Brighton T U Convened With Notables Attending
News from Correspondents reports the Brighton W C T U meeting at the Congregational church with forty six members present. A program of music readings and a guest talk by Effie McAfee of New York City marked the event followed by a memorial service and flowers at the cemetery. Numerous local residents visited, hosted, or traveled for family and church events and Children s Day was announced for the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton W. Co. T. U
Congregational Church
Mra
Effie McAfee
New York City
F. B. Gregg
Wellington
Walter Lee
Wakeman News Notes and Local Arrivals
Wakeman notes report Mrs. Jozephite celebrated a 6th birthday guest at her River Street home with Glenn and family. Harris McMann and a friend from Martinsburg WV visited the McMann and Conway households. Clinton Bement died in Darlington Texas. funeral services were held at W. L. Ease Funeral Home with burial in Wellington Cemetery.
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Wakeman
Jozephite
Eecher
Glenn
Glenn Seeher
Winthrop French
Ana
Harris McMann
Larksburg
V. Va
Clifford McMann
Frank Conway
Hilok
NES
Texas
Clinton
Darlington
Irs
Myron Riges
Lorain
Merlin
Cleveland
Akron
Charis
Robft
W. L. ‘Ease
F. E. Eastall
Wellington Cemetery
North Olmsted Community Notes and Visits
North Olmsted notes include Mrs J H Saunders coming home from Berea Hospital and Mrs Fred Heiser under observation. Albert Reed of Bellevue attended his class reunion in Elyria with his wife. Residents Hollingsheads visit from Florida and Gilbert Stearns family traveled to Detroit to visit relatives. Mabel Eldred returns to New York for two weeks. Church notes mention Universalist Sunday school picnic at Fel Lake and Friendly Girls hike to Metropolitan Park followed by supper at Karch home. Adam Oetzer returns home from hospital improved. North Olmsted Electric Co moves offices to Stern building. Elyria DAR met with Mrs Fred Young Center Ridge.
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North Olmsted
J. H. Saunders
Berea Hospital
Fred Heiser
Albert Reed
Bellevue
A. C. Reed
Reed
Elyria
Hollingshead
Jon
Florida
Gilbert Stearns
Detroit
William Carroll
Mabel Eldred
New York
Margaret Eldred
Universalist
Fel Lake
Friendly Girls Club
Metropolitan Park
Robert Karch
M. A. Yankley
Canton
Adam Oetzer
North Olmsted Electric Co
W. W. Calloway
Stern
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Young
Center Ridge
Penfield Miscellaneous Shower Highlights and Reunions
Mrs James Herrick was honored at a June 12 shower for Vic tor Herrick nee Avis Hite wife of the May 22 marriage. Contests and gifts followed a courtesy gathering with refreshments. The White reunion is set for June 20 at the Browand home on Smith road. The Jolly Stitchers 4-71 Club met June 10 to finish dresses and plan another session June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
James Herrick
Victor Herrick
Avis Hite
Mrs
Blake Browand
Smith Road
Jolly Stitchers 4-71
Ralph Bowman
Birthday Celebrations and Local Notices
Birthday anniversaries for J E L Pierce and grandson Warren Pelton were observed at the Pierce home with dinner for relatives including Alfred Ensign family Elyria Blair Pierce Lyle and Doris Pierce and Charlie Pelton family. Tempis Chapter Q E B held a June 15 meeting with a 6:30 picnic for 30 plus at C E Dickson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. L. Pierce
Warren Peltof
L. Pierce
Alfred Ensign
Elyria
Blair Pierce
Lyle
Doris Pierce
Charlie Pelton
Lake Avenue Notices Keep Faithful Schedule
Lake Avenue community page lists Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer contact 30-421 and notes fervites at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday June 20 with Ribble School at 8 59 A M and Otto Jabbush as superintendent.
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Lake Avenue
MRS
Lake Avenua
Ribble
Otto Jabbush
Superinten
Shining Thimbles 4 H Club Meeting Report
The Shining Thimbles 4 H Club met on Thursday, June seventeenth at the advisor's home with ten girls attending. After flags and pledges, members discussed dress items towels aprons and book reading. A copy of Every Day Manners was purchased and first chapter read. Next meeting set for Tuesday, June twenty second with Mia V V Schaeffer Marle Frischkorn and Lavina Christ as hosts.
