Commencement Plans and Local News From LaGrange
Supt Carl Martin led a chemistry class visit to Yube Mills in South Lorain last Friday with many students named. May 16 commencement is planned in the auditorium. Gerald Dunlap died at memorial hospital after an appendectomy with services at Sudro Funeral Home and burial in LaGrange cemetery. classmates Tony Zalenski, Louis Radea, John Waiko, Melvin Burstey, Starr Woodruff, and Walter Spieth were pallbearers. School dismissed for upper grades for services, and teachers attended. Other local notices include visitors, homecomings, travel plans, and family gatherings across Berea Elyria Chatham Valley City Cleveland and Amherst communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Carl Martin
Yube
South Lorain
Tony Zalenski
Louis Raden
John Waiko
Starr Woodruff
Melvin Bursley
Walter Spieth
Harry Butler
Edwin Moulder
Richard Buckingham
Richard Smith
James Moulder
Gordon Adams
Foster Buswell
George Mowatt
John Dawson
Frank Zalenski
Orville Rising
Herbert Redman
Robert Winebauer
Gerald Dunlap
Memorial Hospital
Sudro
Elyria
Rev
Weyrich
Louis Radea
Melvin Burstey
LaGrange Cemetery
Linen shower honors Miss Bomgardner before wedding
At a Saturday gathering at Mrs. Carl Martin's home, Miss Jeanette Bomgardner was honored with a linen shower hosted by Mrs. John Cook and Miss Dorothy Parsons. Pink and white decor highlighted ice cream roses, cupcakes, tea, coffee, and mints. Out of town guests included Mrs. Max Smith of Elyria and Mrs. Bomgerdner of Lakewood, with Mrs. Cook's Indiana sister in attendance. Bomgardner, a high school teacher for three years, will wed Howard Myers in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Jeanette Bomgardner
John Cook
Dorothy Parsons
Max Smith
Elyria
Bomgerdner
Lakewood
Cook
Indiana
Howard Myers
Eaton Moms Day Observed with Carnations and Honors
Mother's Day was observed Sunday in Eaton with carnations for all mothers and plants for the oldest and youngest, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and Mrs. Glenn Cheeseman. The event included a chorus, a poem read by Mrs. Walter Fishburn, a scripture by Martin Blaine, and a sermon and music honoring mothers.
Baccalaureate Service Honors Largest Local Class
A crowded church for the largest graduating class, fifteen girls and eleven boys. Mary Cook and Steve Balogh led the procession to the front as seniors wore white and maroon caps and gowns. The Rev. Updegraff preached on The Complete Life with four key points Love inspiration Faith Eternity, plus religion. Music by the church chorus and a trio concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cook
Steve Balogh
Updegraff
J. C. Uapdegraft
Chester Carpenter
King Crowell
Children’s day program committee named for June 2
A committee led by Mrs. Updegraft will organize the children’s day program set for June 2. Helpers include Mrs. Claire Reisinger, Mrs. Ronald Schultz, Mrs. Glenn Cheeseman, and Miss Marian Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updegraft
Claire Reisinger
Ronald Schultz
Glenn Cheeseman
Marian Crowell
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Carole Shepard
Mrs. B Rothel hosted a pink and white birthday dinner Wednesday honoring Miss Carole Shepard. Guests included Miss Betty Ziehm and David Hawke. The honoree received gifts as a large pink white cake graced the table. Jack Lyon returned from a Cincinnati trip to reunite with World War I Air comrades. Cora Ross and daughter Virginia attended Oberlin College band concert on Sunday. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Ray Stanford of Elyria was held at Mrs. B Rothel's Friday noon. Attendees included Ada Rothel, Wesley Ryan of Berea, Oscar Rothel, Marian Stanford from Elyria, Frank Hales, Robert Ross, and others from Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stanford
Elyria
B. Rothel
Ada Rothel
Wesley Ryan
Berea
Oscar Rothel
Lorain
Stanford
Marian
Frank Hales
Robert Ross
Rothel
Eaton
Alfred Stumpf
Cleveland
Henry Anécresen
Carel Jean
Nancy Jane
Kent
Viola Dague
Sadie Gault
