Engagement announced in West 137th street area
Mr and Mrs George Knable announce the engagement of their daughter Geraldine to William Codrington Sr son of Mr and Mrs William Codrington Sr of Valley View The couple are among guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen Clinton and Myron Sprenkle return to Amherst after visiting their aunt and uncle Mrs and Mrs Oscar Clark during their mother's illness Mr and Mrs Alva Fuller and daughter Phyllis of Lodi and Mr and Mrs Milton Wolf of Sharon Center were Sunday callers on Mrs Catherine Fuller and daughter Nellie Bail Theodore Van Boxel both recovering from a recent illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NO. Olmsted
George Knable
137Th Street
Cleveland
Mastick Road
Geraldine
William Codrington
Valley View
Walter Bowen
Clinton
Myron Sprenkle
Amherst
Oscar Clark
Alva Fuller
Phyllis
Lodi
Milton Wolf
Sharon Center
Catherine Fuller
Nellie Bail
Theodore van Boxel
North Olmsted School Board Elects Officers
At the reorganization meeting on Monday night January 3, Mrs A N Eldred was elected president Fred L Laisy vice president and Mrs Ruth Lord clerk for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted School Board
A. N. Eldred
Fred l Laisy
Ruth Lord
Miss Ada Johnson Funeral at Lorain Road Church
Funeral services were held at Lorain Road Congregational church on Monday January 17 for Ada Johnson 82 a resident of North Olmsted for about 25 years living with F R Wilford Center Ridge Reverend Clyde Kuhn officiating She dedicated 28 years as a missionary in Japan and South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Road Congregational Church
Ada Johnson
Clyde Kuhn
Spencer Announces Sermon Next Sunday on Samuel
The Rev. J. G. Koontz selects "Samuel the Man Who Found a King" as his sermon topic for next Sunday morning. This marks his fourth sermon this month on Bible characters with special music by the senior choir and a vocal solo by L. F. Waldinwright under the choir leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
J. G. Koontz
Samuel
L. F. Waldlnwright
Officers elected for Spencer Lutheran Council
The Spencer church Lutheran Council announces officers: E L Kenery as elder Ernst Pitz as deacon Delbert Berry and Perry Herman as trustees Dallas Auble as financial secretary Ford Jewett as recording secretary and Dewey Leininger as Sunday school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Council of the Spencer Church
E. L. Kenery
Ernst Pitz
Delbert Berry
Perry Herman
Dallas Auble
Ford Jewett
Dewey Leininger
Mrs Glenna Carlson and B W Cotterman Wed in Cleveland
Mrs Glenna Carlson Spencer school teacher wed B W Cotterman Alger superintendent Saturday at the Baptist parsonage in Cleveland. Rev George Bates of East Cleveland performed the ceremony. They were accompanied by Mrs Rose Mantz Spencer and C D Moore Elyria. Mrs Cotterman will finish this semester and be home in Alger after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Carlson
Spencer
B. W. Cotterman
Alger School
Cleveland
George Bates
East Cleveland
Baptist Parsonage
Rose Mantz
C. D. Moore
Elyria
Cotterman
Alger
Shicks Attend 50th Anniversary of Franz Couple
Mr and Mrs Howard Shick attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mrs Franz parents Mr and Mrs John Franz in Cleveland on Saturday. A reception at Schmeltzer hall drew eighty relatives and friends for a dance. Franzs received many gifts. Martha Mary Lutheran Ladies Aid met Spencer church Monday evening with Mrs Frank Aldrich presiding. After Bible lesson and discussion, Mr Smith and Miss Reutter served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shick
John Franz
Cleveland
Schmeltzer Hall
Mrs. Franz
Martha Mary
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Spencer Church
Frank Aldrich
Mr. Smith
Miss Reutter
Bateman Funeral Held for 89Yearold Spencer Resident
Mrs. Anna Bateman died Thursday evening at her Lafayette home. Funeral services were Sunday at Spencer Baptist Church conducted by Rev. J. G. Koontz with burial in Spencer. She would have turned 90 on May 20 and was sister of Mrs. J. A. Gariss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bateman
Lafayette
Spencer Baptist Church
J. G. Koontz
Spencer
Bateman
J. A. Gariss
Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Sullivan residents gathered as BRIEFS note Sunday visits from Kelsy McDowell and Rebecca Hulman and guest appearances by Bauman of Cleveland, Emerson, Bar rett, and others. Injuries include Mrs. Coomer dislocating two foot bones and Mrs. Fuller breaking a wrist. Curtice recovers from a car accident and returns to school. Local hospital stays include Mrs. Eldred Perren after appendectomy.
