Carlisle Four-H Club Elects Four Members
Four new members were elected by the Carlisle Four-H Club at its meeting held last night at Maurice Hills’s home on Chestnut Ridge Road. Plans began for a summer fund to finance a “good time” at season end. Each member will contribute a small weekly amount. The next meeting is set for June 27 at the home of James and William Ferron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Maurice Hills
Chestnut Ridge Road
James
William Ferron
Amherst Supplied Surprise on 25th Anniversary
Amherst was surprised Sunday by relatives and friends to honor the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sabiers of West Street. A supper was served with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gleason and several Riegers Sabiers and Gillinan. A Lorain beach party followed with families and friends from Lorain Bedford and nearby towns. The group also notes Mayor E Stiwald J Smythe and August Bakawoski spent a day in Columbus meeting officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Charles Sabiers
West Street
Melvin Gleason
Charles Gleason
North Ridge
Louis Rieger
George Rieger
Evelyn
Cora Haynes
Lo- Tain
Virginia Gillinan
Columbus
E. ©. Stiwald
J. J. Smythe
August Bakawoski
Amherst event aims at funding for poor relief effort
The article lists Mayors and officials from several cities attending a gathering on poor relief in Amherst. It notes Joseph Kruten returning after studies at Sacred Heart College Watertown and family details of Frank Krutch and Shirley Ann Krutch born in Amherst hospital. It also mentions Legion Auxiliary meeting, drill team practice, Detroit convention prep, a Trinity church anniversary in Ashland, and Women’s Benefit Association June meeting along with Congregational church Ladies Society hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joseph Kruten
Sacred Heart College
Notre Dame
Watertown
Wisconsin
Frank Krutch
Church Street
Eagles’ Auxiliary
F. Co. EL Hall
Detroit
Pythians to hold tureen dinner at Miller grounds
Past Chiefs of the Pythians plan a tureen dinner at Miller picnic grounds on Seeley Avenue at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday with Elyria members as guests. Also Circle No. 2 of the Congregational church to meet at Mrs Frank Madde’s on Cleveland Avenue Wednesday afternoon. Local parochial school closes for three month summer recess. Several local residents discharged from hospital and others welcomed newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lames
F. R. Powers
Allie Kuss
Ladies’ Society
Congregational Church
Pythians
Miller Picnic Grounds
Seeley Avenue
Elyria Organization
Circle
Frank Madde
Cleveland Avenue
Circle No. 2
Columbia Briefs: Illness, Births, Visits, and Veterans
Little Virginia Lauton is ill with whooping cough. Mrs Chas Lennerth entertained 20 workers from Paritas Springs PTA. A son was born June 6 to Mr and Mrs Carl Herold of Marx road. Mr and Mrs Wm Bohmer called to see his ill father near the Ohio River. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Herold visited Alfred in Elyria, pleased he could not join Decor ation Day parade. Civil War Veterans and American Legion members did everything pos sible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Virginia Lauton
Chas. Lennerth
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Paritas Springs
Carl Herold
Marx Road
Wm. Bohmer
Ohio River
Godfrey Herold
Elyria
Alfred
American Legion
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Lorain
Jack Barkley
Ruth
Charlies
Hazen Schofield
Crystal
Richard
Bedford
Ind
Ras Miller
Paul Plato
Stork News
Charles Henry
Park
Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Johnson
Fast
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
A. EB. Nickel
Geo. Garthe
Ashland
Trinity Church
Nickel
Women's Benefit Association
Piran Ra
St. Ch's Parochial School
Tf. J. Kearns
Cleveland
George Monz
South Main Street
John Berger
South Amherst
Madeline Alba
Esther van Boekero
Berea
Lowing van Bockero
Univer ‘Sity
Almerica
Germany
Elyria Tremep
H. D. Bradley
Bath Street
Penadil
Rogers & Burnett
Fenaonl
Harry Bros
East River
East
Pennzoil
AL Mason
Cedar
America
N.B
Thurréa
Lucky Strike
Luckies
Yeorp
The
Américas
Lorain County
Pennzoil Company
Pennsylvania
WHK
Columbia Refining Company
Dunn Motors
Third Street
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