Wellington Notes and Community Roundup
Wellington O June 3 Mrs Frances Oglesbee of Taylor Street ill with infantile paralysis and under quarantine. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Squire May 30 died shortly after birth. Mrs Lottie William injured in auto accident slowly recovering. Pre-school age children examined for first grade entry by county health doctor F R Dew, with nurses. American Legion Auxiliary met for business and social hour, Poppy Day raised 90 dollars. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps arranged tea and announced convention in Columbus. Community updates include local visits, illness, and a memorial parade with bands and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Frances Oglesbee
Taylor Street
Atricken
Oglesbee
Frances Davey
Grace Robyn
Cincinnati
Robert Squire
Brighton
Keith Andrews
Lottie Wiliam
American Legion Auxiliary
Ezza Holland
Dirlam
Hale Dirlam
Parent-Teachers’ Association
F. R. Dew
Health Department
Hamlin Woman's Belief Corps
G. A. R Memorial Hall
Lettie Stevick
Department Woman's Hetiess Corps
Columbus
J. G. Hanny
Union Street
P. L. Baker
Corns
Lake Avenue News Notes Highlights and Club Meetups
Lake Avenue news lists Decoration Day visits from Judd Gott Dell Carstenson and Elva Spore to Mrs M Gott and Mr and Mrs John E Jacksons family. A high school sightseeing trip covered New Philadelphia Canton and other points with Mrs H Schryck and Mrs Ralph Cole. 4 H clubs Flying Needles and Shining Thimbles schedule meetings June fifth and third respectively, at members homes. An Adult Bible Class session is planned for June fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Judd Gott
Detroit
Dell Carstenson
Lorain
Elva Spore
Elyria
M. Gott
Adelbert Street
Jake Kline
Mousholder
Don Vernon
Betty
Hazel Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
John E. Jackson
Jackson
New Philadelphia
Canton
H. Schryck
Ralph Cole
Louis Hecock
0. Drabbush
Grange Hustlers Plan Jitney Supper At June Meeting
The Grange Hustlers held a meeting at the Provoznik home where members quilted blocks and discussed a jitney supper. Entertainment and refreshments were arranged by Mrs Jabbush, William Buckholtz, Mrs R H Collier, and Mrs Buckholtz. The next meeting is scheduled for June fifteenth at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Schaeffer
0. Jabbush
William Buckholtz
R. H. Collier
Grange
Frank Provoznik
Grange Hall
Lake Avenue 4 H Club Elects Officers At Home
The Lake Avenue Boys 4 H Club organized on Tuesday June 1 at E R Laver home and elected officers led by Robert Jab bush as president and James Tak acs as vice president Gerald Laver is secretary Fred Takas treasurer Lynn Green recreation leader James King news reporter. Next meeting planned at E R Lav ers on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue Boys 4-H
E. R. Laver
Robert Jabbush
James Takacs
Gerald Laver
Fred Takas
Lynn Green
James King
Weekend Guests and Church Invitation in Elyria
Weekend visitors included Mrs Schaef fer s daughter Helen Cook and family of Wilkinsburg Pa and Mr and Mrs A R berhel man and family of Mt Lebanon Pa uncle and aunt of Mr and Mrs Miler plus Howard Bebuke family and Harold Blake family who visited Indianap olis and Seymore Ind The Community church on South Prospect invites Lake Avenue Community church members to Thursday evening meeting Mixy Mthel Peck will discuss the Indians of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffer
Helen Cook
Wilkinsburg
A. R. Berhelman
Mt Lebanon
Miler
Mra
Howard Bebuke
Harold Blake
Behnke
Nelson Betterly
Indianapolis
Grace Westmire
Seymore
Ind
South Prospect
Elyria
Lake Avenue Community Church
Mixy Mthel Peck
Arizona
Drowning Ends Life Of Leonard Fellenbaum At Local Reservoir
State Briefs report Leonard Fellenbaum 23 drowned after diving into the Big Four reservoir in Galion. Fire department pulmotor used in an unsuccessful revival effort. he was employed at a nearby garment company near the reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Leonard Fellenbaum
Big Four
Rochester Community notices and memorials in Rochester
The Center Society meeting is postponed to June 10 at Mrs. Eugene Babcock’s home with supper. Harmonial Society will dine Friday in the church dining room. Memorials for Mrs. E. H. Rowland and George Taylor planned for the afternoon. Gas hit on J. L. Knapp farm with Walter Kline drilling. progress reported. Memorial exercises at Town Hall drew a large crowd, Amanda Gariss directing. program included singing, invocations, mayor Lesley Tripp’s address and soldier names for a plaque. Gettysburg Address by Robert Thompson. songs by Eilees Casselt and Lillian Snyder. Rev. H. H. Patrick spoke. Stars and Stripes sung. Lines formed by local groups for cemetery ceremonies. Mrs. Anna Simmons and Ralph McCauley visited from Everett, O. Warne Eaton and mother visited. Mrs. Riddinger still not better. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Tripp included Shirles Gill and family from Toledo. Nora Chamberlin’s daughter visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Center Society
