Grange To Have Exhibit At Fair
Wellington Grange held its regular meeting with 52 present. The group announced an exhibit at the Wellington Independent Fair and that it will furnish the program at Ridgeville Grange on May 25. The meeting featured 4-H club demonstrations, musical numbers, and readings led by Lula Jameyson and Mrs. Minnie Breyley, with refreshments served by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Wellington Grange
Earl Jameyson
Blanche Mohrman
Ridgeville Grange
Eilaine Perry
Howard West
Ted Jones
Experimenters
Anna Budwell
Decorators Club
Minnie Breyley
Mabel Perkins
Arthur Mason
Baptist Missionary Sewing Bee Near Wellington May Dinner
Twelve members of the Baptist Missionary society held an all day sewing bee at Mrs. Bernie Miller's home on Taylor street. They sewed quilt blocks for Delores Findley headed to South America as a missionary with Ruth Hete. A devotional used Hebrews chapter four. The Flebron Association quarterly meeting at Wellington Baptist church on May 25 was discussed and the church women planned the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Misionary Society
Bernie Miller
Taylor Street
Miller
Floyd Scoville
Chester Eglin
Delores Findley
South America
Ruth Hete
Hebrews
Flebron Association
Wellington Baptist Church
Sunday School Board Meeting Chooses Teacher for Boys Class
Members of the Methodist Sunday school board met at the church with superintendent Charles A. Barnes presiding. They voted Griffin Groot as teacher for the young boys class formerly taught by James C. Turner who moved to Lincoln Nebraska. Barnes, Cora Shepard and Lenora Head were appointed to revise the enrollment to establish active and inactive lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. B.S. S. Hoard
Methodist Sunday School Board
Charles A. Barnes
Griffin Groot
James C. Turner
Lincoln
Nebraska
Barnes
Cora Shepard
Lenora Head
Rollin Funeral for Mrs May Ellen Rollin at Penfield
Funeral services for Mrs May Ellen Rollin age 63 will be held at 2 o clock Saturday at the home of her son Fred Rollin Penfield with Rev Schott officiating and burial at Penfield cemetery She died Wednesday night at her son Glen s home in Penfield BRIEFS The Woman s Afternoon club donated 25 to Wellington Public Library for books Marjorie Van Benscoten of Cleveland spent the first of the week with her parents Nes L E Holiday Mrs Holiday returned with her for a day Entre Nous club will be entertained Friday evening at the home of Margaret and Jean nette Warner with a dessert course at 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin
Mayme Ellen Rollin
Fred Rollin
Penfield
Woman's Afternoon Club
Wellington
5. F. Jackson
Bankist
Alumni Association
Arvella
Hileen Walkden
Sarah Spicer
Cleveland
John Cook
Kent
Frank J. Knowles
Jean McAlpin
Eaton
James Cobb
Lorain
Delaware Methodist Church
Grafton Firm To Open New Display Room Tomorrow
The Paul J. Becker Co. of Grafton will open a new display room Saturday May 15 and also be open for inspection Sunday. The display features modern heating equipment including Wise Furnaces National Stokers Johns Manville building products Magic Chef gas ranges Kelvinator refrigerators and electrical appliances. Services include sheet metal work air conditioning heating and roofing. The public is invited to inspect the new display room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Becker Co
Grafton
Wise
National
Johns-Manville
Magic Chef
Grafton 0 BE 8S Program at Lyndon Chapter meeting
At LaGrange on Monday evening May 17 Lyndon Chapter C. E. S. conducted a program led by Mrs Thelma Hahn. Readings by Miss Wilhelmine Myers a sketch by Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman and a short play featuring Mrs Elizabeth Barber Mrs Susan Cragin Mrs Lucille Rawson George Edwards and Leon Lehman were presented. The Loyalty Class was hosted by Mrs Ed Myers with devotionals by Mrs Edith Howard and plans for annual guest night June 6 at 6 PM. Refreshments were served after the meeting with 26 members and 2 guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
LaGrange
Thelma Hahn
Wilhelmine Myers
Leon Lehman
Elizabeth Barber
Susan Cragin
Lucille Rawson
George Edwards
Ed. Myers
Sheldon
Edith Howard
H. Postle
A. Rbbinehart
W. G. Reese
T. Trembath
J. Logan
Winifred Tran
Ja Myers
Homemakers Club
Mary Logan
Elizabeth Schwarer
Sadie Gorman
Lula Bartlett
Anna Hosler
Fred Tran
Anna Baumett