Niece Honored by Carlisle Hostess at Buttenut Ridge Tea
Mrs. E H Wurst entertained fourteen friends and relatives at her Buttenut Ridge Road home Friday afternoon honoring her niece Mrs Don Bush of Elyria. Guests from Cleveland Oberlin Elyria and Carlisle played danco with first award won by Mrs Frank Nagy and Mrs Elizabeth Hunt consoled. Tea table featured lighted blue tapers and a sixty year old china doll owned by Mrs George Bush, formerly of Mrs Hattie Wilson of Grafton, with Mrs Don Bush pouring and receiving the guest award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wurst
Buttenut Ridge Road
Don Bush
Elyria
Cleveland
Oberlin
Carlisle
Frank Nagy
Elizabeth Hunt
George Bush
Hattie Wilson
Grafton
Local women clubs host talk on personal grooming
East Carlisle Woman's Club and West Ridge Woman's Club members met at Mrs. Howard Miller's East Avenue home for an all day session led by Miss Frances Eckert, County Extension agent, on personal grooming. Demonstrations covered creams, cosmetics, hand care, hair grooming, and grace. The next meeting is set for February 24 with location to be announced. A tureen dinner was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Miss Eckert
Howard Miller
Birthday anniversaries of La Porte residents noted
The week highlighted Mrs. E. E. Humphrey and Mrs. Elizabeth Reisinger, long-time La Porte residents. Humphrey hosted a family dinner with FE. E. Humphrey and Hamlin Humphrey while friends sent cards from the La Porte Ladies Aid. Reisinger was feted Sunday by daughter, son-in-law Archie Welton, grandchildren Janet and Kenneth, and Mrs. Bailey with a birthday cake. a guest Nelson Reisinger joined, and Saturday well-wishers sent cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
E. E. Humphrey
Elizabeth Reisinger
Humphrey
Reisinger
Archie Welton
Janet
Kenneth
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Bailey
Nelson Reisinger
Choir Presents Hymn at La Porte M E Church
Seventeen members of the Young People's Choir offered special music at Sunday worship. Directed by Mrs H H Gregg they performed Jesus Rose of Sharon. Miss Eleanor Robson played the offertory solo as Rev Thomas Hughes pastor spoke on The Wise Builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. E. Church
H. H. Gregg
Jesus
Rose of
Youth Skating by Moonlit River Scene at Handrosh Farm
Twenty youths gathered on the river behind Handrosh farm on Robson road for a moonlit skating outing. They built a fire on the ice to warm themselves, then enjoyed a wiener and marshmallow roast before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handrosh
Robson Road
Pomona Grange Meeting At Henrietta Reports From Delegates
About seven ty five attended the Pomona Grange meeting at the school building Saturday. Delegates Raymond of Belden Heineman of Columbia and Mrs Sigbe of La Grange reported on the State meeting at Cincinnati. A Wellington Grange drill featured twelve youths representing months. Dinner was served at noon by local Grange ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Pomona Grange
Raymond
Belden
Heineman
Columbia
Sigbe
la Grange
Cincinnati
Wellington Grange
Grange
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Change and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church will meet Friday afternoon at Miss Mayme Bohns home instead of Wednesday. Communion services are set for Sunday morning at the Methodist Church. Carl Roth of Cleveland called on Mrs. Mary Becker Thursday evening. Mrs. Louise Rheisel of Rugby and Mrs. Margaret Peck of Brownhelm visited the Portman family and relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Mayme Bohn
Methodist Church
Carl Roth
Cleveland
Mary Becker
Louise Rheisel
Rugby
Margaret Peck
Brownhelm
Elmer Portman
Ernest Lamvermyer
Richard
Don
Local residents share visits and dinners in Lorain area
Ald and guests were Sunday visitors at the Siegrist home in Bay Village. Several families, including the Ralolphs, Date, Court, and Reusser households, hosted or visited relatives during the weekend. Oberlin, Elyria, and Akron residents joined neighbors in calls, church services, and meals.