Delbert Berry
Vaughasville
Fred Brinker
Mary Gallatin
Gladys
Raymond Lamp
Welliington
Frank Chapman
G. R. Parks
Wellington
Lucy Gross
Mirs
Mary Dickason
Quinton
Ernest Clapp
Chatham
Clapp
Baltimore
Maryland
Thurston Olmstead
Elsha
Leon White
Homerville
Frank White
Orrion Thompson
Karl
Ida Naylor
Monosmith
la Grange
Millard Fuller
Lakewood
G. L. Emersons
N. E
Patsy Sue Walsh
Huntington
Jack Oxford
Danni
Sherman Kramer
Akron
Irena Auble
David Geisinger
Lod
Marty Snow
Alton Yeagley
R. A. Shearer
Airs
W. E. Coolmean
Seville
Otto Stebbe
Robert Hardie
Clair Lice
Nor- Walx
Mir
Marion Wolf
Air
RV. Cohogan
Earl Cohagan
Ecaeria
Gertrude Wood
Mary Snow
Wes
Preston White
Lee Stroup
Medina
Spencer
Lee
Blake A. Stroup
Nelson Fuller
Elizabeth Gott
Emma Haulke
Larange
Healh
Thurman Staki
Graydon Griggs
Mary Sooy
Ralph Butcher
Victoria Butcher
Hollman
Herman Peabody
Alma Rose
Emma Weidrick
Harlan Kernan
Caroline
Mary Wood
Dallas
Charles Wamser
Lacey Gross
R. G. Parks
Erhart
Gross
Bertha Eakens
FASTEETH PROMISES COMFORT FOR FALSE TEETH
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as an eight part alkaline powder that secures dentures more firmly. It claims easier eating and talking without unpleasant taste or odor and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasteeth
Ally Drug Store
First Holy Communion Celebration for Danny Lee in Cleveland
A Mother's Day gathering honored Danny Lee on his first communion at St. Patrick's Church Cleveland. Breakfast at the Ruddy home West 112th street followed by a luncheon at the Lee residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Lee Mr and Mrs Michael Hart from Lakewood and others. Favors were white and yellow place cards with a tiny gold cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Lee
St. Patrick’s Church
Cleveland
Jack Ruddy
West 112Th Street
Lee
David Lee
Michael Hart
Lakewood
Patsy Cleary
Jack Edwards
Sevilla
First Holy Communion
Social Visit and Family Guests Spread Throughout the Week
Mrs. Ernest Whinple of Berea visited Saturday with Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Baker. Everett Hill and family of Valley City stayed Sunday with Ford Hill. Hazen Baker of Cleveland spent Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Baker. Orrie Lysaghit and Elyria family spent Mother's Day with Bernard Cowley. W. J. Rudd of Cleveland visited Monday, and Clarence Cowley of West View spent Sunday evening. Mrs. Myrtle Crowell plans a sale Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Whinple
Berea
B. W. Baker
Everett Hill
Little Son
Valley City
Ford Hill
Myrtle Crowell
Hazen Baker
Cleveland
Orrie Lysaghit
Elyria
Families Gather for Mothers Day and Band News
Carlisle residents visit Detroit and Belle Isle as Mr and Mrs E J Knapp share news of son Alfred Knapp and Betty Olsen marriage. The couple tours with Tommy Tucker Orchestra en route to Denver and New Jersey. Langdon family hosting while Mrs Clark Langdon undergoes hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Roy Vimpenny
Jean
Detroit
Mr. Vimpenny
Charles Vimpenny
Belle Isle
E. J. Knapp
Amherst
Herman Goodspeed
John Langdon
Marlene
Grafton Road
Clark Langdon
Durkee Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Beesing Family Hosts Jean Beesing Confirmation Party
Mr and Mrs Rolland Beesing of Butternut Ridge hosted relatives from Amherst Oberlin Elyria Milan Olmstead Falls for daughter Jean Beesing who was confirmed on May 12 at Grace Lutheran Elyria. Sixteen guests enjoyed chicken dinner at the Beesing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Beesing
Butternut Ridge
Amherst
Oberlin
Elyria
Milan
Olmstead Falls
Jean Beesing
East Carlisle School
Grace Lutheran Church of
Princeton
East River Streets
Beesing
Jean
Louis Beesing
Leonard Beesing
Phyllis
Lois Beesing
Bob and
Roy
Local families listed in regional social notes
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Deesing of Emiia Mrs Sophia Chujan Milan Miss Ruth Dewalt of Milan and Miss Doris Goll of Olmstead Falls with immediate family Mr and Mrs Rolland Beesing and daughter Miss Jean and Jerrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Deesing
