Canton Group Readies YMCA Circus Appearance
Canton Group, a harmonica and jug band formed by Canton youth, will perform at the YMCA circus. Led by Carl W. Wagner, the group has evolved from boys to young men and has appeared at Canton events and parks. Final rehearsals are set as opening date nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Wagner
YMCA
Canton
Migria
Wagner
Canton Organ Tendon
Elowwins
Stivy Kifmegak
Clowns
William and
Samleat
Elyrian To Speak At Canton Today
Ely W Ingersall Jr of Elytha Dairles Inn is scheduled to speak at Canton today during the Southeastern District meeting of The Ghia Better Milk Association. He will join a round table with producers distributors and health authorities to discuss dairy industry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey W. Ingersall, Jr
Elytha Dairles
Inn
Canton
Ghia Better Milk Assocision
Ingersail
Ohta
Vssovia- Pauatoeek Tras
Wales
Dawy
La Grange Juvenile Partners Meet at Halloon Hall
A juvenile group in La Grange held a meeting in Halloon Hall Monday evening. The event involved planning and community activities as part of local youth engagement efforts.
Fragmentary business note hints at pricing and assets
A damaged fragment mentions customers as valuable assets and hints at pricing dynamics. It references a numeric figure 688 and hints at times or uses but the text is garbled. The overall sense is a terse note on value, pricing, and assets without clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbs
Jose Chem
Autobiography Excerpt Honor Metcalf Family Childhood
The narrative recalls George Metcalf’s youth with Milo, Henry, and sister Eliza in a rough home in Cuyahoga County. It notes Metcalf’s height and strength, his early schooling, and service in a Lith Regt, ending as a Civil War POW in Andersonville. Family life includes playful pranks, pet funerals, and sister Mars’s influence, with marriages and losses shaping the household. The chapter ends with a promise to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Brothers
Sistine
Milo
Dle
Metcalf
Folka
Andersonville
Henry
Binny
Maself
Ehudver
Junen
Ste
Nominating and Constitutional Committees Appointed
Mircb 250 nominating and constitutional committees were appointed. They will report at the port meeting of April 22. This club is one of the largest in the county, growing from a membership of three two years ago to thirty three members. Albert Wilcow is in his sixth year as chief advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mircb
Port Meesting
Apri
Albert Wilcow
Birthday Dinner Honors Mable Holcomb at Home
Mr and Mrs Noah Holcomb hosted a family gathering at Sune Way for the birthday anniversary of their daughter Mable. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Stary of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Archie Chester of Rocks River along with the Jansen family and Mr and Mrs O Brawson. Church activities note follows with De Apr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Holcomb
Sune Way
Mable
Tom Stary
Cleveland
Archie Chester
Rocks Riever
Andrew Jansen
Phyllis
Carol
Keith
0. Brawson
Easter morning services and events at Worthington area churches
Four girl volunteers from the Children’s Home will lead the morning service at Worthington Methodist Church on Sunday April 10. A surprise feature appears during the service at 1515. Gleaners sponsor the Masters sunrise service at 6 on April Te. Breakfast will be served at the Grange Hall at 7:00, a longtime Easter program highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Illome
Worthington
Grange
Local notes on residents and visitors in Belden area
Bribes Alr and Rothgery moved their families onto his brother's farm north of town. Mrs Elveta Battles was a guest of Wellington friends recently. Clarence Silie, wife, cranking his car, broke his arm last week. Miss Frances Knowles of Girard was a four week end guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Wareham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr, Rothgery
Belden
Elveta Battles
Wellington
Clarence Silie
Frances Knowles
Girard
Bernard Wareham
Oberlin Debaters Schedule Midwest Engagements
