Life Saver Sheds Rowboat Safety Tips for Young Boaters
Commodore W E Longfellow outlines practical rowboat safety lessons for children. He emphasizes knowing boat capacity, staying seated to avoid capsizing, and using a spare oar and bailer. The piece urges supervision, teaches one oar then two, and notes boats can drift ashore with proper balance and calm handling.
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W. EE
Longfellow
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Gaspee Point
Eoen
South Amherst Legion Plans Summer Socials at Club Rooms
The June meeting of South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197 approved three Thursday July 22 to host Amherst Noon Day Club diners. A Poppy Sale report by Mrs Gust Mathas followed Bunco prizes for Mrs Fred Fahrney and Mrs William Slack. Hostesses Mrs Donald Maye and Mrs Fred Quacnefski served refreshments. Village Council met for a regular session at the town hall with Mayor Henry Garland in attendance and reports from committees.
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South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Clb Rooms
Amherst Noon Day Club
Gust Mathas
Bunco
Fred Fahrney
William Slack
Donald Maye
Fred Quacnefski
Henry Garland
Office Bond Plot Thickens In Dam Bid Rivalry
Patty Lou Palmer, a te logographer at National Insurance, faces brutal questioning after a file implying her guilt appears. Mardell Gray, the office manager aligned with Great American Insurance, pressures her as Chet Brownell awaits a crucial dam project bid outcome. The scene ends with a door burst and screams as the cliffhanger continues.
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Patty Leo Palmer
National Insurance Company
Dale Northcutt
Mardell Gray
Dale
Northcutt Construction Company
National
Chet Brownell
Alice Carr
Patty Lou
Mardell
Mr. Blount
Miss Palmer
Great American
Northcutt
Northcatt
Royal Neighbors Meet at Swiss Hall Tonight
The July gathering of the Royal Neighbor Lodge takes place at the Swiss Hall with Miss Margaret Schneider as host. The St John Evangelical and Reformed church women sponsor an ice cream festival on the church lawn Friday evening. South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 holds its July meeting in the club rooms Friday evening.
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Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Margaret Schneider
Legion
South Amherst
Chib Rooms
Avon Area National Council of Catholic Women Meeting
The Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women met at St. Marys Church Hall on Tuesday afternoon. After business, a social hour followed with light refreshments. Members attended from Grafton Elyria Lorain Sheffield and Avon.
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National Council Meeis
Lorain
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s Church Hall
Grafton
Elyria
Sheffield
Avon
Entertains at Luncheon by Miss Perle Wilford
Miss Perle Wilford entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Eugene Ruel formerly Miss Irene Reynolds of St Louis Mo, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Wark Willis and Miss Evelyn Smith. Bris Mrs Henry Schenck of Avon Lake spent Wednesday with her niece Miss June Barr.
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Perle Wilford
Eugene Ruel
Irene Reynolds
St. Luis, Mo
Myers
Wark Willis
Evelyn Smith
Henry Schenck
Avon Lake
June Barr
Local Ladies Visit Relatives Across Ohio and Connecticut
Miss Clarence Thompson of Lorain visited her sister Mrs. T. Wilford on Wednesday morning. Miss Elsie Trabue of Storrs Conn. stayed several days with aunt Mrs. Gloria Nelson. Mrs. Alfred Alten of Elyria visited Mrs. Frank Alten on Tuesday. Mrs. Will Barr left Wednesday for a week with relatives in Michigan. Mrs. John Olds has hosted her Bay Village mother. Mrs. Charles Wilford spent Tuesday in Cleveland.
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Clarence Thompson
Lorain
T. Wilford
Elsie Trabue
Storrs
Conn
Gloria Nelson
Alfred Alten
Elyria J
Frank Alten
Will Barr
Michigan
John Olds
Bay Village
Charles Wilford
Cleveland
Birmingham and Elyria Social Notes on Tuesday
Birmingham Mrs Lewis Ballash was in Elyria on business on Tuesday after Mrs Lorne Eppler and children Alice and Donald spent Tuesday in Lorain. Mrs Florence Gilder of Elyria is visiting her mother Mrs Mary Bogart who has been ill. Mr and Mrs H J Wilz and family were in Lorain Monday evening. The Birmingham Young People’s Sunday School Class enter-
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Lewis Ballash
Elyria
Lorne Eppler
Alice
Donald
Lorain
Florence Gilder
Mary Bogart
H. J. Wilz
Birmingham Young People’s Sundar School
Modern Women: Be Happy Though Married Decalogue
Marian Mays Martin presents a column distilled from New England couples married over fifty years. The key rule is cooperation on a 50 50 basis, followed by guidance to be honest and tolerant. The piece outlines a practical, balanced approach to marital happiness.