Social visits and friendly gatherings across Brownhelm area
Airs D A Bennett and grandson Harold visited Mrs Margaret Peck in Brownhelm. Families from Berea Elyria Vermilion Lorain and Oberlin joined many Sunday calls at local homes. Neighbors attended dinners and club meetings while students stayed with relatives over weekend.
Sunday Visits Across Murray Ridge and Medina
Vincent Linden and family from Murray Ridge visited I J Schmitz and later called on Ignatius Gerhardinger N Webber C Justin family and the Schmitz sister with children. They joined Mrs Forest Taylor in Medina for a Sunday gathering. Elmer Schuster visited his mother Mary Schuster and sister. Florence Dion of Elyria spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F C. Oscar Ehrman and son Richard of Cleveland visited Micheal Smith and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brown
Oscar Ehrman
Richard
Cleveland
Micheal Smith
Birmingham Varsity and Reserves Top Wakeman Team
Birmingham varsity beat Wakeman on their home court with the Reserve team also prevailing. The Junior High squad defeated Vermilion Junior High on Friday night, continuing successful showings for local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Wakeman
Vermilion Junior High
Pedro Club Meeting Yields Evening Prizes
The Pedro Club gathered at Mrs. Joe Bickel's home on Thursday evening with all twelve members present. Prizes went to Mrs. Lee Andrews, Mrs. Joe Bickel, Mrs. John Nabakowski, and Mrs. Carrie Davidson, plus a guest prize won by Mrs. Minnie Hopkins as a lunch was served late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Club
Joe Bickel
Lee Andrews
John Nabakowski
Carrie Davidson
Minnie Hopkins
Local residents visit across Lorain and Elyria area
Reverend Howard Crurstock spent Friday and Saturday in Toledo visiting friends. Mrs. Chester Hartel of Elyria and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hartel of Rocky River called at the Mordost home Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Ladrach spent Friday in Lorain. Lester Edgar was in Elyria Friday afternoon. Miss Lucile Pratr was in Lorain Friday. Miss Mary Hannan and Mrs. Lee Andrews were Elyria visitors Saturday. Miss Lois Neiding of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. F. R. Howe was in Cleveland Saturday. Mrs. Thomas Early and granddaughter Nancy Opperman spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Alma Stone of Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Dudash were in Lorain Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haus. Miss Esther Broughton and Mrs. Nellie Broughton visited friends in town Sunday. Mr. Hartler's Sunday school mass was entertained at the Junior Opperman home Sunday afternoon. Twelve boys were present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilford of Amherst visited here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dudash and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Opperman and son Junior were in Norwalk Saturday night. Mrs. Gertrude Tischer, Bill Tischer, and Harry Hayes visited at the Snellenberger home Thursday afternoon. Miss Thelma George of Elyria visited her parents here Sunday. Mrs. John Nabakowski and Miss Mary Hannan were in Lorain Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crurstock
Toledo
Chester Hartel
Elyria
Burton Hartel
Rocky River
Mary Ladrach
Lorain
Lester Edgar
Lucile Pratr
Mary Hannan
Lee Andrews
Lois Neiding
Clevveland
Opperman
Walter Wilford
Amherst
William Dudash
Clarence Opperman
Norwalk
Gertrude Tischer
Bill Tischer
Harry Hayes
Snellenberger Home
Thelma George
Jors
John Nabakowski
Lotain
Rochester woman earns U of Chicago degree and teaching post
Alice Hierman, daughter of We and Mrs. John Herman, received her U A degree from the University of Chicago during the holiday mid term and now teaches in Chicago schools. Ruth Eaton, employed as a stenographer in Ashland, accepted an office secretary job with the Oberlin School of Commerce after graduating from that school. The Baptist Missionary Society met Wednesday with Mrs. Lesley Tripp. a goodly number attended, with business, devotion, and sewing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Alice Hierman
John Herman
U. A
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ruth Eaton
Ashland
Lus
Obertin School of Commerce
Sornety
Lesley Tripp
Township school board reorganizes after fall election
