Artifacts and a Box Spark a Cabin Romance
In Gunnison Rodney and scientist Sam share a charged moment when a box of ancient artifacts entrances him. Yet he fears missteps after an earlier kiss, while Sam reveals she orchestrates courage and risk to win love as their wary romance begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marces Trani
Rodney Burton
Montrose Pettarey
Trent
Gunnison
Rodney
Jody Collins
Judy
Sari
Smithsonian Institute
Sam
Kedney
Sarl
Ald
Bert
Gant
Sven
Penfield Junior Senior Banquet Closes School Year
The Penfield Junior-Senior banquet was held Friday evening May 14 in the school auditorium. Fifteen juniors took part as guests and decorated the room with a white wicket fence and a blue and silver dome light. A three course dinner with favors followed a program including Welcome, Class History, Piano Solo, Class Will, Prophecy, and Toastmistress. Jack Flynn's orchestra provided dancing music. Supper was served by mothers with girls as waitresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellara
Harriet Undermil
Avery Sooy
Donia Devereaux
Zellars
Clase Will
Elmer Ryel
Betty DeVin
Margaret Berger
Jack Flynn
Baccalaureate Service and Patent-Teachers Meeting Highlights
The Congregational church hosted the Baccalaureate with Gladys Balors at the piano and Rev. F. H. Schott delivering the class address The patent teachers association closed its year with a May 12 business meeting led by president Mrs Richard Leach Officers for next year were elected including Mrs Leach as president F R Zellars as vice president Mrs Stanley Sooy as secretary and Mrs Blake Browand as treasurer The program featured a high school orchestra and student vocal numbers by grades one to six with Norma Smith and Kay Andrews performing solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Gladys Balors
Rar. Schott
F. H. Schott
Congregational Church
Patent-Teachera Association
Richard Leach
Leach
F. R. Zellars
Stanley Sooy
Blake Browand
W. H. Myers
Pano
Norma Smith
Ardis
Kay Andrews
Faye Kies
Lols
School program features student groups and a May pole dance
Dorothy Crawford Leach Marie Remen Helen Berkey and Allan Johnson lead a program with the girls glee club and the seventh and eighth grade mixed chorus. A May pole dance by the third and fourth grade followed the performance and refreshments were served after the program.
Pinochle Club Hosts Prizes At Mrs Andrews Home
Mrs Howard Andrews entertained the Pinochle Club Tuesday afternoon at her home with four tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Maxine Babel for first, Mrs Mary Frey for second, and Mrs Amy Ferriman for consolation. Refreshments were served by Mrs Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Andrews
Maxine Babel
Mary Frey
Amy Ferriman
Andrews
Funeral for cousin William Gibbs in Hinckley
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richmond and Mrs. BE A. Richmond attended the funeral services for their cousin William Gibbs held Saturday afternoon in Hinckley. Also attending were Mrs. Amy Ferriman and Mrs. Charles Bligh as family mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richmond
BE. A. Richmond
Amy Ferriman
Charles Bligh
William Gibbs
Hinckley
Levi Smith Birthday Dinner Observed At Home
Mrs. Levi Smith hosted a Wednesday evening birthday dinner for her husband Levi Smith. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Smith and daughter Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Starr, and C. A. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Smith
Arlo Smith
Wellington
Ira Starr
C. A. Taylor
Brownhelm Guests Entertained by Shattucks
Mr and Mrs Howard Shattuck and sons hosted relatives and friends at their home Sunday. Attendees included H B Peck Mildred Ruple and children Grace Wacker Billie Ford from Cleveland Rov H Peck from Dayton George C Peck and daughters from Fairview Village and Kenneth Tafel and son from Geauga Lake Ohio. Aurel Peasisy injured his right index finger on a sprayer engine requiring partial finger amputation. William Miller also had an arm caught in spray equipment requiring eight stitches. Both treated at Amherst Hospital. J H Miller and Ben Russel joined William Schmitkona and family of Amherst for Wednesday evening visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shattuck
H. B. Peck
Mildred Ruple
Herbert Peck
Grace Wacker
Billie Ford
Cleveland
Rov H. Peck
Dayton
Omo
George C. Peck
Fairview Villiage
Kenneth Tafel
Geauga Lake
Ohio
Aurel Peasisy
William Miller
Amherst
Grafton Elect Officers at Fourth Quarterly Conference
At the M. E church fourth quarterly conference officers were elected to begin duties after the Annual Conference. Edith Howard was named president and several women held church roles including Lucy Robson as connectional steward and Grace Park among others. Trustees include Delbert Dunlap and William Reese with Lucy Robson as auditor. A luncheon for Past Matrons was hosted by Mrs Florence Nichols of LaGrange with Mrs Zola Hastings assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