J. H. Sheldon
Hollywood gossip and caustic quips from May 14 1937
Jimmie Fidler riffs on film stars and industry ironies in a stream of satirical questions and portraits. He riffs on Edward G Robinson Mae West Grace Moore Eleanor Powell and Shirley Temple among others while noting Dr Joel Pressman Greta Garbo Betty Wyman Janice Jarrett and Ann Sothern. The piece blends humor with backstage observations and fashionably sharp asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson
Mae Weat
Amalgamated Censor Boards
Grace Moore
Eleanor Powell
Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Mary
Astor
George Kauffman
Adolphe Menjou
Betty
Peter Pan
Bronson
Charlotte
Alice In
Wonderland
Henry
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Mra
McGillicuddy
Little America
Huntington News Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Fundraising
J L Long and son visited his mother and grandmother Mrs Grace Long at the Charles Hines home on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs P A Newberker and daughter Jean of Cleveland spent Sunday with their daughter and sister Mrs Lloyd Meyer. Willis Session move into the Nash farm with Edward Nash vacancy. The Nash family moved to Urbana Saturday. Baden and Tommy Ness visit their uncle and aunt T J Lehman Jr and Mrs Hart Leininger during the rest of the term. The teacher association and faculty announced $1000 raised by school organizations this term. A special program was presented by incidents of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Long
Cleveland
Grace Long
Charles Hines
P. A. Newberker
Jean
Lloyd Meyer
Willis Session
Edward Nash
Nash
Urbana Sataray
Baden
Tommy Ness
T. J. Lehman, Jr
Hart Leininger
May PTA elects officers and revises by laws at South Amherst
South Amherst Electa Offiers South Amherst May 14 The May meeting of the Parents Teachers Association was held in the new school auditorium Wednesday evening Officers elected Mrs P A Mort president Mrs HH E Moore first vice president B Litzenberg second vice president Mrs Victor Schaonik secretary and Mrs Roy Anderson treasurer Mrs Moore appointed Kenneth Henderson Mrs Alfred Rolli and Miss Margaret Histed to revise the by laws A new stage curtain donated by the PTA and a cyclorama by the school board were mentioned The retiring president Mrs HE Moore received a dozen yellow roses for her year of service A program of songs and readings was presented under Miss Marguerite Spellbrink and Paul Peterson Fish Fry Volunteers Firemen and wives will attend a fish fry at the fire station this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Walter Jantz
Pet. A
Electa
South Amherst
Parents Teachers Association
Westenday
P. A. Mort
HH. E. Moore
Litzenberg
Victor Schaonik
Roy Anderson
P.T. A
Crow
Peterson
Miss Howe
Bessie Aldrich
Baccalaureate Service for Local High School Seniors
Baccalaureate services for the senior class will be held at the Congregational Church Sunday evening at 7 30. The public is invited to attend.
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Congregational Church
La Grange Observes Thirty-First Wedding Anniversary
The Wilcox couple were honored at a family party Sunday at Okagi's in Vermilion with guests including Clyde Nugent and son of Amherst, Charles Sparks and son, and Fred Freeman of Elyria. Other local notes cover PTA officers, club meetings, visits, and a funeral in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
B. L. Wilcox
Okagi
Vermilion
Clyde Nugent
Amherst
Charles Sparks
Fred Freeman
Elyria
Mews meeting and program with May 26 hostess
Mrs Nicky Younglas entertained the Five Hundred club on Wednesday afternoon with prizes for guests including Mrs Roman first and Mrs B L Wilcox second. Jello and cake were served. A section notes various local visits, hospitality and upcoming events, including Rev Karl Darkey’s Greenwich visit, families moving to Elyria, and a Kent wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky Younglas
Five Hundred
Roman
B. L. Wilcox
C. H. Opfer
Leonard Forbush
R. L. Pearce
Youndas
Ralph Sanders
Brighton Ladies Society Meeting Moves to Parsonage
The Ladies Society of the Methodist church will meet at the parsonage Thursday afternoon May 20 at 2 o'clock, moving from Mrs Walter Lee's home. Brighton P T A elects officers at a recent high school meeting with Mr Tinker as president and Mr Sneary as president, Mrs Vern Hales as secretary.