Emiia
Sophia Chujan
Milan
Ruth Dewalt
Doris Goll
Olmstead Falls
Rolland Beesing
Jean and
Jerrying
Florence church hosts two Sunday school classes
The R F O M Sunday School class will meet Monday night at the Florence church. The Friendship Sunday School class will meet at the Florence church Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Florence Church
Friendship
Local residents share weekend visits and a new baby
J E McNet and Mrs Kenny Balzer discharged from area hospitals. Melvin Savior and families visited friends in Huron and Castalia. Multiple locals spent weekends with relatives in Amherst Ridgeville and Toledo. Henry Balver welcomed baby Julia Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McNet
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Kenny Balzer
Lorain Hospital
Melvin Savior
Howard Kurn
Huron Sunder
Mary Humm
Bowlins Green
Charles Kuemm
Victor Morelik
Cleveland
Alice Bisnette
Toledo
J. E. McNeill
Wilmer Jump
Rotland Courtrie
EL EL Coultrip
Will Glime
Norma
Eunice
Billy
John Supel
Jerce
Minnie Glime
Afr
Haise German
Burteman
Castalia
Charles Burrows
Betty
Lobby Bunce
Ridgeville
Fred Gerber
Charles Yates
Mixe Simons
Betty Gerber
Adam Radso
Amherst
Henry Game
Fincie Gimne
Henry Balver
Julia Anne
Home Makers meeting postponed. Elyria banquet set
LaGrange notes May postponement of the Home Makers group and a June meeting at Mrs. Erwin Adams home. Classes of 1908 1909 plan their annual banquet at the Elis Club in Elyria on May 18 with secretary Grace C. Miller sending invitations. Various local residents are listed as weekend guests and event attendees including church services and a Methodist Sunday school program featuring musical numbers by Joyce and Lois Anna Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Club
Elyria
Grace C. Miller
Harvey Devereaux
Elvrra
Bliss Marian Butler
West Salem
Bar Butler
George Foster
Airs
Fred Gray
Wellington
J. L. Saddler
Edward Haines
Cleveland
F. B. Gott
Ruth Gott
John Underhill
Pierce
Strongsville
N. A. Wergrich
Methodist Church
Joyce
Lois Anna Johnson
Wilhelmina Kolinski
Lodema Foster
Norman Spicer
Clarence Bryan
Louis
Dearborn
Michigan
Nina Keener
Lorain
Jennie Spicer
Harley Spicer
Juanita Crissinger
Marenzo
Ohio
Methodist Parsonage
Jay Werrich
Leonard Moulder
Cassie Kelner
Lakewood
Fred G. Prosser
Avery Wilcox
C. B. Rawsons
Arthur Wilcox
Andrew Rawson
American Legion
Jack Gibson
Community visitors and local residents gather at Bartter home
Columbia callers and local residents visit the Bartter home Sunday afternoon including Rev. Carl T. Nisson and Mrs. A. C. Bartter with Mrs. Russell of Lakewood. Mrs. Thomas Hughes visits daughter Mrs. E. L. Brett of Lakewood and plans Trinity church Mother Daughter Banquet. Rollie Fitch improves with crutches as Mrs. Fitch recovers. Mrs. Faith Sheer of Cleveland stays with the Fitch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Bartter
Carl T. Nisson
A. C. Bartter
Russell
Lakewood
Owen Harrison
Fields
Thomas Hughes
Mirs. E. L. Brett
Trinity Church
Hughes
Rollie Fitch
Faith Sheer
Cleveland
Fitch
Local Socials Roundup From Cleveland to North Olmsted
Mrs Louise Schied in Cleveland hosted Mr and Mrs Herman Dengler and two children for dinner. Ralph Hopkins Ella Rundle and daughters Elizabeth and Doris visited Mrs A C Mohier in Doylestown and Mrs Jennie Eby in Barberton Sunday. Orwood Offenburg and Elvira hosted by John Offenburg. John Timleck continues as engineer on M C Smith. Mrs Timieck to Wisconsin Monday. A D Crocker and Mt Austin hosts near North Olmsted with Erwin Worcester as visitors. Jean Miller plans a Friday birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dengler
Louise Schied
Cleveland
Ralph Hopkins
Ella Rundle
Elizabeth
Doris Cated
A. C. Mohier
Doylestown
Jennie Eby
Barberton
Orwood Offenburg
Elvrra
John Offernburg
John Timleck
Great Lakes
M. C. Smith
Timieck
Wisconsin
A. D. Crocker
Mt Austin
North Olmsted
Erwin Worcester
Qobertin
Crocker
Jean Miller
Local Social Notes from Sheffield Weekend Gatherings