M. E
Edith Howard
Lucy Robson
John Clark
Grace McClintock
Grace Park
Lloyd Zacharias
William Holcomb
Fred Tran
Tom Trembath
E. E. Arnold
Arthur Bennett
Delbert Dunlap
William Reese
Frank Carmean
Clark Finley
Jim Tran
Edna Taylor
Walter Baker
George Edwards
Carl Shephard
Mary Ryder
Edith Howards
Misa Lucy Robson
Mary Finley
Nellie Lehman
Susan Cragin
Dora Sheldon
Florence Nichols
LaGrange
Zola Hastings
Attend O E S Meeting in LaGrange and Briefs
Grafton O E S members attending the LaGrange regular meeting included Wilhelmine Myers and several named spouses. Briefs list numerous Sunday and weekend visits among residents of Cleveland Elyria Lorain Parma Medina and nearby towns. A United Mills Co employee, William Sorg, fractured a leg on Friday while switching cars. Charles White I and Mrs William Demke are noted for future moves and conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
LaGrange
Wilhelmine Myers
Thelma Hahn
Elizabeth Barber
Margaret Jantz
Susan Cragin
Estella Aldrich
George Edwards
Leon Lehman
Harry Garrett
Leonard Jones
Alfred Shrubsole
Eloria
G. R. Wheeler
Cleveland
Herman Scholl
Mirs
Claud Doane
Alta Bourkel
Myrtle Clark
Ely
R. D. Holcomb
Betty
H. Powers
William Holcomb
William Sorg
Tthe United Mills Co
Charles White
Rittman
Wiliam Demke Conra
Auto crash near Dwight Hitch farm injures Mrs Gardner
Mrs Clarence Gray and Mrs Jack Gardner were involved in a car accident near the Dwight Hitch farm. Mrs Gardner sustained a fractured limb while Mrs Gray cared for her at home after a recent operation. The M E church supper was postponed to Thursday May ai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lescing
Clarence Gray
Jack Gardner
Dwight Hitch
M. E. Church
Birmingham News Notes Highlights Local Socials and School Play
Mrs Mattle Grover visited relatives in Amherst on Sunday. The Brighton Senior class performed their play in the Birmingham school auditorium Friday. Epworth League held a bake sale at Andrews store Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Bickel hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson of Gratton. Mrs Bernard Fox and daughter Charlene visited the Welt family Sunday evening. Mr Watchman from Cleveland visited Vern Henry Saturday. Lloyd Stevens and children of Vermilion called at the Andrew Schister home Sunday. Sewing Club met at Mrs Eldred Jarrett home with seven members. next gathering May 27 at Mrs Welch’s Vermilion home. The senior class play The White Elephant drew good attendance Friday night. Mrs W H Snellenberger, daughter Helen, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Berkmeyer were in Sandusky Saturday. Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer and Mrs Joe Bickel were Elyria visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs Walter Snellenberger and daughter Helen, and Mrs Glenn Berkmeyer called on Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mattle Grover
Amherst
Brighton
Birmingham School
Epworth League
Andrews Store
Joe Bickel
Sam Johnson
Gratton
Bernard Fox
Charlene
H.d. Welt
Watchman
Cleveland
Lloyd Stevens
Vermilion
Andrew Schister
White Elephant
W. H. Snellenberger
Helen
Glenn Berkmeyer
Sandusky
Jessie Berkmeyer
Elyria
Walter Snellenberger
Robert Silver
North Elyria Grange
Erwin Bachman
Carol
I. F. Eldred
H. J. Pleasant
George Washburn
William Farr
Oberlin
J. H. Penfound
R. R. Renouard
C. N. Williams
Fred Gotro
Leroy
Anita
Julia Mae
H. J. Strwald
Defoe
Paul
Ernest
Detroit
Clarence Longbrake
H. J. Hitler
Charles Reisinger
Lorain
West Ridge community notices and gatherings
West Ridge and Murray Ridge schools plan a final PTA meeting at the West Ridge schoolhouse Thursday evening. Senior Four-H club hosts Miss Lois Eldred on Tuesday evening May 25. Numerous local families attend church events, visiting relatives and guests travel to Elyria Vermilion Oberlin and Lorain for family and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
and Myre
H. J. Hillier
Charles Risinger
Lorain
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Murray Ridge
Lois Eldred
Mary Mason
Margaret
Jane
Harriet
Carl Fowl
Patricia
E. J. Burrer
Charles Schajble
Earl Burre
Kenneth
Clarence Dale
Edith McClarren
Mary Hahn
Evangelical Church
South Ridge
Wedding ties marked by church ceremony on Sunday
Mrs. Richard Johnson called on her mother Mrs John Simms Sunday to find her unchanged. Mr and Mrs I F Bildred and daughters Lois and Ardith, Chester Sprague and Mr and Mrs Robert Silver attended the wedding of Kenneth Young and Minx Leora Alexander at the Church of Christ on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Overlin R
Mra
John Simms
I. F. Bildred
Lois and
Ardith
Chester Sprague
Robert Silver
Kenneth Young
Minx Leora
Alexander
Church of Christ
Carlisle graduates present play at East Carlisle School
