Avon Lake Notes Highlights and School Play Cast
Avon Lake reports W R Reid's return home after illness and visits by Mrs Arthur Hudson and other locals to Cleveland. A Sixth grade play Teddy Bear Stays Off Relief featured a long cast led by Victor Rouse and others. flag salute and Bible reading noted with students June Schwendeman and Janice Schwendeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Rouse
Glen Beard
Betty Cajka
Ruth Tomanek
Marcella Shuti
Russell Alten
Joan Livingston
Mary Wood
Edward Seavert
Patty Combe
Bob Moore
Bob Gillenwater
Charles Lott
Stanley Yellick
Jim Taylor
James Best
Gloria Werdel
Bill Dunker
June Schwendeman
Bibie
Janice Schwen
Senior Activities Schedule for May at Lorain Area
A list of May events includes a Senior Skating party at Lorain Coliseum on May 2 and a Music Festival on May 4 at 8 PM. May 5 features a Track Meet at Oberlin, May 6 district scholarship tests at Kent, and May 9 Cavalieria Rusticana at Lorain High School. Junior activities include May 11 Mother Daughter Father Dinner, May 13 Orange Relays and Alumni Dance, May 16 P T A Birthday Dinner, May 18 Senior Exams, May 19 Senior Assembly, and May 19-20 Legion Post 211 and Auxiliary present The Old Oaken Bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Coliseum
Oberlin
Kent
Cavalleria Rusticana
Lorain Hi School
Maurice Mitchell Called to Pittsburgh for Wife's Illness
Maurice Mitchell traveled to Pittsburgh due to his wife's illness and departed Thursday morning. Mrs. Joe Cajka hosted the 45 Allot. Sewing Circle at her home on Wednesday afternoon, with plans to meet again in a week at Mrs. Parker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Joe Cajka
Parker
Birthday dinner for P T A members by month
A May 16 birthday dinner for P T A members is planned with twelve tables representing each month. Hosts for January through December coordinate decorations at their month table and cards will be sent to invite reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Harry Castle
Henry Kotz
Jack Anderson
Oscar Gammage
Jack Stelmack
Carl Horn
Glen Rogers
James Tomer
Joe Cajka
Hazel Richards
Carl Paw
Paul Adsit
Mer ry Mixers Install New Officers For 1939
North Ridgeville notes the Mer ry Mixers convened at Mrs. Ellis Irons home after school on April 28. Twenty members were served refreshments. Officers elected: Dorothy Falkner president, Vanita Stroud secretary, Mona Walsh treasurer, Janet Irons recreation leader, Janet Mills news reporter. Meeting adjourned to meet Mona Walsh May 12 after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Merry Mixers
Ellis Irons
Dorothy Falkner
Vanita Stroud
Mona Walsh
Janet Irons
Janet Mills
Otto Haber Family Relocates to Lakewood Ohio
The Otto Haber family moved from their Center Ridge Road home to a residence on Hilliard Road in Lakewood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Haber
Center Ridge Road
Hilliard Road
Lakewood
Ohio
Ridgeville School Assembly Highlights Girl and Boy Scout Program
Robert Lyons opened the assembly and handed the program to Dorothy Ely. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts led by Lois Taft and Emil Pais presented a history, skits on Scout advantages and laws, and sang Taps. Betty Andrews named 1939-1940 Student Council President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lyons
Ridgeville School
Dorothy Ely
Lois Taft
Emil Pais
Betty Andrews
Lat ers Altar Society Plans Fish Fry and Dance
South Amherst May 1 The Ladies Altar society met at Nativity church parish hall and approved a fish fry Friday May 5 serving from 5 pm. A parish youth dance is set for Hungarian hall Saturday May 6. During the social hour Mrs Alex Stirpak Sr was honored with birthday gifts. Winners were Mrs Joe Rich Mrs Louis Lieb and Mrs Frances rope ee avais plus Joe Gargasz and es Zeborniak among thirty four members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Hungarian Hall
Alex Stirpak
Joe Rich
Louis Lieb
Frances Rope Ee Avais
Joe Gargasz
Es Zeborniak
South Adel Meeting Appoints Delegates to State Convention
At a recent gathering of South Adel the group appointed a slate of delegates to attend the upcoming state convention. Details on names or locations were not fully readable in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Adel
WPA band concert planned for May in Indiana venue
C E Waltz of Elyria attended and spoke. Refreshments followed a large turnout. The next meeting is Thursday evening May 4. A free band concert with 35 piece WPA Ohio Federal Music Project will be held in the school auditorium Tuesday at 8 o’clock. Open to the public and free. Good attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