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New England
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
Jane Herbert Goward offers parenting guidance on letting children learn by doing. She advises avoiding nagging, encouraging initiative, and allowing individual growth. The piece emphasizes mutual understanding, companionship, and preserving individuality within family life.
Marriage Wisdom From Fifty Seven Years Of Joy
An elderly couple reflects on marriage teaching that honesty, tolerance, and mutual cooperation matter more than formal coursework. They note parents and schools should stress responsibility and sacred commitment, citing their own fifty seven year anniversary as proof of lasting happiness.
Flor ence Sunday School Class Picnic At Crystal Beach
The Florence Young People's Sunday School class met Friday evening at Birmingham Church for a picnic supper then drove to Crystal Beach for the rest of the night. Local visits occurred Tuesday evening as Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer and Mrs. Bickel called on Mrs. Mary Bogart. Minnie Hopkins visited Mrs. Mary Hannan after Mrs. Lorne Eppler stayed with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Miller in Lorain. Mrs. Walter Snellenberger and daughters Lucille and Helen and Mrs. Glenn Berkmeier visited Elyria and Oberlin on Tuesday afternoon. A Thisted Sealand school was closed after millions of ants from an ant hill under the floor overran the building and bit the pupils.
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Florence
Lucille
Helen
Glenn Berkmeier
Elyria
Oberlin
Love and Marriage Rules in Europe and the Golden Rule
The piece contrasts European arranged marriages with loveless unions, arguing love may grow from mutual interests and proximity. It warns love after marriage is not assured and stresses that love endures only if both partners sustain it, guided by the Golden Rule.
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Europe
NIFTIES Families Visit and Travel Notes in Local Section
Jefferson Machamer and others report on local families visiting relatives, trips to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland, siblings returning from Evansville, and repairs after a vehicle crash. The list includes Garfield Heights, Dover Center, Wooster Pike, Lakewood, and Lorain, with various relatives visiting or staying with kin.
West View Social Roundup Recaps Neighbor Visits
Mrs Lester Hazel and nephew Harold Hazel of Cleveland called on friends in West View on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Cooley and Mrs Hoare visited Hazen Baker in Cleveland last week. Miss Jessie Pickard recovering at home after illness. Charles Rice and Lakewood couple visited Criswell home. Ben Edwards and Florence Delphin family from Cleveland called on J R Thompson. H C Ingersoll shared Sunday with Emmett Travis in Center Ridge Dover. Dorothy Ashcreft preparing a two week cruise to the Thousand Islands. I J Russe family attended Willard Russe and Dorothy Roberts wedding in Sandusky last Saturday. Etta Edwards spent last week with relatives in Wellington. Ernest Cooley and Edith Osborn visited Seville Saturday. Frank Kaye and children of West Park visited John Bryda family Ott.
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West View
Lester Hazel
Harold Hazel
Cleveland
Ernest Cooley
West View School reunion and homecoming held at Town Hall
The West View School reunion drew visitors from Cleveland Berea Columbia Elyria and Olmsted Falls for a Saturday event at Town Hall. New officers for 1938 include James Scroggie president John Crumpf vice president Anna Hermann secretary William Brandt in charge of entertainment and Walter Krietzberg in charge of sports. Miss Betty Eckert and a friend bicycled from Berea to visit Miss Ethel Ingersoll. Mrs A R Keyse of Route 252 shows improvement after a short illness. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 393 members were celebrated with strawberry shortcake and whipped cream after the April May and June birthday meeting. hostesses were Mesdames Iona Usher Celia Otterson Muildred Elster Hazel Hecker Alvina
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West View
Cleveland
Berea
Columbia
Elyria
Olmsted Falls
James Scroggie
John Crumpf
Anna Hermann
William Brandt
Walter Krietzberg
Betty Eckert
Ethel Ingersoll
A. R. Keyse
Route 252
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393
Iona Usher
Celia Otterson
Muildred Elster
Hazel Hecker
Alvina
Australian wheat up Melbourne harvest tops estimates
An unexpected rise in the wheat harvest raises Australia’s total yield to about 150 million bushels this year, roughly 7 million more than prior forecasts. The crop is valued near 200 million dollars for the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth
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