Vincent News Roundup Of Social Visits And School Games
Local residents visit friends in Lorain Elyria and Murray Ridge with guests at the Penrod and Fridenstine homes. Eleanor Lewis is ill. Claude Baldwin returns to school after illness. Vincent school hosts two basketball games with St Mary's Elgin Junior High and Avon Ex-Hi's. County nurse Miss Wade visited the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Penrod
Elyria
Florence Beese
Charles Reese
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Eleanor Lewis
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
Charles Long
Claude Baldwin
George Beese
Louie Beese
Collins
Ohio
S. W. Scott
William Cutter
Mary Reibling
William Goodsite
Neva Goodsite
Clearview
Edith Morris
G. W. Fridenstine
Charles McCarty
F. H. Lewis
Vincent School
Vincent
St. Mary’s School
Elgins
Avon
Miss Wade
Markley PTA meeting plans Founders Day program and lunch drive
About thirty five persons attended the Markley School Parent Teachers Association meeting. Mrs. E. O. Sprague led the session with routine business and a Founders Day program planned for the thirty sixth anniversary of the PTA at the next regular meeting on February 16. The hot lunch program was discussed with funding ideas including a card party on February 9. Miss Alta Myers, a missionary from China, gave an informative talk on Chinese life, education, opium, and the leper village she has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley School Parent Teachers’ Association
O. Sprague
PB. T. Ua
Haskins
Elyria Township
Miss Myers
China
Hong Kong
Sheffield
Banco
Sheffield Lake Social Club
Brookside Parent Teacher’s Association
Brookside School
A. C. Norris
Pittsfield
Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
Elyria
Garfield Community Club
Club
Brookside High School
Helen Frisbee
Lorain
Mary Risco
Catherine Yingling
LaBerta Heidendorf
Frances Tarnosky
Anna Diasy
Josephine Tarnosky
Margaret Forster
Margaret Kiinksbirn
Evelyn Dietrick
Nava Carrick
Margaret Cawley
Miss Frisbee
Frisbee
Martin
Alta Myers
Dick Myers
L. C. Hecock
Lake Avenue
Rena Titus
Avon Lake
Lee Johnson
Nina Seeley
Cgrafto
Fred Winters
Ralph Craig
Marty Root
Antone Meier
Albert Davis
L. V. James
Cleveland Vegetable Growers
West Park
Doctors Use Creosote to Treat Persistent Coughs
Doctors promote Creomulsion as a quick, effective remedy for coughs and bronchitis supported by creosote and seven medicinal elements. The product is claimed to halt lingering colds while being harmless and easy to take, with a druggist guaranteeing money back if relief fails.
Elmira area social notes record winter visits
Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler were dinner guests of H A Barnard in Elyria and visited Charles Burnham at the hospital. Edna Hills and Cleon Crowell spent the weekend with Clyde Crowell in Cleveland. Mrs George Wicks and two children from Cleveland stay with the McClellans this week. The Blaine family visited William Hearne in Elyria Sunday afternoon. In honor of the birthday and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hearne
Elyria
Book Club
C. S. Clark
Max Peabody
Earl Green
Baby
J. J. Foisy
Patrick Hackett
Lorain
Roy Kenyon
Robert Hoyt
Charles Humm
Florence
Dora Pomery
Division No
Noble Weeks
C. J. Spore
WN. L. Wooden
Raymond Croxford
Cleveland
C. Wessel
Ernest Witzlaben
Arthur Witzlaben
Milton Hurst
P. Z. Hurst
Clarksfield
Clayton Hoyt
Bellevue
M. L. Downing
Dale West
Daughters of Wealthy Families Studied Chinese Customs in Avon
Miss Myers showcased Chinese artifacts including tiny shoes idols and tablets. Guests at Avon Lake and nearby areas attended gatherings with the Glasows McCollums Goughs Gilbert and others visiting or staying at local homes. A Friendly Group Class party at Avon Baptist church hosted by Edward Webb and family was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
G. Glasow
John
Arthur Glasow
Earl Boehn
Elvrra
E. C. McCollum
Berlinville
D. A. Myers
Irene
Mary
Grace Gough
Harry
Bert Gough
Anna Gilbert
Avon
R. Dunfee
Elsie McGuire
Lake Breeze Road
Donna Myers
Jeanette Ricci
George Root
Avon Baptist Church
Edward Webb
Avon Lake Village
Local social notes from Elyria area winter events
Community calendar items record anniversaries in the Eddy and Terrell families and visits among residents. The Farmers Institute plans January sessions with posters and a two day program culminating in the play Light House Nan. Various residents and guests are listed with visits to Elyria, Norwalk, Avon Lake and Cleveland area homes and quarantine for scarlet fever at Malcolm Tompkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Eddy
Dorothy Terrel
Eddy
Terrell
Tommy
Otis Lyndes
Gates
Elyria
Burl Martin
Lornin
Farmers’ Institute
Irving Mohle
Virginia Newton
Fourth and fifth grade rolls announced in Wakeman
In Wakeman Ohio on January 23 the 4th grade honor rolls list Margaret Kellar Louise Dougherty Donald Worcester Iris Pettit and William Wassenack. The 5th grade honor roll includes Mary Louise Shelton Charles Boyle Richard Didelious and Laura Mae Kenyon. A new score board has been installed in the gym hall for viewing.