C. E. Waltz
Elyria
WPA
Ohio
Federal Music Project of Federal Bands
May Meeting of Woman's Guild Held at St John's Church
The May meeting of the Woman's Guild will be held at St John's Evangelical and Reformed church on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Royal Neighbors to entertain county rally at Swiss hall
The Royal Neighbors lodge will entertain the county rally in the Swiss hall here Thursday afternoon and evening. A dinner will be served at six o'clock at the St. John's Evangelical church parlors by the Woman's Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
St. John's Evangelical Church
Woman’s Guild
Robertses welcome baby daughter at Elyria Memorial
Mr and Mrs Wm Roberts welcomed a baby daughter born at Elyria Memorial hospital on Thursday April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roberts
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bridge Party Hosted by Henrietta Residents
Mr. and Mrs. James Lees Elyria and other local couples gathered Saturday at Edil Kendiegh's home for a pot luck dinner at seven. Three tables of bridge followed with first honors going to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lees and Mr. Lamvermyer consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
James Lees
Elyria
Ernest Lamvermyer
Harry Myer
J. R. Lees
Harley Kelly
Edil Kendeigh
Lamvermyer
Missionary Society Meeting at Methodist Church
The April gathering of the Missionary Society met in the church parlor with Mrs. Paul Portman as hostess. President Portman led devotionals and the business session, followed by a program. Ernest Bauman spoke on stewardship and Mrs. Born read Amstutz’s Switzerland letter. Refreshments served to thirteen members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Paul Portman
Ernest Bauman
Harvey Born
Hobart Amstutz
Switzerland
Singapore
Albert Reusser
Elizabeth Bauman
Cleveland
Birthday celebration honors Mr. Unger with Bunco fun
Mrs Melvin Unger entertained several friends at their home Saturday evening in honor of Mr. Unger's birthday anniversary. Bunco was the main diversion of the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Unger
Mr. Unger
Bunco
Social Guests Share Weekends Across Northeast Ohio
A long list of hosts and visitors from Cleveland, Elyria, Berlin Heights, Oberlin, Wellington, and other towns spent weekends and Sundays with friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hostettler in Detroit, Mrs. John Hostettler, the Husted family in Oak Harbor, and many others adding to a busy social scene across the region.
Carlisle Housewarming for Robert Lee at Butternut Ridge Road
LaPorte M E Church choir and Lambda Chi members held a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee at their new home on Butternut Ridge Road. Mrs. Earl Brown and Mrs. Myron Saussler hosted a sandwich course for twenty guests and an emergency shelf shower was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
LaPorte M. E
Lambda Chi
Robert Lee
Butternut Ridge Road
Earl Brown
Myron Saussler
W. H. Goodspeed
I. N. Gorham
H. H. Gregg
Thad Robson
Beryl Stevenson
Helen Goodspeed
Doris
Beth Nichols
Barbara Handrosh
Eleaanor
Elizabeth Robson
Joyce Gregg
Shirley Rae
East Carlisle holds preschool round-up for entering pupils
Parents of children entering East Carlisle school in September are asked to bring them to East Carlisle School on Tuesday morning May 2 from 9 to 10 o clock. Mrs. Carl Smith chairs the event with 29 names secured. Transport aid available if notified. Local women interview mothers by section and nurse Ethel Agate will examine children. Smallpox vaccination offered with parental permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Carl Smith
Valerious
Pard Pickard
C. J. Kreebey
E. D. Anton
Dew
Ethel Agate
Neighborhood Club Meeting at Center Ridge Road Home
The Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. Walter Traxler's home on Center Ridge road. Members reported illnesses in many families and noted Mrs. J. Benham's husband had died. AJune picnic at North Olmsted Park was planned and May 24 meeting at Mrs. Florence Strand's was to include refreshments for 20 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Walter Traxler
Center Ridge Road
J. Benham
John Mattern
Battern
L B S Meeting At Congregational Church April 26
