Pittsfield Briefs Matters of Visitations and Local Happenings
Pittsfield correspondents report Mryrs M T Brown and daughter Lois Whitney with Miss Eather Brown visiting relatives in Henrietta and Kipton before returning. Maubrey O Neal moves to Birmingham for work at the Darby estate. The Pittsfield Athletic Club dances Friday at Town Hall with Moshers Orchestra. Local farmers work sugar camps as syrup quality is good. EK Blackwell of Detroit visits cousins Eliza Watkins and L G Watkins. Mrs Etta Cole of Sullivan visits Harriette McRoberts and Glynn Norton. Walter H Green improves after influenza. Clad Metcalf recovers from a long illness.
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Pittsfield
M. T. Brown
Lois Whitney
Eather Brown
Oberlin
Ray Brown
Lora Mae
Henrietta
Georgia Gibbs
Kipton
Maubrey O'Neal
Birmingham
E. J. Darby
Pittsfield Athletic Club
Town Hall
Moshers Orchestra
EK. E. Blackwell
Detroit
Mich
Eliza Watkins
L. G. Watkins
Etta Cole
Sullivan
Harriette McRoberts
Arthur McRoberts
Cole
Glynn Norton
Walter H. Green
Clad Metcalf
Funeral for William Rogers Draws Large Local Attendance
The funeral service was held Sunday afternoon at Community Church for William Rogers and drew many relatives and friends. Attendees included out of town relatives such as Mr and Mrs Fred Sanders and their two children and John Rogers of Lakewood, Thomas Rogers and son from Wayne, Mrs Cora Morris and Miss Fannie West from Cleveland, and the Whitneys and Bastins from Elyria. Pallbearers were nephews including John Rogers of Wayne Ray Preston of Wellington Earl Morris of Oberlin Bert Whitney of Elyria John West and Chris Whitney.
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William Rogers
Fred Sanders
John Rogers
Lakewood
Thomas Rogers
John
Wayne
Cora Morris
Fannie West
Cleveland
Levi Whitney
Bert Whitney
Bert Bastin
Elyria
Kenneth Jordan
Kenneth Jr
Jeane Eleanore
Wellington
Clair Bartholomew
Lean Beam
Betty
Richard
R. L. Jordan
John Wynn
A. L. Waite
Beam
Henrietta
Mr. Wran
A. Q. West
Nettie West
O. J. Whitney
Melvin Davidson
Camden
Mildred Lounsbrough
Warm Sugar Party Trails Across Courtyard Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Leon Beam and their children hosted a warm sugar party at the Jordan home. Wellington visitors Kenneth Jordan and family joined the Bartholomews for Sunday dinners. West sisters Nettie and Fannie West shared a Cleveland weekend with relatives.
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Leon Beam
Richard
Betty Louise
A. L. Waite
Dorothy
Robert
A. L. Jordan
New London Rotary Club Hosts March Luncheon Guests
New London Rotary Club met at noon with fifteen members and two guests. Rev. Wright of Savannah and Dr. W. D. Rider, the village dentist, attended. After the meeting Wright gave a talk on the life and industries of parts of South America.
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Rotary Club
New London
Wright
Savannah
W. D. Rider
South America
Miss Nettie MacCabe Leader in Rebekah Assembly
Miss Nettie MacCabe of Columbus serves as State President of the Rebekah Assembly and is noted for her leadership role within the organization. Local reports highlight her prominence in fraternal circles and community service.
Pain Relief Promises From Baume Bengué Ad
An advertisement touts Baume Bengué as fast pain relief without drugs. It claims to ease neuralgia sciatica neuritis rheumatic pain chest colds and headaches by rubbing it on the spot until absorbed. Warns against cheap imitations and urges asking four druggists for Ben-Gay.
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Baume Bengué
Ben-Gay
Valley City Girl Reserve Meeting Notes
Valley City March meeting of the Girl Reserves at the YWCA included a business session, a picnic supper, and a Recognition Service for new members. A Mother Daughter banquet was set for August 18 and the Home Economics room at the school was to be redecorated as the group's domain. The group also planned to hold meetings there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Girs
Arthur Houck
Edith White
Medina
Local notes from Valley City and Medina area
Valley City community updates include visits from Miss Mary Ellen Ried and Miss Adah Weekly, health news on Walter Derek’s Cleveland car crash, and social events such as parties for Mrs. Henry Wolf and Mrs. Edna Wolf. The Medina Twp area discusses team changes after losses, a basketball tournament outcome, and local school activities including a March PTA meeting and the Junior Class play.
