Oklahoma Metaphor From Wellington Column Describes State
In a Wellington June 16 column, Violet Curise likens Oklahoma to a red headed flirt with wide streets and a grand city face. She notes booming oil fields near Enid, rising Will Rogers Hotel in Claremore, and farmers threshing oats as wheat prices climb.
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Wellington
Oklahoma
Miss Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Claremore
Will
Will Roger
Enid
Violet Curtise
Help Wanted Kids to Deliver Papers in Wellington
Local notice seeks name, age and address of boys interested in delivering papers every evening in Wellington. Apply at Mrs. Grissinger, 229 Courtland, phone 156 R. Also included are church notes and club meeting summaries with social event details from the Chronicle Telegram.
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Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Kaus
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Chronicle-Telegram
Special music at evening service by Paul Watnmeth and group
Next Sunday the evening service will include special music provided by Paul Watnwmeht and a group of singers from blr fA.
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Paul Watnwmeht
Blrfa
Gloombusters to entertain Youngstown Kiwanis group
The Gloombusters Sut liff and Page will entertain the Youngstown Kiwanis at Friday noon meeting in Youngstown. They plan to travel to Kent on the 28th to perform a skit for the Inter-Club Meet of Kent Ravenna and Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis Clubs.
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Sutliff
Page
Youngstown
Entre Nous Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Baum
Mrs Charles Baum will host the Entre Nous Club at her home Friday evening of this week inviting members to attend a social gathering and discussion in a home setting with informal plans.
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Charles Baum
Flower Show Draws Large Crowd at Lee Motor Co Show Room
Throngs visited the Flower Show last evening in the Lee Motor Co Show Room to view roses peonies delphinium and other blooms. Displays included a miniature rock garden garden ornaments by H Rieske Rochester goldfish and aquarium items by A C McClellan, plus two pet alligators owned by the Harold Whitesides, creating a tropical mood.
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Lee Motor Co
H. Rieske
Rochester
A. C. McClellan
Harold Whitesides
Altho
Local social notes include weddings and visits in Wellington
Mrs Alberta Warren returns from Marietta while Pauline Clifford assists at First Wellington Bank. Betty Hroneck visits from Cleveland and Miss Virginia Warren hosts. Dr F B Gregg visits son in Pittsburgh and returning couple plan weeks here. Ellen Nichols to wed Prof Wallace Baldinger. they will sail to Europe, then locate in Topeka after Sorbonne scholarship. Wellington visitors include Mrs Clare Barrick, Mrs Lula Gillette, Fred Bilkey of Berea. Page attends Kiwanig meeting in Ravenna. Van Benschoten and Mrs Holiday travel to Cleveland. Marian Sutliff from Youngstown visits Park Place. Mrs Charles Baum and Mrs D B Stevick in Cleveland.
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Alberta Warren
Marietta
Ohio
Pauline Clifford
First Wellington Bank
Betty Hroneck
Cleveland
Virginia Warren
A .C. Canfield
Millersburg
F. B. Gregg
Pittsburgh
Robert Gregg
Flossie Cushion
Sebring
Fla
Lee Smith
EF. E Watters
Elberta
Watters
Ellen Nichols
Medina
Miss Nichols
Wallace Baldinger
Europe
Sor Bonne
Topeka
Kansas
Clare Barrick
Lula Gillette
Fred Bilkey
Berea
Wellington
J. H. Page
Ravenna
Page
van Benschoten
L. E. Holiday
Marian Sutliff
Youngstown
Blanche Sutliff
Park Place
Charles Baum
D. B. Stevick
Miss Mayer Plans Forthcoming Marriage to Randolph Blackman
New London June 15 socially charming event announced Miss Lee Mayer of this city will wed Randolph Blackman of the same city. Guests received a bridal bouquet ribbon token revealing the engagement news, then dined with pink and white decor and rose centerpieces.
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New London
Miss Lee Mayer
Mae Roasberg
Miss Mayer
Randolph Blackman
Ely
Pau Snyder
Misa Jeannette
June society notes and visits in Moreland area
June 16 field notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lyndes to Rev. and Mrs. Goodwin at Moreland Ohio with health concerns noted. Nearby, Harris Fortune and children visited Chippewa Lake, while J A Morrison and Lester Harding called at John Bainbridge home. 4 H Club met June 8 at Loretta Sweet’s with fourteen old members and one new. Plans for Elyria leader meeting discussed. June 14 lead er Mrs Carstadden urged a finished article for a neat meeting at Janice Harnson’s June 13. Joan Wood and family visited Cooper home on Chestnut Ridge. A large gathering at Mrs Hulse’s home featured devotions by Rev Koontz and business meeting. Dinner plans announced for aluminum company meals on both sides. next east-side gathering at Mrs F Lyndes June 15.
