Debaters To Enter Heidelberg Contest
Oberlin High School debate team plans to compete in Heidelberg college for the second annual forensic tournament on Friday March 29. Participants include Wade White Martin Nasipak Clara Reinhard and Lendrum Macfachren. Oberlin last year won oratory and Troy high school won debate. Scholarships worth 100 and 50 dollars for debate top finishers and 50 and 25 dollars for oratory top finishers are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin High School
Heidelberg College
Wade White
Martin Nasipak
Clara Reinhard
Lendrum Macfachren
Troy High School
Osborn
Engagement of Emily Worcester to Reginald Leister
Mr and Mrs P G Worcester of Morgan Street announce the engagement of their daughter Emily Ada Worcester to Reginald S Leister of Toledo. Miss Worcester has led the Home Service Department at Northwestern Ohio Gas and Fuel in Toledo for the past year. Leister heads publicity for the United States Advertising Corporation of Toledo. The wedding is planned for Oberlin in the last week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
Emily Ada Worcester
Reginalds. Leister
Toledo
Miss Worcester
Home Service Department
Northwestern Ohio Gas and Fuel Company
Students Present Pirate Ship Musical Friday
A musical play titled Pirate Ship will be performed Friday afternoon March 29 at 1 40 in the Pleasant Street school auditorium. The Opportunity Room pupils directed by Miss Gladys Myers invite all interested to attend the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Opportunity Room
Gladys Myers
Representatives To State Meet Chosen
At a Monday afternoon business meeting of the Women’s club representatives to the state meet were selected. The meeting confirmed the club’s plans and duties for the statewide gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Club
Women’s club sends five to State Federation meet
Representatives of the Women’s club to the State Federation meeting at Columbus were chosen: Mrs. P. D. Hubbard, president. Mrs. Arthur Williams. Mrs. Philip Sherman. Mrs. Frances Eakle. and Mrs. Frank W. Tobin. The state meeting will be at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus on April 10, 11, and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Columbus
P. D. Hubbard
Arthur Williams
Philip Sherman
Frances Eakle
Frank W. Tobin
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
ObErlin History Club hosts papers on English Imperialism and Suffragette Movement
Mrs L J Morris entertained the History department of the Oberlin Women's club at her West College street home Tuesday afternoon. Papers on English Imperialism and The Suffragette Movement were presented by Mrs J D Yocum and Mrs R A Phipps. Mrs R W Allen will host the next department meeting on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Morris
Oberlin Women's Club
West College Street
Great Britain
J. D. Yocum
R.A. Phipps
R. W. Allen
Wilkins to Return to Oberlin in April Amid Health Push
President Ernest H. Wilkins, wintering in Florida for health reasons, is expected back in Oberlin on April 5 according to recent word. Oberlin visitors included Mrs. Joe Lukes and daughter Joan of Cleveland and Mrs. C. A. Prather of Elyria. Other social notes report Miss Jeanette Younglass and Mrs. C. A. Linderman of Elyria visiting Mrs. Walter Hunter, and William Sedgeman of Toledo spending the weekend with his parents on West College street. Ted Wigton, 12, underwent an appendicitis operation at Allen hospital and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Wilkins
Florida
Oberlin
Joe Lukes
Joan
Warren Road
Cleveland
C. A. Prather
Elyria
Jeanette Younglass
C. A. Linderman
Walter Hunter
North Pleasant Street
William Sedgeman
Toledo
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
Ted Wigton
Mms. C. E. Wigton
Allen Hospital
Spencerites Learn of Kuhin Accident in Fremont
Spencer O March 27 relatives report George Kuhin and wife injured in a Wednesday evening car crash at Fremont. Mrs Kuhin severely injured and in Fremont Community Hospital while Mr Kuhn slowly recovers at home. Their niece and nephew Clarence and Dague visited, finding Mrs Kuhin in serious condition and Mr Kuhn improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
George Kuhin
Fremont
Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Relief and Energy Boost
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to soothe the stomach by addressing the real cause of indigestion. The vegetable remedy markets itself as a gentler substitute for calomel, promising improved bowel function, reduced bad taste, and increased energy with a small nightly dose.