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Mary Ellen Ried
Martel
George Wolfe
E. H. Wierth
William Grabensetter
Ray Frisk
Sidney
O. Valley City
Lodi
Medina
Sharon
Grabenstetter
Vanacek
Kmetko
Treffny
Keller
Walter Derek
Cleveland
Adah
Columbia
C. J. Houck
E. C
Louise Mack
Willard Wolf
Dalton
Henry Wolf
Edna Wolf
Clarence Obermiller
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Edwin
Helen Obermiller
North
Canton
Wilma Steck
Baldwin Wallace Conservatory
George Bay
Margaret
Julia Keller
W. C. Wells
Lakewood
B.S
Marvin
Lucky, Q
Hasel
Valley City
Florence McClellan
Frances
Mechanicstown
John Obermiller
Burns
Andrew
Ashland Rebekah Officials Visit Greenwich Lodge
Helen Martin district representative of the Rebekah Assembly visited Mrs. A. B. Hart Jr Noble Grand of the local Rebekah chapter on Friday. Hart and her guest went to Greenwich Ohio lodge on business. Henry Parnell made an 8 week end visit to Norwalk. FC Trackett toured La Porte on electrical business. W R Parnell of Shelby attended Frank Marett funeral in Fitchville. Ashland visitors attended the funeral of Frank Weaver in Fitchville. Weaver, a 50 year New London High School alumnus and former Fitchville Grange secretary, was noted for never missing a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Martin
Ashland
Rebekah
Fitchville
E. C. Rasmussen
Paul Richards
Frank Weaver
Weaver
New London High School
Sunday Visitors and Local News From Wellington Area
Spencer Spencer Ohio March items list visitors at multiple homes in Wellington. Neighbors attend birthdays while bands rehearse, and institute officers for 1934 are elected. Families travel to Cleveland Elyria and West Salem for gatherings and dinners with extended relatives and friends.
Little Girl Lost and Temple Bale Chapter 43
Araminta faces fallout from tangled love life and stage dreams as visitors arrive. She recalls past loyalties, grapples with Barney and Jan, and contemplates life after fame with Leontine, Anne Hampton, and Oliver present. Helen sews happily as the Bishop’s words linger.
Fields Briefs From March News in FIELDS
Mrs Grun dy sells farm to Cleveland parties and will move to Cleveland with her daughter. Mr and Mrs MacKay of Lakewood visited the Kern family. Eight ladies gathered to help finish quilting at the Kern home and a lunch was served. Mrs Fannie Wilford visits Medina relatives. Blodgett visit Brook Park relatives. Mrs Arthur Smith ill with flu. Locals visited the Home for the Aged in Elyria. Beardsleys staying in Eaton to care for ill grandson. Ray of Wellington visited daughter at parsonage and attended church. Margarete Chaffee ill with scarlet fever in Thompson. Several others motored to Strongsville to visit Mrs E Smith.
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L. D. O'Lloyd
L. A. Bainbridge
Mrs. Hawking
North Olmsted
Fannie Wilford
Burton Baimbridge
Medina
Emria
Pittsfield
Strongsville
E. Smith
America Needs a Hero Sermon Draws 135 At Service
Rev Koontz preached on America Needs a Hero to 135 attendees. Sermonette titled Washington Was Right. Epworth League discussed How to Live on Twenty Four Hours a Day. Mrs Detwiller sang. Hawaiian ensemble performed The Old Rugged Cross.
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Koontz
America
Washington
Epworth League
Lee Andrews
Velma
Loretta Sweet
Th General Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Briefs From Chestnut Ridge And Surrounding Areas
Oscar Palmer moved his household from the Kreugar place on Chestnut Ridge to a house on Station road. Mr and Mrs William Grills attended a birthday party at Mrs Seward Black’s home in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith of Cleveland were over Sunday guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs George Robinson, Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer and daughter Jose of Lakewood visited Mr and Mrs A J Hulse for the weekend. Mrs Fb D Kern made a business trip to Cleveland on Tuesday. Friends mourn Mrs Kedith Brizg of Cleveland formerly of this place due to serious illness. Mrs W N Harding of Elyria and her mother Mrs J Bainbridge visited the Sutter home Monday afternoon. Arthur Smith attended the funeral of his cousin Will Durman.