The township school board met Friday night at the schoolhouse to reorganize. Three members were elected in the Fall election but two refused to serve. Esther Babcock and D. Thompson were named to officer posts with Albert Campbell as president and Harold Ringler as clerk. Conklin and Harry Miller filled vacancies. Regular meetings set for the fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 PM, with the next meeting on the January date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Babcock
Albert Campbell
Eb, D. Thompson
Harold Ringler
le. Conklin
Harry Miller
Sacred Heart parish presents watch to pastor departing Oberlin
Members of Sacred Heart Church gave Rev. James Brennan a wrist watch as he leaves Oberlin for Hubbard Ohio where he will assume duties. Father O Laughlin of St. Ignatius Cleveland will begin serving in Oberlin this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Church
James Brennan
Hubbard, O
Father O’laughlin
St. Ignatius Parish
Cleveland
Bright on High School Home Economics Class Tour
Eileen Cassell spent Friday in Cleveland with the Home Economics class of Bright on High School where she is a member. The class conducted an inspection tour. Mrs. John Herman recently received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deitrick who are wintering in Florida and enjoying their time. Robert Horner of New London spent Friday night and Saturday with his friend Lawrence Jewett. Mrs. C D Setterfield visited her daughter Marian and sister-in-law Twila Setterfield in Shelby several days last week. Mrs. Alice Weeks stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickworth in Pittsfield from Monday to Friday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Cassell
Cleveland
Brighton High School
John Herman
Michael Deitrick
Florida
Robert Horner
New London
Lawrence Jewett
C. D. Setterfield
Marian
Twila Setterfield
Shelby
Alice Weeks
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
Albert Parker Confined to Home with Illness Last Week
Albert Parker remained at home last week due to illness, unable to attend usual activities or public engagements. Neighbors note he is under care and improving gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker
Liness
Illness Touches Local Residents In Brief Notes
James Williams could not be at work due to illness while Mrs Williams also suffers an old malady. Mr and Mrs Dell Richards are reported improved from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Williams
Dell Richards
Local families attend multiple Sunday visits and sales
Mr and Mrs A W Sprinkle Mrs D C Mann Mrs Alicea Weeks and others attended the sale of the goods of their late tecends Mr and Mrs O Diriam Sullivan Friday. Lawrence Snyder and daughters called on friends in Savannah and Ashland Friday. Viola Snyder of Rochester Center spent Sunday with Alma Jewett. Mr and Mrs Lee Conklin and family and Mr and Mrs Russell Kinger and family journeyed to Findlay Sunday. The former family spent the day with Delbert Switzer and son while the latter went to Bluffton to visit Mrs Kling ler's parents the William Scragers and others. Eileen Cassel spent Sunday with Kathryn Snyder at the Center. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs Howard Crittenden were Mr and Mrs Ed Algier and two children New London Mrs W A Jewett Oberlin. Mrs Julia Smalley was her guest on Sunday. Sunday afternoon callers at Arthur Jewett home were Mr and Mrs Glord Handley and daugh ter Elyria and Mr and Mrs Court Palmer Wellington. Louis Jewett came home with them after spending the week end in Elyria. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland were Mr and Mrs E J Massard and two children and Mrs Bertha Coats of Wellington. Mr and Mrs John Profan and two children Lorain spent all of last week with the former's sister and family the Stanley Star TOWS Mr and Mrs Leigh Ketchum Willington were callers at the C D Setterfield home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harold Duprey Soubenville were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Corvin Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sprinkle
D. C. Mann
Alicea Weeks
Findlay
Delbert Switzer
Bluffton
New London
W. A. Jewett
Oberlin
Sorut
Julia Smalley
Arthur Jewett
Glord Handley
Elyria
Court Palmer
Wellington
Louis Jewett
Frank Rowland
E. J. Massard
Bertha Coats
John Profan
Lorain
Stanley Star- Tows
Leigh Ketchum
Willington
C. D. Setterfield
Harold Duprey
Soubenville
Corvin Coe
