Legion Plans Picnic With Auxiliary in Redstone Wood
South Amherst Post No. 197 and the auxiliary scheduled their annual picnic for the second Sunday in August at Redstone’s woods. Committee members Willem Siack Paul Mori Harmon Mathas Starry Ruth and Don Maze were chosen to finalize arrangements. Mrs. Roy Anderson was the prize winner a week’s rent for the Goldie Kreeger cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. A social hour followed with cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
South Amherst
Pwenty
Goldie Kreeger
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Lake Avenue News Notes Lake Avenue Shin ing Thimbles picnic
Lake Avenue notices report the Shin ing Thimbles 4 H Club will hold a lake picnic Wednesday. Several residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Otto Jabbusch and families, Mr and Mrs William Kohl, Mr and Mrs Clarence Somers, and others, traveled or hosted relatives in Michigan and Ohio. Ice cream social planned at Grange Hall Thursday evening. Mrs Adolph Horning and the Adams family return from West travels and a San Francisco visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Otto Jabbusch
Houghton Lake
Charlevoix
Michigan
Flint
William Kohl
Clarence Somers
Cleveland
Reno Collier
Mike Zagorsky
Frank Behnke
John Jackson
Winfield Scott
Buddy Winchell
Long Lake
Harold Blake
Howard Behnke
Elyria
Grange Hall
J. H. Hogan
Dorothy Warne
Chester
Boxer Hogan
Hogan
Steffi
Youngs
Adolph Horning
E. D. Adams
Alton
West
Pittsfield Panhandlers Meet at Mrs Brayley Home
The Pittsfield Peppy Panhandlers plan a meeting at Mrs. Harvey Brayley's home on Tuesday at 1 o'clock. A turkey dinner will be served at noon on new trays recently purchased by the club. Cook books and bulletins will be distributed. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Piper of North Canton are visiting relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Harvey Brayley
Avon Attends Laux Reunion and Company Picnic
Avon residents report on the Laux Reunion in Amherst held Sunday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sturznickle and daughter Jean plus Mrs. Charles Wagner and Mrs. Edith Kuipper. Also noted is the illuminating company picnic at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland and various local visits and trips around Adrian, La Porte, and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAUX
Avon
Fred Sturznickle
Jean
Charles Wagner
Edith Kuipper
Amherst
Jono Alas
Ed Stagg
Fritsch
Carl Schafer
Cecil Moore
Dorothy Brown
Wluminating Company
Euclid Beach Park
Cleveland
Columbia Garden Club programs and local social notices
Columbia Dean Vivian will present colored moving pictures at the town hall on August 17, hosted by the Columbia Garden Club. Mrs. Thomas Hughes hosted the club last Thursday, and Mrs. George Bremner led a leaf identification lesson followed by a general discussion. Several residents and visitors attended various events, including visits from Gainesville and Florida guests, a luncheon in honor of Miss Louise Kerse, and multiple family gatherings. A gas well is being drilled on the Neufert property north of the station, and many members attended a Cleveland horticulture event at Lakewood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Vivian
Columbus
Town Hall
Columbia Garden Club
Thomas Hughes
George Bremner
Brett
Lakewood
Hughes
Acme Grangs
George Mayl
George Strickland
Dorothy
Wilma
Florida
Anna Carpenter
A. D. Crocker
Strongsville
Berea
William Burnmeister
Kerse
J. R. VanArsdale
Louise Kerse
Oscar Henke
R. A. Lewis
Raymond Petch
Buckhorn Lake
Michigan
Neufert
J. R. Wap Arsdale
Frank Fray
Cleveland
Clarence VanaArsdale
Calvin
Curahoga Falls
Fannie Burton
Wellington
Louise Keyse
Pleasant City Families Attend Gathering and Picnic
A family reunion in Pleasant City brings Rev. and Mrs. Horace W. Hales and daughter Thelma. Harold Carpenter and family of Ridgeville. Elwin Carpenter and family of Pittsfield. Agnes Marshall. Albert Carpenter. Wilbur Carpenter. and Linda Austin. Ice cream, cake and watermelon followed the gathering. SOTTINGS note multi-state visitors from Idaho to Missouri, with many relatives sharing a Huntington Beach picnic and recent visits to the Leach and Martin households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Horace W. Hales
Thelma
Pleasant City
Ohio
Harold Carpenter
Ridgeville
Elwin Carpenter
Pittsfield
Agnes Marshall
Albert Carpenter
Wilbur Carpenter
Linda Austin
Memphis
Tennessee
Helen Beck
Marion
Indiana
A. R. Keyse
Local social notes from Wellington and nearby towns
