Wellington Ohio couple wed in Wellington home ceremony
Miss Jeannette Mae Auble of Cleveland married Jack Branson of Wellington in a ring ceremony performed by Dr Charles W Recard at the Auble home. The reception followed at the Branson home with family and friends. The bride’s party included maid of honor Fern Stemen. best man Edward Bratson. couple to reside in Columbus after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Harold Auble
McKinrey Avenue
Jeannette Mae Auble
Cleveland
T. 5. Aubble
Springfield
Ohio
Jack Branson
Alan R. Branson
Courtland Street
Ted Jones
Warren Williamson
Lohengrin
Charles W. Recard
First Congregational Church
T. S. Ruddle
Fern Stemen
Edward Bratson
Oakmont
Leslia Mae Branson
Edwin Branson
Jean Phelps
Kent Normal
Herbert Krause
Lakewood
Alma Roloff
John Harrison
Danny Danford
Columbus
T. S. Auble
Lelia
C. W. Recard
William Siemen
Lottie Braver
Caroline Branson
Warren Auble
A. R. Branson
Miss Eunice Brown Weds Ralph Lance
Miss Eunice Brown daughter of Mrs. Harvey Sheldon Penfield became the bride of Ralph Lance son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lance Barker street Wellington at the parsonage of Rev. and Mrs. John Koontz Spencer. The bride wore a white lace dress and carried a bouquet. A wedding dinner was served at the bride’s mother’s Penfield home to immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koontz
Spencer
Eunice Brown
Harvey Sheldon
Penfield
Ralph Lance
Vern Lance
Barker Street
Wellington
Lance
Faye Boise
Junior Cookies 4-H Club Plans Summer Work and Elections
Members of the 4-H Junior Cookies club and advisor Mrs Arthur McDavitt meet at the schoolhouse after day’s lessons. Officers were elected including Dorothy Norton president and Mary Lupino vice president. Lois Moore added to enrollment. Summer activities include vegetable dishes in May 1926, scalloped potatoes June 2, cooking meats June 16 30, broiled pork chops July 7 14, meals planning July 21 28, and table setting August 4 11 18 with weekly Wednesday meetings at 8:30. Age limit 12 to 14. A picnic was planned for August 4 11 or 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McDavitt
Dorothy Norton
Mary Lupino
Betty Hardman
Ruth Dimick
Lucy Dennis
Lois Moore
Sumner
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Convention at Wadsworth
The Norwalk District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds its annual convention at Wadsworth Church on Tuesday May 18 with sessions starting 9 30 am. Miss Nellie Low India delivers a missionary address and Miss Bess Phillips Africa presents Missions from Afar. Several local members plan to attend, with Miss Florence Starr coordinating transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Norwalk
Wadsworth
Nellie Low
India
Bess Phillips
Africa
Florence Starr
Elyrians See General Motors Science Show on Wheels
The traveling exhibit arrives at Elyria Elks Club for two nights with two shows each evening seven and nine o clock. Program features cathode ray oscillograph demonstrations and forward looking research tales under Charles F. Kettering supervision. The event is billed as educational, free to students and adults, with Oberlin educators attending and no explicit advertising attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
General Motors
Elks Club
Detroit
Ohio
Charles F. Kettering
Daniel O'Brien
Ernest Foss
Oberlin College
Chorus Formed For New Gospel Choir At Local Church
The piece notes the formation of a Gospel choir led by Charles Willard with organist Mrs. Marie Dirlam rehearsing on Sunday at the M. E. church. Twenty seven members wore new black uniforms while Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright from Lorain visited relatives in town and Mrs. Esther Judson and her son Milo from Litchfield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gospel Choir
Charles Willard
Marie Dirlam
M. E
Raymond Wright
Lorain
Esther Judson
Milo
Litchfield
Vern Lance
Entre Nous Club Hosts and Oberlin Guests
