Kellys celebrate 77th birthday with big family turnout
Henrietta News from Correspondents reports Mr and Mrs L M Kelly marked their 77th birthday Sunday with a surprise gathering of twenty two relatives and friends at their home. Pot luck dinner was served and numerous attendees from Milan Wakeman Elyria and Cleveland joined the celebration along with extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
L. M. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Guy L. Champney
Milan
Don K. Watson
Alice
Dennis
N. G. Peabody
Wakeman
Fred W. Brandau
Carl Hasenptlug
Brownhelm
William Ieschtruth
Elsie, Mich
Harvey Brandau
Cleveland
R. O. Gill
Burton Bandau
Pittsfield
John Peabody
Monroe
Mich
O. E. Peabody
Doris Daniels
Bonnie
Kelly
Birthday surprise for Shirley Unger at home
Shirley Lou Unger received a surprise birthday gathering Friday evening hosted by her classmates and teacher Mrs. Norma Livermore at her home. The invitation included games and contests, with ice cream cake and wafers served by Mrs. Unger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lou Unger
Norma Livermore
Grange Meeting Features School Pageant at Schovol Hall
Regular Grange meeting at the schovol building drew good attendance. After business, a program featured a school children pageant. Card games followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Schovol
Charity Society Meeting At Methodist Church Hostess Home
Mrs Charry Myer hosted the Ladies Aid Society gathering at her residence last week. President Mrs Harland sihlester opened the meeting and led devotions. refreshments were served to about thirty one attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charry Myer
Methodist Church
Harland Sihlester
Ed Haueisen
Ernest Laimermyer
Slack
Dharsey Born
Allie Buchs
Irvnie Buchs
Fragmentary notice on a church service and meal misread
The text appears to describe a morning service followed by a noon dinner on a November date. It mentions a Reformed church and a specific event with possible names but is heavily garbled making precise entities and location uncertain.
Vernon Sanders Birthday Surprise From Classmates
Vernon Sanders celebrated a birthday Saturday with classmates and teacher Mrs. Guy bi ermepe mbetoat fas drome pu dromor oe his odntthdasy anniversary. Tea and decorations were shared as friends gathered, and Mis. sade ders served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Sanders
Guy Bi Ermepe
Bridge Club Meeting Opens with Potluck Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harley Iseliy enter amid a Bridge Club gathering at noon Saturday. Two tables played with Miss Myr waiting first and Ea. Wendeigh seated. A potluck dinner was served at seven. Covers paid for Mr and Mrs Harry Myer and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Iseliy
Sis
Tlatiy Myr
Waitming
Wace
Wendeigh
Uarry Myer
Mis
Mies
Bard Koadegoh
Mir
King's Herald Meeting Postponed to Sunday Morning
A notice from the King's Herald group of the Methodist Church states their Marching event has been postponed to Sunday morning. Mrs John Foster will act as hostess for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Herald
Methodist Chach
John Foster
Will Aot
Local social calls and church services reported
Mrs faith Conrady and others visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Court Saturday afternoon. Rev seball assisted at the Berea Methodist communion Sunday morning. Several out-of-town guests from Cleveland, Oberlin, Berlin Heights and Port Clinton visited area families over the weekend. Trips included Mohigenville and Childs Mills Dams as a scenic outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Conrady
House Bower
Tom Wiisper
Agnew
Shaher Iiishts
Alvs
Wallace Court
Seball
Berea
S. Kaetzel
Methodist Church
Martha Lee Kerris
Bowling Green
Robert Court
Cleveland
Charley Court
Wilford Lastings
Jean
Martha Bartlome
Erma Fletcher
Melvin Unser
Harold Coates
Hvan
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Eddie Peabody
Berlin Heights
Claude Unger
Albert Kelble
Louise Kelble
Berlin
Frank Kelble
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Dennis Heiner
New Pittsburgh
Ohio
Mohigenville
Childs Mills
Charles Metzler
