Community Circles Plan Dinners and Events
Belden Community Circle No 2 meets with 14 members and one guest Mrs Phillip Anderson. Mrs David Curtis reads scriptures and a Mothers themed poem. Plans set for alumni banquet May 24 Grafton Mothers Study Club dinner June 9 Circles One and Two to serve. Strawberry festival at church hall in June discussed. Circle One host Mrs Martin Botsch all day meeting includes dinner for 20. Meetings planned June 10 work on sewing and rug cutting with sewing machines provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Clayton Sooy
Phillip Anderson
David Curtis
Grafton Mothers Study Club
Martin Botsch
Circle No
Circle No. Two
Belden Rural Life Sunday Observed With Dinner and Talk
Belden church will observe Rural Life Sunday on May 18 with seed and ground dedication. Belden Grange and other farm groups are invited. A noon basket dinner at the school cafeteria precedes an after dinner talk by Rev. Paul Brown of Wellington on rural life. Mothers Day service last week featured Rev Delbert Brown and solos and a choir. Choir rehearsals will be at the church Thursdays at 7 30 with a board meeting at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Belden Grange
Paul Brown
Wellington
Belden Church
Delbert Brown
Mr. Brown
Beulah Wise
Nellie Box
Charles Wise
Bert Langshaw
Phyllis
Ruth
Tom
Bert
Mother's Day Gatherings Across Families and Towns
Langshaw of Perry and many local families hosted and visited relatives on Mother's Day and weekend, with dinners and suppers at the homes of the Schriver Wise and Rising families. Guests included the Botsch, Archer, Reisinger, Nesbett, Witzel, and Muntz households among others, plus weekend visits from grandchildren and extended kin in Elyria Litchfield Parma Cleveland Sharon Wellington and Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Archer
LaGrange
Albert Archer
Sullivan
David Curtis
H. L. Landfried
Parma
Dwight Reisinger
E. J. Witzel
Cleveland
Daniel Nesbett
Wellington
Henry Schriver
Edward Reisinger
Cleveland Heights
Marcia
Beverly Witzel
Martin Botsch
Raymond Botsch
Becky
Sharon
Bill Joy
Oscar Reeser
Huntington
Ford Tractor Production to Continue Uninterrupted
John A. Rose Jr announces settlement terms with Ford Motor Company and Dearborn Motors Corporation regarding the Ferguson suit. Ford will keep manufacturing the current Ford Tractor, Dearborn will continue marketing nationally, and dealers will supply parts for all models. Two hydraulic pump changes will be made by end of 1952 to finalize production assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rose, Jr
Lorain County Tractor Sales Inc
Ford Tractor
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn Motors Corporation
Harry Ferguson
Harry Ferguson, Inc
Rose
Ford
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Motors
Adv
Family and legal notices mixed with social items in Lorain paper
A collection of social news, including meals with the Meyers and Deimling families in Litchfield and Elyria, health updates on Elmer Wise and Rosemary Garrentstetter, church group reports, donation to Save the Children, and a series of legal notices for divorces and public statements with dates and attorney names.
