Relatives Seize Wellington Home In Surprise Visit
E L Wilcox recalls relatives arriving unnoticed Sunday and taking possession of his home celebrating his October 29 birthday with a large dinner. Present were Leon Adams LaPorte Rudy Delmar Grace Roedel Rose Beckley and the Wilcox family of Wellington.
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Wellington
E. L. Wilcox
Edith
Wilcox
Leon Adams
Wiloughby
J. R. Rudy
LaPorte
Grace Roedel
Delmar
Rose Beckley
Akron social gathering noted in Sunday visit
Mr and Mrs John Hughes with their daughter Dorothy hosted a Sunday entertainment attended by Dr and Mrs Arthur Frank Miss Mary Anson Mrs Car Branson all of Akron and Mr and Mrs Jack Penrod from Elyria.
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John Hughes
Dorothy
Arthur Frank
Mary Anson
Car) Branson
Akron
Jack Penrod
Elyria
Priestle Backs Out of Talks Last Sunday Plans Set Next Week
Dr Joseph Priestle who had planned to speak at the Epworth League and evening service of the M E church last Sunday sent word to be absent but scheduled a Wellington church visit for next Sunday. Priestle serves as religious instructor across the Northeast Ohio District of Methodist churches.
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Joseph Priestle
Epworth League
M. E
Wellington
Priestly
Northeast
Ohio
Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret K Heiffner
Funeral services were held at Keith Andrews Funeral Home at 2 pm for Mrs Margaret K Heiffner 38. She died at the Fells Clinic after internal injuries from an October 24 Huntington Center accident. Burial followed in Rochester cemetery.
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Margaret K Heiffner
Keith Andrews
Rochester
M E Aid Society Meetings Planned at Two Homes
Group No 1 meets at Mrs Wilbur Sutliffs home Friday afternoon at 2 39. Group No 2 gathers with Mrs Lena at an undecided time and location.
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M. E. Aid Society
Wilbur Sutliff
Lena
Community events and meetings listed for November week
A fragmentary notice lists a Thursday November 5 afternoon event at 2 30 and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 39 across Protestant churches. It mentions a district M E festival in Lodi, a 4 H banquet at the Leg Hall on November 15, Ladies Night November 3 in Herrick Auditeria, and a shareholders meeting of the First Wellington Bank with director elections on Wednesday at 11 am.
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Dibble
Mo OE
Nerman
M. E
Frda
Lodi
Hiwan
Herrick Auduerile
Yoursel
First Wellington Bank
Minister Beicastro Delivers Sermons On Shared Life
Rev. Joe Beicastro, a 22 percent minister at the Church of Christ, pleased congregants with morning and evening services. His morning theme, Sharing Life with Us, and evening address, What Religion Means to Me, were described as to the point.
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Joe Beicastro
Church of Christ
Branson and Schuster Lead Winter Bredse Tourney Teams
Branson and Pat Schuster led the Bredse tournament held each Tuesday night at Ramser's hotel during winter. Top pairs included Harry Laureen with Robert Walden at 34, Dr. Harold Landgrebe with Dr. Baldwin at 33, and others such as Harry Wagner with Howard Lehman at 32 and Keith Andrews with Dr. E Downer at 35 1 2.
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Branson
Pat’ Schuster
Ramser’s
Harry Laureen
Robert L. Walden
Harold Landgrebe
Baldwin
Harry Wagner
Howard Lehman
Keith Andrews
E. Downer
Webber BeVier
Downer
BE. L. Hewes
Wiliam Bennett
A. I. Warren
Delmar Roedel
Paul Schafer Undergoes Surgery At Allen Hospital
Paul Schafer underwent a rupture operation at Allen hospital in Oberlin early Monday morning. Schafer is employed at Sterling Foundry.
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Paul Schafer
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Schafer
Sterling Foundry
Oberlin Student Straw Poll Back Landon Bricker
Oberlin College students cast a straw vote with Landon leading Roosevelt 636 to 0. Ohio gubernatorial race favored Bricker 378 to 49 over Daver. A faculty postcard poll showed Landon ahead Roosevelt 58 to 56 and Bricker endorsed 105 to 2. Other candidate tallies included Thomas 52, Browder 14, Lemke 2.
