Oberlin Grange draws large crowd for meeting in Grange Hall
Oberlin Grange No 1003 held its regular meeting with about 45 at the business session and roughly 90 for the lecture hour in the Grange Hall on South Main. New members approved and two former members reinstated. invitations extended to Carlisle Amherst Herrneta Kipton Granges for initiatory work with Amherst and Henriettta degree teams to confer two degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange No. 1003
South Main Street
R. E. Heath
Carlisle
Amherst
Henrietta
Kipton
Henrietta Grange
B. Tom
Columbus
Wisdom Seekers
Pittsfield
Grange Hall
Russia Farm Women's Club
Jassie Kimpton
F. W. Brown
South Russ
Orchestra Mussc
J. A
Henrietta Ptg A March PTA Meeting and Community Talks
The March regular PTA session at the Henrietta school featured an Education Objectives address by Mr Kutcher of Oberlin School of Commerce, solo numbers by Mrs Ross and Miss Gleason, and readings by Carl Bate. A later WC T UL gathering hosted Miss Susan Hinman with piano solos and a group song, followed by a banquet for basketball players and substitutes. Revival services were announced for Evangelical and Methodist churches with pastors Amore and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
P.T. A
Kutcher
Oberlin School of Commerce
Fred Ross
Theelin Grauld
Miss Gleason
Allis
Carl Bate
WC. T. UL
Melvin Unger
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
Mra. C
Currier
Elmer Portman
John Geisendoerfer
Anniversary Reception For Inman Couple At South Main
Announceing 59th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs H O Inman of South Main street hosted a reception with relatives friends and neighbors calling from 2 to 5 pm Many gifts were received while the couple remained active and in good health Also noted were visits from extended family including Mrs Alfred Fuller and others from nearby towns and counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Inman
South Main Street
Sugar Camp Socials and Movements Mentioned Nearby
Sunday visitors include Clarence and Dorothy Dague and others from Mero, Canton, and River Corners. A picnic at Sugar Camp followed, with relocations to upstairs rooms on East Main Street and moves to Perry Ohio farm. Local families hosted relatives in Cleveland and Newton, while church groups hosted hot lunches and a Masonic inspection drew many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Camp
Clarence Dague
Mero
Marvin Ingraham
Meo
Mt. Philips
E.R. Howe
East Main Street
Frank Noak
Cun
Grandma Novak
Cleveland
Frieda
Clayton Seebeck
Charles MacLarens
John Kurbage
Arthur Manley
Manley
Perry
Ohio
Haulke
Wellugtom
Glenna Firearlone
Liberty St
Lydia Brown
Newton
Mi Brown
Rainbow
Energcity
Daisyanna
Methodist Shurch Society
Maryholars
Joel
A. Stroup
A.dhart
Warne Adov
Reese
Harry Greet m
Ed Brown
Leu McCourt
W. Lorain
Barnett
Sthie
Kipton Kip Onl and Our Local Families Gathered
A fragmentary report lists numerous local residents and visitors at gatherings, church events, and family dinners over recent weekends. Names include Mr and Mrs Brumby, Hobbie Fos, Mrs Commie Wyler, Miss Mata Oberlin, and several others. notes mention dinners, hospital visits, and attendance at a Memorial hospital in Ely. Camden School notes highlight volleyball with Brighton, the 57 Varieties Club meeting, and an athletic banquet planned for Saturday evening. Rev N D Bates accepted the Community church pastorate and will begin duties soon with services this and next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Coates
