Eaton Dive and Community Notices From Eaton
Mrs Sarah Dager has been ill since the postwar days. Visitors include Mrs Milo Cornish and Mrs Helen Rader. Will travel to Cleveland to visit relatives. The Golden Jubilee Mission Society speaker led to organize a Boys and Girls Mission Band with twelve members. Officers elected: President Jay Hoskin, VP Sue Hicher, Secretary Garnet John, Treasurer Jean Cook. First meeting July 22 at 3 pm for children up to 13. Grace Cook and two siblings from Cleveland visit. H A Eicher preached funeral for a deceased child of Randolph. State guard Fuller resigns.
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Milo Cornish
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Spencer Aiting
Min- Cook
Les Helen Rader
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Ming
Ade
C. G. Whiter
Weath
Ton Foss
W. G. Loucks
Women's Mission Society
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Burton Ross
Jey Hoskin
Sie Hicher
Garnet Joon
Jean Cook
Eveland
H. A. Eicher
Bieher
Stanor Steubenville
Ohio
War
Howard Walter
Fames
Liverpool
Lian Grace Cook
Gwendolyn
Walter
Cook Home
W. L Lewis
Sodolyn
Cook
Washington, D. C
Everend H.A. Eicher
Randolph
Dent
Ir. Fuller
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H. W Hales
Brighton
TA. Hales
Eaton
Mae Bingham
Eustis
Fla
Ed. Bowman
Penfield
Minnie Patrick
Elyria
James Dickson
Wis
Mary George “Mathews
Redington
Ralph Pry
Julia Durkée
Calers
Pierce Home
Will Pay
Lester Edgerton
North Royalton
Stanley Hoskin
Apent
N. J. Hoskin
The
Missionary Society
Ralph Cole
M. C. Ross
Myron Cook
Wellington
Ray Cook
F. R
Helen Rader
Virginia Ross
Misa Laverne Durkee
John Eckhardt
Byron Tompkins
Malcolm Tompkina
Belden
Steve Rosinki
Arthur Kitne
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Pearl Mathews
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Hazel Hawke
Lyle Reisinger
Kent
Gedeon
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Roy Jackson
la Grange
Will Hawke
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A. B. Martin
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May Morgan
Carl Smith
Morgan Home
Misa Hilda Martin
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A. Ee. Giles
LaPorte
C. W. Longdow
Ide
Willam
Ralph Hearie
Beebetown
Gaaket
Newark
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Army Flier Sets Sights On Sunup to Sunset Flight
The article notes an Army flyer planning a sunup to sunset flight and leaving Sunday for new duties in Mount Vernon. It details community notices from Eaton area residents, gatherings at the Carpenter home, and multiple social visits, with references to homecomings, woodland lighting, and local hospitality. It mentions various families, guests from Cleveland and Elyria, and local events around a Fourth of July period.
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TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
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Maiden chooses plain hoop wedding ring over gems
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