The bulletin lists visits and movements of families and individuals including Robert Bear and Rob ert Avery on a Berea business trip, Elsie Avery returning to Oberlin, Vermilion on the Lake cottage guests Kathryn Piper Elmore Pease Lois Breyley Betty McRoberts Laura McConnell Patty Hopkins Wanda Miller and chaperones Isabelle McConnell Thelmalooper Litta Mitchel Maxine Hopkins, Betty Jane Bear in Indianapolis, William Mills at home post hospital, 4 H group Jolly Sisters with Elsie Avery, visits by Rev W H Baker and Mrs Grace Dale, Williams and Kritchfield visiting the Steward family, Worcester annual reunion at Columbia Center August 1, and Olive McConnell motor trip with Glenn Piper and wife to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bear
Robert Avery
Berea
Elsie Avery
Siddall
Oberlin
Clarence Stevens
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Kathryn Piper
Elmore Pease
Lois Breyley
Betty McRoberts
Laura McConnell
Patty Hopkins
Wanda Miller
Wellington
Isabelle McConnell
Thelmalooper
Litta Mitchel
Maxine Hopkins
Betty Jane Bear
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Tipton
Atlanta
Indiana
William Mills
Allen Hospital
Spencer
Worcester 33
Columbia Center
Olive McConnell
Glenn Piper
North Canton
Washington, D. C
Sheffield Lake Council Notes
The Sheffield Lake village council held a regular meeting Tuesday night. Tod Morzan resigned and Eugene Beedle was appointed and sworn in to the vacancy. John Drompy was sworn in to fill Wilbur Osborne’s vacancy. A note of thanks was given to John Drampp for a picture he presented. he had returned from five months in Yokohama, Japan. Committee changes followed the new personnel: Finance Joseph Kensik, Walter Kishman, John Dromon. Sanitation Lloyd Habener, John Collins, Eugene Beedle. Streets and Drains Walter Kishman, John Dromon, John Collins. Buildings and Lands Eugene Beedle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Village
Tod Morzan
Eugene Beedle
John Drompy
Harvey Dier
Wilbur Osborne
John Drampp
Cone
Drampn
Japan
Yokohama
Joseph Kensik
Walter Kishman
John Dromon
Santation
Lioyd Habener
John Collins
J. Collns
Eugene Bee
YOUR GOOD HEALTH AND FAMILY NOTES MIX CALORIE FACTS WITH LOCAL LIFE
A health column reviews daily calorie needs for different activity levels and notes public research by the Mellon Institute. The page then shifts to local society items including a funeral at Elmwood cemetery, a 25th wedding anniversary party, a 4-H club meeting, a birth announcement, and several families vacationing or hosting gatherings at a lake and in Kentucky and Virginia.
Tables Show Food Values and Daily Diet Guide
Tables present nutrition for common foods with meats liver and kidneys at the top, milk next, and eyes as a suggested addition. Cereals, fats, vegetables and fruits provide energy and essential vitamins. A simple daily plan includes meat daily, milk a pint or more, eggs daily, vegetables and potatoes cooked and raw, plus leafy greens occasionally.
Vitamins And Mineral Tables Offer Nutritional Insight
The article notes daily fruit servings with bread cereals fats and sweets and introduces inclusive vitamin tables. These show deficiencies needing corrective diets and where to find balance in foods while mineral tables explain calcium chlorine copper iron and iodine roles in bones blood metabolism and overall health.
Local Fire Committee Names Special Members
Walter Kishan and John Colina named to the Fire committee. Joseph Kengick, Winyd Anbener, and Walter Kishman appointed to the Special committee. Treyd Huhener, J Collins and Walter Kishman named to the additional duties.
Coder Rites Held For Infant Warold Thomas Coder
Warold Thomas Coder six month old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Coder died Thursday after a lingering illness. Survived by parents a brother Clarence 37 and sister Dorothy. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 30 pm at the home with Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warold Thomas Coder
Clarence Coder
Clarence
Dorothy
Rey
4-H Banner Club Meeting and Picnic Plans
The South Ridge 4-H Banner Club met with Donavon Real on Thursday for a regular meeting. Plans were made for a picnic at Century Park, with the next meeting set for Schramm Road with Fritz Pallas. A wiener roast, ice cream, and cake were served to members including Chester Sprague, Donald Simms, Fritz Pallas, Corbit Walker, Oliver Schubert, Justin Mackert, Kenneth Fowl, Robert Grobe, Malcolm Fowl, and brothers Charles and Robert Schroeder. Malcolm Fowl participated in a daily judging meeting in Columbus with six Lorain county boys, accompanied by C. I. Hum Mel. Edgar McCool left for Chicago after visiting the Snyder family. Continued local visits and hospital notices followed, listing residents and guests in the area.