Local families visit and return home from Florida winter
Residents and relatives from Well ington Medina Litchfield Ashland Lorain and Cleveland travel to and from Florida for winter and visit with kin and friends in the area. Notable mentions include Mrs. Bill Berbeck Mrs. Sherman Kramer and families Burton Rock and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQueen in Well ington Ruth Bowman of Medina Bernice Roob nursing at Charity Hospital Cleveland J. K. McDowell Ella Rumbaugh Rebecca Heilman Harley Hicks and others. A nurse aid Mrs Chandos Varney aided a patient Mrs N J Walters has been ill. Pythian Sisters plan a card party March 29 at K P hall. Earl Van Boxel and Theodore Van Xoxel visit from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Berbeck
Sherman Kramer
Akron
Burton Rock
Florida
Fred McQueen
Wellington
Ruth Bowman
Medina
Derr Bowman
Bernice Roob
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
John Rooth
J. K. McDowel
West Salem
Ella Rumbaught
Homerville
Rebecca Heilman
Harley Hicks
Ashland
Ainleigh Hendricks
Ivan Boone
Litchfield
A. H. Breyley
Geraldine Weidrick
Sharon
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Leon Pixley
Lorain
Catherine Fuller
Walter Rook
Preston White
Elyria
N. J. Walters
South Main Street
Chandos Varney
Clifton Brerlexy
Eva McVicker
Odessa Peabody
Alma Rose
Amherst
Martin Weidrick
Baptist Missionary Society
Howard
Earl van Boxel
Frank Rice
Theodore van Xoxel
Gymnasts Highlight P T A Meeting In New London
A large audience saw Coach Richard Meyer and his gymnasts at the New London P T A gathering. Highlights included a physical defect demonstration, James Coombs dancing, tumbling and wrestling, with Miss Katherine Edgar at the piano. The treasurer reported about 51 dollars in funds and a welfare request for shoes for many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Richard Meyer
Earl Goodrich
L. L. Leech
Winifred Upton
B. G. Winebar
Meyer
James Coombs
Young Coombs
Katherine Edgar
Coombs
New London Hospital Reports Record Year
Hospital superintendent Parie Y. Smeitzs released the annual New London report showing 36 patients, 6740.40 receipts from county village township and hospital patients, and 144.64 balance at year start. Major and minor operations numbered 44 and 18 respectively with obstetrical cases at 17 and 4 deaths, infant 7. New surgical equipment and an electric refrigerator were purchased for hospital use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie Y. Smeitzs
New London Hospital
Tr Leen
Wind River Indian Agency to trap 200 pheasants for preserves
Robert A. Hocker, state game official, negotiates with Wind River Indians near Lander Wyoming to trap 200 pheasants for placement on state game preserves for propagation purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wio
Wind River
Robert A. Hocker
State
Aimionate
Vanishing parties mark busy week in Columbia
Columbia March 28 Mrs Ralph King and baby Dale Everest expected home this week. Roy Perkins seriously ill after appendicitis. Numerous Vanishing parties filled the weekend with hosts and guests including Mills, Snell, Ives, Pinckney, Jacquays, Sabins, Cather, and more. Churches announce sermons and meetings as community health notes warn of measles complications.
Community Notes From New Oberlin District Scene
New Oberlin society page reports Mr and Mrs George H Dion and Mrs A Dion of Elyria visiting. Wm Peabody at Grange meeting. Mrs Bertha Sheckier from Liberty Center and multiple locals visiting Falkner and Wilcox households. Attendees include Schmitz, Wohteber, Corfman, Webber, Justin, Farnsworth, and others with a funeral in Esstia and a Elyria excursion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
George H. Dion
A. Dion
Elyria
Frank Schmits
Wm. Peabody
Carlist Grange
Bertha Sheckier
Liberty Center
Ohio
Maria Corfman
We. J. Wenx
Stramore
Falkner
EsTia
F. C. Brown Apent
W. H. Peabody
Harry Feilen
Levi Farnsworth
Rochester
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Elyria and New London
The Peck home in New London hosts plans as Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Dion of Elyria dine with Mr. and Mrs. N. Webber. Birthday felicities for Mrs. M. Webber are noted after neighbors gather Sunday evening. Sewing Circle attendees include Mrs. N. Webber and Mrs. C. Justin at Sacred Heart rectory. Further visits include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin of Dover Center with Falkners, Mrs. Richardson hosting, and Mrs. Charles Davis spending an afternoon with Mrs. Carl Schmitz. Matt Wohleber and Frank Schmitz visit the Justin Martin home in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Dover Center
Falkners
Richardson
Oberlin
Wm. Peabody
Charles Davis
Carl Schmitz
Matt Wohleber
Frank Schmitz
Justin Martin
Elyria
Belden BRIEFS Update From Local Socials
March 8 Belden notes document a string of visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Law hosted in Canton while relatives visited in Litchfield Elyria and Cleveland. High school roller skating party drew a large crowd at Rainbow Gardens in Elyria.
