Elden Quilters and Socials Host Local Clubs
Community notes from May record the Elden quilting groups meeting at Mrs Wolf’s home and the Bal ma Ladies Quilt club sewing sessions. Attendees include Mrs Sprague Oberlin, Mrs Pitts from isfield, Mrs Bowman, Mrs Aldrich, Mrs Wolf, and many neighbors. A Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering led by Mrs Kilburn featured an art article, readings, and a Japan note. Social visits fill weekends with dinner hosts and neighbors from LaGrange, Croghan, Oberlin, and Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT Club
Grafton
Esth- Wolf
Unese
Mre_lla Sprague
Oberlin
Jee Pitts
Isfield
Eunice Johnson
LaGrange
Mariel Bowman
Daitton
Mary Aldrich
2 Hamburger
Pauline Ov
Alten
Esther Evffer Ard
Melvin
Myre
Irma Wise
Wella Aldrich
Wolf
Mn Jack
Laverne Eppley
Julia Moreno
Sooy May
Elden
Balma Ladies
drich-Wolf
Smteen
Womens Foreign Issionary Society
Tme
F. J. Kmnean
de Dons
Roy Langa
le Christian
Erwh Howd
Carmean
B. T. Nestt
Uth
Christs Ringim
Clarence Gray
Kilburn
Senda
Japan
Cecil ‘Anson
M Gray
iSress
Penfield Church Notices and Local Welfare Updates
Miss Skinner of LaGrange speaks Sunday morning at Merhodfet church. Bishop Waldorf of Chicago to speak after noon. The Ferm Womans club meets Tuesday at Mrs. Wers home with a covered dish lunch. Death of Grant Atkinson noted. Board of Education rehires staff including Zellars and Shane. new teachers Berger and Beeson added. Several town social notes and midweek visits listed among parish notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield. O
Skinner
LaGrange
Merhodfet
Board of Education
R. Zellars
Harlan Shane
Dorothr Smith Venth
Seaachors
Miss Schriver
Merry
Margaret Berger
Arh
Lucie 3Be
Wellington
Yareareelson
Clarksfield Birthday Dinner Honored Mrs Rounds
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for their mother Mrs. Rounds in Clarksfield. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Rounds Ada, Leon Rounds, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken ner Kenzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Clarence
Rounds
Harlow Rounds
Ada
Leon Rounds
Kenner Kenzell
Surprise Party Honors Hoffstatter on Birthday
A group of neighbors gathered Friday evening at the Hoffstatter home to celebrate Mrs. Mary Hoffstatter’s birthday. News notes mention local residents including William Twaddle and Willan Spore losing horses, Barneck and F. J. Byron testing cows, and several residents visiting or at home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffstatte
Mary Hoffstatter
William Twaddle
Willan Spore
Mr. Barneck
F. J. Byron
Frank Ward
Navy
Ralph Merrill
Lowdenville
CCC
F. H. Russell
Chillicothe
J. ¢. Ames
Mr. Martin
F. W. Fairchild
Hilda Hahn
Virginia Wilson
Mary Shafer
Margaret Cook
Jorden
Milan
Mrs. Snyder
Wooster I
And
Local Family News from Perry County and Nearby
Perry County and surrounding areas report weekend visits and travels. Names include Mrs Clarence Rounds Ed Ford and Lester Coon visiting Stone family in Ruggies, the Hol Slatter home, and Alliance guests Ruth Kiel. Ohio Wesleyan relay attendees, Cleveland visitors, and multiple Perry County residents visiting friends and relatives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rounds
Ed. Ford
Frank Hubbard
Herb. Scott
Sandusky
J. L. Andrews
Mara Colling
Gladys Gray
Sop
Merie Gray
Lester Coon
Ruggies
Charles Stone
Theiron
Jay Stone
George Ke
Ruth Kiel
Alliance
Hol? Slatter
Forest Dill
William Dill
Wallace Court
Fidgile
Clarence Harris
Paddocks
Oberuc
Walter Lee
Local Families Attend Sunday Gatherings in Pomona and Surrounding Areas
Huntington Marion Crile Grace and Marie Criie s Pomona Granze degree practice at La Grange Chapier Halls Monday evening. Mr and Mrs George Helm. Mrs Keulens and daughter 4X. 2 Cleveland were Sunday with Me and Mrs D G Kater. Mr and Mrs Dowdell. Mr and Mrs e Klem and daughter Nita spent Sunday at the Neesgele home. Ernest Beamard family of Wellimeion visited Mr and Mrs Hart Leininger. Mrs KR A Cassell and son Ber mond spent Saturday in Ety with Mr and Mrs Herry Reynolds. Forest Barduel and children Leab and Harold of Rochester spent Sunday over O H Dir coon with Mr and jam. Mr and Mrs Frederick Brown of Wellington were Sunday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crile