George Bohn
Elyria
Henry
Will
Mary Bohn
James White
Grafton
Ed Rothe
Frank Kellie
Wendall Unger
Berlin Heights
Maynard
Paul Court
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Martin Logan
Ruth Portman
L. C. Bates
Edna
Mead Petty
Earl Kendeigh
Emil Burrichter
Mittawanga
Louis Delefield
Anna Bucks
Elmer Buchs
Amherst
Harry Buchs
Aktor
Altice Buchs
Brownhelm
Ernest Buchs
Adam Horn
August Meitzer
Lorain
Clara Eberhard
Kent
Jan Eberhardt
Sportamherst
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Joan Wilhelm
Midway
Jennie Mitchell
BO. A. Bennett
R.A. Middlestead
Avon Lake
King's Herald Society
M. F
Miford Wi
Toro
Sunda
Hanie
Artland
Fami
Conrad Ader
Vie
Wat Adier
Io Northeim
Ueeabeta Sn.rhein
Amber
Louise Emimerick
George Brownthen
Stilton Parrish Og
Elvrra
Mintiver
Lena Gegenheimer
Fred Bauman
Leonard Buches
Alex Bern
Torathea
Daniel Bern
George Madlehon
Lorain Sunda
Earl Bates
Florida
Voreiza Mmilesionary Society of
M. FE
Alberti Reusser
Rew Hare
Mro
Bol Tarr
Mire Tos Rirwed
Louis Uelefeld
Christ Kropf
Axtel
Christian Endeavor Society of Reformed Churra
Charles Price
Melvin Unger
Twinkge
Toledo
Carl Ehrman
John Geisendoerfer
Cora Emmerick
Sarah
Winifred
John Nuhna
Dorotha
Edward Arbert
Varold Schneider
South Amherst
Walter Bennett
Milton Money
South Ridge
Methodist Church
Klotz
Berea
Ira Starkey
Baby
Art Hand
Harry Rucha
Akron
Alice Buchs
Anda Buchs
A. I. Emmerick Jones
Lepucan West
Jinnie Helang
Nike K
Piet Hees
Levene
Minana
Esther
A. Verhins
Brumby
M. Bh. Perkins
Frances
Mama Morgan
Fay Village
Peabody
Glen Beecher
Norwick
Ham
Wit
George Becket
Harold Lathrop
Meury Moehl
Memorial Hospital
Elyta
Moehl
Camden School
CWS
Brighton Boys
Brighton
Camden
Camden Boys
Alger
N. D. Bates
Community Church
Earier
Serviers
Servien
LaGrange Community Club entertained in March
LaGrange residents described a March 26 gathering for the Five Hundred Club with a lunch, card games, and prize winners Mrs Bickel first, Mrs Archer second, Mrs Myles Spicer third, and Mrs C H Opfer consolation. A birthday party and numerous social visits are noted, with several families listed as in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
LA Grange
Mra
Purdy Progser
Cleveland
Five Hundred
Bickel
Archer
Myles Spicer
C. H. Opfer
R.W. Sanders
Wil Younglas
Harley Spicer
Joe Bickel
Herold Opfer
George Nichols
Albert Archer
Melvin Spicer
Paul Nichols
Oberlin All-Star Club entertained by Mrs Kendeigh
In South Amherst Ohio on March 12 the Oberlin All-Star club was hosted by Mrs Milo Kendeigh. A seven o clock two course supper was served in the dining room with pink and white decor. The table centerpiece featured a pink hyacinth and covers were laid for Mrs B K Miller and Mrs ... (text cuts off)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendeigh
South Amherst
All-Star Club
Oberlin
Milo Kendeigh
K. Miller
Oberlin ladies attend bridge and entertainments notes
Week end guests from Oberlin and nearby towns are listed, with Mrs. William Fitz winning a high bridge score and Mrs. Henry Kolb second. A buffet supper at Isaac Slack Stee features Amherst and Elyria visitors. The local high school plans the three act comedy No Body But Nancy directed by Helen Birch, to be staged Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Spalding
Chartes
