Wellington PTA reports lively meeting and local notices
Wellington Ohio March 21 The Parent-Teacher Association held a well attended meeting with group singing led by Martha Rutledge. Students Mary Lucy Markham Vivian Martin performed. Reports from A J Webber and A W Shields on the Lorain conference were given. An April 9 council meeting in Lorain was announced. Library topics and subscription to National PTA magazine were approved.
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A. Bear
Wellington
Parent-Teacher Association of Wellington
Misa Martha Rutledge
Mary Lucy Markham
Vivian Martin
A. J. Webber
A. W. Shields
North Central District Conference of
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Lorain
Lorain County
Parent-Teachers' Associations
Columbia
Mise Edith Robinson
Herrick
K. C. Townsend
Opera
Repeat Performance By Sunnysiders 4-H Club
The Sunnysiders 4-H Flower and Vegetable Club presents Honoclul Bound again in Herrick Auditorium on Wednesday March 27 under directors Mrs C S Church and Mrs Henry Clodwick. Kindergarten classes meet at 9 am Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Congressional Church. Brlefs note a Woman's Benefit Association meeting tonight. agent C J Hummel speaks March 29. Local residents travel for business and attend family events. a large birthday celebration occurs in Pittsfield. Wellington council votes to pave East Main Street.
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Honoclul
Sunnysiders 4-Hi Flower and Vegetable Club
C. S. Church
Henry Clodwick
Herrick Auditorium
David Arnold
Brlefs
Woman's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
C. J. Hummel
Sunnyrsiders
Gaylord Bassett
Columbus
George Bassett
Pennsylvania
Blanche Sutliff
Harold Thompson
Elyria
Thompson's
West Lith Street
H. L. Gill
Here
Co. Lampen
Brighton
H. L. Vogel
Cleveland
Walter Peck
Perry Knapp
Martina Kins
Richard Cordway
C. W. Recard
Harry Otterbacher
Latchfield Monda
M.s. George Hawk
Daise Wadsworth
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Harry Crosier
Bert Knapp
Paul Knapp
Betty Lou
Knapp
Mary
Hiram
Joe Kriebel
Rev. M. Griffin
Adelbert Knapp
Woman's Association
W. G. Watts
Forest Street
Wellington
East Main
Circle meetings and community notes from Amherst Ohio
Circle 3 of St Peter's Evangelical Church in Amherst and Circle 5 at the Bischoff home hosted by Mrs. Mays and Mrs. Wolf held gatherings with devotions, poems, and quilt block making. Members announced April hostesses and future activities while several women attended from the local area. A Mason City chapter meeting and a Scotland-themed event were also noted with routine business and social presentations.
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Pinelejo
L. Roemer
R. L. Menz
Oneka
L. Roe
Deaschie
Ervin Ebtertire
Ld. Pars
Robert Harenshie
Minnie Bechtel
Paul Redman
John Brown
Louis Reichert
Franklin Miller
George Nichols
C. H. Ernst
Adam Hahn
Elmer Bischoff
Joe Coverdale
Circle 5
Lent series sermon at First Exance church tonight
The third in a Lenten series will be held at First Exance church at 7 p.m with transportation provided. The program includes music by a choir and readings from the Bible. Participants can attend the service and stay for refreshments afterward.
Congregational Ladies Aid Hosts Meeting at Church Parlor
Mrs Le Jear and Mrs Schwartz hosted the Congregational church ladies aid gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. President Mr Pon Rockwood led the session with prayer and song. plans were discussed for the Father-Son banquet. Mrs Rh Shor was honored and presented before her impending indefinite leave to England with her husband and son.
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le Jear
Detain Schwartz
Pon Rockwood
Rh. Shor
England
Aif
Amherst Townsend Club Open Meeting Apr 2
Open meeting arranged by the Corrocational church pare lors for Amherst Townsend Club on Monday evening April 2. Robert Kastr of the Miani Student appears to be connected to the event.
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Amherst Townsend Club
Robert Kastr
Miani
Amherst High to Play in Class B Columbus Tourney
Amherst High basketball team and coach depart for Columbus to join the Class B tournament at the Coliseum. They face St Joseph Fremont tonight in sincere regional action. Circle 2 of the Congregational church plans a Friday meeting at Mrs H G Batten's Cornell avenue home. Mrs George Baus visited Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs Adam Hahn remains at home due to illness.
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Amherst High
Columbus
Coliseum
St. Joseph
Fremont
Circle
Circle 2
H. G. Battenhouse
Cornell Avenue
George Baus
Cleveland
Adam Hahn
Park Avenue
Ladies Aid at Contrezational church parlor meet
Brownhelm I A S MEET BROWNHELM March 21 Ladies Aid Society gathered at Contrezational church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Quilt blocks proved and eight social time enjoyed. Two vocal selections by Mrs Karl Kaley Elyria with Mrs J Huge. Refreshments served to thirty seven by Mrs J Portman Mrs J Nabakowski Mrs G Ruth Mrs Fibel Bechtel and Mrs R W Bechtel. Also noted ill ness of Dr Lindsleys father B K Lindsley. Dr Donald Lindsley and family arrived from Boston to assist.
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Brownhelm
Ladies Aid Society
Karl Kaley
Elyria
J. Huge
J. Portman
J. Nabakowski
G. Ruth
Fibel Bechtel
R. W. Bechtel
Sophomore Class Hosts Evening at High School Auditorium
The Sophomore class entertained pupils and faculty at the High School auditorium on Friday evening with music, dancing, and games. Tea cream and cake were served by the hosts and hostesses.