John Thompson
John Otterson
Usher Road
Ernest Cooley
Clere Cooley
C. W. Scott
Allen
Cleveland
Porter Sullivan
Dorothy
Doris
Leon Deming
John Bryda
Celia Otterson
Mary Ingersoll
Clare Oring
Harry Wilson
Buckeye Rebekah Lodge
Viola Oring
Olmsted Falls
Mary Scott
Ethel Ingersoll
Lizzie Shepheard
Mary Healy
Columbia
Russell Shepheard
William Shepheard
Grace Cooley
Edith Osborn
Myrtle Burns
Bedford
Merrill Burns
E. H. Cooley
West View Village Hall
Thompson
Ollie Bruce
Sprague Road
Iona Usher
Gertrude Brown
Cook Road
Gordon Richards
Toledo
Don’ Biddulph
No. Olmsted
Kay Louise
Bertha Hermann
John
Bryda
Frank Kaye
Famly
Emelia Stanek
Surprise birthday party honors Donald Siders at home
A Saturday evening gathering at Donald Siders’ home honored his 12th birthday. Twenty seven schoolmates attended with many gifts, games, ice cream, and cake. Also present were Mrs Eva Piper, Miss Ruta Miazovsky, Mrs Charles Seckt, and Lee Prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Donald Siders
Eva Piper
Ruta Miazovsky
Charles Seckt
Lee Prior
Mrs Picts Hosts Quiet Evening With Carding And Quilting
Mrs Alice Picts entertained a group of friends on Thursday evening. Men played cards while the ladies held a quilting bee and later refresh ments were served by the hostess. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Aldrich, Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter, Mr and Mrs Art Wise, Mr and Mrs Clayton Sooy and son Allen, Mr and Mrs Ray Eppley, Mr and Mrs George Hamberger, Mrs Ida Burton and Mrs Estella Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Picts
James Aldrich
George Grabenstetter
Art Wise
Clayton Sooy
Son Allen
Ray Eppley
George Hamberger
Ida Burton
Estella Aldrich
Luncheon Club Members Plan Jan 27 Visit
Mrs Adbert Weigel hosted the Luncheon Club on Thursday. After a pleasant luncheon the members enjoyed needlework and jovial company. Mrs George Schaefer invited the group to her home for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adbert Weigel
George Schaefer
Local club notices and social guest list from Lyn don area
At the regular Lyn don Chapter C E S meeting one candidate was initiated. Mrs Maud Garrett and Mrs Elizabeth Barber hosted refreshments. About 25 Graf ton members attended. A birthday dinner for Mrs C B Finley included Mr and Mrs Glenn Bailey Royalton and others from Cleveland Oberlin Elyria Mansfield and Wellington. Several couples visited, hosted guests from Medina Shreve Penfield and more, with extended stays and weekend visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Oberlin
George Edward
Mary Louise
Richard
William Stegman
Elyria
Ray Trenchard
Paul Tompkins
Jimmie
George Spitzer
John
Cécil Johnson
Sarah Jane
George Beebe
F. E. Shriver
E. R. Haines
Shreve
Floyd Zacharias
Harry Martin
Wellington
Earl Zacharias
Cleveland
Minnie Zacharias
Evelyn Burrer
Etta Benton
William Benton
Penfield
Allen Rice
Earl Rice
Robert Rice
Charles E. Haley
Harpster
Grant Gerald
Mansfield
Community Social Roundup From LaGrange Area
Sunday visitors mingle as families host dinners and calls across Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Lakewood. Notables include Mr and Mrs James Aldrich hosting Shriver and Eppley guests, Mr and Mrs Mennell visiting Miss Ritz, and the birth of a baby boy at University Hospital Cleveland on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Shriver
Ray Eppley
la Grange
James Aldrich
J. D. Mennell
Inna Ritz
Shinrock
Esther Gest
Loretta Zerrel
Elyria
Floh. Minger
Ray Siders
C. L. Bow- Man
Cleveland
R. C. Stuart
James Dunlap
Herman Mackett
Edward Cheim
Lorain
J. O’million
BD. KR. Holcomb
Betty
J.P. Holcomb
Fred Holcomb
LaGrange
William Holcomb
Franklin Rust
University Hospital
Birth Announced for Baby Girl in Sheffield
Sheffield Mr and Mrs Bragy of Gulf Road announce the birth of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs P L Chambers and Moward Carrick attended the funeral of EW Waluz in New Cumberland Ohio Tuesday. John Cissnewho reported missing from his home last week in Sheffield Lake Village sent a letter to relatives from Tennessee a few days later. The Social Club of Sheffield Lake Village met last week in St James Mission with a Question Box and Answers program. Family dinners with Clarence Brush and family of Chestnut Ridge Sunday. Boy Scouts at Sheffield Leka discontinued weekly meetings due to leader Reverend Hantham ill with preampantd. Mrs Minnie Foskett and son Lloyd Foskett of East Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of J E Foskett and sister of Detroit Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Chambers