N. A. Martin
Wright
William Fitz
Oberlin
Sjlepry’ Kolb
William Fitzher
Henury Kolb
Tocal High School
Nancy
Helen Birch
Local club meeting and community notices in Eaton
Eaton unit met at the school March 17 with President K Durkee presiding. Officers selected for May 19 include Mrs A J Carpenter and Gra Walker to lead the program on reforming the women and safety precautions. Attorney H T Cheney spoke on taxation and legislation with County Agent H B Alger. Quilt club members were entertained at Mrs Addison Crowell's. next meeting April 5 at Mrs Traxler's. Mrs Mary Dawley attended. daughter Mrs L J Nairy ill with scarlet fever and quarantined. County farmers institute officers held a conference at Elyria Savings and Trust. Eaton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Os
I. H. Durkee
Lewis Grills
B. M. Nosson
Burton Haies
TH. C. Cheney
Elyria
H. B. Alger
Addison Crowell
Mesdames
BR. Mole
WK. Mandeville
A. R. Chapman
F., Hitt
A. Traxler
F. Phelps
J.’ Shuster
C. Brumanschenké
R. L. Barth
Mr. Nairy
Winifred Thills
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Ele Durkee Ernent Smith Mrs Parker and Miss Harriet Crowell are listed as representatives. The institute date Jan 27 2 is noted with state aid promised. Practices tonight March 26 at home of tat and Mrs W F Splete. Sunday school Ladies Class plans to serve basketball banquet March 28 in school gym. Guests include Mr and Mrs Karl Lewis from Brunswick and others visiting local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele. Durkee
Ernent Smith
Parker
Mise
Harriet Crowell
Altholr
Larch
Tat
W. F. Splete
Karl Lewis
Brunswick
LD. Martin
Morris Varsey
Fields
Perry Dawley
Grace Reed
Richard Reed
Lakewood
M. Decker
Marie
Cleveland
Charles Dawley
Philip
Hlyvia
E. E. Durkee
Orin Durkee
Earl Durkee
Grafton
Helen Phelps
John Hennie
A. A. Dannell
Turea
Myra
James
Lorain Road
E. P. Mack
Fred Brunger
Mr. Brunger
Birmingham M EF Church weekly notices and social calls
Sunday services at 10 45 A M and 7 P M with 48 in Sunday school. Temperance talk by Mr Wilkinson of Cleveland. Pathfinders and teachers hosted a gathering with tea at Mrs J H Dennison’s. Numerous local families from Oberlin Lorain and Elyria visited, hosted, or called on relatives this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham M. BE
Fred Ross
Reds
Blues
Wilkinson
Cleveland
Birmingham M. FE
Pathfinders
Birmingham
M. FE
J. H. Dennison
Alan, Beoc
Harold Berbtol
Toledo
Othe Sundas Fuet
Bechtot
Mies
Elizabeth Terrell
Bis
Rebenca Seimirkous
Si“bert
Amy Young
Oberlin
UH. Collingwood
Ellice Ennes
Norwalk
Mary
W. Reid
Woveland
Warth
Kathrine Tletmsath
Robert Youngless
Arthur
M. EB. Clary
Orlo Coven
DeLaurice
Kipton
Theola Coven
Ashland
Theodore Ries
Myron
Art Meyers
Shirley
Milan
George Wilber
Jd. D. Parker
Riggle
John Ladrach
Joe Bickel
Laltrange
Mattie Grover
Huron
Jessie Berkmeyer
R. H. Waldron
Howard
Jimmy
Marquite
Berlin Heights
Mary Bogart
Harold Ives
Adam Horn
Lee Cartwright
Loralp
H. Sneilanberger
J. J. Stoller
George Hogan
W. J. Lawrence
Joseph Gang
Townsend
Ohio
Thomesa R. Buck
Avon Lake
Oscar Fleming
Relta
Ross Fleming
Len Kelley
T. W. Wither
Won
Harry
Elyria
Mrs G Kuhlman in past week noted in writing
In the past week Mrs G. Kuhlman was involved with correspondence or records noted in this writing though details are unclear. The item records a personal reference to Mrs G. Kuhlman and a contextual note about timing.