Ladies Aid elect officers for Congregational church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church elected officers for 1933. First Division chairwoman was Mrs. N. J. Weeks with Mrs. Hattie Ellis as secretary and treasurer. Second Division chairs were Mrs. Joe Galpin with vice chair Mrs. Myron Shelton and secretary treasurer Mrs. Aminta Bayliss. Third Division chair was Mrs. H. V. Worcester with secretary treasurer Miss Clara Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
N. J. Weeks
Hattie Ellis
Joe Galpin
Myron Shelton
Aminta Bayliss
H. V. Worcester
Clara Kline
Notable illnesses and recoveries in Elyria and area
Albert Fish recovering well after major Chicago operation and soon leaving hospital. Mrs. Sumner Todd and son Werner improving slowly with Mrs. Anna Todd Pitts of Cleveland caring for them. Harry Carter gaining and able to sit up daily. Mrs. Libbie Ennes funeral held with burial in Birmingham Cemetery. Roy Ennes of Cleveland a survivor. Local residents attend clubs, church, and social visits while others report minor operations and recovery at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fish
Chicago
Sumner Todd
Werner Todd
Anna Todd Pitts
Cleveland
Harry Carter
Hannah Timbs
Rollie Barnes
R. F. Kenyon
Clay Puder
New London
J. G. White
Bank
T. A. Sins
Norwalk
Arthur Witzlaben
Elizabeth Booth
M. W. Anderson
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria
Roy Kenyon
Wakeman High School
Grange Hall
Pedro
Belle Galehouse and
Secret American drama of Araminta and Barneys love
Araminta Williams plans to wed Barney Tyson but her heart holds Janney Breckenridge. After visiting her aunt in Washington she grows torn between lovers as Leontine schemes and Barney wrestles despair on a hillside. A mysterious boy and trained dogs hint at hidden lives near Tyson House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta Williams
Ashe
Oll
Barney Tyson
Washington
Barney
Janney Breckenridge
Janney
Leontine
Araminta
Nicky
Minta
Cissy
Helen
Iris
Schnitzler
Thris
Alice
Mr. Barney
Tyson
Great Gate
Tyson House
Miss McBride
Max
Mercie
Hugo
Pan
California
Califfornia
Sylvan Park
Mother
Local Social Notes From Huntington Area Parish and Homes
Mr and Mrs Chas Coward and Miss Margaret Royborn visited Hoyt Conrad at Pleasant View sanatorium Amherst last Sunday. Hoyles prospects are favorable. Pauline Kolbe staying with Mrs Elton Hurst Wakeman. Mrs Martin Weiderick of Spencer Ohio spent Tuesday with Mrs G A Cole. Geo Kreuck family visited Chippewa Sunday and found uncle C H Sweet in fragile condition. Mrs R A Cassell hosted Mrs Kyle of Somerset Ohio who spoke at the Institute. Mrs Clara Jones spent a few days...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa
C. H. Sweet
R. A. Cassell
Kyle
Somerset
Clara Jones
New London Grange dedicates hall with 200 visiting Grangers
New London Grange No. 2401 formally dedicated its new hall with more than two hundred visiting Grangers from across the county. Grand Master Walter Kirk praised the work, noted young members on staff, and outlined plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Walter Kirk
Port Clinton
Kirk
New London Grange
Huron County
Townsend Grange
New London Opera House
Grange
Mr. Kirk
Ruggles
H. C. Hurst
Townseld
Merrymakers
Six O Clock Dinner for House Guest
Mrs George Parnell entertained honoring Miss Gertrude B Massey of Windsor Ontario with a three course six o clock dinner for twelve. Pink tapers and a tall silver vase with pink carnations graced the centerpiece while tiny pink candle favors and silhouette place cards completed the table. Afterward two tables of bridge were played Paul H Snyder winning high score. Present were E C Rasmussen Mae Bair Vera Marett Cecil Marett and Percy and Henry Massey along with Mr and Mrs Parnell and others. Massey plans to return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B. Massey
Windsor
Ontario
George Parnell
Paul BH. Snyder
E. C. Rasmussen
Paul H. Snyder
Mae Bair
Cecil Marett
Vera Marett
New London Lodge Installs Officers in Odd Fellows Hall
New London Lodge No. 615 T. O. O. F. held its biennial installation on Wednesday evening. Noble Grand Arthur Johnson, Vice Grand Henry Parnell, Rec. Secy George Parnell, Fin. Secy Jesse Luxon were installed with D M Hotchkiss as Special District Deputy Grand Master. A smoker and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur Johnson
Henry Parnell
George Parnell
