Martha Halliday Seeks Freedom Before Halliday Garnett Wedding
Martha Halliday doubts her betrothal to Nicholas Garnett as rumors swirl that money drives the union. After overhearing gossip that Nick’s forthcoming marriage benefits his family, she abandons plans and drives south, fleeing the planned Monday wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eter Halliday
Martha Halliday
Martha
Halliday
Nick
Nicholas Garnett
Slately
Halliday-Garnett
Garnetts
Harry
Garnett Tobacco Company
Nick Garnett
Peter Halliday
Fox
Artha
North Ridgeville Grange News Highlights Busy Week
The North Ridgeville Grange reports a busy week with Oberlin Grange program segments, a history talk by John Worcester, a Brahms lullaby sung by Bara children with aunt, and a reading by Beulah Seckins. New demits from Hickory Tree Grange were accepted. Ice cream and cake served to 264 members and guests. Juvenile session led by Merton Mason drew 25 children from Old Glory North Elyria Penfield Oberlin and locals. S Nash spoke on the value of the horse on the farm. Thursday a 35-member group performed at North Elsra Grange. Saturday featured a Grange Hall card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Grange
Oberlin
John Worcester
Oberlin Grange
Bara
Haar
Brahm
Beulah Seckins
Merton Mason
Old Glory
North Elyria
Penfield
S. Nash
North Elsra Grange
Grange Hall
North Ridgeville Garden Club Holds Annual Meeting
The North Ridgeville Garden Club met at Town Hall Monday afternoon with old officers reelected. Secretary and treasurer presented yearly reports. Twenty Columbia Garden Club members attended as guests after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Garden Club
Columbia Garden Club
Miss Bertha Dunham Hosts Wildflowers Program Tea
Bertha Dunham spoke on Wildflowers and showed hand painted sketches of each flower. Forty ladies attended tea after the program with Mrs J Kk Ely and Mrs Lee Walker presiding at the tea table decorated with St Patrick’s Day motifs. The group then visited the Diederich greenhouse to view Easter flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dunham
J. Kk. Ely
Lee Walker
Diederich Green House
Parma Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Weekend
Parma residents Mr. and Mrs. John Willwack visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stark. Robert Lines is seriously ill with influenza. Arch er Shaw and others from Cleveland Heights Elyria and Bay Village spent Sunday with the Shaw family. Rees and Mahitch visited Wooster. The Knowles family called on the Frency home in Cleveland. Will Bonner family to Huntington. A Shaw and Stanley Shaw attended the Medina funeral of Irvin J. Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willwack
Parma
Joseph Stark
Robert Lines
Archer Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Stanley Shaw
Elyria
Norman Strelau
Bay Village
A. Shaw
Lola Shaw
Victor Rees
Rose Mahitch
Man
M. W. Evans
Wooster
E. M. Knowles
Local Social Notes From Cleveland Area
Erhart Mr. and Mrs. Lesmer of Cleveland called on the Strittmatter family Sunday. Gilbert Grogs has obtained employment in Elyria. Mrs. Josephine Nilges has returned to her home after spending the winter with her daughter Mrs. Norman Emig of Lyndhurst Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesmer
Cleveland
Strittmatter
Gilbert Grogs
Elyria
Josephine Nilges
Norman Emig
Lyndhurst
Brief item on Weber Stritt matter in Barberton
John Weber of Viedina called on Mr and Mrs William Stritt Sunday. Mrs Stringer of Barberton is [text incomplete].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Viedina
William Strittmatter
Stringer
Barberton
Honor Given for Mrs Hill by Vincent-Family Hosts
Former resident Mrs Jes sie Hill now of Richwood Ohio is honored by Mr and Mrs Vincent Lewis and their guests Wednesday night The social gathering at the residence featured ice cream and wafers Refreshments were served Those invited included Mrs Charles McCarty Mrs Edgar Cooper Mrs Ryan and several others though Mrs J G Morris and the honoree were unable to attend.
Social Guests Visit Various Elyria Avon Wakeman Areas
Mrs Jessie Hill and Mrs F 4 Lewis joined Mrs Arthur Gordon of Elyria and others for a Wednesday gathering. A Wakeman trip and several social calls span the week as families host dinners and luncheons across Elyria Avon and surrounding towns.