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Dra
George Meyers
Litchfield
Otto Deimling
Francis Harweddel
Ridgeville
Selin Deimling
Pearl Deimling
Elyria
Raymond Deimling
Bay Village
Public Sale At Columbia Hills On Route 252
Public auction to sell a residence on Route 252 near Route 82 at 1 p m. items include rugs oak bedroom suite wicker sets metal and mahogany furniture lamps chairs beds and household goods. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hills
Olson
Axminster
East Oberlin Founders Day Honor At Local Church
East Oberlin community circle hosts Founders Day at the East Oberlin Church with a tureen dinner. Hazel Walker leads devotions as members recall early church days and growth, with Prof. Clarence Ward and Mrs Ward among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
L. C. W. Circle
Hazel Walker
Clarence Ward
Ward
Dr. Gunn
J. E. Ford
Gar McRoberts
Pyt
Carlisle P T A Dance at East Carlisle School
Seventh and eighth graders enjoyed a Friday evening dance at East Carlisle school from 7 30 to 10 with music by Mrs L J Kolopus and calling by Mr Kolopus. Thirty guests had sandwiches and pop during intermission with chaperones Mrs Hazel Mendenhall and Stanley Dawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
East Carlisle
L. J. Kolopus
Kolopus
Hazel Mendenhall
Stanley Dawley
Kennedy Home
Leon Kennedy
Irene Hawk
Marjorie Worthington
Ruth Circle
Butternut Ridge
Ada Hill
Ava Pitkin
Carol Kennedy
Mission Services Held at Nativity Church in South Amherst
Rev Fr Frederick Dietz led daily mass at Nativity Catholic church last week with sessions at 6 and 7 30 am and 7 30 pm Youths over 14 and adults attended The Rev Fr Daniel Maher C P of Chicago conducted the services Guests at Sunday dinner included Dr and Mrs Donald G Hyatt and daughter Rebecca Ann of Elyria and the Rev Mrs Richard Bredenberg and daughter Ingrid Mr and Mrs E M Hyatt hosted Mrs Bredenberg and the Hyatts were Hiram College classmates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dietz
Nativity Catholic Church
Daniel Maher
Tuberculosis Patients Turn Xmas Trees From Film Waste
In Phoenix Arizona at the Indian Medical Center Sanatorium about 300 patients have fashioned Christmas trees from washed X ray film. The creative project uses discarded film to craft festive decorations amid holiday spirit at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix Medical Center
Possum Family Moves Beneath Car's Hood
Mrs H T Sielms backed her car from the garage when it stalled and found a pile of leaves on the motor and a hissing sound. She dropped the hood quickly fearing a snake in the engine and then returned with a stick to investigate the scene in Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Possum Family Hauls Nest Under Car Hood
A mama possum and her nine joeys nested under a car hood. The animals had gathered a large pile of leaves waste paper and sticks and created a bed on the engine.
Eye Glasses Widely Worn by Two Thirds of Adults
A survey shows two out of three American adults wear eye glasses. The finding highlights the widespread acceptance of corrective lenses and shifts in eyewear usage among diverse age groups.
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Dan Moehle
Martha Moehle
James Conroy
John Moehle
Medina
Martha Spieth
Allan. Lee
San
Greatheart
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut St
Crosley Shelvadog
Elmer Wise
Ewald Jantz
Phil Garrity
Rosemary Grabenstetter
George Grabenstetter
H. H. Gregg
Bertha Fox
Frank Smith
Jean Holbrook
Josephine Sage
Sunshine
Esther Smith
Ways and
Pfc
Don Sage
Japan
Save the Children Federation
Fox
Helen Smith
Ruth Harrison
Martha Smith
Josephine Hardy
Thelma Nixon
Jo Sage
Doris Gregg
Mrs. Holbrook
Ruth Thorley
Leland P. Gray
W. Broad St
Eva Hubbard
Lorain County Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Horace Hubbaf
WM. Passen
Emma Jean Smith
Ray L. Miraldi
Pearl Ave
Lorain
C.T
Vera Backus
Jim Kirtley
Jim Kirtley’s Trailer Station, Highway No
Evansville
Indiana
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Jack D. Backus
L R. Boyson
Atty
Ph. C.T
William Gregg Goodspeed
New York Daily Mirror
Bill Stahl
New York
Park Avenue
David Lewis
Lewis
Irving Adler
Florida
George W. Chittock
W. L. Good
Carlisle
Spitzer
Grafton
de Soto
Plymouth
South Amherst Mission Services
Arizona
Vai Neue
Seaboard
Broad Street
Ostrov
Possum
Lake Erie Detective Service
NITE
Amherst
Gabardines
Coats
Rexall
Maxixe
Helen Cornell
Bobby Pins
Mead’s Pablum Special
Elkay
Cara Nome
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