Ridgeville Grange Holds Degree Work and Plans April Meeting
Ridgeville Regional Meeting at Ridgeville Grange featured first and second degree demonstrations by seven candidates led by Mrs. M Eldred and BE Fulmer with E Munn. A seventh degree meet is set for April 2 at 8 pm. Deputy Fo Mason urged April reinstatement for charter members with one year dues in advance. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Nidgeville
Fidgeville
North Haro
Strunksville
Penfield
Columbia
Huntington
Penfield Grange
M. Eldred
Anna Nieding
Kern
North Luton
BE. Fulmer
E. Munn
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Fo Mason
Mra. Burkley-Barter
Mra. L. New Tford
Agnes
New Daughter Born To Ridgeville Couple Amid Local Socials
Ridgeville briefs recount a Ridgeville couple welcoming a daughter, with numerous weekend visits and gatherings noted. Local social circles include Rose Walker and Clara Raumer in Avon, Wapps Octet Club events, and family visits from Cleveland, Michigan, and Pittsfield. A funeral for K. Austin in North Olmsted is mentioned, along with a highway statistic note citing eight passenger fatalities in 1930–1981 annual comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapps Octet Club
Migs Lrillauadawas
Auiel
Alberta Adams
Harry Hopp
Dorothy Whidden
Ralph
Margaret Miller
Pittsfield
E. M. Knowles
David Hayes
Francia Gerhart
Austin
North Olmsted
James Sayers
Cleveland Road
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E. D. Schramm
Oberlin Grance
Beta
Ira Grein
Pedro
Viola Pavhier
Donald Tolzhaurr
Mary Heath
George Rees
Schoaner
Zeliete
Waater
Walters
Russell Ku Hash
Clifton Metawell
Harvey Born
Harold Emmerick
Julius Bonner
Evangelical Church
J. 11 Amore
Mary Becker
W. D. Whitney
Laverne
Spencer
C. Q. Burrell
Elying
H. H. Howe
Rosie Mand
Will Becker
John Unger
Wilford Coutre
Milton Graber
Charles Cook
E. M. Cook
Charles Latteman
William Krebs
Jans Kadervek
D. A. Bennett
Max Coates
Mise Florence Coates
Roy Bristol
Joan Getsendoorfer
Amelia Parker
Birwingham
Paul Hostettler
John Stich
Biss Ria
Paul Portman
Richard Brechmacher
Wakeman Succar
Walter Walser
Bay Village
Iday
Shire
George Brouzh
Louse
Emmeriex
John Nuhn
Vasper
Preston White
Rene Aubig
Ron
Phere
Nau Kramer
Pneumons
Steve Brown
Lod
Boone
Clara Wovurs
F. i. Moore
Aktin
Pert iSunde
Ne 5 Grints
Meri
Hobo Mose
Meoo
Mariam Himee
Closrand
Greata
Durbages
Fannin
Miga
Amity Teg Af Tietelitia
Vot Tutler
Jhon
Miron
Wee Bee
Deeks Ganedts
Aldrich
Tad Quade
Mire
Thal
Ty PL
Alfred Fuller
Hunington
Clem Finkle
Lydia Danagherty
Mixa Evelyn Allen
Garfield
Torain
Misa Beulah Woods
Blanche Abshire
Paul Woods
Shreve
Clara I Woods
Fred Tyran
Nin
No EE. Fulter
Anna Betz
Bedford
Karl Tin*ker
Tarry McDonald
Worthy Gannoett
Lagrange
Stork News
Charles Sparks
Charlos Allen
Linden
Kinect
Beidon
Wisteria Club
Mra. J
Ladies Aid Meeting
Flora Foster
AL. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
J. A. Nichols
E. M. Freenan
Jee Kiasek
Williamson
Siyria
South
Leslia Gott
Walter Date
Minnie Wight
Ingersoll
Kisra
St. Petersburg
B. Ho
M. Bo
Peur Alain Street
Bea's Farm
Alerog Adams
Waby
Moire Speer
Tvasegs
Myre
W. B. Richmond
Wellington
Ned Gath
Sep
Ariine Adams
Qbertin
Robert Keluer
Micah Dean
Ani
Vary
Wall Knowles
Hien Carmel
Minnie Willard Af Elvela
Karl Kolinnki
C. B. Rawpou
Harry Woodcoch
Tifadys Larrison
Tely- Ma
Lew Bowell
F. B. Gott
H. M. Powers
A. M
Miss Read Foster
St. Luke's Trospital
Mason Powers
Salem
Uorah Reinhart
Albert Claus
Isaac Slack
Ste
Jon Menz
John Reinhart
Hronsheim
Ralph Smith
Berlin Leights
Dorothy Reinhart
H. KE. Dulmage
Couny
Velebrat Sirtadays
Charles Kolb
Javob Kolb
John Winsona
St. George Thompson
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Persreer At &R
Pegenes
Clark
Mvims
Ries
Aid
William Mose Cya
Mowry Gate
Ted Waser
Praga
Cleyvetand
Gad
Witham Bhsiman
Aimeret
Arthas
Ridgeville
Elfen Clark
Lakewood Hosspital
Lucy Walker
Misa Lucy Wilford
Albert Reet
Fairview Village
J Stark
Clara Raumer
Win Raisaut
Lawrence Ratheasy
Aml Familie
Phubert
Teter
Mart
Sarre
Carinede
Eldred
Fafy
Van
Waller Harwedel
Aller Schwind
Clevidand
Bo Millar
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