The L B S met at the Congregational Church at noon on April 26 for lunch. Forty members and guests were served by hostesses Mrs A Roth Mrs C Hadaway Mrs Leslie White and Mrs J Darby. Rev E C Young led devotional services and gave a short talk. East Division won the friendly competition against West Division and will be entertained by the losers. A new stove was approved for the kitchen. Sick listed: Charles Zeman Elyria Hospital with a fractured hip Mrs Charles Gilder ill with flu and Bob Gilder. Several members plan to attend the Fellowship tureen lunch May 3 at Jane Brand house Oberlin with Dr Walter Horton of Oberlin College as speaker on the Madras Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
A. Roth
C. Hadaway
Leslie White
J. Darby
E. C. Young
L. B.S
Charles Zeman
Elyria
Charles Gilder
Bob Gilder
Jane Brand House
Oberlin
Walter Horton
Oberlin College
Madras
Horton
India
Spencer
P.T. A
Men's Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Royal Waltz
California
Harmony Circle
Jess Pittinger
Oregon
Kenneth Daugherty
Garra
Indiana
Lydia Daugherty
Lorain
Clara Woods
Jeanette Kime
John Koontz
Floyd DeLong
Baptist Choir
Susie Ream
Howard Shick
Sullivan
Harvey Shick
Clifford
Marion
Litchfield
Ina Carey
Leota McCourt
Thompson Products Company
Cleveland
Atlee Yoder
Albert Hicks
Deaconess Hospital
John Franz
Otto Allen
Joseph Huston
Wadsworth
Dinner closes Medina Brotherhood session with Dr Whyte
Rev and Mrs E C Young Mr and Mrs H E Stacey Mrs C T Winckles and Mr and Mrs Robert Haehl attended an all day Medina Association of Congregational Churches Brotherhood Division dinner. Principal speaker Dr Whyte of Old Stone Church Cleveland spoke on The Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Young
H. E. Stacey
C. T. Winckles
Robert Haehl
Brotherhood
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Dr. Whyte
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Change in Residence Amid Health Issues and Fire Remodels
Due to poor health Mrs. Cc. S. Wimpenny of Center Road North stays with her son Albert on Olive Street Elyria for an indefinite period. The Durham home on Cleveland Road was sold and the Fitch family move from there to the J. D. Johnson home which has been remodeled after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. S. Wimpenny
Center Road
North
Albert
Olive Street
Elyria
Durham
Cleveland Road
Fitch
J. D. Johnson
Termite Fumigation Follows Ridgeville School Issue
After termites were found at Ridgeville School last year fumigation steps were taken. Since then two nearby homes were found infested. Inspect above outside basement walls around homes. winged termites resemble ants and can cause major damage if not detected early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Represented on Lorain County Scholarship Team
Ridgeville will send five students to Kent on Saturday May 6 to join the Lorain County Scholarship team. Barbara Carpenter Latin I Loretta Sweet French I Ruth Bainbridge chemistry Marie Carley American History Jane Bender 12th year English are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Kent
Lorain County
Barbara Carpenter
Loretta Sweet
Ruth Bainbridge
Marie Carley
Jane Bender
Wellington court stepard for delivery service
Cora M. Shepa reports delivery service details for Wellington Courtland. Contact number 1 999 Courtland Phone 136 R appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Shepa
Wellington
Oe Stepard
Courtland
Kite Flying Contest Winners Announced at Wellington
Wellington Ohio May 1 Winners in the kite flying contest held at the Wellington fair grounds Saturday morning were announced. For boys 12 and under Paul Mills first William Gott second. Over 12 John Pritchett first Donald Goss second. Fancy Kite class Junior Hyde 14 made by Cide Battles. Best constructed Richard Watters Js. Best flying fancy kite William Gott. Best decorated kite William Gott. Many kites were made in a kite making school led by Ed Blanchard and Arnold Kiplinger. Participants included George Rucker Merle Heidenreich Paul Butler Walter Ward Lois Gott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Fair Grounds
Paul Mills
William Gott
John Pritchett
Donald Goss
Junior Hyde
Cide Battles
Richard Watters
Ed. O. Blanchard
Arnold K.plinger
George Rucker
Merle Heidenreich
Paul Butler
Walter Ward
Lillian Anney
Don Adams
Bud Handley
Herbert Goss
Howard Jameyson
Peter Jenks
Methodist church hosts Booster class style show night
Homebuilders of the Methodist church hosted the Rochester Booster Sunday school class for a covered dish supper in the dining room. The Rochester class presented a style show titled What Will the Girls Do Next with Mrs Rhetta Richards leading the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rochester Methodist Church