Social Pedro Club Meeting at Mrs Sur man Home
The Social Pedro Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Sur man’s home with guests from Cleveland Avon Elyria and locals. Eight games were played with Mrs Parker posting the high score and Miss Puth second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Club
George Surman
Theodore Webber
Cleveland
Chrisp
Forthover
Avon
Lena Puth
Elyria
J. J. Nteckel
L. H. Keller
Ella Tilden
Anne Tilden
Ned Parker
H. F. Mitchell
Loyal Workers Auxiliary Plans All Day Sewing Meeting
Mrs. L. H. Keller and Ruth with Miss Ella Tilden visit Mrs. J. J. Heckel and Mrs. Theodore Webber. The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M. E. Church holds an all day meeting Thursday March 25 at Mrs. O. B. Rea's home to sew on a comfort and each attendee brings sandwiches and a thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Keller
Ruth
Ella Tilden
J. J. Heckel
Theodore Webber
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
M. E. Church
O. B. Rea
Belden High School Pupils Present Program at Grafton
Belden High School pupils presented a program at Grafton School on Tuesday afternoon. About thirty students participated, featuring piano solos by Neil Wiseskit and music by Andrew Neff Joe Chizmarik Jennie Novak Eleanor Prush and Frank Novak. The Senior Class Play included short sketches and guitar solos by Kenneth Wline. Jeanne Wise performed violin along with Caroline Robles and the Girls Octet with Martha Schriver accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Grafton School
Neil Wiseskit
Andrew Neff
Joe Chizmarik
Jennie Novak
Eleanor Prush
Frank Novak
Kenneth Wline
Fiddlin
Jeanne Wise
Caroline Robles
Martha Schriver
Golden P T A Plans District Conference Delegates
The Golden Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday with Vice President V. Lee Prior in charge. They named Mrs. Charles Wise as delegate to the North Central District Conference at Elyria on April 1 and voted a $1 Founders Day contribution. A flood relief benefit party, a nominating committee for next year, and an exhibit from each school department were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Parent-Teacher Association
V. Lee Prior
Charles Wise
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Bernice Prosser
Louis Mennell
Dwight Reisinger
John Wickner
Charlie Gest
Pierman
A. B. Root Co
Medina
Miss Mlazovssy
Srades
Hostess to Club Brings Members to Bridge Tea
Mrs. B. A. Rothgery hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Nettle Hemming Mrs. Donna Rust and Mrs. Martha Mole among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Rothgery
Nettle Hemming
Donna Rust
Martha Mole
Local visits and family gatherings noted in community roundup
Visiting her sister Mrs Josephine Nilzes. Mr and Mrs Raumbach of Brunswick called on sister Mrs Joe Feist Tuesday evening. Mrs Eddie Bueche and daughter Eileen with Mrs Joe Feist and daughter Janet attended the York mothers and daughters banquet. Mr and Mrs George Maxworthy visited his sister Ida who is improving at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Mallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Nilzes
Raumbach
Brunswick
Joe Feist
Eddie Bueche
Eileen
Janet
York
George Maxworthy
Ida
Ed Mallét
Holy Week Services At St Patrick's Church Wellington
Holy Week at St Patrick's Catholic church Wellington outlines services with Mass at 8 a.m. on Wednesday and Good Friday at 9 a.m. Adoration of the Cross Stations of the Cross and devotions scheduled for 7:45 p.m. Holy Saturday services start at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Holy Week Services Planned at Congregational Churches
Holy Week services will be held at the First Congregational church Tuesday evening and Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 30. Dr C W Recard of the First church will exchange pulpits with Rev David Davids of Sullivan on Tuesday. Rev Virgil Myers of Lodi Congregational church will preach Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationa
C. W. Recard
David Davids
Sullivan Congregational Church
Virgil Myers
Lodi Congregational Church
Evangelistic Services Planned at First Methodist Church