Vincent News Notes Social Visits and Home Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lewis and family and Terman Smith and son Norman of Butter nut. Several families visited, moved homes on North Ridge near Penfield Junction, and attended gatherings at various local homes. Additional guests included Mrs. Knepper from Lipsic, and Mrs. Philip Brown with daughter and others at the Baldwins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Retmshak
Chris Ackerman
Knepper
Lipsic
Ohi
Arrved
J. J. Cook
Philip Brown
Kgs Strause
Antherst
T. M. Baldwin
M. B. Copas
M. EL Church
David Howells
Barbara Morris
Lorain
Farm sale on Lord Road and local visit debate
Mr and Mrs Biances Walsh and family sold their farm on Lord Road and moved to Hisra. New owners Mr and Mrs Beecher moved in this week. Mr and Mrs Sam Rolland of New London spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs and Mrs Lester Youtsy of Gulf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepfield
Oyster Supper at Stop 7 Hosts Eighteen Relatives
Mr and Mrs Willard Tatten entertained eighteen relatives Tuesday evening at their Stop 7 home. After the supper music and a social period followed. Attending were Mr and Mrs G C Hatters and sons, Mr and Mrs A C Haynes and sons, Mr and Mrs P L Chumuleis and daughter, Mr and Mrs C E Spardling, Mr and Mrs Heres, Chambers and family, the hosts and hostess Abts Lat i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Tatt
Wusic
Dh C. € Hatcers
A. C. Haynes
Milamd
P. L. Chumueis
CE. Spapulding
Mon
Heres
Abts
Parish Hall Social Promises St Theresa’s Evening
Mire and Mrs. Ford Rolland of New London sought grandparents Mir and Mrs. John Townsend for a Sunday gathering near Gull Road. An electrol party is planned at the Parish hall on Abbey Road this Saturday evening, hosted by St. Theresa's Church. Committee members include Mrs. Michael Bruder, Mrs. Gowis Bircheck, and Albert Bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Ford Rolland
New London
Mir
John Fownsend
Lesterburgy
Gull Road
Abbey Road
St. Theresa's Church
Michael Bruder
Mies
Gowis Bircheck Wand Ais
Albert Bring
Celebrate Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Peter Conrad
Mr and Mrs Peter Conrad of Conrad road celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a family dinner for children and grandchildren and an open house. They married November 11 1957 at Avon by Reverend Walther Pryle. Two children survive A J Conrad and Mrs Clifford Leinebrodt both of Avon with seven grandchildren. They are active at St Theresa Church. Mrs Conrad has led the Altar Society and sewing circles. Mr Conrad and son A J own Coal and Builders Supply in Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Conrad
Conrad Road
Walher Pryle
Avon
A. J. Conrad
Clifford Leinebrodt
Conrad
St. Theresa’s Church
Altar Society
Coal and Builders Supply Company
Avon Lake
Wed in Lorain Olga Dotelaf Becomes Mrs LaVrika
Miss Olga Dotelaf daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenry Dotelaf of Sheffield Lake united in marriage to Eugene LaVrika son of Lorain Saturday at the first Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Dotelaf
Kenry Dotelaf
Sheffield Lake
Eugene LaVrika
Lorain
E Evangelical Lutheran Church
Armistice Sermon at Carlisle Union Service
The Union Service for parishioners of La Porte M E Church and Columbia M E Church was held Sunday morning November 7. Rev Thomas Hughes spoke on The Artisans of Peace with the keynote Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God. The Misses Eleanor and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
M. E. Church
Columbia M. E. Church
Thomas Hughes
Eleanor
Homecoming Service to Reopen La Porte Church
Elizabeth Robson and Miss Emily Brown presented a vocal duet while Rev Hughes and Mrs Jay Jasper led group singing. About 150 cards invite former and current La Porte M E Church members and friends to a Homecoming Service and dinner on Sunday November 14. La Porte church will reopen after cleaning revarnished floors and new carpet. Parishioners lists prepared by J E Dewhurst and H H Greggs. Special music and a Young Peoples Chorus will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robson
Emily Brown
Baldwin Wallaye College