Birthday Dinner Honors Medina Nephew at Fairmount Tea Room
Mr and Mrs D G Reisinger and sons Edward and Fred joined guests at a Tuesday dinner hosted by Mrs Bertha Damon on Fairmount boulevard. The event celebrated the fifth birthday of her nephew Jerry Weldner of Medina, with other attendees including Mr and Mrs F W Weidner Mr and Mrs T J Weidner Ebert Nesbett Daniel Nesbett Miss MayBelie and Miss Marjorie Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Reisinger
Edward
Fred
Bertha Damon
Fairmount Boulevard
Jerry Weldner
Medina
F. W. Weidner
T. J. Weidner
Ebert
Daniel Nesbett
MayBelie
Marjorie Reisinger
Farewell Party for Ed and Hattie Dambaugh
About thirty five neighbors gathered at the Dambaugh home on Tuesday evening for a farewell party. They enjoyed sandwiches jelly cake and coffee as the couple moved last Saturday to a farm on Banks road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dambaugh
Belden
Beers
Lang
Surprise shower honors Miss Dorothy Rising at home
Miss Dorothy Rising was honored at a surprise shower hosted by her parents on Friday evening with about twenty former schoolmates. Games and contests entertained guests before a late 7:30 lunch. She will wed Kenneth Colby of Cincinnati and received many gifts. The Armbrusters visited Mrs. Grabenstetter, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter with Frances called Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rising
Miss Rising
Kenneth Colby
Cincinnati
Francis
Leona Armbruster
George Grabenstetter
Joseph Walter
Frances
Livestock Influx Swells Ozark Market This Spring
Mammoth Spring officials report a heavy shipment of cattle horses and mules driving into the Ozark country to replenish stocks sold during last summer's drought. Mayor M A Wood says the influx may exceed any previous season in local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Spring
Ark
Ozark Country
M. A. Wood
Weekend visitors spread through Pittsfield relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Monaghan and two sons Richard and Robert of Detroit visited relatives in Pittsfield with Mrs Ella West and Florine. Graydon Brandt of Columbus stayed with his parents then drove to Columbia with his son Gradon and nephew Henry Brandt. Frank Rowell of Cleveland, formerly from Florida, visited A A Mohrman and other locals. Leon Beam and two children Betty and Richard of Henrietta visited R L Jordan. John Wynn visited his sister and her husband in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Charles Monaghan
Richard
Robert
Detroit
Mich
Ella West
Florine
Graydon Brandt
Columbus
Carl
J. Brandt
Brandt
Columbia
Gradon
Henry Brandt
Cleveland
Frank Rowell
Florida
A. A. Mohrman
R. E. Campbell
Eva Campbell
Fred Sheffield
Leon Beam
Betty
Henrietta
R. L. Jordan
John Wynn
Jesse Latteman
Elyria
Sunday Dinner Guests at Sheffield Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs George Devereaux and daughters Beatrice and Doris of Penfield. On Sunday evening Miss Gertrude Hunt of Oberlin was a guest at the Sheffield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sheffield
George Devereaux
Beatrice
Doris
Penfield
Gertrude Hunt
Oberlin
Sheffield
Local Moves See Families Shifting Homes
Mr and Mrs Otto Robinson and family relocate from Ford Crosier tenant house to Elyria Ohio. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown plan moving from Fred Sheffield farm into the house vacated by the Robinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Robinson
Ford Crosier
Elyria
Russell Brown
Fred Sheffield
Mrs. Robinson
Local social guests share Friday evening supper
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Brill and several Oberlin families joined Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Whitney for Friday supper. A later gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Waite welcomed relatives and friends with a warm sugar supper. Attendees included Mrs. Levina Waite and others, along with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Waite and the Jordan families.
