Dry Leaders Confident Of Return Of Prohibition
Dry leaders predicted prohibition would be re established within a decade though admitting an anti liquor plank in party platforms would be defeated. McBride argued for local option and federal enforcement, while other groups urged rail, utility, and flood control measures to shape convention planks.
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United Press
Washington
Militay anti-Saloon League
Resolutions Committees
McBride
anti-Saloon League
Clarence Trus Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Nursery Plant List Offers Postpaid Guarantees
Canterbury Bells Foxglove Coreopsis Sweet Williams Shasta and Wayside Daisies Oriental Poppies Iceland Poppies Delphinium Marguerites Baby’s Breath plants offered in sets with prices each. Gardner Nursery Company advertises mail orders from Osage, Iowa with a special gift for this week.
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Canterbury Bells
Local Social Notes and Hospital Update
Grafton hosts Mrs and Mr A L Webber of Detroit for Friday supper. Agnes Bonga of LaGrange visits Mrs Ward Dill. Seattle and Cleveland visitors call on the Chamberlains. Mabel Knechtges admitted to Elyria Memorial for tonsillectomy. Angela Knechtges helps at Graf ton bank. Walter Miller of Lakewood calls on Beesings. Grace Park and daughter Jeanne leave for Niagara Falls for an indefinite visit. Henry Krause recovering slowly after appendicitis at Elyria Memorial. H W Hutchinson attends Rocky River Decoration Day. Leslie Kimbel and Rose Alice of Greenwich spend the weekend away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Webber
Detroit
Earl Durkee
Agnes Bonga
LaGrange
Ward Dill
Claude Cragin
Seattle
Wash
Gordon Chamberlain
Arlene
Cleveland
W. P. Chamberlain
Mabel Knechtges
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Angela Knechtges
Grafton Bank
G. Miller
Som Walter
Lakewood
Carl
Beesing
Grace Park
Jeanne
Niagara Falls
Henry Krause
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
H. W. Hutchinson
Rocky River Decoration Das
Decoration Day Social Round in Royalton and Nearby towns
Local families gathered for Decoration Day visiting relatives and hosting dinners. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Finley visiting kin and attending services at North Royalton. Guests at Durkee home included Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wiley and children from Akron along with others from Carlisle and Iceland. Richard Logan returns home after hospital stay. Grafton Belden Men's Club to meet at Belden Grange hall on Thursday evening, June 18.
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Arn Saxton
Alice Fryman
Kimbel
Mansfield
C. B. Finley
North Royalton
Floyd Chamberlain
Ed. Turk
Georgy Gold
Gloria
Iceland
Ralph McClellan
Glenn
Beverly
Akron
Lottie Einect
Earl Durkee
Howard Kinuect
Kenneth
Betty
Carlisle
Durkee
Sherman Wiley
Nettie Wiley
Richard Logan
Pleasant View Sanitarium
Jack Logan
Grafton-Belden
Columbia Area Grange Meets With Lectures and Sport Schedule
Columbia area grange and clubs feature a talk on the U S Department of Agriculture by Harold Hirsh, with a panel by Rev Bickford and others. June events include Pomona Grange at Kipton, the Sunset Circle meet, Kiwanis Bible Class social, Columbia baseball at Avon Lake, and home games June 21 versus West View. Girls 4 H elect officers and start Cooking Club. Baptist and Methodist teams schedule games. Pageant training for “For every child” at Baptist Church on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Grange
Columbia
United States Department of Agriculture
Harold Hirsh
Bickford
M. H. Bartter
Gertrude Akins
Townsend
Pomona Grange
Kipton
Sunset Circle
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Minnie Hales
Kiwanis Bible
Euclid Avenue Baptist Churen
Columbia Baptist
Avon Lake
West View
Townsend Club
Columbia Town Hall
Baptist Inter-Church
Fields
Baptist
Ridgeville
Eaton
Columbia Methodist
Local social notes from Canton and surrounding areas
Wakeman family visits Decora with FL Denman in town. Leonard Albright of Cleveland visits with wife and daughter. Hoyt family attends North Monroeville Homecoming. Betty Joy short visit with Laura Hoyt in Belle, plus Benson, Shinsky, and Hoyt families hosting. Arlene Butler and Rosemary Nuges relocate to Chippewa Lake for work. Alberta to tax births and deaths by two percent. aids, exemptions unchanged. Raphael’s death prompts note on pendant to Sistine Madonna in world absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Denman
Canton
Florence Arlene Butler
Rosemary Nuges
Chipbewa Lake
Fay Templeton A Lifelong Stage Star In Englewood Home
Fay Templeton, longtime favorite in Gilbert and Sullivan revivals, retired in the Englewood New Jersey Orphans Home. Born December 25 1865 in Little Rock she began on stage at age five and enjoyed hits such as Rosey Posey I Want Yer Ma Honey and Buttercup Later she painted and played guitar and planned a final play project.
