Grange Members Taught About Making a Will
Wellington March 26 Wellington Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange hall last evening with Mr Walden delivering an engaging talk on The Making of a Will. A duet by Adelaide Cole and Hazel Edwards and a vocal solo Kingdom Fast plus current events by Arthur Mason followed the lecture. Light refreshments and a social time closed the program. The League of Women Voters meeting was postponed to next week for Mr Wes to discuss league matters. Mr and Mrs Andrews and grandson Frederick White Rave returned from the Sun belt to spend the remaining winter months.
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Wellington
Wellington Grange
Grange Halliaet
Walden
Adelaide Cole
Hazel Edwards
Kingdom Fast
Arthur Mason
League of Women’s Voters
Wes
League
Andrews
Frederick White
Rave
Evening meeting and church social planned
The Entre Nous girls will meet with Mrs Burt Curlice this evening. The Women's Society of the Congregational church will have a rally day at the church parlors on Friday afternoon this week. Mr and Mrs Art Fesler attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Witzen in Elyria Thursday afternoon. Erwin Shepard of Elyria called on E Eppley Sunday afternoon. Anna Haag and brother Arthur have scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous
Burt Curlice
Women's Society of the Congregational Church
Art Fesler
Elmer Witzen
Elyria
Erwin Shepard
E. Eppley
Anna Haag
Brother Arthur
Murray Ridge community notices and visits
Helen Stang of Cleveland visited her aunt Mae Powell on Murray Ridge Sunday. Chas Crown of Elvria called on Eppley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lows Fester and daughter Martha stayed with Art Fester. Pearl Eppley spent Sunday with Ed Burrer. W J Derek and Jack Anton visited Brighton for Joe Barrick. Mrs Art Fester attended Circle meeting at the M E church. Saturney afternoon hospital visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Helen Stang
Cleveland
Mae Powell
Chas. Crown of
Elvrra
Eppley
Brighton
Joe Barrick
Art Fester
Crarh
Sport
Wik
Pearl
Fawell
Saturney
Powell
Ohio
Wakeman News March 26 highlights births illnesses and travel
Dr and Mrs J E Derby welcome a 9 pound daughter born March 17. Gwendolin Longley nurses scarlet fever. Wilber Barber travels to Detroit. Mie Tsay seeks Ford factory work. Harold Milhouse visits his brother in Cleveland. Forsy and Kenyon families host visitors. Juanita Bursley visits Elyria. Evelyn Wilson and Jayna Marin visit relatives in Elyria. Several residents ill with scarlet fever including Mervyn Kenton and Leonard. Emma Kenton under care. J Mcmann returns from Florida. Seinerers report various local social ties and events around Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. F. Kenyon
Max Peabody
Juanita Bursley
Elyria
Evelyn Wilson
Jayna Marin
Herbert Wilson
Fourth Street
Wakeying
Austin
Bursley
Wakeman
Ja Bursley
Elviia
Baregrey
Kipton
McMann
Florida
Mervyn Kenton
Leonard T
Searie
Mts
O'Donnel
Catherina O'Donnel
Lox the Scarlet Epidesic
Emma Kenton
Rother, Laland Ken
Local Social Notes From Columbia March 26
By Columbia March 26 Walter Cochran and family of Elyria were Sunday guests at Mrs Masia Artz home. Mrs Weiser and family of Cleveland were at George Herolas Sunday. Mrs Alice Garner called on Mrs Grace Jorman at Olmsted Falls. Jorman has just returned from Community hospital where she received operative treatment. Relatives entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Walter Cochran
Elyria
Masia Artz
Weiser
Cleveland
George Herolas
Alice Garner
Grace Jorman
Olmsted Falls
Jorman
Community Hospital
Earl Boone
Local Notes From Carlisle and Nearby Areas
Mrs Ira Ives and family of Indian Hollow Road Carlisle figure in a sequence of social visits and illness reports. Alma Walker among shoppers in Cleveland. Dr Orman Miller from Columbus visits high school coach L D Miller. Carol Jones has scarlet fever. Walter Bracy ill. An April Fool social to mask at Rev Shoupe home. Community hospital Berea treated Mrs Jerry Berndson Linder for major surgery. Bennet family death in Alberta after long war service leaves eight children. Local visits include Morse Hiser in from the West and friends in Berea and Cleveland. Acme Grange reports degrees. funeral and church events noted. The Columbia Strongsville game ends season with Strongsville boys winning. alumni served refreshments. Emil Smith hand infection. Eva Prindle ill. S S class hosted by Burell Martin with Ernest Herrington of Lorain as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Carlisle
Mary Walker
Alma
Cleveland
Ed Harley
Medina
Thomas Harley
Kowaski
Lottie Tstenna
Orman Miller
Columbus