Birthday Party Honoring Mr Bartholomew’s Birthday
Mrs Clair Bartholomew entertained relatives at their home on Saturday evening for her husband’s birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jordan and family, Mr and Mrs Russell Jordan and two daughters, Miss Dorothy Waite, Mr Franklyn Wright and Mr Robert Waite of Wellington, Mr and Mrs Leon Beam and children Betty and Richard, Miss Mary Cherry, Miss Helen Cherry, Mr John Cherry of Henrietta, Mr Charles Houghton of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs Clarence Jordan and daughters Elizabeth Gertrude and Ruth, Mr and Mrs A L Waite, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jordan and two children, and Mr Russell Schuster. cards were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Brill
Charles Brill
Oberlin
A. M. Sherburne
Albert McDole
Marilyn Joan
C. H. Whitney
George Waite
Levina Waite
Wellington
Mabel Norton
A. L. Waite
Clarence Jordan
Kenneth Jordan
Clair Bartholomew
Lawrence Jordan
Russell Jordan
Dorothy Waite
Franklyn Wright
Robert Waite
Leon Beam
Betty
Richard
Mary
Helen Cherry
John Cherry
Henrietta
Charles Houghton
Elizabeth
Gertrude
Ruth
Russell Schuster
Social Guests Visit Local Families This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Raymond L Walker and son Corbitt of West Ridge and Mr and Mrs Thad Wilson of Birmingham were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Heiden. Callers of Mrs William Weekly and sons on Thursday evening were Mr and Mrs Frank Gott and Miss Betty Hemphill. Mrs Will Bert of Oberlin spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs A M Sherburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Walker
Corbitt
West Ridge
Thad Wilson
Birmingham
Earl Heiden
William Weekly
Frank Gott
Betty Hemphill
Will Bert
Oberlin
A. M. Sherburne
Weeks Family Trip To Sharon Pa
Mr and Mrs William Weeks and their sons John and Earl motored to Sharon Pennsylvania on Sunday for a family outing and drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weeks
John and
Earl
Sharon
Brandt and Rowe Wed in Oberlin Marriage
Mr Evlyn Brandt, younger son of Mr and Mrs Fred Brandt now of Oberlin formerly of Pittsfield, married Miss Margaret Rowe daughter of Mrs Lena Rowe of Oberlin on March 26. They will reside in Oberlin for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evlyn Brandt
Fred Brandt
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Margaret Rowe
Lena Rowe
Miss Luikart Improves After Appendectomy at Allen Hospital
Miss Margaret Luikart underwent an appendectomy at the Allen Hospital in Oberlin on Friday evening. Dr. Clement of Elrria performed the operation and reports she is greatly improved at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Luikart
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Clement of
Elrria
With the Help of Scottie Play by Milan Cast
Mrs. Neil Jones directs a three act play by Milan youth at Pittfield Methodist Church on Tuesday evening April 2 at 7:30. Cast includes Alto Miller Lewis McLaughlin Henry Wikes Clark Turner Hazel Strong Helen Roe Evelyn Meeker Eloise Mac Lane. The show offers moral humor and two hours of clean fun, following prior successful productions by Milan Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Jones
Virgie West
Milan
Pittfield Methodist Church
Alto Miller
Lewis McLaughlin
Henry Wikes
Clark Turner
Hazel Strong
Helen Roe
Evelyn Meeker
Eloise Mac Lane
Scottie
Mrs. Jones
Milan Grange
Birthday Party Attended by Local Residents in East Russia
Mrs. F. C. West Miss Nell Mc Roberts and others attended a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edmonds in East Russia. Family guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McRoberts and Frank Clark and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. West
Nell McRoberts
Metta Peard
Arthur McRoberts
Frank Clark
Andy Edmonds
East
Russia
Birthday celebration for Mr Edmonds on Monday evening
A public birthday event honored Mr Edmonds with an evening of dancing and cards as the main diversion. Belle of the occasion provided refreshments, served promptly, with no late hour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edmonds
Bellefoun
Mrs Nell Jones and son visit Milan relatives
Mrs Nell Jones and her son Roger of Milan spent from Friday evening until Sunday with her mother Mrs F C West, sharing time and family memories in a brief local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Jones
Roger
Milan
F. C. West
A Capella Choir Delights M E Church Audience
A fine audience greeted the A Capella Choir at the M E church on Sunday evening and greatly enjoyed the fine singing rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Scout Troop 602 Meets. Democratic Women Host Supper
