Ten Lorain Granges Honor Penfield Winners at County Program
Ten Lorain County Grange groups joined a meeting recognizing Penfield Grange members for county contest wins. Prizes included an altar and a rug awarded to Penfield leaders, with Kipton and North Elyria sharing a second prize. Local entertainment followed by ice cream, ahead of August 5 farmers picnic at Linwood Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Penfield Grange
Penfield
Grange Butte
John Buarber
Pomona Grange
Leo Rawley
Lois Leach
Kipton Grange
Kipton
North Elyria Grange
Horace Weaver
Richard Smith
Old Glory Grange
Hazel Amsbury
Man
Martha Jane Schriver
Jean Wise
Belden Grange
Charles Kern
Ridgeville
Evelyn Leach
Eaton Grange
Grace Hogan
Mary Jean Croskey
Helen Taylor
Havel Taylor
Albert Page
Wayne Hogan
Eva Sigsby
Louis Eldred
Ridgeville Grange
Wellington Grange
Ruth Eldred
West Ridge Weekend Guests From Michigan and Ohio
West Ridge residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Abe Hampton with sons Jack and Melvin and Miss Estelle Lami from Detroit Michigan. Jack stayed for the summer with his aunt and uncle. Hugh Judy from Troy Ohio visited Miss Margaret Pallas. Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor of Oberlin Road visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred Simms and Mr and Mrs Jim Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Abe Hampton
Jack
Melvin
Estelle Lamiman
Detroit
Michigan
Harry Lauer
Hugh Judy
Troy
Ohio
Margaret Pallas
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
Oberlin Road
Fred Simms
Jim Miller
George Hahn
Oberlin
George
Huron
Charles Schrable
James Renouard
Willoughby
C. N. Williams
R Ose Couzinla
Rocky River
Porter Bingham
Rose Shauver
J. L. Squires
J. H. Penfound
I. F. Eldred
O. K. Eldred
Earl Rockwood
Amherst
Erwin Bachman
Carol
Vermilion
William Withers
L. Lookey
Bellaire
Edgar Workman
St. Clairsville
Fred Schramm
Zelda
F. M. Hopkins
Local Social Notes Preserve Weekend Guests and Visits
Friday to Monday activities show a wide circle of visitors and hosts. Blyria’s son and various relatives remained in Lakewood, Akron, Oberlin, Willoughby, Rocky River, Vermilion, and Elyria, with numerous calls on neighbors and relatives. The pattern highlights community ties, travel between Lorain County towns, and gatherings at homes of the Schramms, Renourds, and Eldreds among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Blyria
Fred Simma
Robert Jardon
Ankland
H. J. Hulfer
R. W. Richards
Nancy
Apent
Lakewood
H. M. Clapper
Akron
Valley City community notes mix clubs and visits
Valley City area social life is recorded with Mrs. Harry Bauer hosting the Women’s Union at her new home and a noon picnic. The two week St Martins summer school attracts about 70 children. Various locals, including Miss Mary Maraski and the Knables, return from Cleveland. A Get-Together Club gathering, bridge play, and visits to Chippewa Lake are noted along with a gas company stockholders meeting and several family visits in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Harry Bauer
Women's Union of Evangelical Reformed Church
St. Martins Church
Mary Maraski
Jean
Walter Knable
Cleveland
E. P. Steyer
William Grabenstetter
Alwyn Wolfft
Brunswick
Vincent Derck
Bobby
Newaygo
Mich
Derck
Olive Cousins
Salem
Lida Marsh
Charles Keech
Gilbert Fry
Lorain
Ralph Feuchter
Treasury To Keep Plenty Of Money On Hand
Secretary Morgenthau announced a new weekly borrowing plan of 59 million dollars through December 15 to maintain a ready cash balance of one billion dollars. He declined to specify how many weeks the issue will continue, saying the policy returns to having ample funds on hand in addition to existing 50 million nine month bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Mondey
Morgenthau
Firemen Street Fair and Home Coming Set for Aug 20 22
