Auctioning Kent-Oliphant House Candlesticks Stir Yet Virginia
The Annapolis auction opens at Kent-Oliphant House with Virginia Oliphant attracting attention as a New York buyer withdraws the candlesticks. Virginia resists selling, explaining the items hold family memories as Michael McMillan and Rickey query motives while the family faces mortgage and possible loss of the historic home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent-Oliphant House
Annapore
Jane. Bleecker
Tony
Marty van Duyne
Michael McMillan
McMillan
Virginia Oliphant
Annapholis
Kent Oliphant
Appomattox
Virginia
Marty
Michael
Mrs. Bleecker
Mother
Daddy
Young Oliphant
Michard
Richard
Jinny
Rickey
Grafton Celebrate Birthday At LaGrange
May 13 gathering at LaGrange for Mrs Sam Foltzs birthday with twelve guests including Mrs W Johnson Miss Alta Johnson Mrs William Pfeiffer and others. Attendees traveled from Grafton Carlisle Penfield and Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Sam
Bertha Mae
E. E. Harrison
Harlie Harrison
LaGrange
Foltz
Entertains Circle at Belden Community Group Meeting
Mrs or I Nosler hosted the Belden Community Circle for a regular meeting. Members and guests shared sociability and a cafeteria noon meal. attendees included Mesdames Sooy Wilkins Belden Davidson Seckt Meyers Miennell Aldrich Nesbett Pfeiffer Aldrich Williman and Della Myers with Dorothy Schwarer recovering from appendicitis at Memorial hospital Flyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. I. Nosler
Belden
Mesdames Paul- Ine Sooy
Maude Wilkins
Corrinne Belden
Mary Davidson
le Qua Seckt
Lucy Meyers
Vienna Miennell
Estella Aldrich
Alma Nesbett
Alma Pfeiffer
Fredaccheh
Esther Pfeiffer
Mary Aldrich
N. Williman
Della Myers
Richard Seuy
Dorothy Schwarer
Memorial Hospital
Flyrna
Messrs
R. J. Crowe
A. Ll. Wise
Barberton
Jim Armitage
Mallet Creek Girl Reserve Year Ends With Farewell
Miss Bernice Faunce hosted the final Girl Reserve gathering of the year at her Branch Road home on May 17 with senior members present. Laura Morrow and Vida Sanderson led the event along with five York Council members and nine reserves. Officers elected were Beulah McConnell president Gwendolyn Chamberlain vice president Mildred Canfield secretary treasurer. Ice cream and cake followed, and plans were made for a Mothers and Daughters spring festival in the Sunday school rooms next Wednesday at 7:50 pm inviting all mothers and daughters.
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Girl Reserve
Mallet Creek
Bernice Faunce
Branch Road
Laura Morrow
Vida Sanderson
Y. W
York Girl Reserve Council
Beulah McConnell
Gwendolyn Chamberlain
Mildred Canfield
YWCA Ring Ceremony Attended by Local Women
Miss Laura Morrow Beulah McDonell Elinor Bohleyr Mildred Canfield Mrs Ray Canfield and Donald White attended the ring ceremony of the YWCA at LeRoy Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Morrow
Beulah McDonell
Elinor Bohleyr
Mildred Canfield
Ray Canfield
Donald White
LeRoy
Social calendar notes and visits from local families
Mr and Mrs Albert Bishop and son Kenneth of Elyria hosted and were visited by numerous relatives from Parma Mt Dora Brunswick Medina and Akron over the weekend. A free township dance was announced at York Town Hall for next Saturday. Several residents attended events in Ashland Medina and Millersburg and others hosted family gatherings at homes in LaFayette LeRoy and Elyria with many relatives named.
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Albert Bishop
Kenneth
Elyria
Edith Bellet
Parma
H. A. Bishop
Ed. Nutter and Son
Mt. Dora
Florida
A. W. Bowman and
Ward
Brunswick
J. M. Erb
Medina
York Town Hall
Philip Swartz
Berea
Ashland
Bert Few
Irma
Ashe
Millersburg
G. A. Hinman
Howard
Roy Hinman
Elmore Hinman
Russell Dickerman
Corwin Parker
Kissimore
East Half Acre
Akron Rubber Works
Cora Burnham
Helen
Charles Seeler
Dickerman
Violet
Doris Few
Elva Jane Wickwire
F. A. Hunt
Donald
West Park
Harry Partridge
Akron
Charles Pierce
Robert Stone
Lew Stone
John Buggington
Firlawn
William Buffington
Eloise Olson
Howard Heath
L la Fayette
Ada Battles
R. H. Dwyer
P. C. Williams
Weymouth
Sunday Socials Reach Nearby Families Across Counties
Mrs Ed Indoo and Mr and Mrs Frank Coleman hosted relatives from Cleveland Litchfield Medina and Medina area over the weekend. Elva Wickwire of Madina visited the Few girls Friday to Sunday. Glenn Seeley and family of Elyria dropped by the M J Dague home Sunday afternoon. Pauline Bricker and companion from LeRoy called on Mr and Mrs J C Bricker Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J Bricker then visited his sister Mrs Wil Cockerel in Lodi Sunday evening.
