Social Guests and Visits Span Local Towns
Henrietta residents hosted and visiting friends gathered Monday evening with Mrs John Bauman as hostess. Oberlin visitors called Friday afternoon. Bluffton visitors met and other couples shared weekend meals. Patsy Kelble dined with Shirley Ann Delafield. Wellington guests joined Charles and Joho Bauman for Sunday supper. Lucilla Sanders returned home after weeks with the Nickolf family of Norwalk.
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Lana Gegenheimer
Barbara Angersbach
Lizzie Bauman
John Bauman
Henrietta WU
Adam Horn
Oberlin
Emil Burrlechter
Familly
Bluffton
Joho Bauman
Patsy Kelble
Shirley Ann Delafield
Dwight Page
Wellington
Charles Coox
Bert Kumpp
Lucilla Sanders
Leo Nickolf
Norwalk
Jewel Heist Stakes Loom Over San Francisco Dock
In Apex Surety office Milligan and detective Carse suspect a Shanghai jewels consignment worth over three million dollars may be targeted by seasoned criminals. A British intelligence note hints danger as Ryker decodes a risky plan to insure and move the gems to the United States for a forced sale.
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Carse
Apex Burely
Milligan
Carewe
San Francisco Police
Apex Surety
Incian Francisco Promis
Shanghai
Republic OF China
Boari City
United States
Lee Worg
Egypt
Curse
Milligen
New York
Gypt Carse
San Francisco
Lee Wone
Mulligan
Ryker
DB Milligan
Francisco
Lee Wong
Pormeer Bperial
Ulang
Esl
Chees Air Force
Apex Suretys International
Dsposal
Carse Cachet
Honor Visitor Dines With Carlisle Society Hostesses
In Carlisle Mrs. B. H. Conklin of Colorado Springs visited her sister Mrs. Lawrence Bungart. Mrs Minnie Chapman and Mrs Clayton Smith hosted a dinner Monday at the Chapman home with guests including Mrs. Conklin Mrs. Bungart Mrs. Elizabeth Stokes and Mrs Otto Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
B. H. Conklin
Colorado
Sarings
Lawrence Bungart
Minnie Chapman
Clayton Smith
Chapman
Elizabeth Stokes
Otto Chapman
East Carlisle School Building Hosts Recingers Event
The East Carlisle School building served as the meeting place on Saturday for a Recingers gathering with guests after a picnic dinner. Instrumental numbers by talented members entertained the Eliests and refreshments were served in the evening at Batley.
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East Carlisle
Eliests
Batley
Social evening at Mast Avenue hosts a local gathering
Elyria and LaPorte residents figure in a busy notes page of social visits. Arch ie Welton and family. Earl Andress. Walter Recinger. Emma Lov and others from Elyria Seville Rochester Oberlin and LaPorte share dinners calls and travel plans. News notes mention convalescence of Nelson Recinger and Lambdi Chi club events with an anniversary dinner planned at Vermilion Okagi's in three weeks.
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Mast Avenue
Mr. and
Mra
Archie Welton
Earl Andress
Fuller Road
Walter Recinger
Charles Willen
Emma Lov
Betty
Frederick Erdman
Elyria
Elmer Recinger
Seville
Frank Recinger
Rochester
C Dbd Webster
Mr and Bailey
Charles
Jossie
da Cote
Cleveland
Elizabeth Reringer
LaPorte
D. Sterling
Trerea
Elizabeth Recinger
T.a Porte
Nelson Recinger
William Rennie
Okagi
Local Society Notes and Delayed Picnic Plans
Jane Liyse Erhke and Ruth Errke family visits noted. Kappa Tau Sigma rehearsal set at Gregg home with Calvert and Savage families in Cleveland. Mrs Calvert and Maxine recently returned from Chicago to live in Cleveland. The Mother Singers picnic at Gregg home postponed until after haying and berry picking season.
