Grafton Homemakers Plan Miss Eckert Talk at Meeting
Grafton Homemakers Club met with host Mrs Leonard Jones for a noon dinner and business session led by president Mrs A Bernath. The group scheduled February 9 in the school Home Arts room for Miss Frances Eckert county agent to speak on Good Grooming to benefit Home Economics students. Twenty two members and two guests attended. prizes awarded to Mrs W E Baker and Mrs Leonard Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Postlie
Emma Tran
Dan Bradley
Murias Mull
W. E. Baker
Leonard Jones
Bil Jones
J. F. Fenwick
Loyalty Class Fetes Member in Grafton
The Lovatty Class held its regular meeting at the parsonage hosted by Rev and Mrs George Beebe. Mrs E J Harder led the program with group singing, a reading by Mrs Grace McClintock, and a fantasy reading by Rev Beebe titled The Gospel According to These Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
George Beebe
E. J. Harder
Grace McClintock
Beebe
Alfred W. Swan
After adjournment gifts shower for Mrs Trembath at meeting
A brief session ended with a surprise shower for Mrs Trembath. The honored guest received many gifts while refreshments were provided by the hostess and aides for eight members and three guests including Mrs Dickason Mrs Haury and Mrs Bindows at Mrs Woeward will entertain the class later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlags
Ths
T. Trembath
Fr. Carmean
Carl Tomasheka
Clasp Milver
A. Dickason
Albert Haury
Frank Bindows
Edith Woeward
Carlisle Community Club Plans Card Party and Box Social
Carlisle Community Club held a Wednesday evening meeting at the Grafrar Road home of Mrs. Win Vince A. Rennie to arrange a late January card party and boxed social at the school on the last Friday night of the month. Mrs. H Manny Heslbut chairs the card party committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Naté
Win Vince A. Rennie
Grafrar Road
East Osmisie Commaurin Iar
Aehi
H. Manny Heslbut
Eaton Women Meet for Good Grooming Discussion
Fifteen Rural Woman's Club members and two guests gathered at Mrs. Thomas Sampson's home to hear Frances Eckert discuss Good Grooming. The next meeting will tackle The Care of the Feet on Wednesday February 2 with Mrs. Arthur Cowler as hostess. A morning business session included a Florida message from Mrs. A. A. Martin.
Grafton Bills Payable At Bank On the Twentieth
The Board of Public Affairs of Grafton announces that Grafton Bank will be open on the twentieth of each month for payment of water and electric bills until 6 o clock. If the twentieth is a Wednesday, one day of grace is allowed and bills may be paid the following day without penalty.
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Grafton
Board of Public Affairs of
Grafton Bank
Henrietta Methodist Ladies Aid and Missionary Meeting
An all day joint gathering of the Ladies Aid and Missionary societies at the Methodist Church home of Mrs. J. C. Slack drew good attendance. President Mrs. Harland Schieder led devotionals and a brief business session. a pot luck lunch followed. Missionary head Mrs. Earl Munn oversaw the meeting with devotional talks by Mrs. Henry Stick on Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
The
Methodist Church
J. C. Slack
Ladies’ Aid
Harland Schieder
Earl Munn
Henry Stick
Africa
Harland Schlecter
Leonard Buchs
Anna Wryttenbach
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Frank Miller In Spencer
Mr and Mrs John Miller hosted a family dinner in Spencer to honor Frank Miller on his 70th birthday. Attending were his wife, siblings and their spouses from Grafton West Salem Elyria Cleveland and other relatives, with a cake baked by Clair Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
John Miller
Frank Miller
Miller
Char Miller
Grafton
Harold Miller
Rittman
Clyde Taylor
West Salem
Paul Miller
Elyria
Electa Bullkoetter
Cleveland
Fields Ladies Plan Supper Bake Sales
The Women’s Aid group met at Mrs. Charles Black’s home on Thursday January 6 with Mrs. Nash presiding. Rev Carpatr led devotional as guests from Elyria Graf ton and Berea attended. A church supper and bake sales at the local grocery are planned with next meeting set for January 20 at Mrs. Miner Eldred’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Eldred
Markley Scouts Meet at School House
Markley Boy Scouts met Tuesday evening in the school house Berkely Roach of Elyria principal of the Markley school led the meeting. Eight boys passed the test and three visitors attended. Roach taught new signs and the group completed several drills before games. Next meeting will be Tuesday evening January 18.
George Washington Tea Planned by LaPorte Ladies Group I
Martha and George Washington will be featured guests February 22 at a George Washington Tea in the Parish Hall. The event includes a musical program led by Mrs. H. H. Gregg, with Mrs. Lynn Hamlin as chairman and Mrs. Frank Moran and Mrs. Frank Harrison heading refreshments. Attire includes costuming of Martha Washington by Mrs. Howard Morgan and the First President by Mrs. Samuel Stevenson.