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Spencer, O
R. E. McKissen
Wellington
Charles Touby
Harry Greethaim
New London
T. W. Messenger
Harvey Browand
Clarence Dazzue
Hetty Cordray
Miss Cordray
Evert Steiger
Canton
Luellen Steiger
Arthur Wood
Rice
Frank Rice
Otto Kuepfer
Cleveland
Vera Gallatin
Harry Gallatin
Will Hasting
LaGrange
Frank Brause
Terrence Curtice
Junior
Jay Palmer
Palmer
Wendell Garwood
Melba
Mary Francis Garwood
Clearview School
Elyria
Howard McCourts
Malancha Naylors
North Street
Elizabeth Ingraham
Marion Dague
Virginia
J. A. Gariss
Bowen
Louise
Maxine
West Salem
Ross Mowery
P. J. White
R. E. Bishop
Harold Leiby
Homerville
W. W. Leiby
Burt Pratt
Huntington
Clarence Dague
Arthur Rice
Bobbie
John Roob
Frailey
R. S. Brown
Spencer Manufacturing Company
Pythian Sisters of
Liberty Bell Temple
Charles Walters
M. E. Myers
Norwalk
Caroline Wood
Mary Wood
Wade Myers
Victor Myers
Vern Lowery
Davistown
Leland Gott
Springstown
Nsenmore
John Winger
Pontiac
Michigan
George Myers
Martin Weidrick
John Geisel
Spencer Institute
Orlo White
Lowell Coomer
Lowell Comer
Charles Parent
Crist Querlin
DeForest Jackson
C. B. Bement
Myron Beggs
Wakeman
Janice Thornton
Cc. W. Thornton
Walter Rowe
Loyde Lechlejtner
Glenn
Frank Eglin
Ray Eglin
Jennie Johnson
Brlefs
Oscar Palmer
Kreugar
Chestnut Ridge
Station Road
William Grills
Seward Black
Clayton Smith
George Robinson
Fred Palmer
Jose
Lakewood
A. J Hulse
Fb. D. Kern
Kedith Brizg
W. N. Harding
J. Bainbridge
Sutter
Arthur Smith
Will Durman
Edward Rippert
Robert Nubn
Grace
Gladys Nun
Vermilion
Thomas Pelger
Dan Brewer
Clarence Blackett
Clarence Betts
Oberlin
Ruth Morgan
Guy Morgan
Conrad Latteman
Berlin Heights
William Myres
Charles Elms
Myres
Seth Ingersoll
Lorain
Campbell
Pat
Leonard Baker
Nellie Haigh
R. J. Davidson
P. E. Harding
Joan Davidson
Florence Emory
Dexter Dobney
Charles Bayless
Paul Sandrock
George Bickel
Francis Stark
Anna Ingersoll
Sunday visit with the Johnsons documented
A short social note records Sunday visits with Mrs. Sunday and her parents Mr and Mrs John Johnson while another line notes Mrs Frank Rice making a business call in Elyria on Monday.
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John Johnson
Frank Rice
Elyria
Bridge Club hosts surprise birthday for Mrs Cook
Henrietta March 2. Bridge Club members hosted a surprise dinner and two tables of bridge for Mrs Cook on her birthday. Rex Lees won high score. Harley Kelly was consoled. Lunch followed for Rex Lees, the Kellys, Ernest Lamvermyer, Charles Cook, and others. A separate dinner at Brownhelm honored Virginia Angersbach's eighth birthday and Mrs Barbara Angersbach's seventy.
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Henrietta
Bridge Club
Charles Cook
John Geisendoerfer
Barbara Angersbach
Roy Angersbach
Elizabeth
Ruth
Walter Angersbach
Brownhelm
Virginia
Margaret Peck
Charles Bechtel
Regular church and school events announced for Sunday and Friday
The King's Herald society meets at the Methodist church next Sunday morning with Mrs. Elmer Portman hosting. Evangelical prayer services are set for Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sturs home. Elmer Garher to preach at the Evangelical church Sunday morning. Henrietta Hi Basketball faces Orange in a Berea semi final Friday afternoon. Epworth League plans Henrietta school entertainment Friday evening with short plays and music. Seymour Leimbach visited sister Mrs. Carol Darrow in Mason Michigan last week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hostetter of Detroit visited extended family in the area weekend.
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King’s Herald Society
Methodist Church
Elmer Portman
Joe Sturs
Elmer Garher
Evangelical Church
Henrietta Hi
Berea
Epworth League
M. E
Weekend Guests Visit Locals Across Ohio States
A string of local social visits shows residents hosting relatives and friends from Berea Oberlin Cleveland Lakewood Grafton Elyria and Toledo over the weekend. Guests include Oscar Schneider at Mrs Katie Weidman’s in Berea and Prof Will Chapin in Oberlin.
Local Litchfield Notes and Society Roundup
Litchfield Ohio March notes report Roger Leach recovering from pneumonia. Cemetery and Park Association cleared over 40 dollars at a church supper. Eastern Stars to host a St Patrick's party with lunch. Helen Smith ill after Cleveland trip. substitute teacher in. Mr and Mrs Nelson Gross hosted Jack Rockliffe and Ruth Pearson of Cleveland. Seventh grade English Club party at Ed Miller home. Esther Frombaugh stays with Mellert family in Medina as Mrs Mellert travels. Hi-Y members swam in Cleveland and toured WHK studio. William Ring and son James visited Columbus at St Huddieson home. Cemetery and Park Association to meet at Mrs Fred Gott's home. March Nelson Gross and Arthur Maxworthy in Dayton on business. Ladies Benevolent Society to meet at Mrs Russel Canfield's. group split into three for money making and attendance contest with Group 1 led by Mrs Canfield.