Joan and Amy Hollis spent Saturday with Betty and June Chambers. W. E. Chambers family visited West Salem relatives. Teachers honored Miss Wilma Squire in class and at a party as she prepares to marry May 25. F A Gerber and son Robert visited Harry Garber in East River Road. Mrs. E D Hoag at home with severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Joan
Amy Hollis
Betty
June Chambers
Air
W. HE. Chambers
John Miller
West Salem
J. S
Miss Squire
F. al. Gerber
Robert
Beaver Falls Penna
Harry Garber
East River Road
E. D. Hoag
Spencer May activities include picnic and plays at school
On Friday May 17 the Spencer school hosts an annual picnic at Chippewa Lake and the senior class of S. H. S. presents a three act comedy The Shadow of Terror in the auditorium. Baccalaureate services for S. I. S. are planned for Sunday May 19 in the school auditorium with Rev. Welco Br ers of Spencer Lutheran church in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Chippewa Lake
Welco Brers
Spencer Lutheran Church
Spencer Town Meeting Appoints Decoration and Parade Leaders
At a Friday Spencer town hall meeting a Decoration committee led by Mayor Charles Walters and a President of the day were named along with a historian and several aides including John Flower. The town also lists volunteers for the parade and flag duties. Later the Spencer fire department fought a woodshed and milk house fire at Forest Jackson farm Sunday afternoon with minor home damage and undetermined origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Town Hall
Charles Walters
Mershal
Blake Stroup
Clarence Dague
John Miller
Flower Committee
Juanita Greetham
Ruth McLaren
Leona Rogers
Mildred Firestone
Dorothy Coomer
Theresa Brown
Flora McCourt
Wretha Brouse
Minnie Aldrich
Thursa Brouse
Lucy Hendricks
Fare Weakers
Frank Brousé
Glenn Fairestone
George Emerson
Fred Brown
Dorothy Cocomer
Lucille Hawk
Goldia Stroup
Spencer Fire Department
Forest Jackson
May Meeting of Woman's Home Missionary Society Held
The Methodist church Woman's Home Missionary Society met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ernst M Beeker presiding. Ed Brown led the program. The entertainment committee included Mrs. Bertha Browand Mrs. Earl Z Lea Mrs. Elmer Firestone and Mrs. Irena Rubdle. The next gathering is planned for June at Mrs. T. W. Robinson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ernst M. Beeker
Ed Brown W
Bertha Browand
Earl Z. Lea
Irs
Elmer Firestone
Irena Rubdle
T. W. Robinson
Aldrich Hosts Medina Republican Committee Dinner
Mrs. C. R. Aldrich entertained Medina County Republicans Friday honoring her husband, chairman of the committee. A four course chicken dinner was served for 29 guests including Mayor Jerry Ball and other local leaders. The surprise gathering was aided by Mrs. Dick Aldrich and Miss Leona Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Aldrich
Aldrich
Medina Co. Republican Committee
Jerry Ball
Joe Nearth
Lester
Wadsworth
Levi Tanner
Chinpewa Lake
Marie Bogar
Ledisuc Snedden
Henrietta
Clark
Frank Wedner
Valley Car
Rey Geisinger
Chatham
Dick Aldrich
Elyria
Leona Rogers
Spencer
Lois Ann Thornton Weds James Neely in Fort Worth Area
Lois Ann Thornton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton of Spencer, married James Saufley Neely, son of the late Ras Neely of Fort Worth, on January 28. The bride, a Wellington High graduate of 1934 and Glenville Hospital School of Nursing 1938, has worked at Cook County Hospital and most recently as a stewardess for American Airlines. Neely, a Central High School graduate of Memphis, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thornton
Spencer
Lois Ann
James Saufley Neely
Ras Sufley
Fort Worth
Tex
Neely
Wellington High School
Glenville Hospital School of Nursing
Cleveland
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Illand
American Airlines
Central High School
Memphis
Notable Fort Worth Couple Plans Move After May
