Wellington for Goelivery and Local Social Notes
Local column recounts numerous family and neighbor updates from Wellington in LaGrange County. It mentions teachers planning study trips, a school bus driver recovering from illness, visits by relatives from Jacksonville Ohio and Seattle Washington, guests at the Crisbey home, and plans of Dr. Robert Gregg and family visiting Pittsburgh. Also notes Entre Nous luncheon honoring Miss Kathryn Murray bound for France, and Western Reserve Academy commencement with grandsons Margaret and Richard Voorman heading to Germany as exchange students.
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Litta Mitchell
New England
Donna Dague
Education College
Claude Mohrivan
Murops
Lois
Delbert
J. J. Jackson
Jacksonville
Ohio
W. W. Clisby
R. E. Clisby
Mra
Effie McAfee
White Plaina
New York
F. BR. Greeg
Ernest Nidwell
Seattle
Wash
R. E
W. Crisbey
Alden Emery
Vernon Emery
Emery
Washington, D. C
Wellington Congregational Church
Robert Gregg
Pittsburgh
F. B. Gregg
Treva Hill
Entre Nous Club
Oberlin Inn
Kathryn Murray
France
William H.baker
Western Reserve Academy
Margaret
Richard Voorman
Germany
Grange To Conduct Attendance Contest
Wellington Grange opened in regular form with Earl Jameyson in the chair and an attendance of thirty four. The assembly authorized a membership attendance contest with William Barber and Charles Webber to arrange details.
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Wellington
Grange of the
Teresa Webber
Delton Mohrman
Earl Jameyson
John Barber
Earl Perkins
Carl] Webber
Delbert Stehosapt
Blanche Molrman
Mabel Perkins
The
Grange
Bir
Robert Hemphill
June
O. J. Seeley
Boyd McConnell
Floyd Irish
Amherst Kept Relatives Visitors in Toledo and Local Funeral
Amherst area notes recall Mrs Ann Coverdall and relatives in Toledo including Sister Josita formerly Eileen Finnegan and Sister Gerarda a former St Joseph School teacher visiting Hugh Finnegan home. Funeral rites for Christina Hollstein 73 to be held at First Evangelical Church with burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery. Attends convention Ohio State Funeral Directors Association. Church announcements cover services across St Peter Evangelical First Evangelical Congregational St Paul Lutheran and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Coverdall
Toledo
Josita
Eileen
Finnegan
Gerarda
St. Joseph School
Hugh Finnegan
J. P. White
Sandusky
Amherst
Harold Hunt
Lorain
Christina Hollstein
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
Cleveland Street
Lake Avenue Church Services Scheduled for June 15
Lake Avenue Community Church announces Bible school at 9:30 a.m. led by Otto Jabbush, superintendent, followed by a preaching service at 10:45 a.m. Earl R. Peck, pastor. The Shining Thimbles 4-H Club met June 8 with ten girls. plans include a theatre party and a group visit to a local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
Lake Avenue
Shining Thimbles
Shining Thimblea 4-H
Bird Named Roll Call Sparks Grange Meeting Note
Roll call answered with a bird names. After the business session girls sewed dresses and aprons and worked on books. At 4 15 recreation games were played. Barbara Crumling and Barbara Jean Prindle served refreshments. Next meeting June 17 at Mrs Schaeffer’s home. Esther Schmidkons burned her leg with hot water. The Grange Hustlers meet June 15 for a threen dinner and quilt work. Mrs V V Schaeffer received word of her son in law H Cook’s death in Wilkinsburg Pa. and left for a few days. Woman's Association of Lake Avenue Church meets June 16 at V V Schaeffer’s home. Various visits, travels, and guests noted including Berea and Cleveland residents and students from Oberlin and Baldwin Wallace colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Crumling
Barbara Jean Prindle
Schaeffer
Esther Schmidkons
Grange
Grange Hall
V. V. Schaeffer