Par ent-Teacher Association meeting and church notes
The Par ent-Teacher Association met at the school on Tuesday evening followed by a Bo livia Indians talk by Jay L Crow with costumes blankets and instruments. Congregational church changes included Rev Arthur Lindbeck exchanging pulpits with Rev R E Albright. Women’s Missionary Society meetings featured Mrs E M Leuzler and readings from Japanese Women Speak. Tea plans announced for January to March births. Local hospital stays noted plus a move from Cucex farm to the street house.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Jay L. Crow
Bolivia
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
R. A. Siler
E. M. Leuzler
R. A. Miller
Hulda
Emma Miller
Sunday Dinner Guests Amid Farm Family Visits
Pittsfield residents host an array of visitors including A M Sherburne Mrs Clarette Stevens and Elsie Choris Asery for Sunday dinner. Nearby families and friends from Wellington Lorain Elyria and Cleveland share meals and greetings. The article lists multiple moves among local farms including the Gifford and Guthrie properties and continues with Mrs Alma Bartlett and Maubrey O Neal moving to new locations.
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Imnner
A.M. Sherburne
Clarette Stevens
Elsie Choris Asery
Walter West
Daush Rs Lois
Welington
Schultz
Frater
Mias
William Meredith
Welma Moore
Lorain
LeRoy Lainsbrough
WH. Green
Grant Gifford
Frank Gifford
Whitcomb
Edgar Gifford
Henry Laisy
Ed. McConnell
Camden
Guthrie
Alma Bartlett
Maubrey O'Neal
Valley City and area bowlers enter fish fry at Lindy Gardens
Valley City Ohio Fuel Bowling club members joined Medina Wooster Ashland and Lodi teams for a fish fry at Lindy Gardens Berea Monday evening. The report lists numerous local residents with brief health, family, and travel notes including milk meeting attendance in Columbus and several hospital or home confinements. The piece closes noting Corrine Bukorac of Andrews School Willoughby as a glee club member broadcasting from WGAR coast to coast Blue Network Thursday afternoon February 21 at 3 45 p.m.
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Corrine Bukorac
Andrews School
Willoughby
Ohio
Glee Club
WGAR
Blue
Yareh
Community Notes From Lorain and Medina County
Lorain and Medina County residents gather at the Evangélic church parish hall for a meeting about Camp Crag memories and plans for the year. Local births, visits, and travel updates include a new daughter for the Schnettler family at Chippewa Lake and Oberlin Conservatory student Evelyn Steck touring with the glee club.
Local Social Notes Include Birthdays and Concerts
Frambach and Mr. Oundre attended a birthday celebration at Mrs Bred Mounel’s home on Friday. Detroit visitor Miss Hattle Elgor spent a week with Claude and Mrs Reusch. Kinney Hall concert by the Cleveland-based Italian Women’s Glee Club was held Sunday. Frank Metzger plans a Saturday sale as he moves to Medina. Mr and Mrs Tony Manley marked their 30th anniversary on March 8 with about 30 guests. Norton of Cleveland visited John Mack’s home Sunday. Baldwin Wallace Conservatory Orchestra concert drew several locals. Carl and Marie Bauer hosted guests who returned to Cleveland Sunday. Clyde and Sybida Bauer accompanied them. Reusch and Miller spent Sunday in Elyria. Mrs Miller visited relatives in Cleveland. An inter-town basketball tourney is planned next Friday and Saturday at the high school. Valley City beat Birmingham Firemen 16-12, then lost to Steel and Tube Co. of Elyria 28-42. A Sowing Circle organized under Mrs Harold Schaeffer. Berea couple R. Brown spent Sunday with Arthur Hauck. Arthur played bowled for Ohio Pipe and Supply Co. Tuesday in Cleveland.
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Ohio Fuel Bowling Club
Medina
Wooster
Ashland
Lindy Gardens
Berea
George Wolfe
Columbus
Howard Grabenstetter
Caspar Schmidt
Earl Arick
Elyria
Reed McClure
Zanesville
George Mack
Fred
Beebetown
Medina County
Frambach
Mr Oundre
Rank Miller
Bred Mounel
Hattle Elgor
Detroit
Mich
Mra
Claude Reusch
Henry Steck
Kinney Hall
Cleveland
Cberalg Women's Glee Club
Frank Metzger
Tony Manley
Karl Norton
John Mack
W. F. Steck
Hulda Bayer
A. Parfits
Baldwin - Wallace Conservatory Orchestra
Aaron Artman
Nelson Batlek
Carl Bauer
Clyde
Sybida Bauer
Frank Miller
George Hutlingter
Steel and Tuhe Co
Harold Schaeffer
Carl Hauck
R. Brown
Arthur Hauck
Ohio Pipe and Supply Co
Ames veterinary college treats skunks and small animals
Ames Iowa reports that Iowa State College veterinarians love science and treat skunks in their laboratories. More than 2,590 small animals including skunks, cats, rabbits, and monkeys are brought in annually from across Iowa for veterinary medicine study and research.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Colege Veterinarian
Valuable 1812 New Testament edition owned by Arkansas farmer
In Newport Arkansas Marvin Reynoles a Jackson County farmer owns a New Testament printed in 1812 noted as the first Cooperstown edition. Readers observed it matches current printings except for the old German sieve used in the 1812 edition.
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Newport
Ark
Cooperstown
Marvin Reynoles
Jackson County
Sig
Beakless Biddy Dead In ONeill Nebraska
Mrs John L Quig of ONeill reports her four year old hen Beakless Biddy died from concussion of the brain after pecking grains with its beak matted to the ground due to constant jarring on icy ground.
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O'Neill
John L. Quig
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Warning This Ad
A vintage drug advertisement explains that kidneys filter acids and wastes, urging caution with cheap drugs. It promotes Cystex and Costex as guaranteed remedies for nighttime urine, nervousness, headaches, and other symptoms, claiming fast vitality within 48 hours and a weekly return policy.
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