Beginning tonight at 7:30 and continuing through Thursday, Evangelistic pre Easter services will be held at First Methodist Episcopal Church with a 7:15 p.m. 15 minute song service from Worship and Praise. Rev Lonzo S Green and visiting pastors will lead, with Rev John Koontz delivering the Tuesday message. All are invited to attend, with a Good Friday plan and a continuousSacramental day from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for baptisms and vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lonzo S. Green
Wellington
John Koontz
Spencer Methodist Church
Entre Nous Club Hosts Dessert and Bridge Night
Members escorted to England restaurant Friday by hostess Mrs C L Hill who arranged a fine dessert course. Guests included Miss Grace Purcell Amherst Mrs L F Be Vier and Miss Kathryn Hanna. The evening ended with bridge at Mrs Hill's Forest Street home where high scores went to Miss Kathryn Murray and Mrs Violet Curtice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
England
C. L. Hill
Grace Purcell
Amherst
L. F. Be Vier
Kathryn Hanna
Hill
Forest Street
Bridge
Kathryn Murray
Violet Curtice
Easter flower displays attract many visitors at Wellington Greenhouse
Families and friends spent Sunday at the Wellington Greenhouse admiring Easter flowers. Reverend Milton Griffith of Cleveland was a Friday guest of the Bert Knapp family. Mrs. Otis Mills hosted her Erhart sister over the weekend. W. L. Lamoreaux resumed duties at Leinseder grocery after a cold. Orving Olsen visited roommate Jed Mosher in Akron. Booster Club of Wellington High School postponed activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Milton Griffith
Cleveland
Bert Knapp
Otis Mills
Erhart
W. L. Lamoreaux
Leinseder
Orving Olsen
Jed Mosher
Akron
Local Social Notes From Birmingham and Nearby Towns
Ruth Mary and Jack Nabakowski visited Ob erlin Wednesday evening. Mrs H J Welz stayed in Lorain Thursday. Mrs Walter Snellenberger called on Mrs Conrad Schisler Wednesday. The Sewing Club met Thursday at Mrs Winifred Welch’s Vermilion home. Frank Miller and family from Sandusky called on Lorne Eppler’s in Birmingham Wednesday night. Jenny Carter of Milan visited Thursday. H J Welz and wife spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs McNeil in Florence. Mere A Wood is ill at home with flu. Frank Griffin and wife visited Amherst Thursday afternoon. The Junior Class plans a play The Heart Exchange on April 9 with practices this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ruth Mary
Jack Nabakowski
Oberlin
H. J. Welz
Lorain
Walter Snellenberger
Conrad Schisler
Sewing Club
Winifred Welch
Vermilion
Frank Miller
Sandusky
Lorne Eppler
Claude Collingwood
Jenny Carter
Milan
McNeil
Florence
Mere
Frank Griffin
Amherst
Prizes Awarded at Club Event With Notable Winners
Mrs. Ed Harder and Mrs. Albert Harry won prizes at the gathering. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Irma Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harry
Ed. Harder
Harry
Irma Wise
Seckts Visit Wise Home. Mrs J D Noted Tuesday Evening
Mr and Mrs Charlie Seckt were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Wise. On Tuesday evening Mrs J D was mentioned in connection with the gathering in this community social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Seckt
Charlie Wise
J. D
Wellington social and school notes highlight March events
Mennell and Mrs. A L Wise visited Misses Oleeva and Sharlene Wise for Mrs Mennell's birthday. Arthur Wise and wife visited Ben and Smith near Massillon to find Ben improved after illness. Spring vacation starts March 26 at Wellington schools. Mrs Helen Tappan Beithe reviewed Kipling at the Wellington Public Library. Earl Dettinger and classmates attended his funeral at Allen hospital after his death. Oberlin operations and events noted. Boy Scout fund reaches 317 dollars, campaign ongoing. Wellington Sorosts Club meets with Mrs H B Couch. Clifton Rolfe had minor hand surgery at Falls Clinic, Julia Varga admitted for observation. Oberlin College Band to perform at Senior High chapel. Rip Van Winkle shown at Junior High. Mrs Rose Batley to speak at high school from Delaware Girls Industrial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennell
A. L. Wise
Oleeva
Sharlene Wise
