Methodist Sunday School Carnival Planned on Courtland Street
Entertained at a party at the H A Gallatin home, 55 adults and 15 children of the Methodist Church Sunday School Class met for supper and entertainment. The class agreed to hold a Carnival on Courtland Street in late July or early August, with a Class Family Party in August. A musical program by the Behrends daughters pleased guests, and the group presented the “Treasure Chest” to the Tth Division at Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Behrends
Delivery Contacts and Complaints for Wellington Service
Reading from a fragment, the notice lists delivery contact details for Wellington area. It includes street addresses such as Herrich Ave East and 228 Courtland, with phone references for delivery service and complaints. The text is incomplete but centers on placing and addressing delivery inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrich Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Readers of the Ellington Column: Navy Air Ships and Races
Wellington July 1 readers learn of Pacific jet bases at Long Beach harbor with the Saratoga and Lexington carriers and their 23 Navy planes each. The Lexington will anchor near Los Angeles Mines airport for National Air Races while famed flyers prepare the Cleveland speed record for possible breaking. Violet Curtice promises more aviation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Pacific Jet
Long Beach Arbor
Saratoga
Lexington
Unle Sam
Lexingon
Uncle Sam
Nasium
Utah
Navy
Los Angeles Mines
Honolulu
Cleveland
Jimmie Doolittle
Violet Curtice
Gloombusters perform at Inter Club Meet in Kent Ohio
J H Pawe and Wilbur Sutliff led the Gloombusters at Twin Lakes Country Club for the Inter Club Meet of Kiwanis in Kent Ohio last week. About 200 guests from seven of nine clubs attended as golf and dinner were enjoyed. Plans were laid for the Fellowship Inter-Division Meet in Akron in November when the Cleveland area sixth division will participate.
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J. H
Pawe
Wilbur Sutliff
Gloombusters
Twin Lakes
Kent
Ohio
Kiwanis
Akron
Cleveland
4-H Club Members Attend Lorain Flower School
Mrs C active in 4-H Club work attended The Flower Judging School in Lorain on Wednesday. The event, hosted by the Ohio Extension Service, featured Prof H Ries of Ohio State University as speaker. Delegates from Lorain Medina and Erie Counties joined Lorain Garden Club hosts.
Local travelers and visitors in town for the Fourth
Elmer Smith and Phillip Bradstock return from an auto trip to Chicago for the World's Fair. A strong wind toppled a maple tree south of town near the W and L E tracks and George Hawke's home. Charles Sullivan of Detroit arrives at Otto Stemple’s to spend the Fourth as a guest. Charles Clisby leaves for Nova Scotia for his health, to be hosted by Herbert Jerosch of Hudson, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Mgr
Fisher
Phillip Bradstock
Chicago
Acon
George Hawke
Charles Sullivan
Detroit
Otto Stemple
Charles Clisby
Nova Scotia
Herbert Jerosch
Hudson
Ohio
Electric door bell charms South Coast town in Natal
Miss Florence Day sent an electric door bell made in East Hampton to her friend Miss Sibusisiwe Makanya in South Africa. The bell, the town's only one, draws natives and residents who press the button to hear its sound, Makanya reported.
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Hampton
South Coast
Natal
South Africa
Florence Day
Makanya
Rochester residents host visitors and travel plans noted
Recent guests in Rochester include Miss Joan Gill and Miss Pegsy Gill of Maumeers Mrs Cloyd Shuster and son Max and Mrs Lewis Webber of Warren. Mrs Webber will stay a week or two visiting her son. JH Page family to Grand Rapids Michigan for several days. Willis Kerns of Cornell will stay with the Murrays over the Fourth. Charles Webber, 15, injured a rib in a fall. Kiwanis speaker next week will be Hayes Dill of Buckeye Stages on Safety. Warren recovering from mowing machine accident with a slow convalescence.
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Howe
Rochkester Tor
Joan
Pegsy Gills
Maumeers
Cloyd Shuster
Max
Lewis Webber
Warren
Webber
Magger Street
Page
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Willis Kerns
Cornell University
Ithaca
William Murray
Rochester
Charles Webber
A.J. Webber
Kiwanis
Hayes Dill
Buckeye
Merton
Carpenter
Detroit
Mich
Marion Pfeiffer
Spencer
Altho
4-H Clubs Hold Meetings And Prepare Picnic
Flying Needle 4-H Club met at advisor Mrs. Laats home, visiting Gates Crip Children’s Home and Memorial Hospital with bouquets for the sick. Miss Alice Byrd attended. Next meeting at the advisor’s home. 4-H Cut-Up Club gathered at Mrs Brown’s with Viva Middling hosting and invited members to a July 7 picnic near Ridgeville. Participants included Elaine Cole Katherine Naughton and others. Triple S 4-H Clothing Club met at advisor Mrs Croskey’s home with sewing and refreshments served by Mary Lantz and Helen Naughton.
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Laats
Gates Crippled ‘Children’s Home
Memorial Hospital
Alice Byrd
Lantz
Grace Hogan
Lance
Mrs. Brown
Viva Jane
Elaine Cole
Ridgeville
Katherine Naughton
Katherine, Hecock
Mary Stanko
Helen Schumacher
Margaret Baetz
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club Hosts Sheffield Meeting
Beatrice Conrad of Abbe road hosted the Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club in Sheffield with all members except two present. Marian Moon led the business meeting. Plans were made for the annual picnic at Century Park on July 12 with Murray Ridge 4-H Club as guests. An ice cream social is planned by the Social Committee.
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Buckeye
Sheffield
Beatrice Conrad
Abbe Road
Buckeye Sewers
Marian Moon
Century Park
Murray Ridge
Residents and funeral notices from Elyria area
Mr and Mrs William Barr of Lake road were callers in the vicinity Tuesday evening. Henry Jackson and sons Wayne and Harry Jackson and George Chambers Howard Carrick Alan Johnson and Norman Keisler spent Tuesday evening at the lake. Many friends from here attended the funeral services for James McAllister at St Mary's church in Elyria Wednesday morning at 9 30. Mr McAllister, a former resident of Gulf Road, passed away Sunday at his home in Cleveland. Mrs Cornelia Minard spent Wednesday with Mrs H C Chambers.
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William. Barr
Lake Road
Henry. Jackson and Sons
Wayne
Harry Jackson
George Chambers
Howard Carrick
Alan Johnson
Norman Keisler
Lake
James McAllisser
St Mary's Church
Elyria
McAllister
The
Gulf. Road
Cleveland
Cornelia Minard
H. C. Chambers
Sew-Bo Club Minutes Record July Meeting At School House
The Sew-Bo Club met at the school house Tuesday after a business session. Members and guests engaged in record-keeping chores and sewing under the recreation leader's direction. Attendees included Mrs. Erwin Perkins and family, Mr. Draper and Michigan visitors, and several relatives visiting in Toledo and Berea. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon July 11 at the school house.
Kar a Kan 4H Club Meets at School House
Brighton July 1 The Kar a Kan 4H Club met at the school house June 28 with all members present except one. A brief business meeting was held then members worked on their record books. The next meeting is set for Tuesday July 11 at the school house. Sunday and Monday guests of Mr and Mrs C M Goss were Don Lawrence and sons Grant and Don Jr of St Marys Ohio. Grant remained at the Goss home to assist.
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Brighton
Goss
Don Lawrence
Grant
Don, Jr
St. Marys
O. Grant
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