The individual attended the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and Texas Christian College at Fort Worth and has worked for the Ben Co. Keith Co. fresh fruit and beverage distributors in Fort Worth for seven years. They will reside at 2704 Travis Avenue, Fort Worth, after May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tennessee At Knoxville
Texas Christian College At
Fort Worth
Ben Co. Keith Co. Fresh Fruit and Beverage Distributors
Texas
Travis Avenue
Doers Not Doubters Class Heads Spontaneous Roast
Miss Donnabelle Thompson hosted her home party for the Doers Not Doubters Sunday school class of the Baptist church. Twelve guests joined games contests and a wiener roast on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnabelle Thompson
The
Baptist Church
P T A Holds Year End Meeting In Auditorium
The P T A concluded its year with a Tuesday evening gathering in the auditorium and an excellent turnout. Mrs. Donovan Hawk became the new president and R D Starr led the program. The next meeting is scheduled for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Donovan Hawk
R. D. Starr
Friendly Bible Class Holds Regular Meeting at Handley Home
The Baptist church Friendly Bible class met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Handley's home. Attendance was strong for Bible study discussion and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible Class
the Baptist Church
Walter Handley
Mothers Day Observed at Methodist Church Services
Mother's Day was observed during Sunday morning services with Rev. Earl St. Lea leading special music. After Sunday school, the primary department presented a short program in honor of mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Earl St. Lea
Social visitors and family gatherings fill weekend schedule
Dozens of families and individuals from Kent Wellington Elyria Medina and nearby towns spent Sunday or weekend with relatives. Notable names include Viola Dague Frank Chapman Mary Snow Gertrude Wood and Blake Stroup among others, with several trips to see recovering relatives and attend local events.
Local Socials and Honors Parade Across State Lines
Mrs Catherine Fuller and Nellie Ball hosted visitors Sunday. Leota McCourt of Cleveland stayed with the McCourts. Mrs Owen Proser of Wellington visited her daughter and attended a school operetta. Vance Hendricks near Spencer earned a four year $240 OSU agriculture scholarship. Families from Attica Wellington Elyria and Columbus attended gatherings and events with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Fuller
Nellie Ball
Harvey Browand
Leota McCourt
Cleveland
Leo McCourt
Owen Proser
Wellington
Thurston Walsh
Vance Hendricks
Arleigh Hendricks
Spencer
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
John White
Willis M. White
Attica
Carl Carpenter
Blake Thompson
Leonard Heidenreich
R. A. Shearer
Howard Grinden
Marjorie Finley
Frances Trunk
Santa Brow
Smithville Inn
Shearer
Grinden
Evenirs
A. M. Simpson
South Euclid
A. J. Rice
Lyle Browand
Stedman Hunter
Elyria
Frank Browand
Jimmy Thornton
Gertrude Wood
Moore
Oregon
Jennie Henry
Harold Knoch
Ypsilanti
Mich
Charles
Laura Knoch
Berea
Bert Ebright
Heynoldsburg
Afr
Herber
Grumbine
Columbus
Roger Wood
Litchfield
Sidney Beach
Erhart
C. R. Aldrich
Richard Aldrich
Elyria, Jr
Harry Dague
Norma
Barberion
Mrrs. Lyons
Springfield
Viola Dague
Sadie Gault
Mothers Day Program By F H C Class At South Amherst
The F H C class of the Congregational Sunday School entertained their mothers at teacher Mrs E H Ruth’s home on Tuesday evening. After a brief meeting the group sang and Betty Witt read about Mothers Day. Charles Crandall spoke on the origin and history of Mothers Day. Dorothy Dostali offered a toast to mothers and Mrs Herman Witt to daughters. Mrs Clinton Whilmer and Charles Crandall won prizes. Decorations used spring flowers bow colors and a lunch for 12 members and ten mothers followed the dining room. Miniature May poles were given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
F. H.C
Congregational Sunday School
E. H. Ruth
Betty Witt
Charles Crandall
Dorothy Dostali
Hermen Witt
Clinton Whilmer