Oberlin College debaters under Coach J Jeffrey Auer will travel to the midwest for four debates including a radio event with John Marshall Law School on WJJD at 12 15 a m. Debates span March 31 at Baker Community Center St Charles IL Lake Forest College and a Chicago event at the Triangle Social Center. Participants include James Morrill Douglas Morrill Berketerer and Lyle Worth Carlson. Oberlin has logged 43 intercollegiate debates this year with teams from 10 states and over 3 000 audience members across civic club and school talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Midwest
J. Jeffrey Auer
John Marshall Law School
WJJD
Henry Rockwell Baker
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest
Ithe
Triangle Social Center
Hobo College
Chicago
United States
Njames
Douglas Morrill
Don Berketerer
Webster Groves
Ilyworth Carlson
Portland
Ore
Lawa
New York
Iowa
Oberlin Road Girls Organize 4-H Club in Oberlin
Ten girls joined the new 4-H club at Dorotha Rathwell’s home with four more planning to join, totaling fourteen. Advisor Mrs Leong Wellman will continue. Officers elected: Dorotha Rathwell president Ruth Shook vice president Betty Waller secretary Barbara Brooks treasurer Virginia Hurst news reporter Iris Fodor revitation leader. Next meeting early April to choose a club name and sign up projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Dorotha Rathwell
Leong Wellman
Oberlin
Ruth Shook
Betty Waller
Treasuer
Barbara Brooks
Virginia Hurst
Iris Fodor
Women's Society of the Mast Oberlin Church
Bridge Club
Frank Krueger Jr
H Bee
Local social notes reflect spring visits and events
Chesterland residents visit relatives in town and Shelby before returning home. Epworth League youths directed by Clifford Brooks perform at Elyria Home for the Aged. Students and alumnae from Oberlin, Ohio State, and Western Reserve celebrate spring break and birthdays. Local tea hosted by Mrs Alden Hopkins. Lyn don Chapter O E S holds annual inspection April 12 led by Mae Dramm. Farm moves: Frank and Mrs McRoberts relocate to Wellington, son Bruce finishes school year in Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterland
Shelby
U. Leiby
Monroeville
Ep Worth League
Clifford Broks
Elyria Home
Ruth Gott
Olno Wesleyan
Jean Large Adams
Ardell Hastings
Oberlin School of
H. A. Rush
Metamora
Kenneth Rosemary
James Rush
B. H. Ryan
Vickery
C. G. Rush
Lyndon Chapter O. E. 5
Mae Dramm
Gtand
Elyria
Frank McRoberts
Wellington Township
Buswell
Bruce McRoberts
Penfield
Ross
Residents and visitors frequent local homes this week
At the Telegraph road home of Mr and Mrs Walter Grobe a social gathering occurred Thursday night. Reports note Mrs R O Clark ill at her home. Mrs Netta Pird and Mrs A A Saxton, long in St Petersburgh Florida, have returned home. George McRoberts of Humble Oil in Mouston left Houston for San Francisco and then New Guinea for a three year research post. Mrs Lloyd Ashby visited sister Mrs Chester Nash who is ill north of town. Mrs Frank Krueger called on Mrs Lia Kiplinger in Mipton. Mr and Mrs Ralph Husted of Cleveland visited Ken Kern and family. Edward McRoberts and son Billy of San Diego spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts. Mr McRoberts, in San Diego for Vickers Company business, was recalled to Detroit for further instructions on new work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grobe
Telegraph Road
R. O. Clark
Netta Pierd
A. A. Saxton
St. Poatersburg
Florida
George McRoberts
Humble Oil Company
Mouston
Esas
Houston
San Francisco
New Guinea
Lloyd Ashby
Chester Nash
Nash
Frank Krueger
Lia Kiplinger
Mipton
Ralph Husted
Cleveland
Kenneth Kern
Dward McHoberts
Billy
San Diego
California
Parens
Myr
Gar McRoberts
McRoberts
Vickers Company
Detroit
Social News From New Oberlin and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz hosted a dinner with Frances Dubay of Wyandotte Michigan and others from Oberlin. Several neighbors visited relatives in Avon Lake Avon Townline Elyria and Toledo. A Sunday birthday anniversary party at M Wohleber home drew about 20 guests with cards. Multiple calls and visits spread across Vincent Pittsfield Ottawa Kansas Civ Toledo Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Carl Schmitz
Frances Dubay
Wyandotte
Michigan
Mirtle Davis
William
Herman Davis
Oberlin
Frank Schmitz
Peter Neufer
Vincent
C. Justin
Kathérine Nagel
Avon
Charles Krakow
Avon Lake
Urban Kinzel
Kenneth
Grafton
M. Wohleber
Henry Mackert
Townline
N. Webber
Carl Schmiinz
Frank Schmite
Frank Waite
Pittsfield
A. Dion
Toledo
Florence Boise
Harold Steinman