Members of the Entre Nous club enjoyed a bridge evening at the home of Miss Margaret Warner and Miss Jean Warner with honors awarded to Mrs. W L Wadsworth and Miss Kathryn Murray. The Warners also hosted a Sunday dinner for nieces and Oberlin students. Upcoming events include a guest day at Herrick Auditorium hosted by Mrs. E E Watters and Mrs. Charles Sheldon, a Junior-Senior banquet, and a farewell gathering for Elden McEndree and wife. Also noted are demolition of the old Ramsey depot, the purchase of a new house by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Auble, and visits from Mr. and Mrs. E C Foot of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret and
Jeannette Warner
W. L. Wadsworth
Kathryn Murray
Misses Warner
Kathryn Warner
Orrville
Margery Brooks
Margery Stranbough
Chicago
Eleanor Stear
Janet Splitstone
Cleveland Heights
Margery Merrsions
Lakewood
Oberlin College
E. E. Watters
Charles Sheldon
Herrick Auditorium
Elden McEndree
Daniel Shepard
Ramsey
Harold Auble
McKinley Avenue
E. C. Foot
Columbus
Mire
J. W. Shook
Western Reserve student elected Foil and Mace president
Philip Bradstock, son of Mr and Mrs L G Bradstock, elected president of the Foil and Mace fraternity at Western Reserve University where he is a junior majoring in business administration. He serves as secretary of the National Fraternity and was chosen as Reserve delegate to the national meeting in Boston in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Bradstock
L. G. Bradstock
Here
Western Reserve University
Phil
Reserve
Boston
Mass
Branson Bride-to-Be Honored in Mixed Shower
Mrs Krause of Lakewood and Mrs Branson of Oakmont hosted a misc shower for Jeannette Ankle of Cleveland, bride-to-be of Jack Branson, Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed wedding slipper shaped cake and wine forget-me-not mints while a tea cream display delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Branson
Herbert Krause
Lakewood
Edwin Branson
Oakmont
Jeannette Ankle
Cleveland
Jack Branson
Pay High Tribute To Miss Hosford
Funeral services for Miss Frances Juliette Hosford were held in Oberlin First Church. She died Friday morning at eighty three. Dr W F Bohn and Dr James A Richards led the rites and burial was in Westwood Cemetery. Her administrative work at Oberlin included student loans and scholarships for women and she wrote narratives later included in Father Shipherd's Magna Charta. Oberlin College awarded her a Doctor of Letters in 1931 and the General Alumni Association gave a Distinguished Service Medal in 1936. The memory of her contributions to Oberlin was praised by leaders and echoed in her forthcoming book chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Frances Juliette
First Church
Hosford
W. F. Bohn
James Austin Richards
Westwood Cemetery
Bohn
Academy Women
Father Shipherd
Frances Hosford
Oberlin College
Wilkins
General Alumni Association
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Miss Hosford
South Ridge Needle Guild Meets for All Day Sewing
Members of the Needle Guild Society met with Mrs. Albert Schroeder for an all day sewing session on Wednesday. A tureen luncheon was served. The society will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Mitton Baus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Society
Needle Guild Society
Albert Schroeder
Mitton Baus
Circle No 5 meeting hosts and attendees noted
Mrs J H Delefield and Mrs Christena Cook attended Circle No 5 of St Peters Pittsfield, with Alma Roloff from Miss Alma Roloff Cleveland Grace Grott Oberlin Gertrude Brothers Iona Auble Genevieve Rey Donna Gagne Harriette England Mra Carl Jones Mra A R Branson and the two hostesses. Games and contests were enjoyed throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Delefield
Christena Cook
Circle No. 5
St. Peters
Pauline Pitts
Pittsfield
Alma Roloff
Cleveland
Grace Grott
Oberlin
Gertrude Brothers
Iona Auble
Genevieve Rey
Donna Gagne
Harriette England
Carl Jones
A. R. Brannson
Amherst social notes record Grange and PTA engagements
Evangelical and Reformed church in Amherst hosted a Tuesday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle and daughter Marian joining Mrs. FE. W. Stang at the Hickory Tree Grange. Rev. R. G. Plerzer spoke at the Henrietta school PTA meeting on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amherst
George Knittle
Marian
FE. W. Stang
Hickory Tree Grange
R. G. Plerzer
P. T.A
Henrietta School
Seek To Classify Unsafe Drivers Seeks To Classify Unsafe Drivers