Hughes
Jay Jasper
Jesus
la Porte M
J. E. Dewhurst
H. H. Greggs
Young Peoples
Elyria Social Roundup Includes Local Guests
Mr and Mrs John Fritz of Elyria were Monday evening guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith. Mr and Mrs Ford Biggs plan to occupy their East River Street home for the winter months returning on weekends to Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Bob O Brien and family move from the Van Arsdale home to Wooster Street. Mr and Mrs A P Bailey and Mr and Mrs Archie Welton visited Mrs Bailey's cousin Charles Keis inger in Luldite. Musical entertainment and social time highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritz
Elyria
Clifford Smith
Ford Biggs
East River Street
Carlisle
Bob O'Brien
van Arsdale
Butternut Ridge Road
Wooster Street
A. P. Bailey
Archie Welton
Briefs on Local Guests and Family News
Local social notes report Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Aldrich and Mrs. Ella Aldrich visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Manly Hurlbut in Oberlin Road. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison visited Mrs. Dave Trosser in Youngstown. H. H. Gregg to Akron by Sammuel Every’s illness at City Hospital. Mrs. H. H. Grece improves at home. Horace Lives and Elvira family welcome a son born Sunday November 7 at Elvira Memorial. ALP. Dulles Welton and family hosted dinner at Cvoshoch to surprise Mrs. Bailey’s niece and nephew Harvey Schohaurer on return from church. Mrs. Schohaurer and Aredean Philiis with three children from Frenzeneourg, Ohio also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Aldrich
Ella Aldrich
Norwalk
H. Manly Hurlbut
Oberlin Road
Frank Harrison
Dave ‘Trosser
Akron
City Hospital
H. H. Grece
Mgr
Horace
Elvria
Indian Hiollow Road
Caurlish
Elvira Memorial
Alp. Dulles
Archie Welton
Cvoshoct
Weekend Visiting Notables Around Butternut Ridge Road
Mr. and Mrs. Marley Haskins spent the weekend in Trabton Ohio with friends and relatives. Guests at the home of Mrs. Franksmith on Butternut Ridge Road included Mr. and Mrs. John Stath of Dover, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dumke of Elyria, Miss Martha Pavlov of Jaton, and Christine Bartlehuect with Clifford and Mary. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forney and family of Ridgeville. Mrs. Pred Cowles celebrated a birthday with relatives at her Butternut Ridge Road home, receiving remembrances from Robert Mead and Duonmald of Cleveland, L. J. Grossman of Cleveland, and Miss Stone Grossman and Fred Cowles of Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marley Haskins
Trabton
Ohio
Mere
Franksmith
Butternut Ridge Road
John Stath
Dover
G. Dumke
Elyria
Martha Pavlov
Jaton
And
Ales
Christine Bartlehuect
Clifford and
Mary
Felgiia
Richard Forney
Jmily Ridgeville
Clyde Amspaugh
Pred Cowles
T Hee
Robert Meadb Duonmald
Cleveland
Ll. J. Grossman
Miss Stone Grossman
Fred Cowles
Carlisle
Avon Lake Council Minutes Discuss Fireman Appointment
Village council met Monday at Park Hall and approved prior minutes. Mayor Drake appointed Patt Kramer of 43 allotment as volunteer fireman. Bids for fire apparatus and equipment were received and tabled. Clerk authorized to pay doctor and hospital bills of relief cases. Truck rentals for Eagle Point Sewer project discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hall
Twvo
Drake
Patt Kramer
Eagle Point
Local Methodist Circle Meets at Mrs Cari Torn’s Home
Mrs Cari torn of Center road entertained Circle No of The Lakewood Methodist church at her home Tuesday Guests included Mrs Warrick Mount and son Jack Mrs Miller and son Richard Mrs Breese and son John Mrs Shannon and son Frank Mrs Stein Mrs Tassie and daughter Marilyn Mrs Orth and daughter Patsy Mrs Greenwood and Mrs Joyce Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cari Torn
Center Road
Circle No
Lakewood Methodist Church
Uesady
J. Warrick
Mount
Jack
P. Miller
Richard
A. Breese
John
W. Shannon
Frank
Stein
J. Tassie
Marilyn
Fp, Orth
Patsy
W. Greenwood
J. Joyce
Pinochle Club Hosts Luncheon and Winners Named
