
Roy Reusch
Zions Lutheran Sunday School
Sundar
Cleveland- Akron
Faith Lutheran Church
Lakewood
Iva Marsh
Elinore MacKenzie
Claude MacKenzie
Thomas Marsh
Elyria
Lida Marsh Sanday
Marion Zeigler
Dewey Caine
Ohio bank statement from Lorain County bank 1937
W G Reese, cashier, attests the bank statement for the Lorain county bank in Ohio as of January 9 1937. It lists assets including cash real estate and bonds and liabilities such as capital stock deposits and reserves with totals showing 501 482 02 for liabilities and total assets. Directors J A Knechtger J L Beesing W F Holcomb sign the document with notary Guy Finlayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Lorain
J. A. Knechtger
J. L. Beesing
W. F. Holcomb
Guy Finlayson
Probate hearing notices and Elyria ordinance update
Notice of hearing on inventories filed in Blyria Ohio Probate Court for estates including Holzhauer Gymoti Ellenbergert Edwards Ludwig Cole Glading Martin Morr Campbell and others with hearing set January 30 1937 at 10 AM and various actions by H C Wilcox Probate Judge plus Ordinance No 3130 amending Sections 2 and 3 of Ordinance No 3109 prohibiting transport of garbage and dead animals in Elyria with penalties and effective date January 13 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyria
Ohio
State of
Lorenz B. Holzhauer
Joseph Gymoti
Katalin Gymoti
Frank Leslie Ellenbergert
Harry Edwards
John L. Ludwig
Clayton A. Cole
Doris M. Glading
Jeremiah Martin
Laura A. Morr
Oscar Kent Campbell
H. C. Wilcox
City of
Elyria
Powe Ws
Director of Safety
Leonard Smith
D. B. Symons
Medina Residents Share Weekend Visits and Hospital Progress
Nichols of Medina hosts guests from Cleveland and Seville as families mingle over the weekend. Howard Arnold remains hospitalized at St. Luke's in Cleveland, with several relatives visiting. Suburban travel and local greetings mark a quiet Friday through Sunday in the area.
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Conservation Meeting
Dairy Association
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Anna Krieg
Charles Mathes
Frances Raesler
Dale Bechtel
Thomas Bruce
Legion
Hugh Tompkins
A. Hamel
C. Mathes
Pedro
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Henry
Louis Velagi
Harold Krause
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Epworth
Carlisle
Acme
Gordon Morrow
Charles Morrow
Morrow
Everett
Wash
Charles Mattson
Young Morrow
Baptist Church
eRry Biante
Nese Oh
Save Am
U. & Bonds
Tles
Indana
Rae Furane
W. G. Reese
Sie Nichols
Roy Frisk
William Grabenstetter
James Fisk
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Howard Arnold
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Arnold
Nichols
Alice Tilsky
Earl Arnold
S. C. Arnold
Ethel
C. EB. Arnold
Seville
Nary Arnold
Wally Steerer
Otto Murray
Dasghter
Plerenes Louise
Joe Salley
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