Auto Crash Injures Three Beings In Wellington
Three people were hurt in a Wellington auto accident on South Main Street when a car driven by Ben Keeling collided with Eva Ridgaway’s vehicle. Injured include Blake Denslow, Mrs Norman Breyley and her daughter Eva, all of Spencer, with two Ridgeway passengers bruised lightly. Mrs Breyley remains hospitalized but convalesces well. Blake Denslow and Eva Breyley discharged yesterday.
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Wellington
Ben’ Keeling
Eva Ridgaway
Chatham
South Main Street
Blake Denslow
Norman Breyley
Eva All
Spencer
Ridgeway
Joan Densiow
Falls
Kesling
James C. MacDermott
Eva Breyley
Wellington Couple Mark Sixty Years Of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cushion will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary at their Barker street home with 25 guests including family and friends. Dr. C W Recard will perform a re marriage ceremony. The couple’s children and grandchildren will attend along with relatives from Wellington and nearby cities. Justice Walter Watts urged Ohio adoption of an Old Age Pension plan, saying poverty limits and longevity have risen with medical advances.
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Wellington
Thomas Cushion
Barker Street
Althe
C. W. Recard
Congregational Church
Hobart Cushion
Youngstown
William Frey
Winfield
Cleveland
Don
Cushion
Lee Smith
Recard
Walter Watts
Elyria
Wellington Kiwanians
Ohio
Wellington Grange Chooses Delegate and Alternate
John Barber was elected delegate and Mrs. Gertrude Griggs alternate to represent Lorain County at the State Grange meeting in Springfield in December. Each local grange selects a delegate and alternate, with three county delegates and three alternates to be chosen later for the state convention. Home Builders class of Rochester provided entertainment for the lecturer hour with attendees in old-fashioned dress and humor. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Storrow, Mr. and Mrs. Meritt Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Handiey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ownett, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Conklin, Albert Parker, Florence Davidson, and Ethel Harner. Miss Marguery Young read before Juvenile and subordinate grange. The Juvenile grangers plan a picnic Friday, August 5 at the D. J. Mohrman farm, followed by ice cream and wafers for seventy guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Grange
John Barber
Gertrude Griggs
Lorain County
State Grange
Springfield
Rochester
Stanley Storrow
Meritt Parker
Lloyd Handiey
Arthur Ownett
Ralph Taylor
Lee Conklin
Albert Parker
Florence Davidson
Ethel Harner
Marguery Young
D. J. Mohrman
PLAN EUROPEAN TRIP MISS Stolpman sails from New York
Miss C M Stolpman of Wellington plans a European tour visiting Berlin Vienna Prague Budapest Athens Venice and Paris departing August 4 from New York. She will tour Vienna hospital centers as a St Josephs Hospital nurse.
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C. M. Stolpman
Wellington
New York
Europe
Matrons and Patrons Enjoy Picnic at Wagner’s Grove
Twenty five Past Matrons and Patrons of the Eastern State attended a covered dish supper and wiener roast at Wagner's Grove on Wednesday afternoon. They plan another meeting at Rice's Dam the last week in August. Class picnic was held at Rice's Dam with eighteen Friendly Bible class members from the Baptist church, featuring a picnic supper and horse shoe pitching. An outing is planned for next month at Cascade Park Elyria. Mrs Grace Dirlam of Geneva Ohio, formerly of this place, is improving slowly from a severe flu. Mrs C C Spangler entertains her mother Mrs Mary Long of Akron this week. Robert Cleveland of Wooster visiting his uncle Dr Spangler and wife. Mr and Mrs Stewart Perkins of Elyria were guests of Miss Ruth Perkins yesterday. Miss Edna Perkins vacationing in Michigan with Mr and Mrs Ernest White and children of Willard. Mr and Mrs Ralph Weiss leave Sunday for a week’s tour through northern Michigan and Canada. Mrs Hugh Kane entertained Si Hilliker and Edward Wells Jr at a six o clock dinner in honor of the 84th birthday of her father Merill Hilliker. Miss Edith Scranton librarian at Lakewood library returned to Lakewood after a visit with the C D Murray family. Miss Mildred Murray accompanied her home for several days in Scranton. Miss Margaret and Jeannette Warner will spend the weekend with their brother Sidney Warner and wife of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Dirlam
Geneva
Ohio
C. C. Spangler
Mary Long
Akron
Robert Cleveland
Wooster
Spangler
Stewart Perkins
Elyria
Ruth Perkins
Edna Perkins
Michigan
Ernest White
Willard
Ralph Weiss
Canada
Hugh Kane
Si Hilliker
Edward Wells, Jr
Merill Hilliker
Edith Scranton
Lakewood
Hera
C. D. Murray
Mildred Murray
Scranton
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Sidney Warner
Toledo
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Kenneth Brouse
Ontario
Brouses
Mr. Brouse
B. Chapin
Wadsworth
Daugherty-Robinson
Wellington Ojl
Pfaff and Morris
Arthur Jewett
Friendship Club
Lloyd Handley
Bunco
Matt King
Harry Allen
Belden Cole
Paul Chapman
Wagner’s Grove
Rice’s Dam
Friendly Bible Class
the Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Rigbee
Broad St
Simoniz
Pennsylvania
Sokol
TS Ac
Atore
BP Sokol
Anish
Sokol’s
Schol’s
Vriug
Eees
Broad ST. Elyria
Rocker
Ironing Board
Ivory
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