Brownhelm Bride to Be Feted In June Festivities
Miss Caroline Herchier daughter of John Herchier and Vance Rose will wed in Brownhelm Congregational Church Saturday at 8 PM. Her sisters Katharine and Cora Herchler attend, with Curtiss Herchler and Fred Drotlell as ushers. The couple's June events include showers, a bridge tea, and a gift luncheon from Markley School faculty. A Lorain group joins the celebration with a treasure hunt theme and blue decor. The couple’s upcoming August 11 wedding is noted along with a busy calendar of related gatherings.
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Brownhelm
Congregational Church
Caroline Herchier
John Herchier
Vance Rose
Lorain
F. N. Rose
West Virginia
Miss Herchler
Misg
Katherine Herchler
Cora Herchler
Cleveland
Curtis
Marchley P. T. A
Patty
Katherine
B. Webner
Elyria
Caroline
T. W. Wilson
J. Nabakowski
W. T. Lynn
Margaret
J. van Wagnen
Wilson
Charlotte
Issés Rose Lukas
M. Steele
Cullin
Durfee
Smith
Katherina Herchler
Ely
George Horn
P. Baird
J. Portman
B. K. Lindsley
A. Claus
Wm. Garrett
F. H. Peck
Local notices highlight visits and gatherings in Oberlin area
Mrs J visiting the jait H Miller and family near Oberlin end of National egational held at Oberlin left Wednesday to return to Sterling. Ruth Herchler honored on birthday as friends gathered for games, supper, and gifts at Arthur Berta's on the Verion River. Leonard Wilson and son visit from Temply NJ, plan Cincinnati trip before returning home. 4-H Club meets with recreation and planning for County Health contest and Camp. Numerous local visits, hospital updates, and measles cases noted across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Food Club
Merry Workers
R. W. Bechtel
Ruth Reimar
Alice Bird
Lucille
Audrey Knisple
Kathryn Bringman
Ruth Mary Nabakwoski
June Novinzer
June Miller
Ruth and
Leona Reimer
Elizabeth and
Ruth Anzergbach
Beulah Sanders
Audrey Ruth
Jait H, Miller and
Acr
Oberlin
Sterling
Ruth Herchler
Boror
Arthur Berta
Verion
M Kubishka
Elizabeth Ang Ruth Secrest
Berta
Leroy Richard Collins
Leonard Wilson
Temply
New Jersey
Forments
T. W. Wilson
Cleveland
Cincinnati
B.S
B. Bs
Elmer Love
Alex Mori
A. OL. Leimbach
R. @. Albright
Congregational Church
Evelyn Leith
R. A. Miller
E. H. Ladravh
Amherst Hospital
Esther Breckmaker
Lincoln Normal School
Alabama
Elsie Hurley
Elwood
Rehel Bechtel
H. L. Brandau
George Thournt
Stryker
Ohio
Carl Emith
Alice Shupe
Elyria
A. J. Shattuck and
Entertained at CMsshre Britkie Avon on Desert Course
Mrs William Fischer hosted an afternoon bridge club on Friday at a Desert course. Prizes were awarded to B H Kling shird first, Fischer second, and Gilbert Forthofer third. Hostess to greet in two weeks was Mrs Lawrence Heckel. Several local women visited Miss M A Webber while others fanned out to different homes for a brief respite.
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Cmsshre Britkie Avon
WiLliam Fischer
B. H. Klingshird
Fischer
Gilbert Forthofer
Lawrence Heckel
Warmer winds of romance in France chapter clash
Joan Dudley vacations with wealthy aunt Adelaide and befriends Giles Armiger in France. Jealousy and a stormy ankle injury strand Joan upstairs as Drew Farrer’s deepening passion collides with Adelaide’s control. Nancy counsels balance while Rose Carter stirs old loyalties. A Sunday dinner intensifies tensions as love and wealth threaten to redefine loyalties.
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Joan Dudley
Twtr
Adecide Detoneld
Hallam
Drew
Joan
Giles
Drewe
Rose Carter
Crete
Molehill
Farlay
Scooter
Far
Farley
Adelaide
Fater
Armiger
Rose
Mr. Armiger
Nancy
Mrs. Carter
Marion Stickley
G Armiser
Mioness
Bovert
Foz
Krey
Hallams
Stickley's
Eaton Residents Celebrate 90th Birthday and Damask Wedding News
June festivities honor Mrs Hopwood on her ninety first birthday with a postcard shower and lawn gathering for family and friends. A marriage announcement details the ceremony of Hubert Basher and Laura Beatrice Alther at Chagrin Falls on June sixteenth. The couple, now residing in Rock Hill, planned a ten day honeymoon through Pennsylvania and the Shenandoah Valley.