Eugene Babcock
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
E. H. Rowland
George Taylor
Ane
Town Hall
Amanda Gariss
America
William Rodgers
Lesley Tripp
Gettysburg
Robert Thompson
Eilees Casselt
Lillian Snyder
H. H. Patrick
Hart of
New London
American Legion
Legion
Anna Simmons
Ralph McCauley
Everett. O
Warne Eaton
Billa Crumlins
Nova
Scott Hiddinger
Riddinger
Lesley ‘Tripp
Shirles Gill
Ema Gill
Wise Atfeidt
Mereland
Jnsepth Gill
Kenneth Gill
Toledo
Werk-end
Nora Chamberlin
Esther McCauley
Ralph
George Cowie
Dana Phillips
Lawrence
Akron
Perry Simonson
Ruggles
Ed. Ringier
Savannah Lake
Ade Simmons
Minnie Feifner
Nettie Thompson
BE. H. Merrill
Brighton
Wade Knapp
Albert Parker
Charles Rogers
Cleveland
A. C. Pohlman
Florence Davidson
Ralph Taylor
Fred Richardson
Donald C. Webster
Thomas A. Laudenslager
Tommy
Allentown
Eugene Biand
Freddy
Richardson
Don Crandall
Lorain
Norma
Elyria
W. F. Crandall
Harold Geisler
Henry Barnes
Violence Breaks Out In Fremont Strike
In Fremont Ohio on June 3 150 women workers faced 40 pickets in the two day strike at W F Emons Manufacturing Co. Six policemen and CIO organizer G L Myers restored order after six foot two hundred pound former Fremont High School star W F Emmons joined the clash. Emmons urged workers through the line as 50 entered the plant amid a brief scuffle. A meeting was planned between strikers and management in the mayor’s office. The strike accuses Emmons of refusing to rehire 28 women dismissed for union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
W. F. Emons Manufacturing Co
W. FL. Emmons
G. L. Myers
Toledo Cio
Emmons
C.T. O
Sunday Guests From Akron and Cleveland Echo Local Visits
Local society notes list Mrs Esther McCauley and Ralph among several Akron visitors. Many families from Cleveland and Elyria attend Memorial services and dine with relatives, including Albert Parker and family visiting Cleve land. others travel for weekend gatherings and short visits with kin in Lorain Oberlin and Wellington. Notable health and family items include mumps illness in the Babcock household and a heart attack for E H Butson.
Amherst High marks 50th commencement with B W president
Amherst Ohio June 3 1923 the 50th commencement of Amherst High School filled the auditorium with ferns and red and white peonies. Dr L G Wright Baldwin Wallace College Berea delivered the address on Building Laws of Life. Awards and diplomas were presented to 49 graduates with honors to several students and special commerce diplomas to Margie Becker and Hose Mikitka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Hi
Roberts
Amherst High Sdout
Dorothy Jones
C. 5. Schmidt
the Builders
Cadman
Elmer Cook
Burton Hoffner
Gerald VanKeuren
David Scehmitkens
Donald Maze
Burton Jenne
L. G. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Richard Aschenbach
Jessie Biddinger
Douglas Harris
Ralph Holzhauer
Ase
Peer- Gynt Suite
Grieg
Jones
J. G. Maxwell
Amherst Study Club
Frances Raab
Rose Mikitka
Supt. Powers
A. J. Bauer
Board of Education
Rev. Ryan
Schoonmaker
June Carter
Margie Becker
Ruth Mays
Margaret Wesbecker
Norma Beesing
School of Commerce
Hose Mikitka
Miss Myrtle Brown Honored Before June 15 Wedding
Miss Myrtle Brown was honored by friends at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Arthur Beregszary’s home for her upcoming marriage to Raymond Battenhouse. Bridge and hearts games were played with Mrs. Henry Arndt and Mrs. H. G. Battenhouse among the winners. Luncheon featured rose buds and orange blossoms, seashell favors, and a large pink decorated cake marking the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Brown
Raymond Battenhouse
Arthur Beregszary
Henry Arndt
H. G. Battenhouse
Wilmah Egeland
George Brown
Miss Brown
Good Luck Event Noted with Broad Honorees
A gathering recognized numerous attendees including Mra Henry Arndt Miss Esther Arndt and others from Lorain Mex Grafton Detroit Mich Nora Dwnthy Dorothea Ernst and several Mrs. Arndt Gormley Battenhouse Hoffman Brown Egeland and Lehriner among the hostesses and honorees. The list highlights a social occasion with multiple named guests and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Henry Arndt
Esther Arndt
Lorain
Mex
Harry Hahn
Joyce
Grafton
Sam Kasaouf
Nora Dwnthy
Detroit
Mich
Natalie Schoenfeld
Dorothea Ernst
Carl Arndt
John Gormley
H. G. Battenhouse
Gordon Hoffman
George Brown
Wilmah Egeland
Sten
Jty Lehriner
Joint Session Reaffirms Summer Meetings at First Evangelical