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4-H Banner
Donavon Real
Century Park
Fritz Pallas
Schramm Road
Chester Sprague
Donald Simms
Corbit Walker
Oliver Schubert
Justin Mackert
Kenneth Fowl
Robert Grobe
Malcolm Fowl
Charles
Robert Schroeder
Lorain County
Columbus
C. I. Hum Mel
Edgar McCool
Chicago
E. Snyder
Mary Eapley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alfred Flower
N. A. Balls
William Kantor
Lorain
E. €. Free
George Farr
Ellis Farr
Virginia
Dover
Frank Larawary
Clinton Simms
Patricia
Frances Donnell
Eaton
Cleveland
Weekend Guests and Midwest Visit Noted in Local Stopovers
North Ridgeville Mrs. Freda Vogt of Milwaukee visits Mrs. F. K. Klir in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Zarobaky and daughter from Euclid Heights are weekend guests at the Klir home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilder and children return from an eastern motor trip visiting Judson Perkins in Philadelphia and an uncle in New York City, with days at Atlantic City. They travel with Mrs. Gilder's father, J. B. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Vogt
Milwaukee
Wis
F. K. Klir
Cleveland Road
Chas, Zarobaky
Euclid Heights
Klir
Ralph Gilder
Judson Perkins
Famls
Philadelphia
New York City
Atlantic City
Local Notes From Ridgeville and Elyria Area
Miss Florence Muth Hadaway recovering from appendicitis at Elyria hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beshman of Elyria moved into Mrs. Bultman’s house on Station Road. Mrs. Ralph Machovina and baby son returned home from Elyria hospital. Donna Lucas visited Wooster friends and called on Anna Katherine Evans. Alphonse Waldecker lost a finger at Ridge Tool Co. Mrs. Emma Murney of Detroit and Miss Alice Gilder of Elyria visited Ridgeville relatives. Ruth Weishiet of Cleveland spent weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hicks welcomed an eight pound son. Mrs. Arthur Hadaway and son Junior visited Elyria. Mrs. Gordon Steele and sons of Washington, DC visiting H. G. Stacy. Ridgeville Cooperatives met at Earl Mills’s home. seven weather observations and one guest present. Club discussed projects and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Muth Hadaway
L. R. Hadaway
Elyria Hospital
Robert Beshman
Elyria Tikvo
Bultman
Station Road
Ralph Machovina
Donna Lucas
Wooster
Anna Katherine Evans
Alphonse Waldecker
The
Ridge Tool Co
Emma Murney
Detroit
Alice Gilder
Elyrie
Ridgeville
Histoek
Ruth Weishiet
Cleveland
Chas. Wieshiet
Steve Hicks
Wallace Blvd
Arthur Hadaway
Elyria
Emery Hershey
Gordon Steele
Washington, PD
Oberlin Road Club Notes and Fragments of Local Events
Oberlin Road reports a Busy Workers Four-H Club gathering with plans for a August 4 publicity program featuring Oberlin Girls Four-H and Little Seven boys club. Members from Elyria attended the social at East Oberlin church followed by a potluck. Nearby activities include a Russia Township Farm Woman's Club outing at Crystal Beach with about fifty attendees and a bake sale by East Oberlin churchwomen's society. The Pallas family reunion at Reese home brought relatives from Oberlin Elyria Carlisle Cleveland Medina and beyond. sixty attended with attendees including the Fishers Hoogenboom family.
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Oberlin Road
Townsend
Oberlin
Elyria
Russia Township
Busy Workers
Little Big Seven
Farm Woman's Club
Crystal Beach
Eleanor Clark
Women's Society of the East Oberlin
Pfaff Clothing
Pallas
John Reese
Triests
Carlisle
Cleveland
Medina
Fisher
Hi. Hoogenboom
Edmonds Rites Held Widow and Family Mourn Oberlin Resident
Andy Edmonds died at home on Oberlin Road after a lingering illness at sixty nine. He leaves wife Ola and four children Henry Myron Genena Smith Lillian Humphrey plus five grandchildren. Surviving siblings and cousins noted. funeral Monday at East Oberlin Church. Burial at East Pittsfield Cemetery with Pallbearers and relatives in attendance.
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Andy Edmonds
Oberlin Road
Charles
Abigai Edmonds
Ola McRoberts
Ola
Henry
Myron
Genena Smith
Oberlin Rand
Lillian Humphrey
George Edmonds
Warren
Fred Edmonds
Oberlin
Herbert Edmonds
Mary Hallauer
Oxford
Florida
Luraney
Pittsfield
Herrick
East Oberlin
William Cady
East Pittsfield
Charles Hallaner
Stanley West
Walter Walker
Charles Brooks
Arthur McRoberts
Gar McRoberts
North American game fishes hull the pike family habits
Muskellunge, northern pike, pickerel, and wall eyed pike are detailed. Distinctions cover scales on cheeks, branchiostegal rays, and coloration. The muskellunge is marked by full cheek scaly covers, the northern pike by upper gill-cover scales, and the pickerel by fully scaly cheeks and gill-covers. The wall eyed pike, though called a pike, is a perch. Spawning, habitat, and regional names are noted along with the taxonomy and common names.
