Grange Meeting Notes in Lorain County Report
Eaton Grange No 1964 held a Wednesday meeting with 23 women and 17 men in attendance. Worthy Deputy Frank Mason spoke on Grange sites in Lorain county. Master Charles Box read a card from Mrs Charles Tompkins and a letter from State Master on Grange installations. A possible Fourth of July picnic venue was discussed for Davis Woods with no decision. The ladies degree team performed the third and fourth degrees with a men’s pageant. Miss Lottie Munn rejoined for summer. Visitors included Mrs Christine Wenger and Frank Mason. Next meeting June 28 with Mrs Otto Diedrick in charge. July 10 program led by Mrs Louis Mann. A penny march will occur with hats representing farm products.
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Eaton
Eaton Grange No
Frank Mason
Lorain County
Charles Box
Charles Tompkins Asell
W. F. Kirk
Davis Woods
Lottie Munn
Christine Wenger
Elyria
Otto Diedrick
Louis Mann
Poison Victims Recover After Ohio Exam Incident
Fourteen Northeastern Ohio girls fell sick from suspected food poisoning during a cosmetology exam in Columbus. All victims, including Elizabeth Eckert and Irene Fuves of Akron and Velma Rayle of Kent, were discharged from St Francis Hospital as health officials continue laboratory testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Northeastern Ohio
Nelson C. Dysart
Elizabeth Eckert
Elizabeth Miller
Irene Fuves
Akron
Lucille Sarver
East Akron
Hazel Yourd
Stow
Velma Rayle
Kent
St. Francis Hospital
Avon Lake party honors Virginia Stefan in pink and blue
Mrs Norma Bean and Mrs Faye Rodgers hosted a color themed party for Virginia Stefan formerly Virginia Buswell who married May 27. 26 guests enjoyed a salad course with gifts for Mrs Stefan. Other local visits and gatherings noted include Miss Lucile Clark visiting Elyria and Octagon Club luncheon.
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Avon Lake
Norma Bean
Faye Rodgers
Virginia Stefan
Stefan
Virginia Buswell
Glen Beard
C. V. Rodgers
Shining Thimbles 4-H Meet June 27 at Lake Ave School
The Shining Thimbles Girls 4-H Club will gather at Lake Avenue School Tuesday at 1 30 for a health talk by Annette Jackson. Refreshments will be served by Pearl Knipper and Barbara Cromling. The Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class for June is postponed with no meeting this month. A July picnic is planned with details to come.
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Lake Avenue
Shining Thimbles
Annette Jackson
Pearl Knipper
Barbara Cromling
Lake Avenue Woman's Association June Meeting Notes
The Lake Avenue Woman's Association met at Edith Miller's home with seven members present. They began with the Lord's Prayer and planned crafts for the fall bazaar to benefit the Indian Mission in Arizona. Quilt blocks were cut and carpet rags sewn while hostess served refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for July 19 at Mrs. J. H. Hogan's home at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Vacation visits and travel to the San Francisco Fair
Marie McHenry vacationing with her aunt and uncle C N McHenry in Lo Fain. James Collier returns from a short visit with grandmother Mrs Andrews in Adamsville Pa. James traveled by motor scout. J H Hogan family hosted Friday gathering for sister Mrs J G Garrett Alma Minnie Marie Garrett and Jay Johnson. They were en route to the San Francisco World's Fair in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McHenry
C. N. McHenry
Lo Fain
James Collier
Andrews
Adamsville
James
J. H. Hogan
J. G. Garrett
Alma Garrett
Minnie
Marie Garrett
Jay Johnson
Strongsville
California
Amherst Shower Honors Dorothe Young Before June Wedding
Mrs. Fd Young of Middle Street hosted neighbors for a shower honoring her daughter Dorothe on the eve of her July 17 marriage to Fred Mann of Cleveland at St. Peter's parsonage. Prizes and favors marked the event with a fish fry planned for July 14 at S. G. Folk’s Milan Avenue home followed by a business meeting to set a fall program.