Rochester
Tie B. Jones
Lonzo S. Green
Rhetta Richards
Florence Davison
Augusta Riebe
Grace Williams
Knapp Twins
Ruth and
Rhea
Pearl Conklin
Anna Wilcox
Leona Riebe
Louise Ward
Lucille Ward
Edith Knapp
Richards
D. G. Swanger
Charles Shepard
Messrs
Green and
Willard
Charming Philathea class gathering at Mrs Whiteside's home
Mrs Myrtle Whiteside hosted the Philathea Memorial class at her Herrick avenue home Friday night with twenty members in attendance. The group conducted routine business and devotionals led by Mrs Eva Moats, and each member agreed to contribute a quarterly amount replacing the baking exchange. Mrs Ed Turner led the program with two readings Dont Quit and Two Cures for the Same Disease and presented a feature titled Wed- .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Whiteside
Philathea Memorial
Herrick Avenue
Eva Moats
Ed. B. Turner
Grange program postponed to May 18 in New London
The New London Grange postpones the Know Your Home Town program for over a month, with a May 4 meeting featuring K W Meyer of American Chemical Co in Bellevue. Meyer will present a free 90 minute program including a travelogue, a farm fertilizer film, and an animated cartoon beginning at 8 45 PM. Fitchville Grange invited as guests for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Grange
K. W. Meyer
Bellevue
American Agriculture Chemical Co
Cleveland
Fitchville
Ohio University Honors Convocation Names Top Students
At Athens on April 21 Darwin Cunningham was named among the upper 1 percent of the Junior Class from 600 students. He earned a 2.8 average on three-point scale based on three years of university work and is the son of F H Cunningham and Mrs Hazel Cunningham of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Darwin Cunningham
Cunningham
F. H
Hazel Cunningham
Social Gatherings In Elyria And Nearby Towns
Mrs J H Penfound entertained at dinner Friday at Mrs Lidia Squires home in Elyria with guests Mrs Ruby Fargo Cleveland Toad Mrs Edna Unger Henriet ta also Mrs Bertha Hinkson and Mrs Kate Unger Elyria Lois Eldred attended the Rosemarie Haglund and Jack Haney announcement party at the Haglund home on Gulf road Thursday evening Mrs J H Penfound called on Mrs Hattie Smith of Elyria Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Irwin Eldred and daughters Lillian and Ardith visited Mrs Albert Zashnick and infant son Maynard Albert at their Valley City home Wednesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Lidia Squires
Elyria
Ruby Fargo
Cleveland Toad
Edna Unger
Henrietta
Bertha Hinkson
Kate Unger
Lois Eldred
Rosemarie Haglund
Jack Haney
Haglund
Gulf Road
Hattie Smith
Irwin Eldred
Lillian
Ardith
Albert Zashnick
Maynard Albert
Valley City
President Wives Gowns Feature Event Reception
Edna Perkins described gowns worn by First Ladies while guests circulated clippings of the dresses. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William McEndree, Mrs. Lena Dibble and Mrs. Mariam Diriem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
United States
Edna Perkins
William McEndree
Lena Dibble
Mariam Diriem
Fish Fry Aimed by Northern Draft Horse Assoc
The Northern Draft Horse Association will sponsor a fish fry at the Wellington Grange hall on Tuesday evening May 2. Homer Sooy will secure the fish, Walter Wakefield will fry them, and Earl B. Jameyson with D. G. Swanger will handle other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Draft Horse Association
Wellington Grange Hall
Homer Sooy
Walter Wakefield
Earl B. Jameyson
D. G. Swanger
June date set for Wellington High alumni reunion
June has been set as the date for the Wellington High school Alumni Association reunion with a meeting to decide the venue. The Town Hall is the probable dance location. The organizing committee lists many named members handling nominating, program, banquet, decorating and toastmaster duties, and includes officers led by President Mrs Ireta Morgan and other board members with secretaries and treasurers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School Alumni Association
Guy Wells
Mary Knapp
J. C. McDermott
C. L. Hull
Jean Phelps
Edward Wells
H. Cotterbacher
William Wadsworth
Rutheda Obrig
Thornton Gannett
Margery Young
Thelma Hilliker
Philip Sradstock
Ireta Morgan
John Grissiner
Charles Lashley
Alice Andrus
Lenora Head
Mary Battles
Senior Girl Reserves May Breakfast and Flower Deliveries
On Monday May 9 the Senior Girl Reserves host a May Breakfast at a nearby grove. They depart the school house at 5 30 a m and after breakfast pick flowers to distribute to shut ins.