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Litchfield
Roger Leach
Cemetery and Park Association
Congregational Church
Eastern Stars
Helen Smith
Cleveland
Nelson Gross
Jack Rockliffe
Ruth Pearson
Ed Miller
Esther Frombaugh
Mellert
Medina
Pennsylvania
Hi-Y
WHK
Arthur Maxworthy
Dayton
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Russel Canfield
Canfield
H. B. Oberlitner
H. G. Hastings
Kipton Birthday Party and Local Social Roundup
A Kipton birthday celebration centered on Lloyd Latteman with bridge honors to Mrs. Blanche Baker and Lloyd Latteman and multiple guests from nearby towns. The notice catalogs visits and gatherings across Oberlin Elyria Medina Vermilion Wakeman and Montville with birthdays and church events noted.
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Kipton
Lloyd Latteman
Bridge
Blanche Baker
Latteman
William Baker
Leonard Baker
Myron Bates
S. Latteman
Mallet Creek Team Wins Sportsmanship Trophy
York families note no cups but the Mallet Creek team earned the annual Sportsmanship Trophy for best conduct as referees judged. The article praises Seville as tournament champions and lists school activities including inter-class games, tryouts, and senior play preparations.
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Mallet Creek
York
Seville
Cleveland
Leslie Ziegler
Herbert Stone
Hi-Y
Houseman
Medina Co. Y. M. C. A
Herbert
Edwin Steingass
Russell Dickerman
George Johns
Norbert Simon
Edwin Haring
Harrison Stone
Paul Steingass
Harold Wolff
Russell Roeper
George Kunkleman
Local social notes oddities and visits in Granger area
Zelda Kuder of Wadsworth spent the weekend with Mrs Alea Kuder and Mrs John Indoc and Mrs A Chrisman of Granger. A Canton visitor spent the weekend at the Animuth home. Mrs C M Turner entertained the Unique Club Monday evening. C F Musser will entertain the So We Sew Quilting Club Wednesday March 8. Mrs E E Treese, who has been ill, is able to be up part of the time.
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Zelda Kuder
Wadsworth
Alea Kuder
Viz
John Indoc
A. Chrisman
Granger
Animuth
Canton
C. M. Turner
Birthday party honors Eleanor Pritchard with cake
Mrs Ralph Pritchard entertained five little girls Saturday afternoon for her daughter Eleanor's fourth birthday. The gathering featured games and refreshments plus a large cake with four candles. Attendees included Pearl Miller Ruth Miller Betty Jane Parker Edith Nettleton and Geraldine Nettleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pritchard
Eleanore
Pearl
Ruth Miller
Betty Jane Parker
Edith
Geraldine Nettleton
Pomona Grange Attendance Reported in Harrisville
Mr and Mrs Archie Curtiss and Mrs Cora Hinman joined Mr and Mrs Oda Swartz at the Pomona Grange gathering in Harrisville on Saturday.
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Pomona Grange
Archie Curtiss
Oda Swartz
Cora Hinman
Harrisville
Hinman Couple Welcome Daughter Margaret Ann
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Elmore Hinman announce the birth of a daughter on February 27 named Margaret Ann. Both mother and baby are progressing nicely in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Hinman
Anna Zima
Valley City
Margaret Ann
Red Cross Meeting At M. P. Sunday School Rooms
Community ladies hold an all day Red Cross meeting at the M P Sunday school rooms on Wednesday. A picnic dinner at noon funds sewing for three needy families.
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RED Cross
M. P
Pinochle Party Hosted by Medina Residents
Mr and Mrs Carl Shaffner hosted a pinochle party at their Medina home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Clay and Leland, Mr and Mrs Ray Sweet, Mr and Mrs Gail Alexander, Mr and Mrs Corwin Parker, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Nettleton. Refreshments followed the card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Christian
Carl Shaffner
Medina
Robert Clay
Leland
Ray Sweet
Gail Alexander
Corwin Parker
Floyd Nettleton
Class Party At Benedict Home For Sunday School
Two M. P. Sunday school adult classes plan a social gathering at the F. H. Benedict home Wednesday evening.
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M. P
F. H. Benedict
Walton clan claims oldest in United States and Canada
The Walton family of Portland Oregon asserts it is the oldest in the United States or Canada based on 11 living children whose combined ages on January 1 totaled 771 years 2 months and 26 days. William Walton age 77 and sister Mary Jane McDonnell 67 describe the family as liquor free and tobacco free with an average age of 70 years and one month. Two of the 13 Walton children born in a log house near London Ontario died.
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Ore
Walton
United States
Canada
William Walton
Mary Jane McDonnell
Nicholas Walton
London
Ont
Can
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