Valley City reports Scout Troop 602 held its weekly meeting with Committeeman Ralph Feuchter giving a talk. Refreshments were provided by the Flying Eagle patrol. Also noted is a Medina Democratic Women's Club pot luck supper and card party attended by several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Scout Troop 602
Ralph Feuchter
Flying Eagle Patrol
Democratic Women's Club of
Medina
Richard Reutter
William Steck
George Wolfe
Harry Bauer
Earl Arick
Mrs Ed Stever Hosts Bridge Party With Five Tables
Mrs Ed Stever entertained a bridge party on Thursday evening with five tables in play. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Maude Hauck and Mrs Arthur Hauck, while Mrs Earla Arick received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Stever
Scouts Parade at Akron Earns Flag and Insignia Refurbish
The local Boy Scouts of Group 502 joined the parade and attended the Akron circus on Saturday evening. They now possess a large American flag and insignia for rank and troop numbers, funded by the P. T. A. gift, while awaiting their troop flag delayed by special lettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
St Martin's Altar Society meets all day at church hall
Altar Society of St Martin's holds an all day meeting in the church hall on Thursday. Lenten services shift to Thursday evening this week with the Junior senior play set for Friday. Mrs Hatrek and Mrs Steck attended a YWCA luncheon in Medina on Wednesday. Mrs Schaeffer and daughters Jeanne and Marie spent the weekend with the Earl Arick hone. Ray Frisk and Jans visited Mr Frisk in Cleveland Thursday. John and Mrs Sailer of Medina, formerly local, announce the birth of a son March 24 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The community mourns 15 year old Fred Wohlschlager a high school sophomore who died days after an appendix operation. Funeral at St Martin's Church Tuesday at 9. Survivors: mother and stepfather Mickebrink a sister Martha and brother Frank. Brunswick Valley Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Rom Hogue of Brunswick with two tables. prizes to Mrs Clifford Brown and Mrs George Wolfe high scores. Elmer Eyssen got consolation. Mr and Mrs Orlin Freese announce birth of a daughter March 18 at their home. E C Grabenstetter and daughter Mabel Grabenstetter visited Kent Sunday. Theodore Gerbitz and Bertha Hauck of Cleveland spent Sunday evening with Mrs John Hauck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ralph King
Dale Everett
Roy J. Perkins
Charles Sheer
Chagrin Falls
Charles Mills
Geo. Churchward
Ernest Dunford
Linda Rundle
Florence
Bertha Grills
James Wright
Breckenridge
Allen Snell
George Weekly
Harry Cartright
Milo Stearns
Williard van Dyke
Cleveland
F.C. Ives
Ives
Harold Cartright
Gertrude
Fern Pinckney
Wade Jacquays
L. J. Sabins
Roland Cartright
Alfred Darey
Eleanor
Florabel Snell
James Cather
Snell
Hattie Stephen
Chas. Mills
Burl Martin
Willard Hathaway
Ora Walker
Irene Healey
Carl Stephens
Sylvia Ives
Roy Radcliffe
Camden
Mary Pinckney
Mary Carr
Toledo
Harold Halderman
Baptist Church
Halderman
Ministers’ Council
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Bertha Gest
Mildred
Fern Gest
Detroit
Mich
Twain
Methodist Church
Clvrde Rose
Maggie Hathaway
Seville
Kittl Ruth Hathaway
Baptist Mission Circle
George Bremner
J. H. Bartter
P. W. Hamlet
China
John Snell
Rose Baker
Acme Grange
Hummell
Virginia Putt
H. C. Hunter
M. E. Church
H. C. Cartlight
Hattie Stephens
Bert Odell
Lakewood
Betty Anderson
Rocky River
Anna Broun
Irene Healer
Berea
Burt Martin
North Eaton
Earl Putt
Roy Putt
Mamie Neill
Daytona Beach
Florida
St. Martin's Altar Society
Church Hall
St. Martin’s Church
Carl Hatrek
William Steck
Y. WL. C A
Medina
Anna Schaeffer
Jeanne
Marie
Earl
St. Martin's Church
Tuesdy
Mickebrink
Martha
Frank
Brunswick Valley City Ridge
Rom Hogue
Brunswick
Ivo
Clifford Brown
George Wolfe
Elmer Eyssen
Orlin Freese
E. C. Grabenstetter
Mabel Grabenstetter
Kent
Theodore Gerbitz
Bertha Hauck
Jonn Hauck
Anne Whats Her Name junior senior play at school
The Junior Senior class play Anne Whats Her Name a mystery of thrills and snickers will be at 8 p m Friday March 29 in the school auditorium The lower six grades will present The Midsummer Nights Dream as part of the spring music program on Thursday April 11 Dr Garber gave an engaging talk on Eskimo life and habits with colorful northern scenes The mixed chorus has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Emma Oncn
Garber
Avon Sewing Circle Meeting at St Marys Parish Hall
The Ladies of St Mary's parish held a quilting meeting at the church hall in Avon on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Mary Linden won the special prize and a luncheon was served by a committee at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