L. D. Miller
Columbia
Glenn van Arsdale
Bertha Akins
Homer
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Carol Jones
Walter Bracy
Shoupe
Walter Krebs
Elyria
Ira
Jerry Berndson Linder
Community Hospital
Berea
Peerl Burnett
Eva Bennet
Freedow
Alberta
Canada
Wm. Bennet
Bennet
Morse Hiser
Far West
John Bagley
Florence Akins
Lee Sheer
Mery Walker
Methodist Church
Lea Walker
Roland Fitch
Sheer
Ladies Mission
the Baptist Church
C H. Wood
Eva Beaumont
Lola Bastard
Kate Snell
Florence Putt
Wood
David Jones
Mary Jones
Richard Jones
Fairview Hospital
Acme Grange
Marian Hales
Hilda Martin
Roberta Churchward
Helen Grills
Roy Dettman
Lawrence Halesrence Hales
F. H. van Arsdale
J. H. Barier
B. A. Martin
Charles Stephens
L. L. Myers
Strongsville
Emil Smith
Eva Prindle
Burell Martin
S. S
Ernest E. Herrington
Lorain
Local Happenings From Litchfield Area Notes
Mr and Mrs John Radie spent Thursday in Elyria visiting BE Burrer and Susan Burrer who are spending winter there. Cr H Sears and family moved to East street home he bought last fall. Several residents recovering from illness include Mrs Georgia Shank Janet Stephan H C Stephan Henry Rising Mrs Falconer Ted Falconer and Mrs Zacharias Mrs Gee. Danion has been in Cleveland since last Friday visiting her children. Grandma Ream not expected to live. Sugar bush party at O P Jenkins home with men at the bush and women at the house enjoying cards warm syrup and lunch. Dan Bradley and family plan to move to Grafton next week. Ed Urban and children of Cleveland and Jack Yates of Medina visited H C Stephan. Ellsworth Swanker spent time in Cleveland last week. Helen Eberle of Medina stayed with her parents. Elinor and Anna Bryenton of Brunswick were home over the weekend. Eleven couples were entertained at James and Mrs Smiths Thursday evening with progressive games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. H. Sears
East Street
Georgia Shank
Janet Stephan
H. C. Stephan
Henry Rising
Falconer
Ted Falconer
Zacharias
Gee. Danion
Cleveland
Grandma Ream
C. BE. Bernent
Ellsworth Swanker
Helen Eberle
Medina
Chas. Eberle
Elinor
Anna Bryenton
Brunswick
James Smith
Local Prizes Drawn and Community News Highlights
First prizes awarded by Mrs Arthur Law and Court Musser with consolation for Mrs Hal Leach and Arthur Law. The home talent play The Path Across the Hill postponed to April due to cast illness. Mentors Mrs Guy Jenne and children visited. Miss Gladys Hackenburg and George Marsh of Cleveland attended a Bart family supper and a dance. Various locals visited relatives and neighbors. two automobile accidents north of town Sunday caused damage but no injuries. Visits included Lews Cook and others from Cleveland, and D Lloyd with Agnes hosted by the Kidney family in Elyria. Ernest Terrell of Cleveland visited nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Local Social Notes From Olmsted Falls and Cleveland Area
Sunday dinner guests included Ralph Fortune and family with George Fortune and family and Cleveland. Ada Terrell cared for daughter Beatrice Hall in Olmsted Falls. Agnes Burke unveiled a new piano. Roland Schitt from Second Dutch Road is hospitalized in Cleveland. Beardsley moved to daughter’s home in Grafton. Mary Bainbridge visiting daughter in Elyria. George Andrews and Cleveland mother visited town Tuesday. Ann Eldred reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len D. Lloyd
Ralph Fortune
George Fortune
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
Ada Terrell
Olmsted Falls
Beatrice Hall
Agnes Burke
Roland Schitt
Second Dutch Road
Beardsley
Grafton
Mary Bainbridge
Elyria
George Andrews
Ann Eldred
Marriage Noted In Elyria As Atkinson And Harmon Wed
The wedding of Norman Atkinson and Nisa Harmon occurred Tuesday afternoon at the home of daughter Mary Brokaw with Rev. C. Maple officiating. Meanwhile in Dublin, Cosgrave proposes a ban on remarriage for anyone who has divorced, citing strong anti divorce sentiment in Ireland. a future plan may address custody for children of divorced couples.
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Mary Brokaw
Norman Atkinson
Nisa Harmon
Elyria
C. Maple
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Irish Parliment
Dail Eireann
Free State
Ireland
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Grange
Ervin Eppley
Central Book
Court ST
J. H. Bartter
Belen Allen
Litchfield
C. R. Canfield
John Radie
BE. J. Burrer
Susan Burrer
D. Lloyd
Agnes
Kidney
MBS. L. KR
Bainbridge
Eston
Oitrara Laboratoriea
Malden
Musa
Mareh
Strees
Marsh & Son
Tire Service
West Avenue
Eiks
Capes
Coats
Reseda
Lars and
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Milans
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