New Play Here Monday Night Fluctuating
In Lorain area notes, births, social visits, and church events fill a community page. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stoughton announce a baby girl born at Lorain Hospital. Several residents attend gatherings, visits span Elyria and Perrysburg, and a Perrysburg native Edward Kingsberry is noted as deceased.
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Harvey Stoughton
Lorain Hospital
Clapp
Miss Rizing
Arthur Fox
Ray Rizing
Frank Chambers
True Blue Orchestra
H. Lewis
J. Cook
Dc. Ackerman
Rader
Camera
Lorain
Louie Beese
Little Son
George Beese
C. Minard
Neice
William McMullen
Elyria
Siven
Lake Avenue
Rt. Morris
West Side
St. Andrew's Church of
Lehman
Cleveland
J. J. Heckel
J. Joiner
George Ridgeway
F. Beese
Elsie Keller
Maud Roberts
Pauline Frank
Marian Chambers
Aspen
G. D. Pickett
Sylvia Wilson
Herbert Wilsop
Harvey Chambers
J. G. Morris
Rialto Theatre
Mary
Anne Linwood
Chas
A. Browne
Lucielle Berdelle
Legion Banquet in New London Celebrates Civil War Vets
Pep and enthusiasm marked the Lawrence E. Broome Post American Legion banquet in New London with 130 guests including Civil War veterans Wilbur Robinson and Kirkland Blakeslee. Speakers Dudley White and Judge Roy Williams praised legion service, community welfare, and law and order, followed by a quilt raffle won by Louis Staub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Lawrence E. Broome Post
American Legion
America
W. H. Husung
Lawrence E. Broome
Kirkland Blakeslee
Wilbur Robinson
Mr. Sackett
Ashur Kahn
Norwalk
Camp Sheridan
Muscle Shoals
Kahn
Dudley A. White
Northwest
American Legion of
Ohio
White
Legion
Legion Service
Henry van Dyke
R. H. Jamison
Greenville
Dept. of
Kiwanis
Rotary
Jamison
Roy H. Williams
Appellate Court of
United States
U. S
Louis Staub
Vincent Morris Revision: Obituary Fragment
In a terse fragment a notice mentions Mrs Evith Morris Vincent RF D 8 and Mrs G D Pickett. It records a social visit Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs E A White to Mr and Mrs Charles Lyon, leaving the rest unread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March S
E. A. White
Charles Lyon
G. D. Pickett
Town Line North community notes for March events
Town Line North villagers share visits and gatherings across South Ridge Elyria Amherst Cleveland and Rochester with meetings attended by Mrs John Delfield Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and families. Neighbors including W Cooks and Flock family host guests and celebrate birthdays in a busy Sunday and Wednesday schedule.
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Town Line
John Delfield
Lewis Spiegelberg
South Ridge
J. Bowers
Elyria
Lloyd Zimmer
Wm. Hess
R. B. Fleck
Sheffield
Lewis Ernst
E. C. Smith
S. H. Mathias
Louise Busch
Wm. Grimmers
Cleveland
Dan Haag
Edwin Shubert
Oliver
Elyria M. E
Taft Memorial
John Eggert
Geo. Eggert
Rochester
N. Y
Chas. Eggert
Edward
Gilbert Frey
Peter Flock
C. O. Masters
Amherst
Harry Queen
Akewood
B. J. Schubert
Louis Schubert
Wm. Krage
Mabel and Ellsworth Burhemn
Ruth Rusch
Roger Faragher
Esther Schubert
Birthday celebrations mark family gatherings in Elyria area
Mrs E Mackett hosted a birthday party with children and grandchildren attending. A chicken dinner was served at noon while music and games followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs O Fengler of Elyria and Walter Henes of Penfield Junction who visited Mr and Mrs John Henes on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Chambers
W. Reese
J. S. Wilson
Lehman
Greenfield
Cleveland
C. Keller
EB. Cay
Miss van Wagnan
Markley School
C. E. McIntire
E. Morris
Edward Kingsberry
Perrysburg
Ohio
O. Fengler
Elyria
Walter Henes
Penfield Junction
John Henes
E. Mackett
Bulb Fields in Holland Prepared for Prosperous Season
The long rows of bulb fields in Holland signal spring but the grower acts with business pragmatism. Workers are sent daily to cut full blooms to strengthen bulbs for upcoming profitable seasons.
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Holland
Flower Tour Poses Challenge At Regional Garden
A local feature notes a curious scene where a man aims to collect as many flowers as possible from a designated area labeled refs use pile, overlapping patches. The quirky event highlights community interest in unusual garden challenges and local curiosity about nature collection.
First Public School for the Blind Founded in Paris 1784
The first public school for the blind was established in Paris in 1784 by Valentin Mauy. This landmark created educational access for visually impaired students in France, shaping early modern blind education and social inclusion.
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Valentino Mauy
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Fox
George Langton
A. C. Warner
F. N. Stearns
Walnut Street
A. Minnich & Sons
Lodi St
West River St
Perkins Garage
Kroger’s
Home Furniture CO
Goodyear Supertwist
Goodyear
West Ave
Middle Ave
Amherst Sweet Shoppe
Dad Abelhouzen
Mer
G. R. Lampe
Uphelsteurg Cor
Broad and
East Ave
Town Line North
Udraz
Inus Medicine Co
Mesticello
F. A. Smith & Bros
Hallworthy
LAPP
Lorain County
Middle Avenue
Europe
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Gibbons
Auto Body and Radiator Co
Fostoria
West Broac
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