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Amherst
Fd. Young
Middle Street
Dorothe
Fred Mann
Cleveland
St. Peter's Parsonage
Leonard Beesing
William Hartman
Peter Naughton
Jean McCrain
Elyria
Irene Smith
Grafton
Mary Louise Moriarty
Lorawn
Harry Martin
Fred Coverdale
Harry Wolf
J. Finley
Fred Krieg
Henry Kane
Roy Stevens
Charles Mollison
Viola Zimmerman
Anne Mollison
Alice Schieferstein
Frances Ellerington
Mrs. Young
Doroth Young
S. G. Folk
Milan Avenue
Kenneth Alexander
John Sabiers
W J. Darling
William Bruce
Harry Sabiers
Elmer Gall
Clarence Dean
Arnold Rosenkranz
Bery Snyder
Ardith Carwood
Gary Penfound
J. H. Penfound
Harland
Archie Penfound
Mary Hahn
Mertie King
Thomas King
St. Petersburg
Florida
C H. Porter
Donald Tran
Floyd Porter
John Porter
Richard
William
Bobby Porter
Men of Congregational Church Meet at Parsonage
Friday evening gathering at the parsonage heard George Hubbard of Oberlin Congregational Church describe the laymen organization. A discussion followed on creating a more definite center for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
George Hubbard
Oberlin Congregational Church
South Amherst Scout Review Held At Recreation Center
The quarterly Boy Scout Review for South Amherst Troop 137 saw thirteen scouts pass a second test. Sam Wragg, Amherst scout master, served as reviewing officer with Richard Newcomb, district executive, in attendance. Talks were given by mothers and Recreation Center board members. Frank Powers leads the troop and guests will visit Mr. and Mrs. Mal Ardat. Village council meets Monday at town hall.
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South Amherst
Recreation Center
Sam Wragg
Amherst
Richard Newcomb
Frank Powers
Mal Ardat
Louise Blackwood
Charley Kolb
Cleveland
Anna Allsop
Nelson Bechtel
Telegraph Road
Ladies' Dime Society Meet at Congregational Church
Members and friends of the Ladies' Dime Society gathered in the Congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon for a short business meeting to handle routine transactions. A social hour followed with refreshments served by hostess Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Arthur Wilson
Legion Auxiliary June Meeting Planned by Post 197
The June meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197 will be held in the club rooms Monday evening. Hosts for the event are Mrs William Slack and Mrs. Arthur Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary
Post No
William Slack
Arthur Engle
Berea Guest Eleanor Schneider with Gleasons
Miss Eleanor Schneider of Berea has been the house guest for several days with Mr. and Mrs William Gleason. Mr. and Mrs Clem Gratz left Friday for Rochester, New York, where they will visit relatives during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Schneider
Berea
William Gleason
Clem Gratz
Rochester
New York
Death of Rev. George W. Muller in Cleveland
John Miller of Brownhelm reports the death of his brother Rev. George W. Muller who died Friday in a Cleveland hospital after a six week illness. Funeral from 3626 Cedar Brook Road Cleveland at 1:30 pm Monday to Calvary Evangelical Church 2765 Woodhull Avenue for service at 2 pm. Survived by sister Mrs Louise S cx of Amherst and brother E F Muller of Sullivan.
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John Miller
Brownhelm
George W. Muller
Cleveland
Cedar Brook Road
Calvary Evangelical Church
Woodhull Avenue
Louise S cx
Amherst
E F Muler
Sullivan
Hospital auxiliary to meet Monday evenings at eight
The hospital auxiliary holds a June meeting on Monday evenings at 8 p m in the gas office. The note directs members to attend and reminds them of the regular monthly gathering.
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs John Carter
A baby boy was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs John Carter on Main Street.