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Laura Beatries Alther
Absio
Robart
Paul
Rock Hill
Chagrin Falls
W. Hall
Bellaire
Bellaire Fligh School
Ohio State Sty
Athens
Shadyside
Ineality
Giffin
Joseph Giffin
Bellaire High School
Bliss
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Valley
Tragic shooting shocks Garrettson's Corners community
The town mourns after a Wednesday shooting at Garretson's Corners that claimed the life of Mrs. Carson Squire and left her husband and father-in-law likely fatally wounded. Alfred Squire, visiting elder son and his daughter Mrs. Jack Leens, and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Squire from Urbana were guests of honor in the area during a family visit and business trip.
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Thomas Mary
Indianapall
P Son
Soma 2A
Cleveland
Brighton
Chippewa Lake
Doris
Dorothy Salzman
Crusaders
Henrietta Township
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Julia Collingwood
Gladys Carpenter
Clarksfield
Homecoming and Children Day Held at M E Church
Huntington notes Sunday observance of Homecoming and Children's Day with good turnout. Grange Meeting Huntington Grange No 2048 met Thursday night with Worthy Master Marion Crile presiding. Routine business reported.
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Huntington
M. EF
Huntington Grange No
Marion Crile
Mrs. Mohns Criss Briefs and Local Notices
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Fred Mohns Dolmsen Criss briefs and a sequence of names including Tom Pormer Rep, Wasdveepisi, and de Mohns with a birthday note. It references ranking Pats Lorain and TV spending, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pormer
de Mohns
Une Didllay
Fred Mohns
Dolmsen Criss
Ames
Pats
Lorain
Fred Ky
Picnic at Berlin Heights Included By Was Held This Summer
Fragmentary notes describe a summer picnic at Berlin Heights with Mrs Ler and Mrs Hoyt, and Tuesday and Wednesday callers including Mrs Frank Hoger. The brief item mentions a storm near Delton and a visit to the Robert Hoyt home, with references to Mr Hoyt and a Mr Hoyt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmett
Ler
Leef
Berlin Heights
Dar
Hoyt
Delton
Cleveland
Robert Hoyt
Frank Hoger
Elyria
Leland Kenyon
D. Neidings
Earl Green
Brighton
Barnes
L. E. Rumsey
New London
George Opfer
Ed Ebel
New London Greenhouse
Brighton society meeting and local notices mix
The Brighton General Aid Society met at the Brigh ton M E Church with twenty one members and five visitors. A short program followed by a light lunch. Numerous local residents and visitors were mentioned in brief house calls and social notes across Brighton and nearby towns.
Plymouth Rock as Pilgrims Stepping Stone claims
Plymouth Rock, long seen as a symbol, is argued to be the actual landing site of the Pilgrims. Henry W. Royal, curator of Pilgrim Hall, cites Plymouth harbor’s flat shore and the rock’s status as the only visible stone along the shore. The piece notes historical figures like Thomas Faunce and his father, who arrived in 1625, describing Plymouth Rock as a stepping stone used by the settlers.
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Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Mass
America
Henry W. Royal
Pilgrim Hall
Royal
Plymouth Harbor
Thomas Faunce
First Church
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Frank Harrison
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Billy Lewis
Garfield Heights
A. J. Shattuck
H. L. Brandan
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Ridgeville
Henry County
Ridgeville Corners
William West
Charlotte West
Eaton
G. B. Bohm
Theresa Ger Bick
Beach Cliff
M. A. Webber
Bessie Henson
Mrs
Fred Peak
Veronica Bins
Miss Fenny Laner
Temple Bailey
Bry
Eve
Eli
Frank Bins
Hubert Basher
Mary Kiden
Wilma Bonner
Litchfield
Wakeman
Juneau
General Aid Society
Art Hersey
Detroit
Mich
Her
R. McCullough
Walter Mosher
Kate Yocum
Claude Holmes
Dorothy
Manjory
Fielnuoi
C. B. Myers
E. E. Edward Bertha Zeigler
William Zeigler
Frank Wright
Dayton
C. C. Goss
Clifford McKinley
Ashland
Par
Veltrie
R. O. Gill
C. E. Gill
Corlis Blackman
Cornélius
Berea
H. E. Cobb
Ruth Edwards
Dr. F. M. Sponseller
Elyriable
Cedar Point
Murbach
Chronicle-Telegram
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Vermilion
Sunny Side
Nakomis
Linwood
Crystal
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