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CTETY
Brighton
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
Walter Lee
Brighton P. T. A
Tinker
Sneary
Vern Hales
Family notices and social calls fill Mother's Day weekend
Mra Claude Holmes treasurer BRIEKS Mra M and Merrill receive word their young est son Fred age 24 was killed in an automobile accident. Shirley Gill and friend of Cleveland were Sunday callers at the home of his uncle Charles Gill and family. Mr and Mrs Clark Ewell and family spent the weekend with their daughter. Mr and Mrs Lawrence In Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Dean McClellan entertained the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Albert Carpenter and mother Mrs July Colling wood and sister Miss Gladys Carpenter of Clarksfield and the former s parents Mr and Mrs F H McClellan of here Sunday in honor of Mothers Day. Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Merrill were the former s sister Mr and Mrs Lee Conklin and family of Rochester. Mr and Mrs Roy Bottorff and the latter s brother Charles McKenzie of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Homer Martin and Mr and Mrs Loren Buckley of New London were Sunday callers at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs WIH McKenzie in honor of Mothers Day. Mr and Mrs S E Merrill spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Wade Knapp and daughter Rochester. Mr and Mrs Walter Day were home of Mr and Mrs Clarence McDaniels New London. Week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs C D Murray were their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Franklin Sullivan of Detroit Mich Nev H H Patrick spent a couple of days this week at the home of his parents at Mt Vernon His mother returned home with him for several days visit. T R Lamphere of Dodge City Kansas was a Sunday guest at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C H Lamphere. Mr and Mrs Claude Holmes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Berry
Norwalk
C. C. Finkle
Forest Rice
Ford Crosier
Pittsfield
Francis Biddinger
Elyria
Forest Home
Ruth
Marilyn Garrison
H. J. Pratt
Red Hawk
C. O. Biddinger
Lucille Pratt
Detroit
Harry Pratt
Larue Biddinger
Frederick Mohns
Rollin McLain
Sharon
Fred Mohns
Glenro
Ellis
Cleveland
Join Cook
Indiana
Judson Spicer
WV. B. Horton
Parma
Earl Syphers
Tom
Barbara
Russell Wilson
Brownhelm
Alonzo Hopkins
Orval | Hopkins
Shirley
Lakewood
Alden Hopkins
John
Harvey Hopkins
Erwin Adams
Shelby
Mansfield
John H Curtiss
Anna Curtiss
Sue Mason
Avery
Helen Marie Parker
Geo. Hoyt
Florida
Maurice Sheffield
Maurice Perkins
Wellington
Richard
Gordon Sheffield
Earl Sanders
Brieks Mra
M. &. Merrill
Belle Robishaw Kraus
Fred
Shirley Gill
Charles Gill
Clark Ewell
Lawrence
Sandusky
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Jully Collingwood
Gladys Carpenter
Clarksfield
F. H. McClellan
Here
Harvey Merrill
Lee Conklin
Rochester
Roy Bottorff
Charles McKenzie
Homer Martin
Loren Buckley
New London
Wih McKenzie
S. E. Merrill
Wade Knapp
Walter Day
Clarence McDaniels
C. D. Murray
Franklin Sullivan
Mich
Nev
H. H. Patrick
Mt. Vernon
T. R. Lamphere
Dodge City
Kansas
C. H. Lamphere
Claude Holmes
Local Social Roundup From Wellington And Cleveland
Sunday gatherings featured Mrs Gourze Holmies and family with Mrs Merrill and Melvin Merrill, and Mr Floyd Anderson at Townsend meeting in Wellington. Charles Seeley family and B F Seeley joined Rex Rowell at Sunday dinner in Wellington. Claude Holmes hosted visitors Marvin Mosher of Canton Ohio in Sunday evening calls. C H Lamphere and family visited Cleveland Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Melvin
Floyd Anderson
Townsend
Wellington
Charles Seeley
B. F. Seeley
Rex Rowell
Claude Holmes
Marvin Mosher
Canton
C. H. Lamphere
Thomas
Theodore Hardy
Theodore Jr
Vern Holdrich
Cleveland
Germany Saves Crumbs Campaign Shames Dining Etiquette
Munich reports Nazi propaganda urging citizens to save every crumb from meals. The campaign targets wasteful dining habits and urges patrons to pocket unfinished bread for later. British Commonwealth described as the most powerful empire in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Munich
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Cora M. Shepard
Wellington St
Stee
Jusior Grissinger
Courtland
Grange
William Brouse
Ted Breyley
Harvey Breyley
E. H. Perkins
Jay Palmer
Aldine Palmer
William Blanchard
Baptist Missionary
la Pera
Mutual Clothing CO
Broad ST
Grafton Firm
Dorothy McGill
Nick Grausum
Nellie Lehman
Gillis
Joseph Kilne
Vincent Derek
William Buckingham
Velma Lyner
Don Swartz
Ira
Dewey Aldrich
Ernest Packard
Delkert
Chatham
Floyd DeLons
Spencer
Roy Lang
Clara Waggoner
Pittsburg
Earl Banks
Velya Jane
Yonuntstown
Leonard Jones
Estella Aldrich
James Aldrich
Nettie Reichard
Jimmie Fidler
Joel Pressman
Claudette Colbert
Pressman
Greta Garbo
Garbo
Greta
New York
Betty Wyman
Janice Jarrett
Toby Wing
Follywood
Ann Sothern
Roger Pryor
Roger
Ann
Darling
McNaught Syndicate
Huntington
Thrifty Cookers
Hazel Amsbarr
A. S. Wilcox
Arthur Dushenske
Gleaners
C. B. Rawson
Annabelle Mae
Leininger
Earnest Hearn
Andrew Rawson
Richmond
Virginia
Washington, D. C
P. P. Gott
Karl Darkey
Greenwich
Ted Coombs
Pennsylvania
Ben Smith
la Grange Hardware Co
Henry Sandrack
Bradentown
Arthur A. Wilcox
Nettie Gouldie
Margaret Herrick
J. J. McAlpine
Roy
Gourze Holmies
Liteheld
British Commonwealth of Nations
S Phys
Vitalaire
Gow
Italaire
Walton Ice & Fuel, Inc
CASH
Broad and
East River Streets
Linco Gasoline
Linco Oil
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