Oberlin Composer Wins Recognition for Sacred Song
Floyd C. Moore of Oberlin, longtime county schools music staffer, earns national notice as his sacred song Lord, Let Me Live Today is bought by a major music publisher. Moore, a Camden to Brighton circuit teacher, Amherst church choir director and Oberlin College graduate, has authored many church tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Moore
Oberlin
Moore
Camden
Columbia
Belden
Brookside
Avon
Brighton
Amherst
Oberlin College
Oberlin Youths Feature Violin Music at East Oberlin Service
The two sons of Mr and Mrs Leslie Bickle Raymond and Lewis and Lester Papworth all of Oberlin played violin during a recent East Oberlin church service. Miss Peterson accompanied on piano. The boys had attended East Oberlin Sunday School. Over sixty attended the community supper Monday night followed by hymns in the auditorium and a talk by Mr Dart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Leslie Bickle
Raymond and
Lewis
Lester Papworth
Oberlin
East Oberlin
Miss Peterson
Dart
Russia Township Farm Woman's Club Meets at Grange Hall
The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club held its regular meeting at the Grange hall on Wednesday. Dinner was served at noon by a committee led by Mrs. Smith and other members. The new president Mrs. Charles Feakins led the business meeting with vice president Mrs. Maud Davidson assisting, and the treasurer reported strong finances with sixteen fruit and flower baskets sent to the sick. County Council representative Mrs. Viola Berg announced the Get Together meeting set for March 13 at the Elyria YMC A. Gifts for perfect attendance were given to several members. A card party was announced by chairlady Mrs. Anna Berg, hospitality demonstration by Miss Bird was noted to continue in February, and the February committee was listed. Attendees from Oberlin Road included Mrs. L. E. Barnard, Mrs. Frank Kruger, Mrs. Pearl Kruger, and Mrs. Gar McRoberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township Farm Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Smith
Andy Hill
John Emerich
Mary Lonsbrough
Fred Berg
Charles Feakins
Maud Davidson
Viola Berg
Elyria
Clarence Albright
W. Berg
L. E. Barnard
Charles Feaking
Anna’ Berg
Ways and Means
Miss Bird
Clarence’ Albright
Alta Arrington
Josephine Bailey
Rose Barnard
Anna
Oberlin Road
Frank Kruger
Pearl Kruger
Gar Mc Roberts
Staunton move and social gatherings noted in brief
James Ashly and his mother Mrs R H Ashly returned to Staunton Virginia after leasing a farm there. H H Edmonds birthday celebration also honored their sister Mrs George Hallaur of Oxford Florida in a farewell party. Kreuger home hosted Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Hill. North Russia resident Mrs Howard Brown visited. Young Peoples society met at Miss Betty Waller home led by Miss Gertrude Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ashly
R. H. Ashly
Staunton
Virginia
Oxford
Florida
Charles Hill
Elyria
Kreuger
Howard Brown
North Russia
Young Peoples Society
Betty Waller
Gertrude Hobbs
Townsend Club Meeting At Church With Speaker H E Pease
The Townsend club held its regular meeting at the church Thursday night with H E Pease of Cleveland delivering the address. At the close of the evening those present engaged in a brief discussion and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
H. E. Pease
Cleveland
Hollywood Goss: Idol chatter from Jimmie Fidler column
Hollywood gossip notes feature Jean Harlow, William Powell stand-in, and other stars. Mentions include Mary Pickford’s potential Beverly Hills park deed, Boris Karloff branding, ZaSu Pitts, Tala Birell quirks, and a Bill Robinson drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
William Powell
Bill
Freddie Bartholomew
Eton
Lewis Stone
Sir Guy Standing
Knight
Claire Windsor
Mary Pickford
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Lionel Barrymores
Spring Byington
Bille Burke
Warren William
Janet Gaynor
Josephine Hutchinson
Boris Karloff
ZaSu Pitts
Hamlet
Tala Birell
John Gilbert
Bill Robinson
Vic MacLaghlen’s Real Fame Beyond the Ring and Screen