A pinochle club met with Mrs. Roy Durrant at a one o'clock luncheon on Tuesday. Pinochle was played and the winners were Mrs. William Burkhardt, Mrs. Harry Burkhardt, and Mrs. Josephine Schuster. They will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Burkhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Durrant
William Burkhardt
Harry Burkhardt
Josephine Schuster
Score Bridge Club Hosted By Mr and Mrs Katterh ery
Mr and Mrs Otto Katterhery hosted the Score Bridge Club at their home on Saturday evening They will host again in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Jack Laidlaw for the next meeting and game session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Katterhenry
Score Bridge Club
Jack Laidlaw
Yacht Crisis and Hidden Nurse Onboard Sea Voyage
In a Miami based yacht saga, Guy Garrison engages to feign a fiancée to appease his stubborn uncle Sherman while aboard the Nirvana. Laura Miller disappears after a note, Ned Acton and Dick Young vow to locate her as a storm looms and the captain warns of hurricane waters. The plot follows the tense confrontation on deck as Laura’s fate and the voyage hang in balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Garrison
Sherman
Guy
Miami
Joar Wilton
Mabel Lane
Joan
Ned Acton
Dick Young
Laura Miller
Havana
Ned
Laura
Uncle Sherman
Sherman Garrison
Mariel
Mabel
Garrison
Local families visit Spencer residents and guests
Mr and Mrs Winton Hisey and children of Cleveland move to Spencer this week and will occupy the late Florence Kenery property on South Main. Many visits unfold as locals host relatives from Wellington Lodi Ashland and Cleveland over the weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Hisey
Cleveland
Spencer
Florence Kenery
South Main Street
Harry Joliff
Lattisbury
Malinda Naylor
Charles Parent
Lenard Heidenreich
Wellington
Claud Garrett
Lewis Gannon
Avon and nearby guests visit local residents diary style
Tuesday guest of Miss Betts Smith in Avon included Mr and Mrs Lester Case and family from Detroit Michigan Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Stem from Cleveland as visitors to Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Roy Hultz and family from Elyria for a Sunday call on Mr and Mrs Wayne Blach Del Dunning and her daughter Nina along with guest Mrs Eva Nelse spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emil Barshaw in Clarksfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Smith
Avon
Lester Case
Detroit
Mich
Frank Smith
Miss Stem
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Roy Hultz
Elyria
Wayne Blach
del Dunning
Nina
Eva Nelse
Emil Barshaw
Clarksfield
Oberlin Grange hosts pedro party with prizes
Fifty Oberlin Grange members gathered at their hall Saturday for a pedro party. Ten card games awarded prizes to Mrs. Viola Fackler and L. Bernard. Refreshments followed. Planning for the next event was assigned to Mrs. Lottie Parsons, Mrs. Florence Keighley and Glen Hanlon. Additional social visits continued Sunday with multiple surrounding neighbors and families from Medina Avon Elyria Grafton Toledo and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Pedro
Viola Fackler
L. Bernard
Lottie Parsons
Florence Keighley
Glen Hanlon
B. Alexander
Pelt
D. Ketrick
Medina
M. Wohleber
George Wohleber
Avon
Urban Kinzel
Grafton
Harold Cremman
Dickey
Toledo
Kinis Brown
Frank Schmitz
John Gerdbartinger
Elyria
Everett Hastings
Arthur Waite
They also called on Mr and Mrs Mr Shepper in Carlisle
A fragment notes calls on a Mr and Mrs Mr Shepper in Carlisle, indicating a social or familial mention amid a larger local notice. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shepper
Carlisle
Religious school notes and church activities in Columbia
Columbia notes summarize Baptist Sunday school entertainments at the Muller home in Cleveland and a 2B Y P A gathering led by Maynard Cartwright. It records Helen Osborne’s Palestine talk at the Baptist church, Rev. Hughes topics for next Sundays, attendance at the Methodist church, Epworth League meetings at John Van Arsdale’s and with Miss Shirley Jasper, plus the Ministers Retreat led by Dr. Wagar at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collmbia
Baptist Sunday School
Mro
Russell Muller
Cleveland
Miller
Florabel Snell
Alargaret
Ruth Bartter
Maynard Cartright
Virginia
Glen Pue
Helen Osborne
Palestine