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Carlisle
Martha
George Washington
LaPorte
Lynn Hamlin
H. H. Gregg
Frank Moran
Frank Harrison
Howard Morgan
Martha Washington
Samuel Stevenson
Gratton Road hostess presides over Group I meeting
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Frank Moran of Gratton Road hosted a Group I gathering. Guests were seated at a nicely set table and enjoyed an excellent dinner. After the business meeting, the afternoon featured knitting and exchange of community plans. Tea will be served for the General Rig and wrecks of the community. Additional news on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
Gratton Road
La Grange P T A Meeting Attendance
Mrs Andrew Rawson Henry Wigert W F Hastings Mr Davidson and Miss Muriel Fredericks attended the County Council meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association at 18 Henrietta on Tuesday. The next council meeting will be held in Belden in April.
Circles Meet for Covered Dish at Hopkins Home
Circle Number One of the Arts Society laid fourteen covers at Mrs. J. Hopkins home Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Lucila Kane Mrs. Robert Denham Mrs. C. B. Rawson and Mrs. Paulsa. The program centered on My Most Embarrassing Moment. The group will meet next on the second Tuesday of each month with Mrs. Dewey Aldrich named February hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Number One
of Arts Society
J. Hopkins
Lucila Kane
Robert Denham
Virs c. B. Rawson
Paulsa
Dewey Aldrich
Local Social Heros Share Dinner and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Foster and Mr and Mrs Robert Conklin of Wellington joined Mr and Mrs Carlton Adams for dinner Sunday at M and Mrs Blaine Archer in Litchfield. Dewey Aldrich and Mrs B Rawson attended their cousin Aubrey Aldrich funeral in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Fred Prosser and Mrs Orya Hastings attended Eastern Star school of instruction in Elyria Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clinton Haulk were dinner guests in Elyria on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Robert Conklin
Wellington
Carlton Adams
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
Dewey Aldrich
B Rawson
Aubrey Aldrich
Elyria
Fred Prosser
Orya Hastings
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Clinton Haulk
Wellington News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Gatherings
Dwight David son and Wallace Bear attended a Wellington Mason meeting where Davidson joined the order. Berry Jane Bear joined the potluck supper at the Senior Gas Reserves event at Wellington High School. Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechre and son Dennis visited L W Spiezelberg family. Perry Brandt and baby Henry Lois attended a surprise birthday dinner for Warren Auble arranged by his wife. Jane Mio and Mrs Otto Geist also appeared in the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storts
Warren Auble
Wellington
Jane
Mio
Otto Geist
Kinfolk Dine With Meeks After Family Visit
The Kipton family recently enjoyed dinner hosted by daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs James Meek. Ray Williams works for Ray Brasee and formerly worked for Bud Rider. Mrs Carl Brandt visited Mrs E D Thompson in Rochester. Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough is recovering well after a major Allen Hospital Oberlin operation and was returned home Tuesday. Mrs Margaret Pitts now cares for the family. Mrs Clara Nash spent Tuesday with Mrs Wallace Bear and called on Mr and Mrs T C Whitney and on ill Mrs Lucy Turner who is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
James Meek
Ray Williams
Ray Brasee
Williams
Bud Rider
Carl Brandt
E. D. Thompson
Rochester
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Margaret Pitts
Clara Nash
Wallace Bear
T. C. Whitney
Lucy Turner
Henrietta Briefs: Court Family Visit Ends Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Court and family of Oberlin visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Court on Sunday evening. Mrs Harold Coates attended a portion of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Paul Court
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Harold Coates
Rebecca lodge meeting and social visits in Oberlin region
The report lists a Monday Rebecca Lodge meeting at Oberlin with Parker Baird of Brownhelm calling on Adam Norn, plus numerous weekend and Sunday visits. Residents including George Savers, Carl Lutteman, Myron Ries, Carl Reusser, Eileen Mooney, Milton Parrish, Lena Gegenheimer, Frank Rieger, G. M. Snyder, W. D. Whitney, Mary Becker, and others are noted visiting friends and relatives in Birmingham, Cleveland, Elyria, Kipton, Oberlin, and nearby towns. Private James Weiser from Fort Knox Frankfort visited the Snyder home, and several couples hosted or attended gatherings and choir rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodge
Oberlin
Parker Baird
Brownhelm
Adam Norn
George Savers
Carl Lutteman
Myron Ries
Theodore Lutteman
Birmingham
Carl Reusser
Eileen Mooney
Cleveland
Albert Kusser
Milton Parrish
Baby
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Frank Rieger
Ray Brown
James Weiser
Frankfort
G. M. Snyder
W. D. Whitney
Butler Road
Mary Becker
Methodist Church
Harland Schrecter
Orlo Coven
Wendall
Kipton
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Survey Flight Set by P G Taylor Across Indian Ocean
Sydney. P G Taylor who joined Kingsford Smith on the 1934 Australia to California flight plans a survey voyage across the Indian Ocean from Australia’s west coast to Mombassa Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
P. G. Taylor
Kingsford Smith
Australia
California
Indian Ocean
Mombassa
Africa
Young Yakima girl holds bone fracture record
Phyllis Gene Grommesch six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs P M Grommesch holds a local bone fracture record in Yakima Washington Both legs were broken when her younger baby brother fell over her She wears casts numbered 15 and 16 in a remarkable mishap that left the family surprised and cautious about playtime safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
Phyllis Gene Grommesch
P. M. Grommesch
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