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John Carter
Main Street
Five Hundred Club Meets at Harold Smith Home
Mr and Mrs Harold Smith hosted the Five Hundred Club on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Carl Schafer Mrs Waldo Blake Ed Stagg and Carl Schaefer. Mr and Mrs Ed Stagg will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Harold Smith
Five Hundred Club
Carl Schafer
Waldo Blake Ed Stagg
Carl Schaefer
Ed Stagg
Vil lage Council Holds June Meeting and Adjourns to July
The Vil lage Council met in the Town Hall on Thursday June 22. Minutes were read and bills paid. An animal claim by Albert Nagel was approved. Spot welding was reported completed. Resurfacing will begin when weather permits. The council adjourned to meet July 13. Londons Honorable Artillery Company, chartered 1537, has the rare privilege of marching through the city with fixed bayonets if it wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nagel
Londons Honorable Artillery Company
Guild of Fraternity of St. George
Joan
Stephen
Horace Bailey
Horace
Pancakes Across the World A Traveler Cookbook Note
Mana-Zucca travels through Europe sharing pancake variants from Buckwheat Apple Pancakes in Tyrol to Blini with toppings in St. Petersburg. Holland Flensjes use oil and brown sugar paste. Polish Nalesmiki and Hungarian Palatschinken offer fillings. Crepes Suzette from France appears with a winter rite and a money omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Mana-Zucca
St. Petersburg
West Ridge BRIEFS wedding and social notes
Social items from West Ridge report multiple weddings visits and gatherings. Dorothy Laswell wed Frederick Green at St Andrews Elyria with extended Penfound family attendance along with related dinners showers and reunions across Elyria Grafton Columbia Station Wellington and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
J H. Penfound
Beryl Snyder
Dorothy Laswell
Frederick Green
St Andrews Church
Elyria
H J Hillier
L J Foster
Ely
Harry Butler
Austinberg
Jake Hillier
Grafton
Gary Penfound
Elyna
Carl Penfound
Gary
Joan
Dale
Jack Archie Penfound
Ronald
Merle Penfound
Robert
Hazel Caywood
Ardith
Theodore Penfound
J. H Penfound
Harland
Reisinger-Keller
Columbia Town Hall
L A Farr
Halford Farr
Willa May
Columbia Station
R. L Walker
Arlene Campbell
Fred Sheffield
Pittsfield
Rose Flood
Ollie Minnich
Arthur Squires
Phoebe Hines
Nova
Career Man's Bride Kerry of Love and Loyalties
Stephen Hughes a U S diplomat breaks with Eleanor Hayden and marries Joan Lynton for a legacy bid while Eleanor foists a claim of renewed love. In China Stephen resigns amid war and disappearance fears while Joan confronts the possibility of divorce and a future with Eleanor.
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Stephen Hughes
U. S
Eleanor Hayden
Joan Lynton
Eleanor
Joan
New York
Liangking
China
Stephen
Jean
Pittsfield Farm Women To Meet
Pittsfield Farm Women's Club will meet at Mrs Stanley Pitts home on Tuesday June 27. A tureen dinner will be served at noon. A representative of a sewing machine company will demonstrate making furniture slip covers. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Pittsfield
The
Stanley Pitts
Local residents visit families in Ridgeville Dover and Detroit Road
William Buck of Ridgeville stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Harold Davis in Lakewood. Harold Davis and Mrs. Deeriz visited Mrs Deeriz’s mother. Sterling Simeon and family of Dover and Mrs Finch of Ridgeville called on the Townsends. Minnie Brown and daughter Corinne visited Mr and Mrs Edward Brown.
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William Buck
Ridgeville
Townsend
Harold Davis
Lakewood
John Deeriz
Detroit Road
Sterling Simeon
Dover
Finch
John Townsend Jr
Minnie Brown
Corinne
Edward Brown
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Lucile Clark
New York City
Owen Clark
Harry Trigalet
Octagon Club
Rix
Bay Village
Fred Geil
Ivan Hassell
George
Martha Little
William Little
Dorenkett Hatcheries, Inc
Levala Ave
B. A. Jenne
Scout Review
Dime Society
Hospital News
Judith Wilson
Amsterdam
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Holland
France
Crepes Suzette
Corbett
Lester Sheffield
Oberlin Methodist Church
Harry Lauer
H. J. Hillier
Home Council
William Brouse
Wellington
Irwin Eldred
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Meadville
Eldreds
Albert Judge
Mayfield Heights
Parkman
Minium
Joseph Lewis Chadwick
Park Avenue
San Luis
Bath
Sheffield
Worlds Fair
Golden Gate Exposition
the Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Resorts
Vermilion
Linwood
Beaver Park
Nakomis
Crystal
Elberta
Vermilion - On - the- Lake
Sunny Side
Circulation Dept
the Chronicle
Mopey Dick
Duke
Masonic Temple
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