Wickner and Ed. Wickner of Valley City and Mrs. Ray Frisk of Cleveland visited the Grabenstetter home. Plans are advancing for the annual Firemen Street Fair and Home Coming scheduled for August 20 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Wickner
Ed. Wickner
Valley City
Ray Frisk
Cleveland
William Grabenstetter
Local social notes cover vacations and visits in Litchfield area
Dr Harry Streett and niece Helen travel to Baltimore for two week vacation and attend a wedding of Streett’s nephew. Mr and Mrs Turner visit Akron to see granddaughter Mildred Nolan in City Hospital. Hines family will visit Eaton and Richmond relatives. Kreager family returns home from Middletown. Alvin Round vacations at Interlochen music camp. Mrs Frombaugh and Mrs Barth take Cleveland boys to Lakeside Clinic for tonsil removal. Briefs include French War Brides meeting in Cleveland and various local visits and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Harry Streett
Helen Streett
Baltimore
Almeda Mehaffey
Eaton
Richmond
Ind
Don Kreager
Middletown
Alvin Round
Interlochen
Mich
Myron Barth
A. O. Frombaugh
William Elwell
Donald Gruggel
Cleveland
Lakeside Clinic
Schott
O. BE
Police Fail to Identify Suspects in June Assault
Local police pursue a June 26 attack on Sue Sklenner of 536 Furnace Street. Two suspects were brought to headquarters but Miss Sklenner could not identify either as her assailant. She described the man as short, stocky and red-faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Sklenner
Furnace Street
Miss Sklenner
Boys Stage Tire Hold Up On Cleveland Street
Police report a prank by four youths who dressed an old tire to look new and tossed it on Cleveland Street fooling several motorists. Two boys were taken into custody and five released after a lecture from Captain Corbett E. Southam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Street
Corbett E. Southam
Local man fined for intoxication in city court
Fred Ross Sr of 1205 Middle Avenue was fined 1 dollar and costs after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested last evening at Broad and Court streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross, Sr
Middle Avenue
Leonard Smith
Broad
Court Streets
Not Guilty Plea By West Avenue Man In Liquor Case
Clarence Smith of West avenue pleaded not guilty to violating the city liquor ordinance when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. Smith is charged with selling liquor without a permit, arrested on complaint of two women. Mayor Smith set trial for 9 30 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
West Avenue
Leonard Smith
Smith
South African Air Services Add Fifteen High Speed Planes
South Africa's air sector plans to add fifteen high speed aircraft to its fleet, signaling expanded long flight capabilities and upgraded regional connectivity. The move involves major aviation players and could affect domestic routes and tourism.
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Firestone
NY Down
Ifies Cyan Supply & Service Stores
Cor
Robert Renourd
Clifford Renourd
Chicago
R. R. Renoard
Dick Johnston
Johnston
Elyria
A. M. Johnston
Charles McHenry
Charles Sheable
Hossmaster
Clifford Hart
H. J. Hillier
Betty
H. M. Tapper
Taylor
Swartz
Bloomfield
Clark
The
William Porter
W. H. Daman
Lesle Willam
Carol Alaman
Marie Waite
New Brunswick
C H. Jackman
New London
Batiste
AY Woot
Ethel
Court Street
Bulletin
D. T. Lloyd
French War Brides Club
Mra
A. G. Law and Family
Jacob Law
Laundsenberger
Lansing
Lou Durkee
Parke Thompson and
Bernice Thompson
Helen Smith
C. R. Canfield
Watertown
Walt
Misa Cotta Hine
Lodi
Reublin Bros
Florida
East Shore
New Idaho
J. L. Streicker
E. Bridge
Nash-Lafayette Sales & Bervice
Larry Brown
Sur
Chronicle-Telegram
Phillips
Tou
Rexall
Gillette
Envoy &l
Klenzo Shower
SCOUT
STAG
Bose Post
Frank Buck
Ray
Finn Riaasee
Midol
Amin
Kentucky Club
Prince Albert
Yao
Conne
Weas & Goede
Teter Ee
Spee
Komen
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