The tough film star Vic MacLaglen is revealed as childlike and devoted to his late mother. He left England after her burial vowed to return with a monument, later funded by his Hollywood success to place a grand statue at her grave in Europe. The piece contrasts his screen persona with the real man’s tenderness and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic MacLaghen
England
Vic
Canada
MacLaglen
Hollywood
Europe
Fred MacMurray Plans Move Delay With Pool Scheme
Fred and Lillian MacMurray delay moving into a new home as their plan to install a swimming pool stretches completion. They left their old furniture to his mother and camped for a week in the old apartment with only three chairs a table a stove and a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMurrays
Fred
Lillian
MacMurray
Youngest town racketeer stars in pup selling racket
A five year old towhead outside Paramount RKO and MGM gates stages a tearful tale to a movie star about selling his dog for food. The boy claims he is ordered to part with the pup as he signal to the dog with a whistle whenever unseen by adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
RKO
MGM
2& Star
Claudette Colbert Says Her Encore Fueled Return Home
After illness Claudette Colbert returned to York prematurely and needed several days rest. A friend remarked on a relapse, but Colbert denied it saying she was in an encore as an actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
York
Claudette
McNaught Syndicate
Oyster Supper Event Prepares Next Meeting With Speaker
A dining room gathering enjoyed an oyster supper. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks and will feature a speaker sent from Cleveland to address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Allerdon Club Entertains at West River Road Home
Vincent Lane hosted the Allerdon club one evening at Mr and Mrs L H Keller’s home on West River road. Mrs Lane had been a club member for four years before moving to Sandusky Ohio. Helen May won first prize in the bridge games with Gladys Adams second and Dorie Snow consolation. Attendees included Gladys Adams Bery Patrick Bert Pekar Doris Snow Aileen Williams Gladys Bryan Marion Kocher and Helen Lane. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Paul Lane
Allerdon Club
L. H. Keller
West River Road
Lane
Sandusky
Ohio
Helen May
Gladys Adams
Dorie Snow
Bery Patrick
Bert Pekar
Doris Snow
Aileen Williams
Gladys Bryan
Marion Kocher
Helen Lane
Weekend Socials Report From Lorain Area Families
Mrs. Herman Smith of Butter nut Ridge road visited her sister in law Mrs. F H Lewis on Tuesday. George Whitter shine of Lorain visited Mon day evening with Mr and Mrs. Ned Parker and daughter. Thomas McCarty of Cleveland spent the last weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles McCarty and family. Bobby Rasner of Elyria spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Beasley. Mrs Anna Sands, recently visiting Mrs J J Heckel, returned to Elyria Wednesday due to illness of her daughter Mrs A M Fell. Mr and Mrs William Goodsite and Kenneth Earle visited Mr and Mrs Dan Earle of Norwalk. Mrs K Knepper of Lelpsie Ohio spent several days with daughter and Mr and Mrs John Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
F. H. Lewis
George Whittershine
Lorain
Ned Parker
Thomas McCarty
Cleveland
Charles McCarty
Bobby Rasner
Elyria
John Beasley
Anna Sands
J. J. Heckel
A. M. Fell
Furnace Street
William Goodsite
Kenneth Earle
Dan Earle
Norwalk
K. Knepper
Lelpsie
Ohio
John Cook
Morris Home Guests And School News In Local Notes
Callers at the Morris home included Bob Copas Ruth Keller C E Mc Intire and M P Reese. Herman Smith and son Norman of Butternut Ridge visited the Lewis family. Minnie Kathryn Beasley returned to Markley school after illness. The Hygiene class met at Vincent school with refreshments. Pfeiffer family guests at Wellington dinner. Vincent School PTA plans a Hungarian supper January 28 to raise funds for free hot lunches at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Morris
Bob Copas
Ruth Keller
C. E. McIntire
M. P. Reese
Herman Smith
Norman
Butternut Ridge
F. H. Lewis
Minnie Kathryn Beasley
Markley
Vincent School
Oscar Pfeiffer
Sherman
Record
Wellington
Vincent School Parent Teacher Association
Spicer resigns from La Grange Board of Education