Grace
Marie Criie
Pomona Granze
la Grange
George Helm
Keulens
Cleveland
D. G. Kater
Dowdell
E Klem
Daughier Nita
Ke Clsveland
Neesgele
Ernest Beamard
Wellimeion
Hart Leininger
KR. A. Cassell
Bermond
Etyith
Herry Revolds
Forest Barduel
Leab
Harold
Rochester
O. H. Dircoon
Jam. Me
Frederick Brown
Wellington
Sundey
Oberlin Grange meets with candidates elected and plans events
Oberlin Grange No. 1903 held a regular session electing one candidates for initiation. A "Mother's Day" program was prepared for Lorain County Pomona Grange No. 79 at Carlisle Grange Hall on May 2. A Golden Shear for fifty years of service will be presented to James Rk. Woser. Rural Life Sunday will be observed May 17 with a church outing and potluck. Refreshments were arranged by Mary Hacker and others. A Clover Time program and a jumbled letter contest followed musical numbers by Joan Pizzatelo and Ida Belle and Vivian Peabody. Dinners honored Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parsons on their twenty fourth anniversary with flowers and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin
Bieden Grange
Charles Feakins
Grange Treasury
Lorain County
Pomona Grange No. 79
Carlisle Grange Nall
Grange
James Rk. Woser
Obertin Grange
Frank Mason
Pat Luck
Mary Hacker
Viola Berg
Josie Parze
Canning School
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Joan Pizzatelo
Oberlin Conservatory
Ida Belle
Vivian Peabody
Lena Hanson
Lane
Leocnard Berg and Peabody
Fire at Avon Home Tests Caroline and Garret
In a sultry drama Caroline Jay and Garret Cassidy wed secretly despite her mother Martha Jay’s opposition. After a fatal hit-and-run of Pop Whistler, a fire erupts at Avon Home for the Aged. Martha fights to save residents as flames consume floors while she confronts Garret in the chapel and contemplates a risky rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Jay
Garret Cassdy
Garret
Caroline
Jay
Tim
Martha Jay
Garret Cassid
Marthe Jay
Weskits fashion pattern from Chronicle Telegram era
Simple to sew patterns offer three weskits inspired by smart men’s fashions. Double breasted, single breasted, and three model package No. 2306 target ages 14 to 48 with sizes 36 38. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book plus pattern together. Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Funeral Notices From Cleve land and Local Residents
Numerous local residents attend the funeral of Mrs. Augusta Wangerin in Cleveland with services at Deternd Funeral Chapel and burial at Lakeview cemetery. Hospitalized in Santa Fe is Harré Wangerein, unable to attend. Several families and individuals, including Schramm, Nash, Wangstein, and Berg, are noted for visits, operations, or attendance at meetings and social events across town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simson Nash
B. Chester Nash
Ben Nata3an
M Schramm
Carl Schremm
Charles Gilson
Arthur Wain
Charles Bainnardi
Howard
George Streicher
Airs
Augusta Wangerin
Cleveland
Deternd
Euclid Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Charles Wangstein
Harré Wangerein
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Esther 2
Chatham L2P CHURCH NOTICES AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Chatham church notices list May 1 Sunday schedule with morning worship and church school. A union Young People meeting at the Methodist church discusses mission to rebirth led by Robert Rapley. Local rural church groups in Metina County explore Sunday worship closeness. community events include Brownheim and Penfield association meetings. Local social mentions note visitors and greetings among Berea and Ridgeville families, with Monday visits and Sunday gatherings. The noted historical reference mentions the Communist Manifesto of 1848 as the platform of the Communist League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Methodist Church
