Carlisle Briefs Highlight Local Social Activities
Carlisle notes detail guest visits for Mr and Mrs Harvey Brandau in Brownhelm. Recital and club events at Home for the Aged emphasize Kenneth Haas and Helen Osborne interactions. Summer trips, reunions and nursing school farewells mark weekend gatherings across Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Eva, Woulse
Mary Smith
James W. Shadley
East Avenue
Mr. and
Hire
Harvey Brandau
Brownhelm
Kenneth Haas
Indian Hollow Road
Helen Osborne
Elyria
Local Social Notes And Council Purchase Plans
Sheffield scene Friday evening hosts Mr. and Mrs. H C Chambers visiting Alyah Seeler and L Blantern of Grafton while Gilbert Papay remains ill with measles. Edna Keevye Sarah Keevye and Mrs. Charles Carrick call on Mrs P L Chambers. Sheffield Lake council discussed village clerk buying six rubber coats and lats for the fire department. plans under way to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
H. C. Chambers
Alyah Seeler
Episcopal churches and social activities noted in town
The Sheffield Lake Social club meets at St James Mission Tuesday evening with a program after the business session. Local families visit Wellington, and 4 H Club meetings occur with leader Mrs Hazel Cornish and host Kath leen Brumenschenkel. Petters may use city parks until 11 pm with police on duty to deter loitering. Belgian schoolgirls visiting Chateau Leland fall from upper floor into a kitchen injuring about 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
St. James’ Mission
H. ¥. Splete
A. J. Luttig
Kenneth
Lester
Wellington
Hazel Cornish
Kathleen Brumenschenkel
Petters
Rochester
N, Y
George Steinmilled
Ecaussines
Belgium
Chateau Ds Leland
Local Social Items Include Funeral Attendance and Visitors
Eaton records show Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost and Mrs. A. J. Lattig at the funeral of Mrs. John Law of Valley City. Mrs. J. Rumpler hosted guests Mrs. Ella Gould and Mrs. Bert Stoneman from Cliff Drive Bay Village. Various callers and visits linked to the Lattigs, Yosts, Spletes, Wick, Stang, and residents of East Cleveland reflect routine community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
East Cleveland
Charles Yost
A. J. Lattig
John Stang
Pittsfield
Carrie Splete
Eresland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Areme Club
Avenue Club
California
D. A. Burr
Edith Whitney
GC. Whitney
Grafton Road
Elyria Hi
Swimmers Club
Bing
Charles Hopkins
Robert
Richard
Dora
Margie Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Hopkins
Ella Rundle
Columbia Station
Hope Gregg
Tha Nurses’ Training School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. A. Dickason
East River Street
H. H. Gregz
Lioyd Gullet
Cleveland
Mildred Alexander
Flushing
N. Y
J. E. Alexander
LaPorte
Lady Rowena Circle
EL J. van Amburg
John Reser
East River Road
Lady
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Phillip Robson
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ In
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Shattuck’s Inn
Ruth Haag
Charles Sotherdon
Hlh. Gregg
Vermilion
RL. Merrick
E. J. Merrick
New London
A. L. Wise
Dorothy
Arthur B. Phelps
Carlisle Sewing Club
Carl Diederich
LaGrange Road
Stitching Sisters
Dorothy Hedebrand
Bernice Squire
Dot Hebebrand
Agnes Nublin
Gertrude Diedrich
Carl Diedrich
Beth Phelps
T. KB. Club
Martha ‘Peares
Dorothy Peabody
Burilyn Smith
Prescent
Mary McCoal
J. D. Kiser
East Brenne
Karl Kiser
Newport
Stanley Waite
The
Indian Follow Road
Hart Dickason
E. River Street
Ida Cole
J. E. Reisinger
Harvey ~ Hopkins
Harvey-Hopkins
Columbia
Medina
Wadsworth
Berea
Brooklyn
York
Archie Welton
Edward Schoenterr
Middle Avenue
George Goodyear
Butternut Ridges Road
H. Sherman
Rocky River
William Daugherty
Ethel Blain
Gladys
William Barthdan
Reisinger
Frank Reisinger
Buffalo
NX. Y
Stth
George Fridenina
Murray Ridge
Earl ‘Johnson
P. Wilson
Edward
Marc
Dover
Clarence Smith
Ford Road
Walter Brown
Ruth
Peggy
Ricks Brown
Lester Youtzy
Johnson
Kent
George
Fridenstina
Earle Johzaccom
Ed Brown
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Hamburg
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
N. B.C
Fisher’s Food News
Fisher Food Markets
Cleveland Street
Main Street
Oberlin
Gutscher
Fireside Cottage
BUTY
Peerless
Kirkman'’S
Fisher
Kirkman
BORAX
King Oscar
Myane
Fisher Grocery Stores
Lake Avenue
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