Belden Belden community event draws regional guests
The second annual community homecoming at Belden drew many visitors from Cleveland Oberlin Lorain Elyria Ridgeville Valley City Penfield LaGrange and Grafton. Sunday services featured a strong program with music readings violin solos and talks. Attendees included former residents and local officials, with a post luncheon program and a visiting pastor delivering a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oberlin
Lorain
Elyria
Ridgeville
Valley City
Penfield
LaGrange
Grafton
M. E
O ' Little
Violet Arnold
Dorothy Little
Local notes from Durkeeville July gathering clusters
July 12 reports from Durkeeville show Mr. and Mrs. Barth and Mr. and Mrs. Stutz of Elyria visiting the Barth home. Richard Crowell and family visited E. A. Durkee. Hugh Reisinger injured a finger at work on the Toad. Elyria families Welty and gdon kinship visits noted with Crk Langdon. Wording captures scattered Sunday calls and a Cleveland job change for R. L. Barth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Wilson
Ireta
Fred Mabike
Elyria
Floyd Harley
Otberin
M. H. Welty
Clark Langdon
R. L. Barth
Cleveland
Fragmentary notice from a historical page
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a father and mother, a child spared or given up, and a druggist advertisement with prices. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a full news item.
Local Residents Visit Various Relatives Over Weekend
Bi 40 ak a TE gition WHR the Clavelend Trest Co anter Marion of LaPorte Sunday at the home of E4 Mar shall and Fred Gtreit. Gledys iait returned home with them and spent a few days. Mrs Gerdser and son of Cuye hoga Falls spent the week at the home of Harley Reisinger. Mr and Mrs R L Barth and son Theron and Mr and Mrs J L Barth spent Sunday at the home of Harry Penfound on Chestnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Harley Reisinger and daughter Ma Belle and guest Mrs Gardner spent Sunday with Earl Reisinger and family of Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Will Stedman
Clock
Lakewood
Bruyerse
Schaeffer
Cleveland
A. A. Spitzer
F. E. Johnson
Arthur
Eleanor
Baltimore
C. H. Johnson
el. €. Johnson
W. D. JoBavon
Harrison
LaGrange
Johnson Home
O. M. Spitzer
Geo. Spitzer
Irvin Klinect
Alice
Hazel Klinect
Akron
Ralph McClean
Glenn
Hazel
McClellan
Grafton
Belden M. EB
Gibson
Newark
John Phillips
Norwalk
Andrew Neufer
Alfred Alexander
Phyllis
George Spitzer
Stewart Spitzer
Phillips
W. H. Gibson
Ohio
Herbert
Ruth Rising
E. ¢., Johnson
H.C. Mendell
Millicent
Gwendolyn
Fred Waldorf
Elmer Evans
Edwin Law
Peter Shuster
Clarence Wilford
North Ridge
Ed Durkee
Carl Tomasheska
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Bruce
Frank Blakslee
Eaton
Arthur Draga
Velma
June
Amherst
C. C. Draga
F. W. Cousing
Elizabeth Cousins
Mechanic Street
Walter Roosevelt
BE. A. Rollin
Mabel Heenan
Bradford
W. D. Johnson
Glenn Harrison
Billy Wigert
Paul Moehle
Joe Robson
Ridgeville
Fridga
Clavelend Trest Co
Marion
LaPorte
Marshall
Fred
Gledys
Harry Penfound
Chestnut Ridge
Harley Reisinger
Ma Belle
Gardner
Earl Reisinger
Avon
Elyrians Buy Savings Certificates In June Sale
Local residents of Elyria purchase Treasury Savings Certificates during June promotions with modest discounts and advertised savings figures. The campaign emphasizes approachable small investments and year end returns for savers in the community.
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FRUYE
Los Angeles
Secrd
Belden
P. H.rogers
Little Brown Baby
Arlene Walker
Marjorie Reisinger
Beethoven
Drolla
Homer Smith
B. T. Nesbett
Rose Schwartz- Longwell
Ida Newton Hill
Evette Williams Monnell
Lena Holman Smith
Harry Rogers
Chas. Schwartz
W. C. Turner
Edna Taylor
J. A. Chamberlain
Gilson
Blanche
Evelyn Wise
Donna
Marjorie Rogers
Etta Schwan
Jessie Bromley
FE. A. Kelly
W. Keasey
Mae Wilford
H. H. Fisher
Maysfield
L. D. Mennell
Green
Spi
M. E. Sunday School
Etta Cragin
F. W. Howard
O. J. Small
As -T
C. R. Starr
Penfield Center
Lorain County
Court House
Studebaker
Ae BA Service CO
Durkeville
Ather
Brill Pte
George, Taylor & CO
Lorain Co. Bank
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrians
Treasury Savings
Loan County Mortage & Tao Carent
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