Jesse Luxon
D. M. Hotchkiss
Local social notes and corrected attendance at Grange events
Relatives from Rochester visited Avon Lake for Sunday dinner with the Handleys. Crouse, the Institute speaker, was hosted by H. I. Solida. A correction notes Earl Anderson attended the Pomona Grange installation at Grafton on Jan 7, not Mrs. Anderson. School lunches funded by the P T A began last Monday. Wellington’s Vincent and LaGrange residents joined Grange activities Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse
H. I. Solida
Earl Anderson
Pomona Grange
Grafton
Anderson
E. M. Vincent
Wellington
Spicer
Gott
Population sentenced to death under Spain rule
During the period when Spain controlled the Low Countries the entire population was formally sentenced to death at one time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Low Countries
Farm Women’s Club January Meeting at Grange Hall
The Farm Women’s club will hold its January meeting at the Grange hall on Monday January 18. The event runs all day with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Miss Bird will attend and clothing remodelling work will be discussed. East G group and the South Aussie club will join that day, with activities starting early in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Farm Women's Club
Grange Hall
Noom
Miss Bird
Farm Woman's Club
Oberlin Congregation Address and Local Notices
Professor Hubbard from Oberlin will speak at East Oberlin church Sunday morning. Mrs. John Baumann hosts a reception for Mrs. Henry Baumann Friday afternoon. A Swiss steak supper is planned Thursday at the church and Ridgeville to present the Lyceum play Two Days to Marry Friday. Local residents attend Farm Bureau, card party events, and neighborhood housing changes are noted with several families planning moves and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Hubbard
Oberlin
East Oberlin
John Baumann
Henry Baumann
Fred Latteman
Dorothea
West Ridge
Oral Suffin
John van Haverlyn
Alfred Baumann
Louise Wallace
Ridgeville
Lyceum
J. EB. Ford
A. A. Saxton
G. I. Hobbs
Farm Bureau
Elyria
Frank Krueger
Grange Hall
Cleveland
Claus van Haverlyn
Charles Brooks
Hughes
George Hale
Lorain
Frank Krueger, Jr
South Amherst
Ted Harper
Karl Krueger
Giles
Ashland
BE. Biener
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Clare Brooks
Norwalk
John
Hirm
Albertine Pallas
John Beesee
John Batman x Peni
Jalla Parte
William Farr
Dwight Rosecrans
Peabodys Visit. Schmitzs Mark Fifth Wedding Anniversary
In New Oberlin on January 23 Mr and Mrs Wim Peabody visited their son Clarence and family on Townline road. Carl Schmitz and wife celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary Thursday with relatives and friends enjoying cards music and refreshments. Various local residents were noted in visits and gatherings including Lorain relatives and Elyria area friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Wim. Peabody
Clarence
Townline Road
Carl Schmitz
Clauseys Woden
Schmitz
Wm. Peabody
Reffening
Third Street
Hlyra
C. Justin
N. Webber
Chris Batt
Lorain
Forest Taylor
Indian Hollow Road
F. J. Schmitz
Ruth Dunkle
Ines
William Peabody
Frank Schmitz
Emma Kinzel
Matt Wohlebsr
Masters Fred
John Mitro
Ralph
Clyde Justin
C. P. Schmitz
J. Justin
Art Dion
Elyria
Lawrence Younglass
Mary Margaret
Dorothy
Willard
Chris Justin
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief For Bad Breath
Thousands suffer from halitosis and find relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets gently stimulate the bowels to natural action without the harsh after effects of calomel. The olive colored tablets are a vitamin compound said to aid digestion and liver complaints. Take for a week to note the effect.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wakeman
Gerald Galehouse
River Street
Milton Anderson
Kenyon
Ernoon
Jack Worden
C. J. Hoyt
Olena
P. T. Hurst
Hazel Hurst
Tom Hurst
Wood Girls
Flora Pierce
Clark
Leona Weeks
Orrville
Joseph Weeks
Detroit
Hattie Hoyt
Fred Salabank
Pettit
W. H. Moshber
Will J. Benson
James Grogan
Jimmy
Carl Bement
Medina
Cora Witzlaben
Robert Gerber
Gerber
George Stoll
George
Lawrence
Joseph Murray
Jas. Murray
Donna Pelton
C. E. Bement
Nellie Burk
Dora Pomeroy
W. J. Benson
Libbie Ennes
Frank Parker
C. M. Kenyon
Vivian Currier
C H. McMann
Huntington
ODD Fellows
Lloyd Handley
Rochester
G. A. Handley
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