Reb
Robert Rapley
Mondar
Penfieid
Metina
H Association
Igter
Brownheim
Tuesda
Edward Herrs
Local Social Notes From Birmingham May Day Visits
Pauline Kubach and daughter Evelyn hosted Lorama visitors in Birmingham while Fox and daughter Sharlene of Milan spent days with Mr and Mrs Herman Herz. Ross Waldron with sons Howard and James visited Mrs Bogart. Mrs Al Sylvester moving to Vermilion. Baird and Edwin Spore of Vermilion on business. Jerome Lagan and CA Wednes planned for May second. details paused for later page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Pauline Kubach
Evelyn
Fox
Sharlene
Milan
Odsen
Herman Herzhier
Ross Waldron
Howard
James
Bogart
al Sylvester
Baird
Edwin Spore
Birth Notice in Sullivan Meows Sotes Sullivan
Miss Arise Fleming and Rueess welcomed a birth announced Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J Fleming. Mrs James Coox is caring for a sick infant at Mr Hap ft her B E Knick of Falls and Mrs Edwin S were Sun. Dudley four of the their leader from Spencer were recent guests of Mr and Mrs J Clodwick and ton and of New London, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Hilt Arndt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammean
Xu Charles
Evreniaz
Irawmichael
Cleveland
Virgil Kline
Oscar Dodds
Seiurder
Sullivan
Arise Fleming
Gay ¢ Legion
J. Fleming
James Coox
Soca
B. E. Knick
Fails
Edwin S
Sun
New London Observes Anniversary With Odd Fellows Event
New London May 1 One spdre Odd Fellows lodge observes its anniversary with a gathering at J O O F Hall Mendaz evening. Festivities opened with a potluck supper at 7 o'clock. John L. Case presented a program featuring music, welcome address, revitation, violin solo, tap dancing, recitation, vocal duets, accordion solos, guitar and piano pieces, and a dance band under Guy B Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
J. O. O. F. Hall
John L. Case
Preston Golding
Dorothy Smith
Marian Horchkiss
Hope Guthrie
Mare Jette Barlow
Helen
Pool plan to be erected under WPA grant
Plans to build a swimming pool at the Recreation Center are being prepared for a WPA grant. The project is temporarily postponed while connections are considered. Notable visitors include George W. Finer, president of the Norwalk city council, and Ed M. Bexer, president pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Center
Norwalk
George W. Finer
Ed. M. Bexer
Community Garden Project Underway in New London
County relief director Jack Hogsett announces a new garden sponsored by Hucon County Relief Board. The 25 acre tract owned by Philip Johnson sits at the village west end facing West Street, with progress reported as excellent and help forthcoming where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucon County Relief Board
New London
Jack Hogsett
County Reef
Philip Johnson
West Street
Hogsett
Huron ‘County
Lake Avenue School Change Discussion Tonight
Lake Avenue and Markley district students may shift to Lake Avenue for grades one to four while upper grades move to Markley. Gulf Road stays for first five grades, Murray Ridge may house eight grades. Lake Avenue Community Church will host a mission service Sunday. seventh and eighth graders tour Mansfield reformatory and Brock House with the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Eh. Township School Board
Ils
Markley
Lake Avenue School
Gulf Road
Murray Ridge School
Reformatory
Old Brock House
Mansfield
Mama's Baby Boy to be staged amid rehearsals in South Amherst