Local Property Transfer and Community Updates
Postmaster and Mrs. Sutliff buy Mrs. Linton White’s 417 North Main property and plan improvements before moving in. Dr. R J Fortney recovers from knee injuries after a horse incident. New York Central train schedule changes begin Sunday with Nos 31 33 and 45 adjusting departure and arrival times around Cleveland Wellington and Norwalk. Clean-up begins with curbside rubbish collection Thursday. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Dost a son at Allen Memorial hospital Oberlin Friday night. Mrs Fred Gray returns from visit to Norwalk relatives Jack Larry and George Foster host Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Sutliff
Linton White
North Main Street
Same
R. J. Fortney
New York Central
Cleveland
Wellington
Columbus
Cincinnati
Shelby
Frank Dost
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Dost
Sterling Foundry
Fred Gray
Jack Larry
Norwalk
George Foster
Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club Holds April Meeting
The second regular meeting was held Friday evening April 28 at Lois Eldred home. President Virginia Sipple led the business session. Members chose dressmaking nutrition and useful articles projects. Thirteen members and three advisors attended and were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club
Lois Eldred
Virginia Sipple
Banner 4-H Club Elects Officers At Organizing Meeting
The Banner 4-H Club held its organizing meeting at advisor Karl Simms home. Officers elected include John Stang president Oliver Shubert secretary treasurer Robert Schroeder recreation leader Bruce Eppley and Harold Grills news reporter. New members are Lawrence Moulder Bruce Eppley Frederick Eppley and Tommy Snyder. C I Hummel agricultural extension agent spoke on this years projects. Refreshments served to eighteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Karl Simms
John Stang
Oliver Shubert
Robert Schroeder
Bruce Eppley
Harold Grills
Lawrence Moulder
Bruce
Frederick Eppley
Tommy Snyder
C. I. Hummel
Camden F A Students Compete In Rubber Tire Essay Contest
Camden F A boys write essays on the farming of tomorrow using rubber tires. Winners receive an award and a funded trip to Tina gam i, up to Canada, with stops in Cleveland and Detroit. Ten winners chosen. Goodyear sponsors trip and school prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Goodyear Company
Tinagami
Toronto
Canada
P. T. Litchfield
The
Goodyear Co
Cleveland
Detroit
Lake Steamer
Seniors Celebrate as Classes Plan Events and Banquets
The senior class recently received commencement notices while girls hosted a party for the boys with dancing and meals. The junior class schedules a roller skating event for May 11. A combined high school party replaces the basketball banquet. Fund drive offers $100 for educational projects benefiting pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
C. L Hummel
Deeds
H. Baetz
G. C. Fratz
Henry Blackett
Local Social Visitors Hosted at Several Homes
Mr and Mrs Dean Frieland and Mrs Jessie Chrysler of Sandusky visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Clayton Chrysler. Mr and Mrs Franklin Daniels and family of Berlin Heights spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Buckley. Mrs G C Fratz hosted the Young Woman's Sewing Club at her home on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Frieland
Jessie Chrysler
Sandusky
Clayton Chrysler
Franklin Daniels
Berlin Heights
Lloyd Buckley
G. C. Fratz
Mrs Nancy Staats 80 dies in Akron heart attack
Mrs Nancy Staats aged 80, mother of Mrs Bert Ewell of Brighton, died Monday at 5 30 P M at her home 199312 Manchester Road Akron from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at the home and burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery Akron. She is survived by two sons John M Stevens of Parkersburg WV and Charles A Stevens of Akron and a daughter Mrs Bert Ewell of Brighton along with grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Nancy Staats
Bert Ewell
Manchester Road
Akron
Greenlawn Cemetery
John M. Stevens