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Fay Templeton
Englewood
N. J
Fay
East Lynne
James K. Hearne
Puck
New Amsterdam
Lve
Boston
Roberta
Buttercup
Wellington Commencement Exercises Highlight Local Graduation
Wellington Ohio hosts sixty second annual commencement at the Opera House with the cast of Ava and Ava. Scholarships and diplomas awarded to the 1911 Wellington High School class. out-of-town attendees invited. banquet planned at Ragland Hotel. community activities include school concerts and a Women’s Benefit Association meeting.
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Wellington High School
Ragland Hotel
Tonment
Hartford
Conn
Columbus
Cleveland
Lakewood
Oberlin
Dayton
Powell family to spend three weeks in Boston then sail for Paris
Cora M Shepard of 23 Barker Street Boston arrives with spouse Mr Powell for three weeks visiting relatives. They then go to Camp Allegro on Silver Lake to serve as swimming instructor and music leader and secretary respectively. They will stay until September before sailing to Paris for about nine months. Mr Powell is son of Air and Mrs William Powell. Mrs Powell is daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Grissinger of Amherst. Kiwanis members heard a music program by High School musicians led by Nettie Naegele Laura Mary Jokus Wellington Dukes Chris MacDermott Junior Hannum Donald Swanger and Adelbert Knapp Betty Jean Page accompanied on piano.
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Wellington
Wellington Opera House
Ava
Guy Bolton
George Widdleton
Einar Helstrom
Arthur W. Shields
E. E. Watters
Board of Education
Richard Barber
William Barber
Maxine Bassett
Robert Bear
Clyde Betts
Letitia Burnside
Ray de' Mont
Philip Duff
Emma Farnar
Boston
Mass
Silver Lake
SN. H
Powell
Paris
France
Air
William G. Powell
Dan, Grissinger
Amherst
Kiwanis Club
Nettie Naegele
Laura Mary Jokus
Wellington Dukes
Chris MacDermott
Junior Hannum
Donald Swanger
Adelbert Knapp
Betty Jean Page
Wellington Warm Woman's Club Tour Dinner Report
Mrs Blanche Moore hosted an annual touring dinner east of town with twenty two members attending. Grace Hemphill led the meeting in Treva Mills absence. An entertainment surprise journey for June 11 was announced and members should meet at the local park at 12 30 pm for transportation.
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Blanche Moore
Wellington
Grace Hemphill
Treva Mills
Mary Fisher
Mary Fox
Julia Gates
Donald Wittenbrook
KIWANIQUEENS LUNCHEON AT RAMSER HOTEL MEETING
The Wellington Kiwani queens met at the Ramser Hotel for their monthly luncheon on Thursday town. Mrs. Harry Wagner presided over the business session. Miss Edith Robinson the local librarian spoke on Needs at the Library and a project was discussed to assist the Children's department at the library.
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Wellington
Ramser Hotel
Harry Wagner
Edith Robinson
Attractive Exhibit At Wellington Library Showcases Local History
Miss Edith Robinson arranged an Old Days Exhibit during commencement week at the Wellington Library. Photographs of former musical organizations, football teams, and class pictures are on display, including a Blue Stars baseball club image. Judge Clyde Wilcox also appears in the collection.