H. Cook
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania
Woman's Association of
Lake Avenue
North Olmsted Notes Show Visits and Church Plans
North Olmsted residents report visitors and hospital stays. Mrs. Thomspon of Pittsburgh visits son R J Thompson and family on Porter Road. Emerson Tellman and mother Belle Tellman visited in Michigan. Mrs J H Saunders from Lorain Road was in Community Hospital Berea for treatment. Miss Mabel Eldred, teaching in New York, is at her brother A N Eldred's Kennedy Ridge home. The West group of the Congregational Ladies Aid meets Thursday at the church for a covered dish luncheon chaired by Mrs Reuben Elliott. Elderkin family of Milan called on friends Sunday. Mrs Herbert Bowen's brother-in-law has gone to Pittsburgh indefinitely. The Young Married Peoples class held a basket picnic at Cascade Park, Elyria. Ladies Aid plans a year-end picnic at Huntington Beach on Thursday, June 17. Children’s Day plans underway for Sunday June 13 with a combined Sunday School and church service. Miss Betty Buckries leads the program. Rev Clyde L Kuhn and Emmett Merces couples drove to Athens, Ohio, for a relative visit. Miss Dorothy Mercer accompanied them back. Mrs Sarah Lord attended a family gathering Sunday at John Kelly home near Grafton for Kelly’s birthday. A marriage license issued Tuesday to Eliwood Thomas of No Olmsted and Juns Fink of
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NQ. Olmsted
Thompson
Pittsburg
R. J. Thompson
Porter Road
Emerson Tellman
Belle Tellman
Michigan
Tellman
Homer Wassam
J. H. Saunders
Lorain Road
Berea
Mabel Eldred
New York
A. N. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
Congregational Ladies Aid
Reuben Elliott
Elderkin
Milan
Herbert Bowen
Young Married Peoples
Congregational Sunday School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Ladies Aid
Huntington Beach
Betty Buckries
Clyde L. Kuhn
Emmett Merces
Athens
Dorothy Mercer
Sarah Lord
John Kelly
Grafton
Kelly
Eliwood Thomas
No. Olmsted
Juns Fink
Cleveland
Brighton EWS NOTES BRIGHTON
Mrs E D Miles hosted the Ladies Society of the Methodist church on Thursday afternoon June 11 at 2 o clock Sunday guests at the Everson home included Howard Everson Barbara Everson and Miss Julia Witmer of Cleveland Mrs Will McKenzie and children Thelma and Bully visited Mrs Loren Buckley in New London on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Clement Auble visited Irene Auble in Spencer Tuesday Elizabeth Moore accompanied Mr and Mrs Greydon Jewett to Wo aseaware spent Sunday with Louise Rife Carl Davis of Barberton is visiting his mother Bert Ewell for a few days Short items include Mrs George Biddle of Clarkfold visiting Will Me
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Akron
Burton Bowman
Grafton
Wilbur Newcomb
Donald Day
Ebert Hartman
Jess Cook
New London
Doloris Davis
Howard Davis
Sullivan
Will McKenzie
Roy Bottorfl
Cleveland
Brighton
E. D. Miles
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
Everson
Howard Everson
Barbara
Julia Witmer
Chilgren
Thelma
Bully
Loren Buckley
Clement Auble
Irene Auble
Spencer
Elizabeth Moore
Greydon Jewett
Louise Rife
Carl Davis
Barberton
Bert Ewell
Sheffield 4-H club hosts meeting and honors officers
Miss Ruth Johnson presides as hostess for the Buckeye Sewers 4-H club at her Gulf Road home. Zelma Smith is newly elected president. Reports from Elyria advisors’ meeting are shared. Committees named for summer programs and constitution. Camilla Townsend to head constitution, Ruth Johnson to head programs. Betty Moon and Neva Carrick assist both. A stain removal demo is given. Betty Moon serves cake and punch. Ten members and two visitors attend with advisor Mrs. E. D. Hoag. Future gathering set for July 14 with Katherine Mammer hosting. Visitors Velma and Hazel Rabung attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bachman honeymoon after June 5 wedding. plan to reside on Abbe Road. Bride Mrs. Bachman honored at showers. Mrs. Albert Conrat hosts surprise bridal shower for Loretta Weller, bride-elect to George Gillis. Decorations feature pink and white. prizes and a treasure hunt precede an electric mixer gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ruth Johnson