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Shining Sninutes 4
Fasther Gibbons
Jane Baker
Mia
Marle Frischkorn
Lavina Christ
Special Meeting Called for North Blytia Grange
North Bly tia Grange schedules a special meeting for Monday night June 21 at 7 30 o clock all officers and members urged to attend no meeting on Thursday evening for the Sub ordinate Juvenile Grange will meet that evening Flying Needles 4 H Club held a meeting at their advisor home with thirteen girls Lois Walkden presiding they pledged sang and did slips and books refreshment by Anna King and Erma Thomaz next meeting Friday June 25 at Mrs Louis Hecocks home Elwood Leonard and son David of Lorain were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller Thursday evening and presented a wedding gift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Tempis
Wellington
C. E. Dickason
North Blytia Grange
Lois Walkden
Anna King
Erma Thomaz
Louis Hecock
Elwood Leonard
David of
Lorain
Stanley Miller
Belden Gingham Pinochle Club Hosts Meeting and Visits
Mrs Rose Grahen Metter hosted the Belden Gingham Pinochle Club with prizes awarded to Mrs James Aldrich Mrs Victor Burton and Mrs Arthur Wise. Guests included three visitors. The next meeting will be a picnic at Lee Holcomb home in Lorain.
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Belden
Rose Grahen- Metter
James Aldrich
Victor Burton
Arthur Wise
King Crowell
Bert Gondyman
Meta Weidner
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Carlisle MISS WHITNEY ENTERTAINS CARD BOARD CLUB
Carlisle Miss Whitney hosts Card Board Club at East Avenue, honoring Mrs. Edward Downey of Lorain on her recent wedding. The Lersch Company group played bridge with tird score to Helen Hurns, Irene Gill second, Marjory Ignasik consoled. Refreshments included wedding cake and ice cream, centerpiece with roses. Mrs. Earl Brown of Oberlin Road attended.
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Whitney
Carlisle
Edna Whitner
East Avenue
Card Board Club
Edward Downey
Roselia Corntlivus
Lorain
Cub
Lersch Company
Tird
Helen Hurns
Irene Gill
Marjory Ignasik
Earl Brown
Oberlin Road
Rar Jackson
Oberlin
Robert Jee
Shirley Rar
Chums Club
Harrizon
Elizabeth Chapman
LaPorte
Elizabeth Stokes
C. RB. Chapman
Cambridge
Massachusetts
C. ©. Whitney
Edna Whitney
Cold Water Lake
Cold Water
Michizsap
Earl Foley
Cleveland
Fort Brown
Carol Ana Or
Letter Features at Lambda Chi Meeting
The Lambda Chi club at Grafton Road Tuesday heard a letter read by hostess Mrs. Myron Saussler from absent member Miss June Harrison. Harrison and Miss Jennie Morse of Elyria are traveling by motor to California, now in Mexico en route to Tucson Arizona. The journey was described with color in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Myron Saussler
Grafton Road
June Harrison
Jennie Morse
Elyria
California
Mexico
Tucson
Arizona
Local club meetings and community notes from Elyria area
The Fast Carlisle Woman’s Club meets June 24 at Mrs. Henry Schildt’s Robson Road home. Miss Phyliss Ann Rhoads earns entry to Cleveland College of Western Reserve after a top exam. she is a June Elyria High graduate with a 93 average. Four-H Club plans summer projects and Lorain County Fair exhibit. Local families attend weddings, graduations, picnics, and visits across Elyria, Oberlin, Amherst, and nearby towns, with updates on illness recoveries and new births.
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Woman's Club
Carlisle Woman's Club
Henry Schildt
Robson Road
Phyliss Ann, Rhoads
Butternut Ridge Road
Cleveland College of Western Reserve
Rhoads
Elyria High School
Carlisle
Doris Leonard
Miller Court
C. E. Nichols
Dolores Thompson
Lorain County Fair
Oberlin Road Wedding Notice for Carlisle Residents
An event of Interest to Carlisle residents 18 the muitulake of Law rence A. Jackson formerly of J a Porte and Miss Gertrude Gaiman Rusela Township which will be solemnized on Monday June 21 at 7 p m at the home of the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Guinan Mussa Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Carlisle
Lawrence A. Jackson
J.a Porte
Mias
Gertrude Gaiman
Rusela
Parenta
Samuel Guinan
Mussa
Children’s Day program opens with song and readings at church
A Sunday morning Children’s Day program features congregational singing, young ladies solos, a primary department song, piano and trumpet pieces, readings by Elaine Gilchrist and others, vocal duets by Mrs Meyers, and recitations by listed boys and girls. Baptisms occur for Charles Nash and Atohtt Palmer during the service led by Rev. D Ss. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Eldred
Creator of
Elaine Gilchrist
Charles Nash
Volney Nash
Atohtt Palmer
Hugh Palmer
D. Ss. Carpenter
Banquet Well Attended and Community News Update
