Wellington Girls Plan Demonstration at Church Event
Cloverettes met at Mrs. Donald Meybaugh’s home with ten girls present to prep for a demonstration at Mrs. C. B. Church’s home on Friday August 8 at 2 pm. Mary Shepard showed dress hemming, Sue Watters demonstrated washing a sweater, Patsy Clodwick visited, and another meeting was set for Tuesday afternoon to review progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Donald Meybaugh
Mary Date Shepard
Sue Watters
Patsy Clodwick
Maybaugh
First Methodist
H. A. Cas-sidy
Clifford Unser
Local notes list hospital moves and events across Lorain County
Hospital transfers from Cleveland to Pittsfield cited with dates and vacation service pauses at First Congregational Church. Reverend Frank A. Reeder leads Mill Seed Store and Hatchery, while Alfred Bremy of Elyria assumes rabbits show supervision at Lorain County Fair with assistant Alan Sick. Entries due Aug 17 1946. show days stretch to Aug 20. Also covers visitors, weddings, naval service, and church activities with local residents and organizing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadt
Cleveland
Frank A. Reeder
Wellingtof
Cnrist
Hill
St. Louia
Plytia
Alfred Bremy
Elytia
Lorain County
Aaslatant
Alan Sick
Amherst
Lotaln County
Davy
Alfred Emery
Marseilles Avenue
Fiyrla
Ohio
Karl Sautters
Gare
Maxine Weasley
Woman's Benefit Association
Columbus
Cliff Gronnebeck
Lillie Jensen
Bay Village
William’ Long
Gronnebeck
Treva Overson Gronnebeck
California
Here
Navy
New York City
Lillie Overson
Jimmy Mueller
Karl Mueller
Twin Gables
Town
Carl Battlen
Woorter
William Gott
Wallace Gott
Mississippi
Pacific
Paul Schaffer
Jimmy
Lakewood
CC. B. Weedman
South Street
Mary Knapp
First Methodist Church
Carnival closes after record turnout in rain soaked Chatham
A large crowd attended Chatham carnival despite evening rain, awarding prizes to Faye Robinson, Duane Hubbard, Mr and Mrs Carl Strickland, Mr and Mrs Ray Spirels, George Fischer, and William Laport Jr. Proceeds funded Christmas remembrances for Chat ham officers. most funds to the VFW led by Homer J Kohli. Community dances and visits occupied weekend activities with relatives traveling from Cleveland, Akron, and Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Faye Robinson
Jodl
Duane C. Hubbard
Carl Strickland
Cuyaehoga Falls
Ray Spirels
Spencer
George Fischer
William Laport, Jr
Macedonia
V.rw
Homer J. Kohli
Chatham School
Asvhool
Newe
Winitera
Marion Kimmich
Cleveland
Kimmich
Rob Boldman
Robby
Billy
Warry Mathews
Gordon Mathews
Grafton
Mre
Orville Campbell
North Olmaied
Friends
Mra. Roscow Word
Akron
Mr. Wood
H Ankle
Helety Wella
Niagara
Canada
New York State
Mra
Uherray
Circus Regroups Amid War Time Austerity Major Show Changes
London reports a wartime shift as a famed circus regroups its staff and assets for a new season. War priorities forced reductions, with horses and elephants repurposed for industry and transport while performers adapt to austere conditions and limited resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meta
Vera Lawton
Joven Jordan
Marty Cameron
David Harum
Sing America
Linden
Fidlini
Stella Dallas
Lorenza Jones
Young Widder
Nancy Dixon
Andorn
Runee
Valentina
Newa . Bis
Bernie Armstrong
Army
J. Tavior
Tommy Arges
Lone Ranger
Val
Aldrich
Pamily
Woody Herman
Bong Lo
Nig Breeney
Marc Thie
Gabriel Hewker
Banda Wayne
Simmer Theatre
Pighte
Jim Carter
Amer
Ees Lohee
Taen
Wai
Clayton Band
You
The
Atom
Gray Orch
Murry Young
Milady Lane
Sammy Watkin
Gie Gray
London
Ita
Milla Circus
North Ridgeville Grange Advances Safety Program Meeting
North Ridgeville Grange held a regular session with Master James Sayers presiding. Officers and members discussed a potluck for the First and Second Degree Team on August 22 at 1 pm in the Grange Hall basement and planned an evening program led by Ann Wilbur. Captain Ferrie of the Cleveland AAA spoke on safety and traffic accidents and presented a film titled Steps to Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Ann Wilbur
Ldw
van Wormer
Marlen Laundon
Mitchell
Ferrie
Cleveland Aaa
LaVerne Fullmer
Lorain County
Virginia Bliss
Karl Kolinski
C. 5
Wimpeny
O. C. Mraut
Etta Ely
Oyster shucker sets record at Maines Oyster Co
In Buckhocker Booth Bend Washington experts claim Ceorge He shucked 81 gallons of free pacitie ce OPSteHS Ih One shift at the Maines Oyster company earning 40.56 dollars as a prior tally is noted while Denver eyes a 96 million building program including a new stadium and library. A civic planner is commissioned and Mrs. Satharing Taylor is mentioned in the discussion of municipal projects. City Park popcorn stand fire causes losses of 600 dollars in popcorn and cigarettes before firefighting teams control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramp Ototer
Ghucker Booth Bend
Wash
Ceorge
Maines Oyster Company
Denver
Densvera
Symphony Hell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln
John Loder
Audrey Long
Lincoln Theatre
Atofig
First Baptist
John H. Reinert
Bible School
John Hilliker
Fatin Ware
Merrick Ave
Piast
L. Je Werner
Weber
Church of Christ
MacAllen
MacAtlen
Patrick'a
Charles McCann
Tetley
Jee Palecka Champ
Luul
Ayne
Sree
Charles Coburn
Brooklyn
Saco
Michael Shayne
Ras Ab
Kane Wr
Jimming
Java
Cobber
Moses
New York Post Corporatio
Vel
Dai
Loe Ani
Angeles County
Loe Ane Gelea
Signa
AFL
Fatek
Conan A
Phe Pilih Moraeman
Nea Mai
Meindy Lane
Count Basie
Rance Pacnune
Cregeen
Aeies TV
Styaia i
World News
Valentines
Emile Tine
Vietor Lindiatz
Wrine
Henties
Tenn
Gingeree
Ruele
Naker
ALFA
John J. Anthony
Cedric
Foster
Bove
Dey
Bing Crosby
Cradie
Obie
Brooke Taylor
Captain Midnight
Rosemary Kate Omith
Jenny Meten
Trent
Dr. Malone Noad
Lite
Eiamon
Martin Vishnu Morgan
News Ace Canpire Melodien
Auakhage Telling
Osenieae
Medina
Lerge
Smen Hell
Candlelite Inn
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Elyria
West Ave
Broad Street
Ana Founs Weans
City Park
Steaiers
Tuskiah
Rome
Berea Fairgrounds
Berea
Berea Rangers Club, Inc
Kassel
Aer
Grand Ballroom
Art Kassel
Gloria Hart
Jimmy Featherstone
Cae Bi
Eddy Howard
Allstate
Conner Onn
Glitz
Uae
Robruck Ante O
Stata Selon
Polisejog
Bread Street
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