St. Mary’s Pariah
Church Hall
Mary Linden
Charzo
Ladies Aid Plan Bake Sale At Baptist Church Event
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met at Mrs. King's Center road home Tuesday afternoon with many attendees. They discussed a bake sale and spent time placing quilt blocks before light refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Leslie Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church
Donald Hubbard Birthday Party At Home After School
Friends joined Donald Hubbard after school to celebrate his birthday anniversary. They spent time playing games and then enjoyed lunch. Donald received several nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hubbard
Donald
Royal Circle of M E Church meets at Mrs Miriam Fisher home
The Royal Circle of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Miriam Fisher. Members discussed church activities and upcoming events in a brief gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
M. E. Church
Miriam Fisher
Epworth League pot luck and meeting with visitors
The Epworth League held a 5 30 PM pot luck supper on Sunday, followed by a regular meeting at 6 50 led by Mr Hack ett of Cleveland. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J Rush and son Keneth of LaGrange, Mrs Dorothy Cahoon and daughter Miss Altha Merritt, and Mrs Charles Merritt of Lakewood. The Lorain County Gospel Chorus will lead the Sunday evening service at the Baptist church on March 31, with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Hackett
Cleveland
J. Rush
Keneth
LaGrange
Dorothy Cahoon
Altha Merritt
Charles Merritt
Lakewood
LaVerne Pickering
Lorain County
Baptist Church
York and Liverpool meet in Brunswick music festival
The two groups The Vesper Hymn and O, Morn of Beauty will be sung April 3 as York and Liverpool join at Brunswick for a regional music festival. Community events note the festival lineup and local church activities including a Friday fish fry. Edna Wolf of Cleveland visited her parents this week while families from Smithville and Cleveland joined gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Liverpool
Bruswick
Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical Church
Church Hall
Edna Wolf
Cleveland
Henry Wolf
Willard
Smithville
Ohio
Andrew Reusch
Louise Mack
Arthur Wolf
Ohio State University
Columbus
Clarence Arnold
Seville
S. C. Arnold
O. B. Arnold
Robert
Coletta Laule
John Sailer
Margaret Obermiller
North Canton
J. S. Obermiller
Land Found De Molay Order In Kansas City March 1919
Frank S. Land of Kansas City Missouri founded the Order of De Molay on March 24 1919 with a group of nine boys forming the first chapter in the organization history chaired by Land as Grand Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Land
Kansas City
Order of de Molay
Plutarch on Trumpet Tones Compared to Ass Braying
A brief remark notes that Plutarch compared trumpet tones to the bray of an ass. The ancient thinker used vivid imagery to describe loud, hornlike sounds and their harsh, donkey-like quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Laxated Iron Promises Easy Health Boost
A health notice touts Laxated Iron as a balanced iron supplement in chocolate coated tablets. It claims helps thin nervous women and promises a money back guarantee if not fully effective after one week, distributed by Primp’s Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primp
Dru
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Louis Biss
Phoone 12
N. Pleasant St
Heidelberg
Emily
Clara Green
Elmwood Places
Pelham
N. Y
J. D. Barnes
North Main Street
Petersburg
James Barnes
State University
Christ Church Auxiliary
R. L. Curtis
James
Midland
J. L. Edwards
Paul Bridges
Harvey Browand
Will Wertz
Chatham
Clara Woods
E. E. Ames
Cleveland Heights
Simon Rice
Miami University
Ames
J. P. Patterson
K. M. Weidrick
Pittsburgh
Blake Thompson
Nancy Jane
River Corners
Grant Hull
E. R. Hull
H. Zembrodt
Kenmore
Ror Brouse
Lydia Deckey
Fostoria
Malinda Navier
Harry Miller
Beal
Temple
Mar Sie Fusselnigan
Lodi
Tauredas
Marcie
Balhoup
Nese
J. C. Vanderline
Lydia Wer
Ben Song
Grafton
Myron Sony
Irene Auhie
River Stix
Advi
Murbach Coal & Supply Bo
W. Bridge
Albert Armbruster
Rainbow Gardens
Jeanne Wise
Betty Taylor
Clarence Wise
Mary Wise
Henry Prienfer
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Charles Wise
Rhoda Burgess
Jimmie Smith
Percy Root
John Law
Bridge Party
Sewing Circle
Ladies’ Aid
Royal Circle
Phillip Katz
Newport
R. A. Stuble
Carl Hauck
Allendorf
Steyrer
Eve Iay
the Lainted Iron Co
Elyria Building Exposition
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
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