Paul Shuster Resigns from Embalming Firm in Barden
Paul Shuster a licensed embalmer and funeral director graduate of Cincinnati School of Embalming now operates in Barden Ohio in partnership with O E Tenor Funeral. He has spent the past three and a half years in business with Keith Andrews local funeral director. Mrs Renouard will join the Andrews School for Girls at Willoughby starting September 1 after welfare work in Philadelphia. Mrs Curtice hosted a luncheon for three friends honoring Miss Nelle.
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Paul Shuster
Cincinnati School of Embalming
Barden
Ohio
0. E. Tenor Funeral Business
Shuster
Keith Andrews
W. H
Caroline Renouard
Andrews School For Girls
Willoughby
Sara Curtice
Miss Nelle
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Ames Horr and others enjoyed a lively reunion with Marion Murray and Pauline Hill winning a second prize radio contest. Families like West, Sutliffe, Allison, Baker, Doty, Renouard, Botsford, Andrews and Kaiser visit relatives, attend outings, and aid at Chippewa Lake lunch room amid summer travels and home gatherings.
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Ara Falls
Pauline Hill
Here
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Elyria
Blanche Sutliffe
Marion
William Allison
Canton
W. M. Baker
New York State
Harvey Naylor
Albers Thompson
Baker Street
Doty
Ben Avon
Charles Baum
Caroline Renouard
Elizabeth Smith
Eric
Lyon
Virginia Botsford
Geraldine Andrews
Chippewa Lake
Wm. Kaiser
Ruth
Wilmington
Del
A. E. Smith
Wellington Fetes Fourth Century Township Anniversary
Wellington residents joined Rochester for a Fourth of July celebration marking the township’s centennial settlement. The parade began at 10 30 a m with three bands floats livestock fife and drum corps old vehicles and prizes for top participants. A noon picnic followed with an afternoon of games races contests and speaking at the school ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rochester
Guide to Charm Shining Hair for Summer Beauty
A vintage beauty guide advises silky bright hair as essential to summer charm. It recommends melted or water soluble shampoos, lemon or vinegar rinses, air drying, and rapid towel drying, plus brilliantine and pomade for protection, nourishment, and controlled waves or perms for different hair types.
Beauty Tips on Skincare and Hair Tint Precautions
A reader asks how to reduce persistent blackheads despite scrubbing, suggesting a soft brush and astringent ice water to tighten pores. Advice includes dietary adjustments with greens and fruits, daily water intake, and collecting recommended products by sending a stamped envelope for a personal reply. A second reader inquires about home use of oil tint hair preparations for bleached hair, noting experts show results but cautioning that a professional should perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhead
Reece
Community notices and family gatherings around Tiffin area
The text records a Holstein Freestan picnic in Tiffin with several Epworth League installations in Clarksfield, a funeral in Elyria for Mrs. Adam Miller, sale of the White Joe schoolhouse to Orrie Close for remodeling, and multiple Sunday visits and family gatherings across local towns including Wellington Greenwich Mercer County Ruggles and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein Freestan
Tiffin
Rochester
Brighton
Clarksfield
Epworth League
M. EB
Clyde Lee
Willam Body
Wellington
Grant Aldrich
Gus Martin
Barbara Dave Norton
Elyria
Tom Tester
Fred Wolfe
Clarence Wolfe
Greenwich
Guy Wolfe
Mercer County
Joe Wolfe
Don Anderson
Ruggles
Dentord Pond
Kim Springer
Local social roundup includes Cleveland visitors and area gatherings
J and Mrs Albert Wolfe and family and Mrs Gladys Gray entertained the C P G club Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Jack Evans of Cleveland were home for the week end. Mr and Mrs Jack Eversol of Cleveland spent the past week with Mr and Mrs George Haeld loft. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Harris and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Nate Harris. George McDonald and Mr and Mrs Carl Langendorfer and daughter were Sunday guests of Mrs Alma McDonald of Norwalk. Sunday visitors at the home of Sarah Merrill were Mr and Mrs Charlie Wacker of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Harry Merrill of Wooster. Harry Stiles of Toledo came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gray
C. P. G. Club
Jack Evans
Cleveland
Jack Eversol
George Haeld‘loft
Ambrose Harris
Nate Harris
George McDonald
Carl Langendorfer
Alma McDonald
Norwalk
Sarah Merrill
Charlie Wacker
Elyria
Harry Merrill
Wooster
Harry Stiles
Toledo
Sunday Visit Draws Doane and Coon Families Home
Sunday to take his children Mary and Gilbert home after two weeks visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs Charlie Doane and family and Mr and Mrs Lester Coon and daughters of Norwalk spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Kissinger
Chippewa Lake
Howe Fisher
Cleveland
California
Frank Obrig
John Murray
Kathryn
Clare Murray
Katherine Hanna
Evangeline Bridges
Boston
L. G. Bradstock
Henry Ramser
Club
Lawrence Wells
Nigg
Mary
Gilbert
Charlie Doane
Lester Coon
Norwalk
Lester Gray
Im S I M Club Picnic At Powles Home
The IM. S. club held its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Powles on Sunday June 30 with about 40 attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. Blackman of New London, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powles and daughter of Milan, Mr. Kiel of Alliance, Mrs. Dorothy Webster and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Lee and Ira Lee, and Misses Elizabeth Moore and Mary Beth Everson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
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Barker &J
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Courtland
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New England
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
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Kiwanian
Kiwanis
Herrick Auditorium
Mr. Jones
Wellington Board of Education
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Alliance
Harry Wagner
Helen Manacke
Morgan
Mt. Union College
Harry Fulton
Juanita
Arthur McQuate
Pleasantview Sanatorium
Elyria New & Used Furniture CO
Broad Street
Ames Horr
la Grange
Marion Murray
New York City
G. B. Warner
Ealues
Peach
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Chambray
Inc
Batiste
Floral
Guide To
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Ston 'S Agar
Choice
Walle
Santa Rey California
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Pias
Epsom Salts
Cor. Broad
Washington
Goodrich
Mrs. Albert Wolfe
S. A A Dod
VIC
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