Buckeye Sewers
Gulf Road
Zelma Smith
Elyria
Camilla Townsend
Lois Youtzy
Betty Waldron
Betty Moon
Neva Carrick
Katherine Mammer
Abbe Road
D. Hoag
Oliva Rharig
Phyllis Bloom
Katherine Hammer
Betty Moop
Joyce Johnson
Velma
Hazel Rabung
West View
Ernest Bachman
Einora Pycraft
Bachman
John Pycraft
Albert”Conrat
Colorado Avenue
Sheffield Lake
Loretta Weller
George Gills
Antone Gillis
Mathew Welter
Arthur Stauder
Miss Welter
Charles Hentges
Robert Hentges
Lorain wedding gifts and social notes report
Miss Welter daughter of Mr and Mrs Mathew Welter of Lorain and a member of St Josephs L CBS A and the Delta Omega Sorority. Mr Gillis a St Theresa's church member employed at National Tube Co. Pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Frank Yonker in Elyria. Prizes to Mrs Charles McDaniels and Miss Norma Welter. BRIEFS note births and visits across Lorain area. Fear that machine cutters will oust hand labor in peat prep in the Irish Free State with Netherlands considering gender worker limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Welter
Mathew Welter
Lorain
St. Joseph's L. C
Delta Omega Soronty
Gillis
St. Theresa’s Church
National Tube Co
Miss Welle
Frank Yonker
Elyria
Charles McDaniels
Norma Welter
Irish Free State
Idol chatter from Hollywood on June days and stars
Hollywood gossip records a roundup of light anecdotes about Mae West lookalikes Anita Louise versus Alice Faye, Merle Oberon as loveliest hands, Greta Garbo and Gloria Stuart silhouettes, and a banquet of quips about Bob Burns autograph crowds. A dog bark in a 1937 film prompts Sophie Tucker remarking on sound map quirks.
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Hollywood
Sonja Hoblo
Mae West
Twine Bobby
Billy Mauch
Tom Brown
John Boal
Broadway
Hollywood Boulevard
Alice Faye
Anita Louise
Warner Oland
Undating
Jeanette MacDonald
Joe Penner
Frank MelHtugh
Bing Crosby
Merle Oberon
Frank Shields
George Buros
Gracie Allen
Dolores del Rio
Greta Garbo
Gloria Stuart
Noah Berry Jr
Sophie Tucker
Freddie Bartholomew Dress Room Dilemma Tale
A playful anecdote recalls Freddie Bartholomew awkwardly navigating studio dressing rooms marked for Women and Men. He camps outside Edna May Oliver’s door awaiting a chance to trade for a proper dressing space as rooms fill. A separate street encounter has Clark Gallo balking at a panhandler’s four-bit coffee request at the Trocadero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Bartholomew
Studio Offic
Freddie
Edna May Oliver
Edna Mae
Miss Oliver
Clark Gallo
Clark
Hobo Village Gambling Casino in Winnipeg Jungle
In Winnipeg the Jungle on the Red River foot of Henry Avenue hosts a gambling casino run by local hoboes. Players wager items from coats to cash across dozens of games, chiefly ten crown and anchor and many poker variants. Police raids occur periodically but operators and players quickly disperse and reform, making identification difficult.
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Winnipeg
Man
Red River
Henry Avenue
St. Boniface
One Man Police Force Is Overworked, Quits
VAN BUREN Mo Joseph Pelletier Van Buren's one man police force has resigned. He worked only from noon until midnight before, then complains this shift covers all night and tomorrow. The Polish Army runs a training school for soldier dogs to carry messages across varied terrain and transport carrier pigeons to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren, Mo
Joseph Pelletier
van Buren
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