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Oberlin
United States
Oberlin College
Coy
All Agen
Roosevelt
PSO
John Bricker
Martin L. Daver
Ohio
Bricker
Daver
Oberimn
National Republican
Public Affairs Society
Landon
Davey
Thomas
Browder
Lemke
Wellington Sprasis Club Members Attend Ohio Federated Conference
Mrs Keith Andrews former president and club member returned from a two day district conference of Ohio Federated Womens Clubs at Crestline. They report the meetings very instructive.
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Wellington Sprasis Club
Keith Andrews
Ohio Federated Women’s Clubs
Crestline
Local social notes from Oberlin area and surrounding towns
W J Powell and Harold White attended the Oberlin Kenyon game at Oberlin Saturday. Mrs Maryette Snyder enjoyed a lively weekend. Dr C W Recard joined the Scrooby Wrengler club meeting at Amherst on Monday. Mrs W G Watts returned from visiting son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs R M Estrich in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Paul Clifford and daughter Pauline proceed to their winter home in Mt Dora Florida. Mr and Mrs Leon Sprague and Cleveland family visited Mr and Mrs R A Cordray Sunday. Mrs Robert Smith and infant daughter plan a return from Lodi hospital this week.
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W. J. Powell
Harold Whiteside
Oberlin
Maryette Snyder
C. W. Recard
Scrooby Wrengler’s Club
Amherst
Monsdar
W. G. Watts
R. M. Estrich
Columbus
Paul Clifford
Akron Infant Dies After Choking Spell Collision
Six week old Patricia Ann Domebeck choked and died after a car collision in Akron. Miss Flossie Dombeck twenty one drove to a doctor when a second vehicle hit their car killing Mrs Mildred Collins thirty one. The infant died a few minutes later.
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Akron
Patricia Ann Domebeck
Flossie Dombeck
Mildred Collins
Landon Accepts Defeat and Plans Quiet Return
Kansas Governor Alf Landon conceded the presidential race to Franklin D Roosevelt promising all Americans will accept the verdict and work for the country. He will relinquish the governorship January 1 and may retire from politics while weighing future moves.
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Peka
Kans
Gaz
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Kansas
Landon
George McGull
D. Kans
Westerday
French General Laffarette Honored in Gallipolis Visit Card
A portrait of French General Laffarette presented to Our House by the French Government recalls his overnight stop in 1825 when the site functioned as an inn.
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Gallipolis
Laffarette
Our House
New York Sun Declares End of Republican Party
The New York Sun, a Republican paper backing Gov. Alf M. Landon, states in its main election story that Roosevelt has strengthened his hold on Congress, clearing the path for an extension of the New Deal and annihilated the Republican party.
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New York
The
New York Sun
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt Wins Kansas in Tight Election Race
In Kansas President Roosevelt leads Landon for all nine electoral votes as returns from 1607 of 2690 precincts show Roosevelt with 243 621 to 250 677 for Landon. Huxman edges West Topeka for governor while Capper leads Ketchum. Republicans sweep six of seven congressional districts.
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Executive Mansion
Topeka
Kan
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Walter A. Huxmans
Denmsocrat
Landon
Huxman
Hutchinson
Will G. West
Arthur Capper
Omar B. Ketchum
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Avon District Event
Avon Ohio November 4 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John prepare to entertain the District organization in Avon on November 15. Various residents visit relatives and attend events including Elra and Berea visitors. Mrs Frank Wolf of Lorain is buried after a Avon residency.
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Avon, O
Knights of St John
Avon
W. L. Davis
Elrra
Frank Pickering
Alverdo Taft
Berea
C. A. Baucham
Ben Walker
Fred Bonnie
Eirria
Joseph Forthofer Sr
Cleveland
Mondar
Mittieman
Montana
Wilson Jameson
Len Mitchell
Avon Lake
Frank Wolf
Lorain
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Zourtland
Grand Slam Club
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L. G. Bradstock
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MAZDA
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T. S
Glade Thomas
Brown
Bell
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