A joint session of the Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary Societies met Wednesday at Mrs. Werner Zilch’s Park Avenue home. Mrs. Mary Hanchette presided. devotions were led by Mrs. Ludwik and Mrs. Hanchette. A playlet titled God’s Lubricant was presented by Mrs. Ray Sick and Mrs. C. D. Springer. Mrs. Hays gave a reading No Head for Figures but a Heart to Give. The usual business meeting, led by Mrs. Ludwik, decided to hold summer meetings. A social hour followed with tang served to 15 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
First Evangelical Church
Werner Zilch
Park Avenue
Mary Hanchette
W. Om. 5
J. H. Ludwis
Hanehette
Ray Sick
Mra. C. d. Springer
Hays
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra. Ludwik
Hospital News Discharges and Events Around Amherst
Discharges include Mrs. Ervin Nieding and baby Lorain. Eagle Auxiliary degree and drill teams meet at 7 30 pm at Eagle Hall to rehearse for an upcoming Eagle convention. St Peter church Philathea Bible class plans their June meeting with hostesses Miss Anna Lembke and others. Stone City Eastern Stars initiatory work to be presented by Wooster Chapter. Ladies Aid at Methodist church reviewed routine reports and planned June 14 entertainments for neighboring churches. A social hour and lunch followed for ten members. Jenne hosts graduation gathering for Amherst High School. Guests included C J Brown, Jane Brown, Heathcotes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Philathea Bible
St. Peter Evangelical
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Axtel
South Amherst
B. A. Jenne
Amherst High School
Burton
C. J. Brown
John Garland
Jane
Elyria
Joseph Heathcote
A. K. Jenne
Marjorie Hearn
Marylin Pelteh
F. H. Jenne
Valley City Commencement Exercises Highlight Largest Class
The Valley City high school held commencement in the auditorium Wednesday evening for a class of 45 the largest yet. Students wore white dresses for the girls and dark blue coats with light gray trousers for the boys. The program opened with the school orchestra, joined by the Unionville school orchestra. Speakers included Margaret Steck salutatory George Schimbel class history and Martha Schmidt valedictorian with June Gunkelman performing a clarinet solo. Harold Blaine from Western Reserve University gave the address. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Armstrong and Rev. Hugo closed with prayer. Certificates for marked achievement went to June Gunkelman Clif ton Arick and George Schuabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtria
Uinckley
Margaret Steck
George Schimbel
Martha Schmidt
June Gunkelman
Croft
Harold Blaine
Western Reserve University
Armstrong
Board of Education
Hugo
Rodock
Clifton Arick
George Schuabel
Club Dance and Campus Rambler Play At B W College
The Get Together Club holds a Tuesday evening event and a school dance at the auditorium Saturday. The Campus Rambler of B. W. College will perform June 6th at the campus venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoel
Actuals
Jung
B. W. College
Loreene's Harbor & Beauty Shop Ad Promises 4 Week Permanents
An old printed ad promotes Loreene's Harbor & Beauty Shop at 108 Rush Street offering guaranteed permanents for men women and children and fingere waves lasting four weeks, with contact phone 36 852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreene
Harbor & Beauty Shop
Rush Street
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Cora M. Shepard
R. G. Parks
Albion
Springboro
William Whipple
Frances Ramser
Stuart Wells
Orving Olsen
Ohio State University
Frank Capri
Floyd Smith
Cleveland Clinic
MRS. V
G. J. O'Connor
EL 13Th St
Grange Hustlers
E. D. Adams
Alden
Mr. Adam
Helen Adams
Charlotte
Michigan
Sibley & Sprague .S
Petunias
Doug Miller
Bach
Resar’s
East River Street
United Press
Bucyrus
Eugene T. Lemp
Lemp
Tiffin
Louis Michaels
Frank Saland
Vermilion, CO
J. L. Knapp
Yocum Place
Walter Kline
Ivan Beardsley
E. Beardsley
W. A. Scranton
T. Flanagan
Gariss Ward
Claude Handley
Youngstown
Ray Handley
Loudonville
Wilbur Ward
Lake
Frank Chase
Emma Smith
Thomas Black
Frank Mourton Oberlin
Edna Babcock
E. H. Butson
Albert Keith
Wellinston
James Willams
E. D. Thompson
Clinton Holbrook
Duane Kent
Norris Kent
Herea
William Deidrick
Ray Jewett
Amberst
W. A. Jewett
Greydon Jewett
Rutledge
Jimmy
Don Phelps
H. Patrick
Julia Smaler
Elizabeth Chamberlain
East Avenue
Risty OF
Shoes County
Poll Parrot
GIYT
MOK
Dalivery Central
Church St. Phono
B.W
Methodist
Ervin Nieding
Rhode Island Insurance Com
Elyria Business College
Valley City
Myra
John Salter
Walter Wolfe
Sandra Jean
Berga Community Hospital
Maude Houck
Pinochio Club
Earl Arick
Norman Derek
Charles Derek
Mading
William Steck
H. M. Rodock
George Walfe
Harry Bauer
John Mellert
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad &J
Qver
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Altman & Ackerman Men's Wear
ryGrade Dry Cleaner
Middle Ave
Cretonnes
West Bridge
Water Streets
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