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Charles A. Stevens
P T A Elects New Officers at April Meeting
The regular P T A meeting was held in the High School auditorium on Thursday evening April 20. Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. Leona Sheffield president, Charles Browne vice president, Mrs. Donald Day secretary, and Mrs. M. T. Rolfe treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Leona Sheffield
Charles Browne
Donald Day
M. T. Rolfe
Pittsfield Farm Women's Club meets for April gathering
The Pittsfield Farm Women's Club gathered at Mrs. Wallace Bear's home on Tuesday April 25 with 23 members, 7 children and 9 guests including Janet Carino and Merle Baumgarter of Wellington. Miss Carino sang two solos and a club member composed Nancy Les dedicated to Nancy Lou. Local 4-H advisers led a flower and garden planning demonstration followed by a true and false game. Next meeting shifts to May 23 at Mrs. Worcester’s due to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Nancy Lou
Muldred Waite
C. & Church
McKisson
Wellington
Louise Obrig
Mary Sellers
Perry Brandt
Nancy Lois
A. G. Mills
William Smith
Oberlin
Warren Ruble
Sonja Ruth
Irvin Keighley
Brighton
A. C. Norris
Mable Norton
E. R. McConnell
Ted Breyley
Herman Worcester
Ladies Society Meets at Community Church Home
The Ladies Society of the Community Church gathered at Mrs. A. G. Mills home with 24 adults and 7 children in attendance. Out of town visitors included Mrs. E Earl Davidson and Ruby Ann, Mrs. Irvin Keighley and two children from Brighton, plus several others from Oberlin. After the business session and quilting, refreshments of jello with whipped cream wafers and cakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Community Church
A. G. Mills
E. Earl Davidson
Ruby Ann
Irvin Keighley
Brighton
William Smith
Myron Brill
Charles Eugene
Albert McDole
Marilyn
Carolyn Jean
Alma Bartlett
L. M. O'Neal
Alice
Talks on Denmark Mrs. Axel Skjerne of Oberlin
Mrs. Axel Skjerne of Oberlin spoke on Denmark in a community lecture. She discussed Danish culture, history, and modern relations, highlighting economic ties and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Skjerne
Oberlin
New Invention Cuts Costs of X Ray Treatments
An eminent scientist is highlighted for discoveries related to X rays. Dr Roentgen conducted mid 19th century experiments with electric discharges through gases in Bavaria. A phosphorescent screen glowed as radiation emerged linking to his cautious, exploratory mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roentgen
Wurzberg
Bavaria
Dr. Roentgen
Danish Guest Delights Social at Community Church
A Danish native served as guest speaker at Friday night social in the Community Church. She wore native costume and delivered an engaging talk about Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Methodist Ladies Aid to entertain play cast Friday
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will entertain the cast of The Man in the Green Shirt on Friday evening May 5 at the church. A pot luck supper will be served. Mrs. Harry Crosier has returned from a visit with relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Charles Summers of Oberlin accompanied her and will stay with Mrs. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McConnell and family and A B McConnell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fd Ober and family of Camden. Mrs. Ober visited Will McConnell’s family in Pittsfield and Ada Sherburne’s sister Mrs Luna True and daughter Mrs Lucy Starr of Milwaukee arrived for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Man In the Green Shirt
Harry Crosier
Columbus
Charles Summers
Oberlin
Crosier
Jim McConnell
A. B. McConnell
Fd Ober
Camden
Ober
Will McConnell
Pittsfield
Ada Sherburne
Luna True
Lucy Starr
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Spencer News Notes May 9 PTA operetta Pied Piper
Community notes from Spencer detail the PTA meeting Tuesday May 9 featuring the school grades operetta Pied Piper. Other items include church group activities visits and local residents socializing with extended family.