Dickey
D. Brown
Kansas
Civ
Finis Brown
Y. P. L D G Representatives Attend Banquet and Church Night Plans
Sullivan article notes thirteen Y. P. D G representatives attending the Yopedio banquet at Nankin Friday evening. It mentions a Mid-week Lenien Service in the South Sunday school room, a post-service rehearsal, and church night in April. Vl Maik Verda, an Assyrian speaker, will lecture “By the Waters of Babylon.” Holy Week speakers for April 11 week include Rev. Retman of Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Y. Pldg
Nankin
South
Vl Maik Verda
Babylon
Retman
Medina
Local Clergy Share Evening Services and Guests
Rev Albright of Brown led Tuesday evening services followed by Rev Nichols of Chatham on Wednesday and Rev David Davids of Sullivan Congregational Church for Thursday communion. Rev Wingert of Nankin preached Friday with the choir arranging special music. George Cole of Cleveland visiting his mother Mrs Evta Cole. Rev and Mrs RE Aubrey of Wellsborough with Mrs Hilde th Welsh of Elmwood City Pa were week end guests. Rev Aubrey formerly served Sullivan Christian church. Mr and Mrs DE Dudley and children of Elyria visited. LeRoy Taylor attended rural mail carriers banquet. Mrs John Ringler was ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cole
Cleveland
Evta Cole
RE. G. Aubrey
Wellsborough
Hildreth Welsh
Elmwood City
Aubrey
Sullivan Christian Church
D. EB. Dudley
Elyria
Rose Dudley
LeRoy Taylor
John Ringler
North Olmsted PTA to Meet No. Olmsted
The North Olmsted PTA will hold its next regular meeting on Wednesday April 6 with Miss Dorothy Treat of the Museum of Natural History as guest speaker on Education for Spiritual Values and birds. A Maple Sugar Festival is set for April 7 at North Olmsted Congregational Church with maple syrup hot biscuits pickles and coffees.
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Pwt.a
NO. Olmsted
P-T-Aa
Dorothy Treat
Museum of Natural History
P.T.A
O. H. Johnston
J. W. Steinitz
W. Schwartz
C.H. Johnston
Lorain Road
Jas. Brookins
Butternut Ridge Road
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted Interegational
Loram
Barton Roads
Lfl Hares
Gtven
Eagle Cafe Brawl In San Francisco Leaves Bruises
Wong Brauer entered the Eagle Cafe and ordered Chinese noodles. The cafe is described as a Japanese establishment. Brauer sustained cuts and bruises before being removed by patrons to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Prancisco
Warren Brauer
Eagle Cafe
Miterven- Tigh
Brauer
Two Act Comedy Mr Bob Presented at School Auditorium
Wellington notes a two act comedy Mr Bob by Rachel Barker to be staged Friday at the school auditorium under Miss Mary Kelly with cast including Robert Young Armand Ensign Henry Maybaugh Yovanka Zubrick Nettie Naegele Beulah Dague and Anna Buswell. A musical skit Will We Have to Mortgage the Farm will follow with Dick MacDermott Nettie Naegele Isabele Bishbaugh Jeanna Arnold Phyllis Voxtheimer Robert Soules and Clyde Seidel directing the high orchestra.
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Wellington
Mr. Bob
Rachel B. Barker
Mary Kelly
Robert Young
Philip Royson
Armand Ensign
Robert Brown
Henry Maybaugh
Jenkins
Yovanka Zubrick
Rebecca Luke
Nettie Naegele
Katherine Rogers
Beulah Dague
Marion Bryant
Katherine
Duuior High
Wellington garden club plans roses slides event
Wellington Garden club hosts a covered dish at Herrick Auditorium Thursday night followed by slides on roses by Charles Lashley. The Woman's Benefit Association meets at Mrs Mertie Cole's apartment on Herrick avenue West at 1 pm with a covered dish dinner and afternoon sewing. Dorcas society gathers with Mrs Thelma Farnsworth Thursday afternoon. Mrs Tom Smith hears of aunt Mrs Humphrey's death in Ashland. R W Radcliffe on Barker street attends sister Mrs Bessie Green birthday dinner in Camden. Mrs William Body convalesces at home on Barker street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Humphrey
Tom Smith
Ashland
R. W. Radcliffe
Barker Street
Bessie Green
Camden
William Body
Present Play At Woman's Afternoon Club
Mrs D R Arnold presented a presentational play for the Women's Afternoon club at the home of Dir. Harry L Lee. Guests included Mrs Frank Dost Mrs Carol Wisht Mrs Lee Mrs Kida Heares and Mrs Arnold. R E B Clisby reviewed N Coward's Present Indicative. The hostess served home made candy.