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Kappa Tau Sigma
Gregg
Norman Calvert
Cleveland
Paul Savage
Jean
Paul Sr
H. H. Grege
Calvert
Savage
Daugh Maxine
Chicago
Ney
Mother Singers
Weekend visits and social notes from Oberlin area
Wakeman Mee and Mrs Henry Hart of Oberlin visited Mrs Hart s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Peabody. Earl John and Neale Cresaton returned from visiting grandmother Mrs Nicla Cranson in New London. Wendell Bayless and daughter from Cleveland spent the Fourth with Lou Burk. Ruth Dawes appears on the silk list. Lloyd Brothers and children of Wellington called on H H Martin. Wall Baird of Amherst and Thomas Hurst of Clarkfield visited Louisa Wood. Others include Mrs McFee of Cleveland visiting J C Canfield and Mrs Earl Green with children calling on Mrs Roy Kenyon. Gladys Foisy of Cincinnati visiting Roy Kenyon. Kenneth Hurst and family retrieved daughter Doris from Willowick after Erie Side Conference attendance. Ettie Minor of Cleveland spent weekend with Mary Dill. A B Prench had sold his tin.
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Mee
Henry Hart
Oberlin
Fred Peabody
Earl John
Neale Cresaton
Nicla Cranston
New London
Wendell Bayless
Cleveland
Lou Burk
Ruth Dawes
Lloyd Brothers
Wellington
H. H. Martin
Wall Baird
Amherst
Thomas Hurst
Clarkafield
Louisa Wood
McFee
J. C. Canfield
Earl Green
Brighton
Roy Kenyon
Gladys Foisy
Four H Club Meets Henrietta at School Building
The Henrietta Kitchen Etta’s met at the school building on July 7 with all members present and one visitor. Carol Portman gave a macaroni salad demonstration. Lois Petty served a raspberry and pineapple drink. The next meeting is scheduled for July 14. Many locals were mentioned visiting or hosting events, including a Fourth of July gathering at Ralph MacDowall’s home and a reception at John Kropf’s in Axtal for Leonard Kropf’s marriage.
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Henrietta
Etta
Carol Portman
Lois Petty
Paul Portman
Russell and
Loris
Elmer Portman
Phyllis Lois
Frederick
Elmer Jr
After Angersbach
John Kropf
Axtal
Leonard Kropf
Sunday Visits Across Towns Highlight Local Socials
In Massillon and nearby communities, numerous families shared Sunday gatherings. Harold Bucks and Clyde Rosa families visited Massillon. Theola Cowen joined Ashland friend visit. C Titus from New London stayed with sister Clyde Rosa’s family. Others included Portman on a Loga n trip, Bauman and Becker families sharing calls, Angersbachs hosting guests, and Barberton visitors at Anna Wryttenbach’s. Several couples and youths then spent time at Euclid Beach, Cleveland.
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Clyde Rosa
Don Brooks
Massillon
Orlo Cowen
Theola
Ashland
Theodore Ries
C. Titus
New London
Tail light rule for mules under social health law
Edenton motorists face strict mule tail light law as George Trausley was fined 545 dollars after his mule was led to a car without a tail light. The case underscores highway safety measures for animals in transit and reflects local justice practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
George Trausley
Ladies Sewing Club meeting in Birmingham
Birmingham residents gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Grime home for the Ladies Sewing Club. Guests included Mrs Mink Hunter Mrs William Fullgrabe and Mrs Eal Hunter Lunch was served to five members and three visitors. Next meeting planned at Mrs Ada Wood’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Club
Birmingham
Robert Grime
Mink Hunter
William Fullgrabe
Eal Hunter
Ada Wood
Stolen Trove During Courthouse Visit In Toledo
While Miss Martha Stewart and H C Schulz were at the courthouse securing a marriage license, burglars entered Miss Stewart's apartment and stole her wedding ring and trousseau. The incident occurred in Toledo, and police are investigating the break in.
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Toledo
Martha Stewart
H. C Schulz
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