Due to ill health Miles Spicer resigns from the La Grange Board of Education. The vacancy will be filled by Irving Walkden. Mrs. Albert Wilcox is reelected president and Orva Hastings is reelected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Miles Spicer
Board of Education
Irving Walkden
Albert Wilcox
Orva Hastings
Lyndon Chapter Event Celebrates Birthday and Luncheon
Mrs Blanche Edwards of Graf ton presided over Lyndon Chapter Monday evening entertainment. Tiny snowmen decorated dining tables as the luncheon was served. Mrs Nellie Lehman was honored on her birthday. A School of Instruction will be held in Ashland on Friday February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Edwards
Grafton
Lyndon Chapter
Neliie Lehman
School of Instruction
Ashland
Farmers Co- Operative Supply Co Stockholders Meet
The annual meeting of stockholders was held in the town hall on Tuesday afternoon. President Sylvester Jackson presided and Miss Edith M. Holcomb delivered the annual report. Newly elected directors are Charles Sanders Judson Spicer and John Caley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co- Operative Supply Co
Sylvester Jackson
Edith M. Holcomb
Charles Sanders
Judson Spicer
John Caley
Local Social Notes Mention Amherst Visit and Gatherings
Mrs Lillian Sprinkle from South Main Street visits relatives in Amherst for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Albert Wilcox hosted Mr and Mrs John Coox and Miss Dorothy Parsons recently. James Hastings returns to work after a sprained ankle from a basketball game. John Carlson’s car demolished in a Monday collision with a truck near Percy Root's corners. he is taken to doctors for head lacerations. Mrs B L Wilcox entertained Mrs Fred Freeman and Mrs Charles Sparks and son of Elyria Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Sprinkle
South Main Street
Amherst
Albert Wilcox
John Coox
Dorothy Parsons
James Hastings
John Carlson
Percy Root
B. L. Wilcox
Fred Freeman
Charles Sparks
Elyria
New Oberlin Farm Women Meet at Grange Hall
New Oberlin Farm Women’s Club met at the Grange hall on Wednesday for their regular meeting with fifty members present. A pot luck luncheon followed. Miss Bird demonstrated hospitality in the home and announced a Get Acquainted Day set for March 20. Attendees from the vicinity included Mrs. John Emerich, Mrs. Andy Hill, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Michael Smith, Mrs. Justin Do, Mrs. Carl Schmitz, Mrs. M. Webber, Mrs. Frank Schmitz, and Mrs. Doris Denger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Oberlin
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
Grange Hall
Miss Bird
John Emerich
Andy Hill
Carlton Smith
Michael Smith
Do. Justin
Carl Schmitz
M. Webber
Frank Schmitz
Doris Denger
Anniversary gathering at Schmitz home and birthday reminder
Mr and Mrs James Miles and others held a card evening at Carl Schmitz home for a wedding anniversary. Neighbors gathered at Mrs N Webber’s to mark her birthday anniversary. Carole provided entertainment and lunch. Mr and Mrs Fred Kilippo visited friends in Cleveland recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miles
M. Webber
C. Justin
Carl Schmitz
N. Webber
Carole
Fred Kilippo
Cleveland
Jealous schemes force lovers toward a costly marriage
Claire's mother Eleanor pressures a match with a British noble to fund her schemes, prompting Paul to face whether to marry Claire for duty or follow his love. Sheila debates the right path as Claire eyes an England abroad plan and a loveless fate. The pair confront truth, responsibility, and future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Eleanor Matthews
Shela
Eleanor
England
Paul
Ike
FIERE
Sheila
Needle Guild Meets South Ridge in Amherst Social
The South Ridge Needle Guild met with Mrs Arthur Ernst in South Amherst on Wednesday to work on needle crafts followed by a tureen lunch for members including Mrs Clarence Lapp Elyria and several Haists Dehn Hiscox Thompson Ward and Dehn entries. A two week return meeting is planned with Mrs A J Hiscox Hahn and family on Lake Shore road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Needle Guild Society
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
Clarence Lapp
Elyria
A. J. Haist
Maxine Haist
Lorain
Albert Schroeder
Edith Dehn
Earl Dehn
A.J. Hiscox
Raymond Hiscox
Carlisle Grange Meeting Attendees Reported