Clarence Brush
Familly
Chestnut Ridge
Boy Scouts
Sheffield
Leka
Hantham
Minnie Foskett
Lloyd Foskett
East Cleveland
Wera
J. E. Foskett
Detroit Road
West View Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
West View residents report visits among neighbors with trips to Cleveland for bicycle races. Local events include Grange Convention in Akron, lodge installations in Cleveland, birthday party plans for Kay Louise, and several family gatherings across Usher and Olmsted roads. John Thompson named West View village hall janitor while resuming railroad work after eye trouble.
Fall on the ice injures two skaters Saturday afternoon
During a skating event Saturday afternoon a skater suffered a hip injury from a fall on the ice and Miss Ethel Ingersoll injured her arm in a separate fall Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ingersoll
Mallet Creek Trustees Elect Leaders and Schedule Change
The Mallet Creek township trustees held the first meeting of the year swearing in officials. Homer Stone and Howard Brintnall were reelected for four years, Joe Bricker assigned a two year term, with Homer Stone named chairman. The monthly meeting date was moved from the second Monday to the first Wednesday. Social visits included Medina gatherings at Neal Roshon and other hosted events, with prize winners and a chop suey supper. The Girls Reserves and Mothers Council planned activities and the next council meeting will be at Celia Hepner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Miller
Fred Huffman
Viola Huffman
M. E. Huffman
Mothers Council
Ray Canfield
Mothers’ Council
Celia Hepner
Gertrude Christian
Pinochle Club
Marie Nettleton
Edward Haring
Floyd Carlton
Northwest
Laffayette
M. J. Dasue
Carlton
York High School Honors Naragon Couple With Senior Event
Lucille Adams hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her home for York High School seniors and staff in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Naragon. About thirty guests attended a mock wedding and other entertainment while a gift was given to the couple. Refreshments and a wedding cake followed. A reception is planned in the school auditorium on Thursday evening January 27 inviting all parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Adams
York High School
Lloyd Naraken
Naragon
Niuragon
Good Grooming Talk Draws Local Ladies at School
About eighteen ladies gathered at the Belden school house on Friday to hear Miss Francis Eckert speak on Good Grooming. Morning discussions and a noon box lunch preceded an afternoon where high school girls joined for demonstrations. Enthusiasm ran high and plans were made for a cosmetic party, with another February meeting planned to discuss foot care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Francis Eckert
Miss Eckert
Community Gossip From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Miss Fern Wise visits Elyria for Comp tometer training and stays with Mrs. Andrus on West avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wise host Sunday dinner with Edith Shuster. Mrs. P. H. Rogers hosts six o clock dinner at her daughter’s home. Guests include Dwight Rogers Lorain friends and other local residents. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rust at Cleveland Maternity Hospital. Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club hosts evening with husbands. ladies quilt while men play cards. Reisinger and Hoppe visit Lorain with Mrs. Rogers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Wise
Elyria
Comptometer
Andrus
West Avenue
Clarence Wise
Edith Shuster
P. H. Rogers
Rustin Grafton
Dwight Rogers
Lorain
Rust
Mary Hoppe
Dayton
Nellie Wise
D. G. Reisinger
Alma Pfeiffer
Dorothy Seldel
George Grabenstetter
Lee Holcomb
A. J. Hinckle
Martha Jane Schriver
F. E. Schriver
James Obitts
Charles Wise
George Beebe
Sooy-Albrecht
Roy Eppley
la Grange
Sharlene Wise
Franklin Rust
Maternity Hospital
Cleveland
Donna Rogers
Pitts
Pittsfield
Gleaner Class Holds Initial Meeting at Wolcott Home
La Grange report notes the first gathering of the Methodist Church Gleaners Class at Mrs. F. L. Wolcott's home with about thirty attendees including guests Mrs. Mary Collels and Mrs. Barrick of Wellington. Mrs Dai key led devotionals and Mrs C B Rawson gave a vivid talk.