Washington officials advocate detecting drivers who crash more than once every 25 years. A six year study of 25,000 drivers, funded with 75000 dollars, will analyze accident records and driver behavior to identify safe and unsafe drivers. The effort includes testing driving skill and reliability to predict future performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Walace
Wallace
Congress
Bureau of Public Roads
Wak 'Jaee
Inventor Uses Clock Parts To Film Plant Growth
Percy Smith, 57, unveils a homemade device built from clocks bicycle parts and gramophone records to photograph plant growth. The machine records a day’s growth in one second, showing live growth on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Percy Smith
New York Day By Day By D. C. McIntyre
Diary fragment from May seventeenth recounting social notes in New York. Mentions people Joe Cook Zoe Beckley Dorothy Hall Faith Baldwin trip to Connecticut rain. Also references radio talk, Pope Mussolini meeting, Donald Duck, and stage actor Maud O'Dell's death incident backstage. includes writer Acmed Abdullah and remarks on showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rale
Joe Cook
Zoe Beckley
Dorothy Hall
Dick Berlin
Florida
Faith Baldwin
Connecticut
Geen Crawley
Indy
Wii
Jessie Hays
L'Aperitif
Pope
Mussolini
Italy
Trans-Lux
Donald Duck
Cartoonist rises from obscurity to newspaper fame
A longtime cartoonist shrugs off years of inactivity after Texas Guinan boosts his profile. An editor nudged by the star’s praise gives him weighty features, propelling him to editorial cartooning and key money pages. The piece weaves in light quotes about writing and celebrities from Sprague to Chesterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Guinan
Texas
Coronation Supper Closes Celebration at Embassy
The British Empire Club ended its coronation celebration Saturday evening with a coronation supper at The Embassy. Sixty members and friends attended a toast to continued club success written by J. Henderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Embassy
J. Henderson
Oth
Extra Deputies for Strike Duty In Local Men Hire
Sheriff William Gratto discussed possibility of extra deputies during a threatened strike. If order and property require protection, sworn deputies will be local men only. County commissioners did not approve new funds, but may authorize emergency hiring using local manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ¥. Gratt
Village Club New Year's Eve Party Recaps Festivities
Members of the village club gathered for an evening of toasts proposed by M. W. Watta and W. O. Moore. Dancing followed to music by a three piece orchestra as members shared songs and stories. The event ended with a singing of Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Watta J
W. O. Moore
Robbinsville Boy Scout Gem Hobby Sparks Treasure Count
A bugler at the Santeetlak CCC camp near Robbinsville N C has a collection of 280 gems valued at a small fortune. Herbert Pikenswick a 20 year old Asheville youth became interested in gem collecting as a hobby while studying a Boy Scout nature course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbinsville
N. C
Santeetlak
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Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Jeannette Auble
Mary Vandine
Brouck St
Ady
Mildred Brenner
Morris Brenner
Opera
Cleveland Institute of Music
Hugh Kirkpatrick
Lincoln Street
Maude Lunn
Toledo
Bert Kirkpatrick
D. L. Sharp
Ernest Green
George Hignett
Florence Knitt
Ridgeville
Elmer Buechs
H. J. Blosser
Joly Lz Club
Maurice Perkins
Rose Marie Zahn
Lucille Perkins
Mary Ellen Baumgardner
Lillian Anney
Alta Faye Hawk
L. L. Luedemann
Smithville
Charles Shepard
F. A. Humphrey
Middle Ave
Optometrist
Elyris, Ohio
Elyrians
South Ridge
D. C. McIntyre
Acmed Abdullah
Europe
Orient
Paris
England
Jean Wilk
Ehg
Rialto
James Barton
Maud O'Dell
Bessie
Tobacco Road
Barton
Miss O’dell
Miss O'Dell
Philadelphia
Jessie Rainford Sprague
Sprague
G. K. Chesterton
Bagatelles
Charlie Chaplin
Paterson Dial
Rupert Hughes
Ben Ames Williams
Lanny Ross
Lancelot Patrick Rosa
Algonquin
Iaa Claire
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jay Box
Murbach
Standard Sanitary Mf. Co
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