Attendees at a Carlisle Grange Monday evening included Mr and Mrs George Knittle Miss Marian Kaittle and Mrs E W Stang. The Needle Guild oyster supper planned for the Emil Schroeder home Saturday night has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
George Knittle
Marian Kaittle
E. W. Stang
Needle Guild Society
Emil Schroeder
Bechtel Attends Brother-in-Law Funeral in Lansing
Frank Bechtel returned home Monday from Lansing Michigan after attending the funeral of his brother in law Samuel Kolb. Mrs George Knittle and daughter Marian visited Mrs Ralph Hecock a patient at St Josephs hospital Lorain on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Knittle and daughter Marian called on Mrs Kathryn Kolbe and family of Middle Ridge on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bechtel
Lansing
Michigan
Samuel Kolb
George Knittle
Marian
Ralph Hecock
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Kathryn Kolbe
Middle Ridge
PTA Meeting In Henrietta Featured Talk And Music
The January PTA gathering at the school heard county superintendent C A Gibbons discuss education. Mr Johnson performed a saxophone solo with Mrs Johnson on piano, and Mr Walker presented Uncle Tom's Cabin slides. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
C. A. Gibbons
Mr. Johnson
Illness of Elyria Area Youth Reveals Family Ties
Donald Gleisner, son of Mr and Mrs Charley Gleisner living near Elyria, remains seriously ill at his grandmother Mrs Emma Gleisner’s home. The household also includes Mr and Mrs S J Leimbach of Brownhelm and Mr and Mrs Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gleisner
Charley Gleisner
Near Elyria
Emma Gleisner
S. J. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Local Figures Attend Meetings and Visit Hospitals
Oscar Zurcher left Wednesday for Atlantic City to attend the National convention of the Girard Insurance Company and spent the weekend at Mt. Vernon New York as guest of his brother Arnold. Mrs. John Geissendoerfer Mrs Chauncy Currier and Mrs Frank Kelble called on Peter Buchs at Elyria Clinic on Tuesday. Wallace Court was admitted to St Luke's hospital Cleveland Tuesday morning. Charles Good of Amherst called on O C Sanders Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Zurcher
Atlantic City
The
Girard Insurance Company
Mt. Vernon
New York
Arnold
John Geissendoerfer
Chauncy Currier
Frank Kelble
Peter Buchs
Elyria Clinic
Wallace Court
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Charles Good
Amherst
O. C. Sanders
Huntington Institute Elects Officers After Successful Session
Huntington Institute held last Thursday with 420 total attendees across three sessions. Elected officers include Marion Crile as president Court Rolce as vice president Mrs Helen Easterday as secretary treasurer and Lula Koons as hostess. Poster contest winners were Gilbert Cassell Julia Baisch Amy Hines Tommy Nash Dorothy Dietrich and Robert Cassell. Agricultural prize winners included Cora Baden Nash Ralph and Harold Kreuck with wheat awarded to Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington— Huntington Institute
Marion Crile
Court Rolce
Helen Easterday
Lula Koons
Gilbert Cassell
Julia Baisch
Amy Hines
Tommy Nash
Dorothy Dietrich
Robert Cassell
Cora
Baden Nash
Ralph
Harold Kreuck
First Rural Electrification Power Reaches Pittsfield Home
Pittsfield home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeffrey was the first to be wired under the Farm Bureau Rural Electrification Project. The line energized their residence on Wednesday. Ed Staples and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Draperson followed on Thursday. Mrs. Jeffrey celebrated her birthday anniversary on Wednesday January 20 as the family received electricity and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Frank Jeffrey
Farm Bureau
Ed Staples
Glen Draperson Thursay
Jeffrey
Nasmuch
Local Society Notes From Oberlin Area Meetings