Farm Bureau District Advisor Council Meeting Recap
The Eaton Colum bia Farm Bureau District Advisor Council met at the home of Mr and Mrs Julian Perkins with twenty four members and guests present. Mrs E Durkee reported on the County Educational Committee meeting and led the discussion. Merritt Powell from Lorain County Bureau spoke on various activities. The event included a recreation period and refreshments hosted by the Perkins. The next meeting is set for March 25 at the Carpenter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Eaton-Columbia Farm Bureau District Advisor Council
Julian Perkins
E. Durkee
Durkee
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Herman Dengler
A. J. Carpenter
Local transfers and moves note scattered community updates
Herbert Garman buys the Center store from Ray Howard. Roger Walters breaks his arm again. Frank Weekly leaves for lake steamer work. Mr and Mrs Ray Sheer relocate to Sprague road. Mrs Lela Spencer funeral held in Cleveland with Mary Jane Osborne house link noted. Musa Artz and John Burnett visit aunt Neltie Dutchier in Cleveland. Girls Glee Club banquet set for May 13 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Garman
Ray Howard
Roger Walters
Frank Weekly
Ray Sheer
Sprague Road
Weir Miller
Lawrence Burnett
A. R. Keyse
Harvey Keyse
Cleveland
Lela Spencer
Mary Jane Osborne
Musa Artz
Grafton
John Burnett
Columbia
Neltie Dutchier
Girls’ Glee Club
Rochester Pictures Shown At All Church Night
Rev Lonzo Green of Wellington Methodist Church presented pictures in Rochester Kentucky during an all church night at the Rochester Methodist Church. He spoke about the Uniting Conference held in Kansas City and delivered a discourse on tithing with additional numbers on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Lonzo Green
Wellington
Kentucky Mountains
Uniting Conference
Kansas City
Miniature Tube Brings Direct X-ray Power to Public
Technology leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dr. John G. Trump and Dr. Robert J. Van De Graaff announce a new one tenth size direct current tube. The device, a development from the earlier alternating current “baby” tube by General Electric, promises affordable X-ray treatment for common ailments by reducing equipment cost and enlarging access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John G. Trump
Robert J. van de Graaff
American Institute of Physics
General Electric Company
Huntington Hospital
Boston
New Million-Volt X-Ray Tubes Offer Bargain Power
Two compact new million-volt X-ray tubes, claimed to be cheaper than high power models, promise broad cancer treatment uses and medical benefits. One Massachusetts Technology tube uses a moving belt elevator to build a million plus volt potential, delivering sustained rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Technology
Mizpah Class Presents Gay 90s Themed Entertainment
Two readings by Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain and a musical revue by Mrs Retta Richards and a group of Mizpah ladies, young and old, showcasing styles since the Gay Nineties. The event highlights a blend of literature and song performed by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Retta Richards
Community Notes From Wellington Area Activities
Social visits fill a Wellington week with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barnes spent a day in Wooster with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bradford and sons for Mrs. Bradford’s birthday. Paul Clifford of Wellington returned from Florida to visit the Clifford family with a fruit gift basket. Ralph McCauley of Bath, Ohio, visited his grandmother Mrs. Nora Chamberlain. Mrs. Claude Hodgkin is ill with bronchitis. Mary Williams was omitted from the honor roll for the last six weeks. H. J. Pratt of Huntington called on his uncle Scott Biddinger at the E. D. Thompson home. Mrs. Retta Richards hosted a Wellington M. E. Homebuilders class event for a musical revue. Grace Williams and daughter Mary attended a party at the Carl Haines home. Local youths celebrated the two newly married couples Lloyd Ewell and Milton Stocking with a belling party and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Barnes
Wooster
Carl Bradford and
Bradford
Paul Clifford
Wellington
Florida
Mary Williams
H. J. Pratt
Huntington
Scott Biddinger
E. D. Thompson
Retta Richards
M. E. Homebuilders
Grace Williams
Mary
Carl Haines
Lloyd Ewell
Milton Stocking
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