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Wellington
Edith Robinson
Blue Stars
Clyde Wilcox
Wellington society notes and obituaries highlight local figures
The Wellington region features a crowded social page with notices about Miss Horr, former Wellington girl, and Hel en Tappan Berthottr reviewing a novel. Obituaries honor Mrs Opal Turner Grose and other locals. Family funerals, visits, and commencement crests are noted among residents including the Mannings and Browns.
Cleveland natives attend commencement exercises
William Lemely and the Rev. Mil ton W. Griffin, both of Cleveland, attended commencement exercises. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Silwell of Mason City Iowa, Mrs. William Min and daughter Shirley Mac of Kilyria who called on Mr and Mrs Or tin Miller on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Fred Miller is quite ill at her home on Middle Street. The Health of Animals Branch is a division of Canada's Agricultural Department.
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William Lemely
Milton W. Griffin
Cleveland
Vern Silwell
Mason City
Iowa
William Min
Shirley Mac
Kilyria
Ortin Miller
Fred Miller
Middle Street
Loyalist church group gatherings and local family notices
Sullivan area notes recount Mrs Ringler hosting Loyal church members for a class on Tuesday. Community events include dinner for Rev and Mrs Daniels and relatives from Minnesota, visits to Spencer and Clappewa Lake, a Paris visitor with Miss Chamberlain, Mansfield guests with Mrs Dukin, and Pawnee relatives with the Robbs. Funeral rites for William Rudy and Arthur Lowe are noted along with a birth in Ashland. Missionary Society meeting and school activities are mentioned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Joh Ringler
Victor Gordon
Daniels
Davids
Minnesota
Paul Flemming
Harry J
Harr Lindenman
Leland Gould
William Rudy
Ringler
Rudy
Mara Ringler
Sulivan
Alva Lowe
Arthur Lowe
Homerville
Old Lowe Homestead
Homer
Kent Amshaugh
Ashland
Janice Elaine
The
Missionary Society
Ernest Eaton
Brussels Carpets Made Tourna Nearby City
A brief note states Brussels carpets are produced in Tourna a nearby city.
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Brussels
Tourna
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Hillier Kreighbown
Association of American Railroads
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Rails
Hugh Magill
American Federation of Utility Investors
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Rovers and Harbors Congress
Congress
St Lawrence Waterway
Gardner Nursery Company R
Hox
Osage, Lows
Grafton
Leslie Kimbel
Rose Alice
Greenwich
Haserodt
New Elgin
Crusader
Elgin
Haseroot
Lucile Churchward
Strand Steel House
Art Museum
Elizabeth Kevse
Ruth Tomes
Evelyn Ziegler
Eleanor Margaret Bartter
Pauline Martin
Dorothy Lunchcomb
Susie Doyle
John Worcester
Town Hall
Margaret Bartter
Elizabeth Churchward
Susve Tavle
Rowena Insersoll
Virginia Putt
Elizabeth Keyse
Lois Rover
the Baptist Church
Wakeman
Wdmonton
Alta
Alberta
Raphael
Memory Lane Oy
Sauxxen
Mary FE. Knapp
James Turner
Westlake Park
W. B. A. Plantea
Woman's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Helen Sawyer
Berry
Sol Ray
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ervice Call—— Dickson
Farm Woman's Club
Marcy Powell
Kiwaniqueens
California
University of California
Sierra Club
Yosemite Valley
Fred R. Horr
Cleveland Trust Co
Teesy
Joe Hartsell
John Wadsworth
Vern Brannhing
Arul Mael Garder
Charles Whit Ou
Mass Nelle Ames Thlorr
Jan Grange
Lumeis
Tormeris
Heredas
Miss Horr
Wellington Sorasis
Hnorors
Grosse
Opal Turner Grose
Arla Smith
Home Holland
Thon Smith
Mertre Smith
Nova, Wedneday
Wilda Movean
Tranchia
E J Olsey
Johe T Dutt
Samuel W. Warner
Thomas Nichol Mis
Health of Animals Branch
Canada
S Agricultural Department
Walton Ice & Fuel Company
Uptown
Sinclair Station
Second Street
East Avenue
Main
East Broad
East River Streets
Pauline Reed
Oberlin School
Dughter
Lowse
Ostrov
Iaanantene
Kidskin
Weber-Pare Studio
Tan
Ny Og
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