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Fields
Athens
F. Lyndes
Claire Goodwin
Moreland
Ohio
Goodwin
Harris Fortune
Chippewa Lake
J. A. Morrison
Lester Harding
Elyria
John Bainbridge
Loretta Sweet
Carstadden
Janice Harnson
L. K. Wood
Joan
Berea
Cooper
Chestnut Ridge
A. J. Hulse
Koontz
Niel Riedsman
Sunday Church Programs and Community Events
A Sunday service featured Baptism for Floyd and Clyde Bachman with Ruth Osborne and Lynn Eldred guiding music. Junior choir sang, children's day program followed, and multiple class performances noted. Attendees included Mrs Helen Jenness and son Frank from Cleveland. Local church groups held meetings and parish news covered through June events and visits.
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Ruth Osborne
Lynn Eldred
John Sigsworth
Floyd
Clyde
A. Bachman
Birmingham
Ellen Bambridge
Jean Cooper
Junior Choi
Lyorette Bainbridge
Maude Lane
Carol Lang
Mrs. Stranahan
June
Donny Worcester
Charles Kern
Dorothy Buck
Lord Jesus
Miss Bartter
Niel Henson
Helen Jenness
Frank
Cleveland
F. Sutter
Social event attendees listed in archival notice
Emerson was consoled. Those privileged to attend this social affair were Mrs Caath Howell, Mrs. Paul Snyder and the Misses Lois Morris, Marjorie Roasherrs, Alice Ward, Marjorie Bartlett, Jennnette Emerson, Mildred Indoe, and the hostess.
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Emerson
Caath Howell
Paul Snyder
Lois Morris
Marjorie Roasherrs
Alice Ward
Marjorie Bartlett
Jennnette Emerson
Mildred Indoe
Senate panel resumes stock market probe with Otto Kahn
The senate committee restarts its inquiry into financial dealings on June 26 and will call Otto Kahn, head of Kahn, Loeb and Company, to testify. The panel has voted to question Kahn and other firm members.
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Senate Committee
Otto Kahn
Kahn, Loeb and Company
New York
Questio Kahn
Richard Nagle second birthday honored by AVON group
Avon Ohio June 15 neighbors and relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs George Nagle home to celebrate Richard Nagle s second birthday with cards music and a late refreshments were served out of town guests included Kraus Raisler and Futball while Veronica Bins hosted a luncheon for James and Veronica Bins visiting from Green Bay Wisconsin the Knights of St John auxiliary held a monthly meeting at the school with routine business and prize won by Mrs Anna Thome more Lorain Cleveland visitors and Dover gatherings were noted along with air service milestones in Greece reporting the transport figures for the first 18 months of operation
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Avon, O
George Nagle
Richard
Nelson Raisler
Amherst
Charles Kraus
Harold Kraus
Donald and
James
Robert Kraus
Dorothea
Adeline
Dover
St Mary's School
Sisters
Cleveland
Lawrence Merickh
Donald Merick
Ruth
Janice
Lorain
Veronica Bins
James Bins
J. Z. Nunn
Ray Jameson
Creston
Billy Wearsch
Mrs. Deitz
Rosalind Mitchell Celebrates Twelfth Birthday At Avon Lake
Wednesday afternoon friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Edward Mitchells home in Avon Lake to celebrate Rosalind Mitchells twelfth birthday. Contests and games entertained guests Mary Katherine Taylor Florence Holmes Dorothy Jean Schneider Dorothy Eble Betty McAfee Rosemary Kihm and Mrs Edward Mitchell Jr attended. Rosalind received many nice gifts and refreshments were served.
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Avon Lake
Edward Mitchell
Rosalind
Mary Katherine Taylor
Florence Holmes
Dorothy
Jean Schneider
Dorothy Eble
Betty McAfee
Rosemary Kihm
Graduates Celebrate 1934 Class President at Miller Road Party
LeRoy Schumaker hosted a Monday evening gathering for the 1934 graduating class at his Miller road home. Attendees included Irma Schafer Virginia Buswell Bernice Brixius Madlyn Williams Doris Tincher Frances West Bill Moodt Edmund Schuster Bob Garrett Hugh Kane Douglas McCutcheon and Herbert Scott. Games were played and refreshments were served by the host's mother.