South Amherst reports regular rehearsals for the senior week play Mama's Baby Boy to be presented later this month. The cast features Mrs Shepherd McLean Carolyn Bozievich Shephard McLean Jack Winson Luther Long Bart Pippett Julise Long Evelyn Kreeger Mrs Blackburn Elizabeth Martin Wilbur Warren Jack Sima h via Kime Ethel Anglin Florence McCiathia Grant Anna Mat Moore Jamez Rus mine Genevieve Jamis. CLASS HOLDS PARTY Tae Room-For-One-More Sunday school class taught by Miss Margaret Rice hosted a party at the Methodist Church parlors with Elmer and Nina Harris and others performing and contests, followed by refreshments for thirty. The Rev B R LEGION I TO MEET A ry miseting of the Eouth be eid tonight 2: CHANGE RESEDENCE gerd Mrs Homer Van Hre ig moved to Akros where a doctor's office opens. Isaac Siack Sr returns after three weeks with his daughter in Darton Miss. William Cook Mrs Gar th Harris Miss Margate Kneman and Miss Madelie Siacs visited Wednesday morning Lorain. True toleration includes even a certain toleration of others t2 tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McCiathia Grant
Anna Mat Moore
Jamez Russomine
Genevieve Jamis
Margaret Rice
Methodist Church
Gussis Rice
Amerset M. E
Giren
Elmer
Nina Harris
Elsi
Warren Hart
Afraid van Kueren
Gars
B. R
Isaac Siack Sr
Darton
William Cook
Garth Harris
Margate Kneman
Madelie Siacs
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Sn4ri Yog Herzell
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Rs. George Myers
Fridar Iul
Rs. Hetzel
George
Jenargs
EWS
Mac Hellowies
Ula‘ange
D. A. Carte
C Roepke
John Mre
Lewis Kilnect
Chllen
Charlotte
Garie
Bertha Kmect
Lottie Kilmect
H. B. ‘den
Burt Schaefer
Ward Dill
Grence Rader
P. H. Rogers
Richard Leach
Virginia
Lois and
Wene
Penfield
Roy Lang
Attsoon
Carl Secks
N. Lioyrd
Howard Ison
Estella Aldrich
Dex- Aldrich
Laanze
Eva Hamburr
Aldrich
Bordecksville
Miller
Mari McClarren
Tdea
Slanche Jantz
Son Shard
Elyria
E H‘se
Wilm Buckingham
Ima Lyner
George Ller
Buckingham
H. B. Beldenant
Dent Wilkins
Lasage
Hugh Summerton
Jean Ann
Lods
Lotte Klimect
Idds Durkee
Bertha Klinect
Frank Hudson Ned
Akron
Wilhelmine Schworer
Clarence Meagar
Lee Kinnect
Br. A. Swartz
Ira
Medina and
Hinkley
Jane Burton
William Pfeiffer
Cece Pfeiffer
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Clayton Pfeiffer
Carlyle
Dawel Belden
Iriday
Eis Recharé
Vera McRaoberts
Bertha Ki
Dwight Kisneet
West View
Charles Gest
Lucile Lang
Elyria Memorial
Roy Las
Howard K. Dren
Carlisle
Lore Kiineer
Davison
Grant Atkinson
W. A.D. Welsh
Seriqusni
Himber John Welsh
Ashland
Weilingina
Vine Street
Frank Perk
John Rhinehart
Fidien
Amherst
Elsie W Son
J. B. Eglin
Harry Croiser
Pittsfield
Leroy Lang
Belden
George Bullis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bert Hemphill
Brighton
David Keres
John Devereaux
Gordon McGtern
Jennie Hutcherson
Ray King, Jr
Teureday
Mitawanga
Emma Fre
Perry County
al Criderton
Howard Cricerton
Frre
Phillips Sherman
Nate H. C. H. Hayees
Eninz
Cecilar
Harry
Wooster
Hale McClaflin
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Rockefellew
Kasi Kis
Pennsylvania
Wi . Russell
Ciara Smith
A. J. Knapp
Z. C. Ames
Reymond Haper
Cleveland Mondey
Har Wooster
Sarah Merrise
Sarah Bartait
Huntington
E. D. Schramm
Clover Time N Grange
Camden P T. A
Berg
Jacob
Grange Hall
Maria and
Lorain
Earl Pea
Cierten Pea
Johan
Anna Berg
Charles Hasen Haseniiveers
Edward Clarence
Charles Gibson
William Bers
Theodore Man
John Emmerich
Michael Santa
Ann
Clarence Parsons
Sean
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
Henry Lar
E. C. Pickard
Tai
C. Fi
Pop Whistler
Mrs. Greene
Mrs. Jay
Mrs Greene
Mrs. Joy
Che Coorway
Tr’'S
Ore Core
Mrs Jay
Renee
Jay Crisd
Laura
Bsaldti
Columbia University
Edward Schramm
Ecita Delor
George Hahn
Caroline Court Hospital
Jusnita
le Ror
John Dudley
O. S.C
Hallan Schramm
Donald
Heme
Pitistie
Henry Sandreck
Michael Smith
Leonard Berrard
Edward Visi
William Mar
Sanda
Doroz Bausr
Frank Brriew
Olumbus
Gisnn Hobbs
Edward Shra
Ralph
C. A
Ralph Schramm
Ravine
Arthur Wangstein
Allen Hospital
Walter Ludwig
Etoria
Della Hahn
Howe and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Summers
Leonard Berg
Lola Lyndes Folley
Ance Walkden
David
Renaer Nor
Carl Bare
Berea
Lee Walkden
John Smith
Rran Road
George Burke
Ridgeville
Frank Koerber
Marx and Engels
Communist League
Arse Menezer
A. L. Worle
Ecengthes
Aroun
Cavalier
Schroll
Mrs. V
Lake Avenus
Chaorch
Opper
India
Legion I
Eouth
Eid
Homer van Hreig
Akros
Doctos
Wall Street Journal
Broad St
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