Memorial Day Plans Set by Village Committees
Village committees met at the town hall on Tuesday to finalize arrangements for the Memorial Day celebration. The parade starts at 9 o'clock from the town hall and proceeds to Evergreen Cemetery where Rev. J. H. Deemer of Lorain will speak. Keefers Band of Lorain will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Evergreen Cemetery
J. H. Deemer
Lorain
Keefers Band
Regular South Amherst American Legion Port No 197 Meeting
A regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Port No 197 will be held at the club rooms Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Port No. 197
Church Services and Pastors Schedule This Sunday
St John s Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt with church school at 1 pm and public worship at 2 pm. Catholic Church of Nativity led by Rev R J Steiger with masses at 8 and 10 am. Methodist led by Rev M A Burris with morning worship at 9 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Congregational led by Rev Rus sel Sursaw with Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 and baccalaureate service at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Catholic
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Methodist
M. A. Burris
Congregational
Russel
Avon Lake Auxiliary ToC Meet to Host May 20
Avon Lake Auxiliary to American Legion Post No. 211 will meet at Mrs. Winifred Ennis's Wanda Avenue home Stop 46 on May 20 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Ruth Leh mus of Elyria district president of Lorain County. Hostesses named are A. D. Weigoldt Flora Furst and S. Hanus. after business, games and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Auxiliary
American Legion
Winifred Ennis
Wanda Avenue
Ruth Lehmus
Elyria
Sth
Lorain County
A. D. Weigoldt
Flora Furst
S. Hanus
Legion Post buys 1000 poppies to honor departed comrades
Legion Post No. 211 purchases one thousand poppies to sell in memory of fallen comrades, marking a tribute by veterans through a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post No. 211
Unity Class Meets Weekly at Congregational Church
The Unity class under Mrs. Margaret Jones of Wellington will meet each Wednesday from 10 30 a m to 11 36 a m at the Congregational church throughout the summer replacing the 1 30 p m time. Council News minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read and invoices were paid at their Monday evening meeting. Clerk and treasurer gave a report for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
Wellington
Congregational Church
Council News
Grandfather Hair Theory and Village Council Notices
Council actions include bids for Lear Road resurfacing from Walker Road to the southerly village line, a police motorcycle bid to Elyria Harley Davidson, and street oiling bids. Insurance renewed for a street dept truck with Travelers. fingerprinting equipment requested. Ellen Travinovich hired as lifeguard for 1936 Summer season at the park beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Road
Walker Road
Lhne
Council
Elyria Harley Davidson Co
Travelers’ Insurance Co
William Bohnert
Ellen Travanovich
Park Beach
Avon Lake Graduation to Hear Rev Britton at Baccalaureate
Avon Lake Congregational Church minister Rev Erwin Britton will address the graduating class at the annual baccalaureate services May 19 at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium His subject will be Building Our Lives Britannon is Avon Lake High School Class of 1932 graduate The school orchestra under Russell Morers will play the Provisional march the girls glee club will sing Lift Thine Eyes the boys glee club Dear Land of Home and the church choir under Mrs Warne Black will perform several numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Erwin Britton
Seniors Final Assembly Promises Varied Program
Seniors plan a 9 o clock Friday May 17 final assembly featuring a skit about an old fashioned school a mock graduation by the girls a solo by Carolyn Trigalet a poem recitation by Mildred Borovy and performances by the senior jug band VHI concluding with the class song set to In the Mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Trigalet