The Sunday School contest banquet drew a full church crowd with a seven oclock supper and a program including group singing and readings by Lynn Eldred and Reverend H E Cobb of Lorain who spoke on Life A few appreciation words by Superintendent Merton Mason were offered Charles Nash and daughter visited Celia Spaeth in Elyria Kenneth Lang returned from St Louis to join Celotex work in Akron Journalists and parishioners shared visits with many locals including Mrs Celia Spaeth Paris Canada trips and medical commencement news as Harold Robinson earned a degree at Western Reserve and will intern in Darton Ohio
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Lynn Eldred
H. E. Cobb
Cow of
Charles Nash
Celia Spaeth
Elyria
Kenneth Lang
St. Louis
Akron
James Sayers
Walter Baker
Grafton
Carpenter
J. D. Luety
Charles Black
George Robinson
Paris
Canada
Forest Lyndes
Alice Heath
Nickle Plate Road
Ed. Lewis
Akroo
School of Medicine
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Harold Robinson
Darton
Ohio
Vernon Jacques
Miner Eldred
Wm. Asplin
West Park
Lyndes
Schultz
William Harding
H. S. Myers
George James
Root Road
Cook Road
Helen
Marilyn Lynden
Marian Bainbridge
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Reach ' Clift
Dar
Eaton Enjoy Picnic Supper at Davis Woods
Members of the Eaton community joined a picnic supper and a nature study class chaperoned by Rev and Mrs A K Stevenson and Mr and Mrs Chester Carpenter at Davis woods Wednesday evening. The group will continue Sunday morning with Trees Flowers and Birds from the Richlie subject. Junior youth invited. planning ahead for Fourth of July celebration at Davis Ends with basket dinner, games, and contests. homecoming for local farmers emphasized.
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EATON
Jun
A. K. Stevenson
Chester Carpenter
Davis Woods
Ladies Guild Meeting Held at Mrs Shirke’s Home
A community ladies guild convened for a Wednesday evening gathering at the residence of Mrs. Leroy Shirke. New officers were elected during the cordial session as attendees enjoyed a pleasant social event and camaraderie.
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Ladies Guild
Leroy Shirke
Local Club Names Officers for Summer Program
Mrs. John Rule presides with Mrs. Leroy Shirkey as vice president and Mrs. Blake Hicks and Mrs. Leo Terrell as secretary and treasurer. A volunteer program mixing readings and music failed to materialize. members will participate with two numbers each. James Flanniey to entertain in July. Miss Marguerite Swan visiting relatives in Apple Creek.
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John Rule
Leroy Shirkey
Blake Hicks
Leo Terrell
Mra. C. H. Swan
Frank Flanniey
Local farmers ship strawberries and visits noted
State Farm workers processed thirteen hundred quarts of strawberries on Tuesday with part canned by Mrs. Swan and the rest sent to Cleveland and state institutions. A Norwalk area roundup mentions students, visits by Cleveland guests, a six wedding anniversary and a June 19 steak roast plan, plus a 4 H club meeting at Mrs. Leroy Starkey’s and a note on upcoming Alma Box hosting.
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Goltz
Arthur Lemnert
Mildred
Cedarville
Kansas
R. H. Durkee
H. F. Haven
Lehmans
Belden
Havens
Carlisle
Lamert
Harvey Durkee
Cleveland
Leland Durkee
Russell Carpenter
Joe Stefan
Stefan
A. W. Oldag
Gleaners Methodist Luncheon With Fair Sample Program
La Grange church group plans a luncheon at 42 39 on Thursday June 24 followed by a program described as a sample fair linked to other activities. New arrival Bruce Knowles born to Douglas Wiggins and Carriette Knowles of Erie PA weighs eight and one half pounds. Other items report Mia Lesla Wilcox at Ashland College with Winnifred Tran, and Alxona Adama set for a Baptist church camp outing in Delaware Ohio.
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The
Methodist Church
Douglas Wiggins
Carriette Knowles
Erie, Pa
Xeon
Duneath
Bruce Knowles
Mia
Lesla Wilcox
Ashland College
Winnifred Tran
Grafton
Alxona Adama
Delaware
Ohio
Baptist Church
For Get-Me-Noe 4 H Club June 1987 Meeting
The For Get-Me-Xol 4-H Club met June 16 1987 at advisor Mise Frances Miller's home. President Lois Nichols led the business meeting. Roberta Miller will demo fruit salad and Laverne Sea Hold will offer an ess demonstration. Roberta and Lavenne will serve their salads at luncheon. The other members will provide sandwiches cake and a drink for the luncheon. The group played games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Frances Miller
Lois Nichols
Roberta Miller
Laverne Seahold
Roberta
Lavenne
Vether
Troun
Local Socials Report Varied Visiting Guests
Vincent Mrs 3 J Herkel returns from Baltimore after two weeks with daughter Mrs Paul Lane and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and daughter Verna and Miss Laura Kala of Cleveland join supper with Mr and Mrs Fo Lewin and family. Mr and Mrs 3 D Kaser and children from Ambherat visit Mise Ella Tilden and Mrs Anne Tilden of West Risar road. Mr and Mrs Walter McMillan recently visited Franklin Monroe and I D Thompson in Cleveland.