Mrs Wallace Bear attended the home council meeting of the Women's Agricultural and Extension service at Mrs Harry Lauer’s home in Carlisle. Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough attended the Russia township Farm Woman’s Club gathering at the Oberlin Grange hall. Free library books are available at Community church via the County Loan Library. The next Community church social is set for February 11 with location to be announced. Mrs Joseph Michelic of Oberlin will speak on Health in the Home. Ford Crosier is slowly improving. Clair Bartholomew recovered from a major operation. Both are at Allen hospital in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bear
Home Council
Women’s Agricultural and Extension Service
Harry Lauer
Carlisle
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Russia Township
Oberlin Grange
County Loan
Joseph Michelic
Oberlin
Ford Crosier
Clair Bartholomewo
Crosier
Allen Hospital
Oberlin social notes include visits and banquet attendance
Mrs. Charles Cameron and Billy of Oberlin were supper guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brassee attended the Northern Ohio Horse-Breeders Association banquet at Oberlin M E church. Guests at Mrs. A J Pitts home included sisters Mrs. A W Davidson of Camden and Mrs. A Davidson of Oberlin along with several Camden and Pittsfield residents and Ashland visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cameron
Billy
Oberlin
Frank Jeffrey
R. Gill
Roy Brassee
Northern Ohio Horse-Breeders Association
Oberlin M. E. Church
A. J. Pitts
Adam Geist
A. W. Davidson
Camden
A. §. Davidson
A. J. Davidson
O. T. Geist
Fred Pitts
James Meek
Pittsfield
A. W. Weaton
Hammond
Ashland
Vincent school screens Fighting to Live at PTA fundraiser
A Vincent school talkie Fighting to Live was shown by the Parent Teacher Association to raise funds for furnishing free noon hot lunches. Mrs Katheryn McMillan of Lorain visits Walter McMillan's family. Mrs F H Lewis visited Mrs Earl Kaylor in Elyria. Senior 4 H club members Lucille Senning Loretta Lewis Rebecca Rea Charles Senning and Frances Lewis held a Carlisle Grange hall meeting with Rea as recreation leader and Frances Lewis as parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Vincent School
Parent Teacher Association
Katheryn McMillan
Lorain
Walter McMillan
F. H. Lewis
Earl Kaylor
Elyria
Lucille Senning
Loretta Lewis
Rebecca Rea
Charles Senning
Frances Lewis
Carlisle Grange Hall
Miss Rea
Local Social and Medical Notes from Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs J G Morris were guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Litz and family Wednesday evening. Donald Smith son of Mrs Merle Smith ill with pneumonia shows some improvement and doctors see crisis past. Mrs S C Hurlbut Miss Edith Hurlbut and Mrs D R Roberts dined with Mr and Mrs G Glason near Elyria. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunford and Mr and Mrs Louise Helm bach of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs F H Lewis and family Wednesday. E H Hurd has been at the Cleveland Clinic for observation and treatment the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Morris
Earl Litz
Donald Smith
Merle Smith
S. C. Hurlbut
Edith Hurlbut
D. R. Roberts
G. Glason
Near Elyria
Clarence
Clarksfield Institute Set for February Eighth
Clarksfield The Clarksfield Institute will be held February 17. Mrs. Effie Goodman entertained the Dorcas society of the Camden Advent church Wednesday. Mrs. Ethel Burt and Carl Burrows were at Clifton coal mines Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Algood and son Myron spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glider of Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clark Jr. of Toledo spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield Institute
Effie Goodman
Dorcas Society
Camden Advent Church
Ethel Burt
Carl Burrows
Clifton
Ohio
Albert Algood
Myron
Fred Glider
Oberlin
Andrew Clark, Jr
Toledo
E. J. Clark
Community Institute Drafts, Allocations and Awards
The article lists attendees and award winners including Mrs. Myra Chandler for a crocheted rug and a cake baking contest won by Mrs. Francis Coe and Mrs. Margaret Chapman. Attendance prizes went to Mrs. Charles Baker, Arthur Draper, and C. C. Saltzman with Carolyn Rapking taking the door prize. Committees named Myron Hines and Lewis Marshall among others directed the Institute with roles in nominating, resolutions, program, publicity, posters, baking, agriculture, home craft, ushers, and dinner duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kkeuck
Wesley Parker