Mildred Borovy
VHI
North Olmsted Women's Club closes season with play
The North Olmsted Women's Club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. Fred Youngs home in Center Ridge on Monday May 13. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Fred Young Mrs. G E Irons Mrs F B Hamblin and Mrs N C Reeisman. The president Mrs B F Salisbury opened the meeting and reports from auditing and committee chairmen were given. Officers for next year were named: Mrs B F Salisbury president Mrs D L Douglass first vice president Mrs L F Caverse second vice president Mrs C A Collier recording secretary Mrs L Nottingham corresponding secretary and Mrs H R Bowen treasurer. After business the drama group presented A Woman of Character directed by Mrs H W Gerhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NO. Olmsted
North Olmsted Women’s Club
Fred Young
Center Ridge
G. E. Irons
F. B. Hamblin
N.C. Reeisman
B. F. Salisbury
D. L. Douglass
L. F. Caverse
C. A. Collier
L. Nottingham
H. R. Bowen
H. W. Gerhan
Banquet Held by Ladies Aid at Coe Memorial
Two hundred fourteen mothers and daughters attended the Ladies Aid banquet at the Coe Memorial building on Thursday May 9. Mrs Ethel Hopper presided and introduced a program with prayers songs and toasts concluding with the Mispah Benediction. North Olmsted Kiwanis to run Memorial Day services in Butternut Ridge and Coe cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church
Coe Memorial Building
Ethel Hopper
Fred Tuttle
Pattie Rose
Ellen Bidwell
Carol Decker
Ruth Klee
Naomi Harding
Marie Bosworth Ranny
North Olmsted
Kiwanis Ladies Invited To Mrs Laubscher Home
Mrs. E E Laubscher will entertain the Kiwanis ladies at her Butternut Ridge Road home on Friday May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Laubscher
Kiwanis
Butternut Ridge Road
Dover Lodge Dance Set for Tuesday Night
Dover Lodge I O O F plans a dance for Tuesday night in May. Members and friends are invited to attend at the lodge hall, with arrangements expected to feature music and refreshments.
Those Hatless Men and the Case for Hats
The writer argues hats prevent baldness and urges outdoor protection from sun. He notes hair health depends on scalp nourishment and warns dandruff, poor hygiene, and internal illnesses harm hair. Advice includes regular cleansing, massage, and avoiding wet or cold exposure to maintain scalp health.
Dandruff Remedies and Hair Care Advice
The article urges avoiding hair tonics and recommends scalp lotions for dandruff. It details a borate soda glycerin lotion to rub into the scalp twice daily and a resorcinol solution for inflamed scalps, plus general guidance on hygiene, combing, and consistent care for healthy hair.
Ohio Rebekah Assembly Held in Toledo
Mrs. Mildred B. Yesberger and Mrs. Florence Dorow traveled to Toledo Ohio from May 7 to 9 to attend the Ohio Rebekah Assembly. Yesberger represents District Eleven of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly. Doyle's orchestra provided music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Memorial Building
Doyle
Mildred B. Yesberger
Florence Dorow
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Rebekah
Yesberger
Waterford Police Recorder Involved in Deer Incident
Waterford New Jersey Police Recorder Louis N. Cordo faced a deer collision when his car struck a deer. He stopped to aid and four other deer then blocked the vehicle as he attempted to assist the injured animal.
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Waterford
N. J
Louis N. Cordo
Cordo
Brands Inspector Misses Sale in Salem Report
A state livestock brands inspector reported on a shipment of four African Hons, writing that no brands were visible from his vantage point. The finding comes from his field inspection in Salem, Oregon.
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Salem, Ore
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