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West / Riser road
Walter McMillan
Mra
Franklin Monroe
Mrs. I. D Thompson
Cleveland
Good Health Advice on Baby Eczema Care
Dr. Claud North Chrisman emphasizes hospitalization for severe cases and the need to consider the mother's ability to cope with treatment. For eczema in infants, use bland oil daily to loosen scabs, avoid pressing, and apply a gauze mask moistened with a dilute permanganate solution to the erupted area throughout the day.
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Claud North Chrisman
Modore
Treatment guidance for infant eczema and skin care
Nighttime skin care recommends a mild non irritant lotion to soften tissues and limit weeping. As exudation wanes use one percent coal tar ointment gradually increasing strength, applied five to six hours with sulphurated bitumen paste alternation. Avoid soap except to remove dressings and prefer castor or mineral oil for cleansing. For itchy eruptions we favor soothing measures and watch diet. leaner diets suit fatter babies, focusing on age rather than weight.
Profiles For Today: Falling On Hard Times For a German Stunt Woman
Helen Luhe, a forty five year old high diver and stunt woman, faced a career of ups and downs from a dramatic diving accident to wartime nursing. A Florida bank failure wiped out her savings, now working as a waitress while planning a return to diving in Atlantic City. She once doubled for Colleen Moore and others in Hollywood and earned up to a thousand dollars weekly.
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Helen Luhe
Lube
Florida
Atlantic City
Hem
Mitch
Hollywood
Colleen Moore
Patsy Ruth Miller
Ruth Elder
Louise Fazenda
Hair Care Tips For Healthier Hair At Home
Hair needs care with scalp massage and nightly brushing to improve circulation and oil gland action. Continue hot oil shampoos but try warm olive oil or toilet lanolin the night before. Avoid hot dryers and wave setting lotions. have hair sprayed with shine after brushing out and resetting.
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Ponte & Oe
Boy Admits Theft At McDonald Gas Station
A 15 year old boy confessed to stealing $1.50 from the cash register at the McDonald Gas Station on Second Street last night before being referred to juvenile authorities. Meanwhile James Kelley of 613 East River Street, Emplore, was on the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Gas Station
James Kelley
East River Street
Intel
Guide to Charm Arns Can Be Lovely With Better Care
Arm care tips emphasize regular cleansing and moisturizing from shoulder to wrist. Massage routines target the elbows and upper arms, followed by strengthening exercises to improve flexibility and tone. A full regimen includes cream application, ice water finish, and practiced arm movements for a smoother, firmer look.
Ohio Republicans Embrace Liberal National Platform
Ohio Republican workers in Cleveland adopt a liberal program, approve child labor amendment and Wagner Act expansion, and drop the G O 2 tariff stance. A gold standard resolution is endorsed, while some members criticize state chair Ed B Schorr and urge loyalty to the ticket.
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Cleveland
Frederick G. Smith
Marion
Ed.b. Schorr
Bitcd & Man
Bell
J. Watts Paine
Newark
Obin Federeraion
Republican Clube
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Betty Jean
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Toledo
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Camden
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Amberat
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Eric D. Chapman
Eric Chapman
Max J. Chapman
Qberlin
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Chapman
Obertin
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Donna
Boms
William Gullett
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Alice Hill
Curtis
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T. J. Gleason
Myra
Jimmy Gleason
Bilyria
Howard Gleason
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Reisinger-Kellar
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Frank Reisinger
Rochester
A. P. Bailey
Raymond Yunker
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Frank Yunker
Frank Smith
S. J. Hastings
E. H. Wurst
Floyd Gullett
Frank Kahl
Chestnut Ridge
George Holstein
Amherst
E. C. Sandrock
George Smith
Clarence Brush
Walter Nevins
H. H. Grext
Samuel Steverson
Grafton Read
5. Cartlidge
Gregg
Wren Hamlin
E. B. Humphrey
A. P. Batley
Elmer
H. J. Morgan
Grafton Toad
Nelson Fitch
Ada Dirlam
Misa Elizabeth Watson
Sune Das
Daly
Laimes Guild
Marguerite Swan
Apple Creek
David Sampson
William Harrison
Lampbrecht
Valley City
J. H. Hall
Bernard Cowley
J. Morgan
Carlton Smith
Green Springs
Boyd Livingston
Elyria Memorial Hospital
W. OH. Giles
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Kent
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Leroy Starkey
Spning
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la Grange
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