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D. R. Arnold
Harry L. Lee
Vonday
Frank Dost
Carol Wisht
Lee
Kida. Heares
Arnold
R. EB. Clisby
Coward
Willian Murray
Wiliam Murray, Jr
Lottie Bruner
Jh le Wieht
J. G. Stemple
Elect Officers for Three 4-H Clubs
The Sun nysiders Hustlers and Qartdoor club met with Mrs. C S Church to elect officers. Mary Jordan was named grand president, Robert Seitters Hustlers president, Louise Obrig Sun nysiders president, Robert Soutes Outdoor Club president. Four new members Catherine Roner Raymond Clodwick Franklin Fulter Don Hart were admitted. Further officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnysiders
Hustlers
Qartdoor Club
Mrs. C. S. Church
Mary Jordan
Robert Seitters
Louise Obrig
Suainysiders
Robert Soutes
Outdoor Club
Catherine Roner
Raymond Clodwick
Franklin Fulter
Don Hart
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness and functional disorders in women, claiming it helps nature tone the system and ease discomforts across generations. The copy urges women to try the product for calmer nerves and improved well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EB Pinkham
Natoy
Lydia F. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia FO Pinkham
Mizpah Sunday School Fish Fry at Church Annex
Litchfield Mizpah Sunday School class of the Congregational church will serve a fish fry at the church annex on Tuesday evening March 29. Service will begin at 6 o'clock. The Ladies of the Congregational church are invited to a missionary meeting in Oberlin on Wednesday April 6. A luncheon will be served and Mrs Rawlinson of China will speak on Missionary Work in a War Torn China. Mrs Pfaiffer should be informed one week before that date. Miss Helen Smith went to Detroit for a month's visit. Rascoe Clark.
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Congregational Church
L. B.5
Oberlin
Rawlinson
China
Shanghai
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Y. M. C. A. Circus
Idyrta Counci
United American Mechanics
J. W. Carpenter
Karvey Rive
Apel
Dastrier Ateetiig
Alyeu Tstaight
Fb Wells
Vounbade Puny Iarsset Saned Eoitny Dle
Aad Ark Seheibel
Noabiadtles
Hanson and
Kraak Beuniter
Elyrian
la Grange
Ray
R-Holt
Lae
Orange
Hon
George Metcalf
Attuacion
April
Gerviers
Myself
Eliza
Maury
Frank
Charlie
Earth
Emily
Farrer
Edward Clark
Peirl
D. R Brown
Mars
Wwe
Clay Terrell
Brookslyn
Cuyahoga County
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NEW Hudson
Hudson
Tebe BP
Broad St
W.B
Stang Motors
Elyria, Ohio
E. Biener
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
I. Hobbs
News Bureau Council
Johnston
Seccsd
New Spring
North Olmsted
Florenca Deran
Fanny Zuber
Mildred Vesberger
Rebekal Lodge
Brecksville
Birdie Ehrbar
Litchfield
Ohio
Olmsted Falls
Rebekah Lodge
Als
Marghet Miller
Adam Oetzel
Harry Mayer
Woodland Avenue
Wallace Allison
Beverly
Osa
Alison
Shepard Barker
Fos Delivery Carntee Na All
Courtiana
Doris Palmer
Bowling Green College
Margery Young
Baldwin Wallace
Richard Barber
Ohio University
Orving Olsen
Frances Rainier
Stuart Wells
Ohio State University
Lawrence Baker
Mustev
Thomas Charles Oreilly
Miami
Fla
Wellington St. Patrick's
H. Hummell
Worida
John Morgan
Margery Keler
Janet Clisby
W. W. Clisby
University of Arizona
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Wranglers Honorary Literary Society
Mascagni
Lois Breyley
Phylis Voxtheimer
Mary Jane Brouse
Janet Carino
Foster Ideal
Broad Street
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