West Park
Helen Tappan Beithe
Oberlin
Kipling
Earl Dettinger
Harvey Dettinger
Allen Hospital
Boy Scout Fund
Wellington Sorosts Club
H. B. Couch
Clifton Rolfe
Falls Clinic
Julia Varga
Oberlin College
Rip van Winkle
Rose Batley
Girls
Delaware
United Bible class meets at Church of Christ for readings and music
Members gathered at the Church of Christ for a United Bible class meeting. Mrs. William Whipple led the opening prayer and the group voted to send sick cards. Readings by Mrs. G Frazier Mrs. Paul Lowe and Mrs. Roberts accompanied by Junior Farnsworth horn solo and a Hawaii guitar duet by Mrs. Gladys Baynes and Joyce Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
United Bible Class
William Whipple
G. Frazier
Paul Lowe
Roberts
Junior Farnsworth
Kathleen
Gladys Baynes
Joyce Meredith
Local church group to stage comedy skits and play
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allison and Floyd Olsen presented two comedy skits. Mrs. Charles Allison and assistants served coffee and doughnuts. The Christian Endeavor play, to be given in the Herrick Auditorium April 9, was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allison
Floyd Olsen
Christian Endeavor
Herrick Auditorium
Regional Visit and Church School Plans Mentioned
R W Radcliffe visited his sisters in Camden Friday. Dr Joseph Priestly of the Northeast Ohio Conference led a one evening school for Sunday school board Epworth League and church officials and outlined this year schedule. Mrs Belle Smith visits daughter in New York City. Mrs Lester Young and son Jackie visit mother Estella Grissing er Elyria. Fred and Mr s McQueen return from Florida trip. Miss Mary Burge Cleveland spent weekend with parents Ben and Mary Burge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Radcliffe
Camden
Joseph Priestly
Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches
Sunday School Board
Epworth League
Belle Smith
W. W. Baker
New York City
Lester Young
Jackie
Elyria
Estella Grissinger
Fred McQueen
Florida
Mary Burge
Cleveland
Ben Burge
St Patrick's Day Tea and club meetings at Congregational
Brownhelm Justamere club hosted a St Patrick Day Tea at the Congregational church parlors with guests from Lorain Axtel Vermilion Oberlin and Amherst. The program featured a pan tomime acrobatic dances and pupil recitations under Miss M Rice plus musical solos by local artists and a saxophone performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justamere Club
Lorain
Axtel
Vermilion
Oberlin
Amherst
Amherst School
Mise M. Rice
R. Sprague
C.koppenhafter
Berlin Heights
Jane Baird
Elmer Love
Lois Kindinger
Sam Bacon
Harold Bacon
Elyria
Milo Moulton
Mildred Ruple
Clair
Jeanette
Crawford Robertson
Cleveland
H. B. Shattuck
John Napakowski
Birmingham
Form
Jews To Observe The Feast Of Emancipation
Jewish communities worldwide begin Passover Friday night March 26 with the Seder recounting Moses leading the Exodus from Egypt. The festival recalls liberation from bondage and marks spring while observances center on matzos and abstaining from leaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Jerusalem
Pithom
Rameses
Moses
Oberlin area notes and obituaries
Satur day birth reported in Oberlin at Oberlin hospital as the family of Brownhelm welcomes a son. Conrad Baetz and sons Donald and Harald from Kipton visited Cleveland for care of Mrs Baetz recovering from a Cleveland Clinic operation. T W Buzzard of Elyria visited here Wednesday. Alicia MacMonigal 86 former Brownhelm resident and aunt of Raymond Fairchild of Brownhelm died Monday at her Oberlin home. Mrs Conrad Baetz returned home from the Cleveland Clinic on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Brownhelm
Oberlin Hospital
Conrad Baetz
Donald
Harald
Kipton
Cleveland
Baetz
Cleveland Clinic
T. W. Buzzard
Elyria
Alicia MacMonigal
Oberlin
Raymond Fairchild
Ohio University Girl Oratorical Champ
Florence Meschan of Cleveland won the Women’s Ohio Collegiate Oratory contest at Delaware where Miss Meschan spoke on Sowing the Seeds of Tolerance. Peggy Cox of Ohio Wesleyan took first in the State Reading contest with Ruth Landwehr of Wittenberg second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, CO
Ohio University of Athens
Ohio