East Carlisle School graduates staged The Girl In the Fur Coat Friday night. A light bulb sparked a small curtain fire but the play continued and the blaze was quickly put out. Director Nora E. Neher received a floral gift. The auditorium held parents and friends who enjoyed songs by the seventh and eighth grade glee club. Geraldine Hange and Betty Jane Bucker presented the class prophecy and will. Class colors red and green were carried out with flowers and crepe paper. Other eighth grade members listed include Florence Joy Vincent Banks John Howard Leonard Brickman Virgil Beard Howard Wood Raymond Silauter George Walker Robert Rader Harold Miller Faith Joy and Norma Hardaker.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle School
Nora E. Neher
Kirwin
Geraldine Hange
Betty Jane Bucker
Florence Joy
Vincent Banks
John Howard
Leonard Brickman
Virgil Beard
Howard Wood
Raymond Silauter
George Walker
Robert Rader
Harold Miller
Norma Hardaker
Robert Boyce
Edward Linden
Faith Joy
PRESENT MINSTREL SHOW AT RUSSIA TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
Miss Mable Spaeth of East Carlisle School led pupils on Schramm Road to Russia Township School No 3 for a minstrel at commencement exercises and again at Carlisle School musical evening. Students included Gene Harrison Jimmy Jackson Live Bungart Ralph Hamlin and Carl Shaffstall with Leslie Hurlbut performing acrobatics and an eight voice chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Spaeth
East Carlisle
Russia Township School No. 3
Schramm Road
Russia Township School
Carlisle School
Missa Spaeth
Gene Harrison
Jimmy Jackson
Live Bungart
Ralph Hamlin
Carl Shaffstall
Leslie Hurlbut
Birthday party honors Phyllie Yunker in pink and white
Mrs. Frank Yunker of Grafton Road hosted a Friday evening party for her daughter Phyllie Yunker’s thirteenth birthday. The event featured hidden gifts and games, with pale pink and white carnations as color accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yunker
Grafton Road
Phyllie Yunker
Wan Church Observes Whit Sunday with Two Candied Cakes
La Porte M. E. Church observed Whit Sunday marking the 200th year of Methodism with Rev. Thomas Hughes delivering The Fetters of Life. The service featured violin by Miss Elizabeth Robson with accompanist Miss Eleanor Robson, and all church windows wore new light shades as part of Ladies Aid projects.
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la Porte M. E
Thomas Hughes
Jesus
Elizabeth Robson
Eleanor Robson
Ladies Aid
Personal notes from local residents mark birthdays and moves
Mr and Mrs W H Goodspeed dined with Mrs Greggs on Butternut Ridge for a birthday celebration. Eleanor Robson visited Mr and Mrs Robert Lee in Lorain. Archie Welton family moved to the Grafton Road home once owned by Henry Schudt and Mrs Wright. The Goodspeeds also relocated from that same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Goodspeed
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Goodspeed
Eleanor Robson
Robson Road
Robert Lee
Lorain
Archie Welton
Janet
Kenneth
Grafton Road
Henry Schudt
Wright
Local Names and Places From Avon Community Note
Mrs. Madie White and Charten kins Ruth John Wadaworth and Leonard La burg of Avon attended a gathering with Mr. and Hopkins at Chestnut Ridge near Worcester Batchery. Charles Hopkins, formerly of LaPorte, now home with A J Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Chestnut Ridge
Madie White
Chartenkins
Ruth
John Wadaworth
Leonard Laburg
Avon
Gress
Mr. and Hopkins
Butternut Ridge
Charles Hopkine
Madd Hin
LaPorte
A. J. Hopkin
Watch Washington Used Owned By Missourian
A silver caged watch once owned by George Washington appears in St. Louis as property of bus driver N. 0. Hubba. The piece remains in near original condition with minor porcelain dial chipping, two silver cases, gold mechanical parts, and a decorative gold filigree screen. The engravings include G. Washington on the mechanism plate and the winding and setting require a single key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George Washington
Hubba
Washington
G. Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleton
Penfield
Brownhelm
Briets
J. H. Miller
Ben Russel
William Schmitkona
Amherpt
France
Bilbao
Pauillac
Bordeaux
Aken
Acme
Charles Gest
Julia Ruth
Starr Klinect
E. R. Haines
Shreve
G. A. Trenchard
Mary
Bliss Stephens
Mary Trenchard
Earl Woodburn
Gene
Harry Bear
Ray Trenchard
Albert Arnold
Doylestown
Clifford Schultz
C. H. Schultz
William Welch
Jack Buchholtz
Emi Jantz
Fred Casper
Betty Schafer
Kathryn Mole
Esther Gest
Kenyon Chamberlain
Bruce
Bay Village
William Chamberlain
North Olmsted
Anna Hosier
Herbert Bennett
Lisbon
Gur Durkee
Fannie Durkee
Sewing Club
Poe
Noo
Ames
Yeu
Shaw
Kineds Fame
Etsy Autores
Wrens
Eper
Ghitind
Ane
Harvey Brown
Etta Brown
Raymond Simms
B. E. Hale
North Eaton
Ray Bent
Oberlin Road
Henry Krueck
Red Tisser
Walter Mellenberger
Edwin Howe
Vermillion
Carrie Davidson
Ely- Tig
Glenn
Lester Berkmeyer
Vermilion and Wakeman
Wilma Davidson
L. A. Andrews
Mary Haman
Watch Washington
Missourian
Man
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Cos
Chak Berns
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