Carlsbad Caverns Visit Highlighted by Luncheon
An account of a recent visit to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico by a couple, detailing an interesting journey and a committee hosted dainty luncheon during the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlabad Caverns
New Mexico
Brief notices from a local tureen dinner and visits
A good attendance marked the Thursday tureen dinner at Mrs. R. B. Kelner's home by circle three. Guests included Mrs. K. B. Rawson, Mrs. H. J. Hopkins, Mrs. J. H. Curtiss, and Mrs. V. G. Rundle. Elizabeth Haynes returned home to Long Island after a month with her grandparents, the Gott family. Mrs. Sarah Avery of Pittsfield died. funeral in Pittsfield Tuesday after Lillian Sprinkle's illness. Francis M. Knowles of Girard visited for the weekend. Epworth League services were led by Mrs. Albert Wilcox's Sunday school class. Clar ence Sage of Elyria hosted dinner with F. J. Knowles and Thad Rawson's family. Ken neth Rush and son visited Rev. and Mrs. Burton Ryan of Vickery. Edward Haynes entertained guests with a bridge party at Aunt F. J. Knowles's home. Mrs. Saddler of Bay Village was an out of town guest. A. A. Wilcox and A. S. Wilcox attended the Eastern Star school of instruction in Elyria led by Mrs. May Dramm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Kelner
KB. Rawson
H. J. Hopkins
J. H. Curtiss
V. G. Rundle
Edward Haynes
Elizabeth
Long Island
H. S. Gott
C. B. Rawson
E. L. Adams
Sarah Avery
Pittsfield
Lillian Sprinkle
Francis M. Knowles
Girard
Albert Wilcox
Epworth League
Clarence Sage
Elyria
F. J. Knowles
Thad Rawson
Fawn
Cleveland
Carey Rush
Kenneth
Burton Ryan
Vickery
Saddler
Bay Village
A. A. Wilcox
A. S. Wilcox
Eastern Star School of Instruction
May Dramm
Lakewood Hospital births and local moves noted
North Ridgeville records show a Cleveland Road family welcoming a new baby at Lakewood Hospital last week while nearby residents report hospital observations, relocations, and visits. The Hodson family plans a move to Arizona, and Rev. E C Young prepares a Florida visit.
Dover Center Socials and Visits Verse
Dover Center notes show W H S members meeting at Mrs Edith Russ for a noon luncheon and sewing. Circle 3 of the Congregational Church to host at Hall Road with Mrs Cipra and Mrs Russ assisting. A W W Society card party is planned at W W Hall Thursday night. Mrs Ella Gough hosted friends for her birthday with cake for eight. local visits include Clifford Geiger and Mrs E G Geiger with guests from Elyria and Lyndhurst. Donald Hall ill. Walter Elliott improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
W. H.S
Edith Russ
Grant Humphry
Circle 3
Congregational Church
Hall Road
Cipra
Russ
W. W. Hall
W. W. Society
Ella Gough
North Olmsted
Cleveland
Dover
Clifford Geiger
Andrew Jenkins
E. G. Geiger
Ralph Flood
Elyria
Donald Hall
John Mattern
Jack
Inez Bossley
Lyndhurst
Walter Elliott
Bushrod Washington Appointed Supreme Court Justice at 36
Bushrod Washington became an associate justice of the U S Supreme Court at age 36, marking a notable early appointment in the nation's high court history.
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Bushrod Washington
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