Florence Meschan
Cleveland
L. C. Staats
Meschan
Ray Keesey
Peggy Cox
Ohio Wesleyan University
Drexel Hill
Ruth Landwehr
Toledo
Wittenberg College
Mayor Fines Rudolph for Reckless Driving on Cleveland Street
Frank Rudolph of 136 Portinton Avenue was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court Saturday. Officers arrested him around 2 a.m. for speeding at 70 to 75 miles per hour on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rudolph
Princeton Avenue
Don A. Baird
Rudolph
Cleveland Street
Local Man Fined for Intoxication After Taxicab Dispute
Clarence Eager of 1026 East River Street was fined $1 and costs for intoxication after police said he argued with a local taxicab owner around 11 55 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eager
East River Street
Don A. Baird
Eager
Sun Heat Melts Ice in One Minute If Covered by Ice
A claim states that a 64 foot thick ice shell on the Sun would melt instantly in one minute. The assertion seems to illustrate extreme solar heat and is likely a rough exaggeration or thought experiment rather than a scientific measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Hollywood gossip notes from Jimmie Fidler’s column
In Hollywood March 22 Jimmie Fidler dishes playful chatter about ZaSu Pitts copying a chalkboard gesture from a teacher, Edward G Robinson seeking a gangster meet, Marion Nixon and others, with musings on Gable Bellamy Del Rio Nagel and Sothern. The piece sunlights industry names and playful jabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
ZaSu Pitts
Edward G. Robinson
Marion Nixos
Nat Pendleton
Lionel Stander
Conrad Nagel
Clark Gable
Ralph Bellamy
Dolores del Rio
Merle
O’brien
Binnie Barnes
Lewis Stone
John Boles
Joe E. Brown
Morning Mail
Clifford Odets
Luise
Rainer Shine
Ann Sothern
Edmund Lowe
Eddie
Actor Clark Gable Encounters Flash Photography Incident
In a studio cafe a candid photographer with a camelman flashed a light. Clark Gable leaped, recalling a past neck wound from a Roman candle and saying he still dodges flashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Clark
New Leading Lady Marla Shelton Debuts On Set
Hollywood chatter describes Marla Shelton as the new leading beauty on set. Director W S Van Dyke flatly awards her a stand in while playful banter asks what Jean Harlow has that she lacks, noting Robert Taylor as the current star factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Shelton
Hollywood
W. S. ‘Woody’ van Dyke
Marla
Mr. van Dyke
Woody
Jean Harlow
Miss Shelton
Jean
Robert Taylor
Ken Murray Hosts A Humorous Price Tagged Visit
Hollywood column notes Ken Murray’s warning about a boastful acquaintance who flaunts wealth. In a chaos home tour the guest is shown pricey items including a $2500 picture and a $1500 vase. Murray later invites him to his own home where furniture carries cheeky price tags such as piano $595 and table $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Murray
Hollywood
Ken
Murray
Cary Grant Reacts To Celebrity Publicity Notes
Cary Grant reviews studio mail while Patricia Ellis rumors circulate. One item says Ellis eats little but lettuce to stay thin. A fan writes to Patricia Ellis wishing to buy dinner with a million dollars, prompting Grant to quip about eating a million dollars worth of lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Studio Mail
Cary Grant
Patricia Ellis
Migs Ellis
Cary
McNaught Syndicate
That Man Is Happier When Sees Good in Men
A reflective line notes that happiness comes to those who focus on the good in others rather than the evil, urging a positive view of humanity. The saying emphasizes virtue and hopeful perspective.
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Kenneth Hurst
Wakeman
John Cook
Ray Butler
Elmer Keller
William Heck
Clara Keller
F. Ramshack
Chris Ackerman
C. E. McIntire
J. G. Morris and Son
John Cook and Son
J. G. Morris
Gon
F. H. Lewis
Alice Malin
Edith Hurlbut
Frank Trockley
T. A
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Barker St
Holy Week
ST. Patrick's Church
Congregational Church
Entre Nous
Wellington High School
St. Patrick’s Tea
Murbach Coal
Phone
Ohio University
Jimmie Fidler
Loraia
Broadway
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