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LeRoy Schumaker
Miller Road
Irma Schafer
Virginia Buswell
Bernice Brixius
Madlyn Williams
Doris Tincher
Frances West
Bill Moodt
Edmund Schuster
Bob Garrett
Hugh Kane
Douglas McCutcheon
Herbert Scott
Lake Shore Union Society Entertained at Church
Mrs. Matilda Van of Rocky River entertained the Lake Shore Union Society at the Congregational church on Wednesday. Dinner was served by the Women's League.
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Matilda van
Rocky River
Lake Shore Union Society
Congregational Church
Women's League
Dr and Mrs Russell Arnold on a ten day vacation
Dr and Mrs Russell Arnold of Lake Road are on a ten day vacation.
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Mrs. Russell Arnold
Lake Road
Springer Couple Relocate From Center Road to Kent
Mr and Mrs William Springer relocate their home from Center road to Kent. The notice records a family move to establish residence in a new city, with no further details on date or reason.
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Kent
William Springer
Center Road
Local Notes From Lagrange and Oberlin Area Summer Pageantry
Lagrange and nearby towns report health issues and visits as residents note tonsillitis recoveries and relatives traveling from Elyria to see grandparents. Graduates from Oberlin Kindergarten and Primary Training School prepare for commencement at Fairfield Chapel. Local families welcome guests, relocations occur, and community clubs hold meetings and birthday observances.
Production in Prasia War Average Reaches 185900 Barrels
The report states that production in the Prasia War occupied area averaged about 185 900 barrels monthly. This figure reflects ongoing industrial activity amid the conflict, with output measured across key facilities and refineries involved in sustaining wartime needs.
Pittsfield Church Ladies News and Weekend Travel
Mrs Harry Croster returned home Sunday after a weekend in Cumberland Ohio with cousins Mr and Mrs C R Summers of Oberlin. The Communities Church Ladies Society met Thursday with 22 members including two from Birmingham Mrs E J Darby and Mrs Thelma O Neal. Next meeting set for Thursday June 22 with Mrs Walter Green.
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Harry Croster
Cumberland
Ohio
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Roy Brassee
Birmingham
E. J. Darby
Thelma O'Neal
Walter Green
Local Social News: Lounsbrough Family Visits and Moves
Miss Lucille Green and Miss Betty Maye Lounsbrough joined Leroy Lounsbrough in Cleveland while Ernie Green Dwight Davidson and Virginia Davidson with Dorothy Mills visited Sheffield Lake for an afternoon of bathing. Wallace Bear and son Robert along with Robert Avery and C D Bear of Tipton Ind returned to the Bear home. Bear will stay for an indefinite visit as he joins Gravely Company in Dunbar W V where he is State Representative. Luella Brandt accepted a position with L E Steiner family in Oberlin. Otis Pickworth is slowly recovering and receiving well wishes from Wellington teachers and friends. Mrs A M Sherburne took her daughter Walter West family to a Lorain theatre. Jessie McConnell resumed Normal School work at Kent for summer. Fannie West returned home for summer with Grace West and Nettie West after a year teaching in Cleveland schools. Mary Lounsbrough, Charles Feakins of Oberlin, and Alvin Lounsbrough of Elyria visited LeRoy Lounsbrough and Betty Maye.
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Lucille Green
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Leroy Lounsbrough
Cleveland
Ernie Green
Dwight Davidson
Virginia Davidson
Dorothy Mills
Sheffield Lake
Wallace Bear
Robert
Robert Avery
C. D. Bear
Tipton
Ind
Bear
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Lorain
Jessie McConnell
Kent
Miss McConnell
Fannie West
Grace West
Nettie West
Miss West
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Oberlin
Alvin Lounsbrough
Elyria
Betty Maye
New Stamp Vending Machines Accept New Florins
British postal department introduces stamp vending machines that accept the new florins, which are only half silver, and reject the old all silver Victorian coins.
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British Postal Department
Fossils Hint at Ancient South American Populace in Ecuador
Fossils found in Los Chilos Valley Ecuador dated at around 6 000 years old are claimed to support the theory that South America was once populated by a yellow skinned race.
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Los Chilos Valley
Ecuador
South America
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Norwalk
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George Watson
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L. E. Baldwin
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Pittsfield
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