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Delores Ann
David Robson
Ashland Hospital
J. D. Mennell
Alta Johnson
W. D. Johnson
Elyria
Elizabeth Schwarer
Floyd
Wilhelmina Schwarer
Clarence Metzzgar
Cleveland
George Fites
B. E. Harrison
LaGrange
J. C. Aldrich
Jarry Moyer
Herman Wise
Leon Lehman
Virgil Kline
Wooster
A. E. Menneil
Paul Nichols
Ernest Diedrich
Maple Heights
Ida Moilander
Fonda Tleien
M. Diedrich
A. EF. Mennell
S. F. Jackson
Sylvia
Isabel
Phyllis Jackson
Penfield
E. D. Johnson
Ralph Flood
Josephine
Donald
Johnson Home
Fred Rinemille
Winton
Harris Harrison
Ta- Grange
Rollin Mohler
Ed. Indoo
Frank Coleman
William Salmon
Billy
Frank Salmon
Litchfield
Clare Burkett
Medina
Silas Salmon
Elva Jaye Wickwire
Madina
Glenn Seeley
M. J. Dague
Pauline Bricker
LeRoy
J. Cc. Bricker
J. €. Bricker
Wil Cockerel
Lodi
School Fair At The Schoolhouse Friday Evening
A large crowd attended a school fair showcasing regular student work from all grades. Home economics and manual training classes demonstrated projects while a mock trial by the commercial law class and two reels of educational pictures were shown. Representative Ed Deibel spoke on the legislature’s stance toward school funding, drawing much audience interest.
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Manuel
Commercial Law
Ed. Deibel
Mother Daughter party lights up Eaton church basement
Mrs. L J Nairy of Cleveland brought her mother Mrs Mary Dawley to Eaton for a visit last Friday. A Mother Daughter party in the church basement drew seventy attendees with games and stunts and refreshments of ice cream wafers and cake. Additional Sunday visits include families from Elyria Detroit and Pittsburgh with several dinners hosted by local residents.
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Edward Hillman
Joan
Toledo
John Hammer
Lorain
Hillman
Walter Cornish
LaVerne
Maxine
C. E. Strickland
Stevens
Fred Oldenberg
Anna Taft
Elyria
Russell
Kay Urban
Fairview
Sadie Heister
Aliss Minnie Garretson
Pittsburgh
Amanda Garretson
Frances Davis
Berea church plans May 21 address on a timely question
Mise Bell visits Elisabeth Davis in Berea as local families host relatives. On May 21 Mr Somerville from North Carolina will speak on a timely question using Lamentations 1 12 as text. He has nine years pastoral work and is pursuing postgraduate studies in Oberon. His wife maintains church work in his absence, with men meeting Saturdays and women Sundays for worship. Baccalaureate events follow, with Reverend Kohl addressing thirteen graduates on stagnation and Miss LaVerne Lantz playing processional as the choir offers Still Still With Thee. Class play set for May 24. Bible school attendance is strong though punctuality wanes. Also notes the ale-wite a herring tribe fish named from the Indian loof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bell
Berea
Elisabeth Davis
Fred Schubert
J. P. Bechtel
Telegraph Road
Somerville
North Carolina
Takien
Oberon
North
Kohl
LaVerne Lantz
Bible School
Immortality Belief Central to Ancient Egyptian Religion
A belief in immortality and a judgment after death forms an integral part of the ancient Egyptian religion, guiding ritual practice and cultural worldview across Pharaonic society.
Esther Andrews Hosts Eighth Grade Social at Nova Home
Miss Esther Andrews entertained eighth grade pupils and teachers Thursday evening with refreshments. Numerous relatives and neighbors from New London Ashland Rochester and Cleveland gathered for the occasion. A pleasant Mother's Day surprise honored Mrs. Jane Crittenden with a guest list including Plank Crittenden Detro Richards Hanley Fast Biddinger Crumrine Raymond Crittenden and others.
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Nova
Esther Andrews
Elta Thudium
Anna Ferrell
New London
Bery] Crumrine
Ashland
Leota Eaton
Rochester
Marie Crumrine
Rita Crumrine
Crumrine
George Garber
Indianapolis
Ind
Marcus McCormick
Mary Scarborough
Baltimore
Mary Phillips
Landers
Detroit
Mich
Roe Martin
Hazel Martin
Luke Schmidt
C. F. Hannville
C. V. Andrews
Andrews
Wellington
C. F. Hanville
Als
Maude L. Hanville
Rye Beach
Jane Crittenden
Nurse Reclaims Health in Lydia E Pinkham Ad
A Brooklyn nurse, Clara A. Lanry, reports recovery after three years of illness helped by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it boosted appetite, calmed nerves, aided digestion and relieved sleeplessness. The advertisement touts endorsements from over half a million women.
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Lydia E- Pinkham
Clara A. Lanry
Amity St
Brooklyn
New York
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