Baden Nash
Louis Marshall
Francis Coe
Margaret Chapman
Myra Chandler
Charles Baker
Arthur Draper
CC. Saltzman
Carolyn Rapking
Myron Hines
Lewis Marshall
al Kimmick
Gletro Mohns
Merten Coe
Harel Naegele
Maritime Strike Halts Pacific Coast Shipping On Open End
A prolonged maritime strike led by Longshoreman Harry Bridges and seven unions of the Maritime Federation has tied up Seattle to San Diego. Over 70 Los Angeles vessels idle, with cargos undischarged, causing shortages and economic losses for American and foreign commerce. Issues include hiring hall control, continuous discharge books, and the Atlantic coast strike. Arbitrate urged as public hardships mount and both sides show willingness to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Maritime Federation
Harry Bridges
Seattle
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alaska
Hawaii
California
United States
Los Angeles Harbor
New York
Pacific
Merchant Marines
Atlantic
Bridges
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Group
Edward F. McGrady
Rossi
Local clubs plan meetings around town this week
Wakeman widens the social schedule with the Book club at Abbott street Thursday evening and a two week meeting at Mrs C J Cranst on River street. The Grange meets Tuesday at the Grange hall. Reading Circle gathers Thursday at Mrs L A Burk's at 1 30 pm. Mrs Fred Graves hosts the Bridge club Thursday evening on Present street. Gibson Lodge No 301 F and A M meets Friday evening at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Bible class to meet at Jones home Wednesday
The Bible Teaching class will gather at Mr and Mrs W H Jones home on Pleasant street Wednesday evening. Frank Smith and Laura Hoyt of Bellevue visited Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt. William Parsons of Cleveland spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Parsons. The Boy Scouts sponsor a Father and Son banquet at the Congregational church dining rooms on Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Pleasant Street
Frank Smith
Laura Hoyt
Bellevue
C. J. Hoyt
William Parsons
Cleveland
J. C Parsons
Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
Penfield P T A Meeting Planned in January
The Penfield Parent Teachers Association will hold a meeting on Thursday evening January 28 at the school building A speaker from the county office will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Parent-Teachers Association
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Meets at Kellog Home
The Jolly Friendship Birthday club will hold its first meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Kellog with Mrs. Amy Fer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Fred Kellog
Amy Fer
Riman Hosts Lunch with Local Ladies Group
A well attended meeting led by President Mrs Amy Ferriman featured a covered dish dinner at noon. Members from LaGrange included Mesdames Weaver Turner and Miller, sharing in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riman
Amy Ferriman
LaGrange
Mesdames Weaver
Turner and Miller
Penfield members attend Northern Ohio Draft Horse banquet
Thirty nine people from Penfield attended the annual banquet of the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County held at the Oberlin Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of
Lorain County
Oberlin Methodist Church
Clyde Trio Visits A. A. Jones Family
Mrs. George Smith and her son Fred Smith with grandson Robert traveled from Clyde to visit Mrs. Smith’s brother R. A. Jones at the home of his son A. A. Jones, with another note that Mrs. W. H. Myers spent Friday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Fred Smith
Robert
Clyde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmie Fidler
la Grange
School Board
Lyndon
Mother
Needle Guild Meets
Epworth League
M. E
Elmer Portman
Ed Metzel
Huron
Christ Bauman
Axtel
John Hostettler
John Bauman
Leo Kimmel
Anna Wyttenbach
Milton Parish
Lena Gexenheimer
Mary Becker
G. C. Becker
Carl Kreig
Katie Weidman
Huntington
Clarksfield
Maritime Strike
By Erik McKinley Eriksson
History
University of Southern California
Wakeman
J. F. B. Club
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Neha
Josh
Pal
Easor
Masonic Temple
Eldg
Tina
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