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Cal Johnson
North America
Mkorfvs
Asalat
North Woods
Alleghenies
Middle West
Rivera
Northwoods
Canada
Central West
North American Sportsman's Club, Inc
Sportsman’s Bureau
Wrigley Bldg
Chicago
Fil
Nashs Host North Russia Guests at Weekday Supper
An evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nash of North Russia featured supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashby on Wednesday. The event reflected local social customs with neighbors sharing a meal and conversation in a warm, community setting.
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Chester Nash
North Russia
Lloyd Ashby
West Ridge and Carlisle 4-H Club Gatherings
Oberlin residents Mrs Stanley McRoberts and Mrs Lloyd Coates and Jean visited Mrs C N Williams after noon. Laura Wade and daughters Helen and Mabel dined with Mr and Mrs J H Penfound. Jol ly Hustlers 4-H met at Frances Mackett's home for sewing and routine business. Next meeting at Virginia Sippel's. Carlisle 4-H Banner Club met at Donavan Beal's home with a brief meeting led by Garbett Walker and plans for a beach party August 12. Next gathering at Fred Pallas's home July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McRoberts
Lloyd Coates
Jean
Oberlin
C. N. Williams
Laura Wade
Helen
Mabel
J. H. Penfound
Banner Club
Carlisle
Donavan Beal
Garbett Walker
Fred Pallas
Carlisle Grange Regular Meeting Held at Grange Hall
The Carlisle Grange met at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening with Master Freq Decker presiding. After the session, members enjoyed contests and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Freq Decker
Birth Announcement for Son in Lorain
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Seals announce the birth of a son at St. Josephs Hospital in Lorain on Sunday. Also noted are several local visits and family updates including Frank Campers traveling to Springfield for a sister's death and various relatives visiting in East Canton, Rocky River and Ridgeville.
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Avon Lake
Rufus Seals
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Frank Campers
Hunter Road
Springfield
Treil Litzenburre
Roy Whale
East Cleveland
Joe Thompson
Carol
Rocky River
Perry Taylor
Walter Wilson
Robert
Walter
William Davia
East Liverpool
Melcherdrig
Charles
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Albert Mori, Jr
Albert Mori
Vivian Street
Nelson Bechtel
Anna Allsop
Harriet Haywood
Niagara! Falls
J. B. Pauley
Frank Powers
Fred Gerber
William Gleason
Fred Holzbauer
Gaston Road
Methodist
Garfield Harris
Ladies Aid Society
Lodi Gibson
Arthur Brest
Joe McMullen
William Schilmel
Mary Fountain
John Wermuth
William Fountain
BeVier
Worcester
Columbia Station
Jolly Sisters
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Mae
Alfred Buell
Vermilion
Alfred Buell, Jr
Henry Worcester
E. Earl Davidson
Brighton
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Charles Feakins
Harry Lounsbrough
Leroy
Ted Breyley
Donald
Lois
Mohican State Park
Mary Jean Croskey
Akron
Henry Bislich
Anne Bislich
Olmsted Falls
George Buckley
Mary Buckholt
Harold Starkey
XEWS
H. E. Piper
E. R. McConnell
Euclid Beach
Nick Schuster
St. Joseph’s College
Adrian
W. L. Davis
la Porte
Richard Wenderosh
Ed Lesher
Columbiana
Ira Gough
Lawrence Gallagher
East River Road
William Menges
George Mitchell
Columbia
H. C. Bartter
Lynn
Jewell Iment
Home Management House
Ohio State University
Mildred Bartter
Doris Jones
W. OH. Jones
Julius Minnich
George Voght
Edward Bohnar
Lakewood Country Club
Santa Ana River Plains
California
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Mellon Institute
Tomiqulicdd
Wuoco
Uae
Raparanesore
Serend Banthant
Avon Bap
Elmwood Cemetery
Earle Johnson
George Fridenstine
Murry Ridge
Lois Youtzy
Buckeye Sewers
William Schuck
Stop $6
Wade Johnson
Albert
Kentucky
W. E. Taft
C. Haynes
E. Spaulding
George Hedges
Lake
DE. Chrisman
South Ridge
North Ridgeville
Edmonds
Liesd Ashby
Cheater Nash
Nathan
Edward Hile
Creston
C. X. Williams
Robert Rouwhard
West Ridge
Gar
Flyria
George Hall
Hall
Charles Hill
Eave
Frank Krueger
Harry Murphey Land
Murdach
Merican Out- Ree
Jolly Hustlers
Jollly Hustlers 4-H Club
Frances Mackett
Virginia Sippel
Bay Village
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
Torain County Company
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