Baptist Church
Leon Osthorne
Uth Osborne
Thomas Hughes
Godward
Manward
Methodist Church
la Porte
Pauline Martin
Epworth League
John van Arsdale
Shirley Jasper
Elbert
Hughes
Wagar
Social Notes From Justis and Nearby Villages
Local families gather for dinners and visits as the Crocker family hosts twenty eight at home. Travel relatives from Cleveland and Florida share calls, while club and farm groups meet in Columbia and Elyria for events and officer elections. Fire crews battle blazes near Hoare and in Waldwood woods as garden club speaker Arthur Hirt plans November 16 sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirt
Strongsville
Columbia Garden Club
Lee
William Roth
1Livt
Columbia Fire Department
Hoare
Greenwald Woods
Lester Tlarrington
Grange
Ross Churchward
FY DU. Churchward
Stolzenburg
Baby
Elyria
J. R. Crocker
A. D. Crocker
Justis
Florida
Frank Churchward
Crocker
Mire
Elwin Carpenter
Dpittsfield
Waerold Carpenter
Ridgeville
Anna Carpenter
Oscar Gest
East Cleveland
Charles Gest
Belden
Stubert Morlock
Epworth League Begins Christmas Play for Church
The Epworth League has started work on a Christmas play to be performed during Christmas time as part of Methodist Church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Epworth League
Homebuilders class meets at Taylors with guests
Last Thursday evening the Homebuilders class of the Methodist Sunday School gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor's home for its regular monthly meeting. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Booth of Clarksfield and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jewett of Brighton. Joe Conklin presided, Arthur Jewett led devotionals, and Paul Jewett with his wife provided vocal duets. The conundrum meal and various games kept about twenty five attendees entertained and busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor
Methodist Sunday School
Ben Booth
Clarksfield
Paul Jewett
Brighton
Joe Conklin
Arthur Jewett
Booth Festival Awards for Weston District Churches
Seventeen from the Ep worth League attended the Booth Festival of the Leagues of the Norwalk District held in Sandusky Friday night. Brid ton charge comprising Clarksfield Brighton and Rocheste r won first prize for giving the greatest amount of vegetables fruit and canned goods to the Elyria Home of the Aged in Class B. Their valuation was 103 dollars, just shy of Class A prize. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Setterfield and others from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Booth
Norwalk
Sandusky
Bridgton
Clarksfield
Brighton
Rochester
Elyria
C. LD. Setterfield
Lee Conklin
Stanley Storrow
Edward Mourton
Vernon Seifner
Ruth Knapp
Kathryn
Viola Snyder
Alma Jewett
Helen Jean Storrow
Nonald Storrow
Murray Family Party At Huntington Home
The Murray family held a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Ford Jewett in Huntington on Saturday night. Attending from this area were Mr and Mrs B H Butson, Mr and Mrs James Langon, Mr and Mrs Graddon Jewett, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Ford Jewett
Huntington
James Langon
Graydon Jewett
Arthur Jewett
Birthday Celebration For Robert Thompson And Mother
Robert Thompson and his mother Mrs. E. D. Thompson were honored at a birthday dinner. A large birthday cake served as centerpiece on the dining table during the Sunday gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
E. D. Thompson
Indispensable Christ to be preached at Spencer church
The Rev J G Koontz will speak from his pulpit next Sunday morning on The Indispensable Christ with special music by Junior Chow. A church night and Sunday school party are planned for Thursday evening November 18 at the Mey church. Events include youth meetings at Valley City, Epworth League trip to Lodi for a service and contest, births announced, and local religious activities across Spencer including Pythian Sisters and Baptist youth gatherings. The Spencer League won first place in class B at the Medina county Booth Festival held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Koontz
Mey
Africa
Spencer Lutheran Church
Edna Reutler
Valley City
Spencer M. E. Epworth League
Lodi
Sidney Sooy
Lodi Hospital
M. E
Joseph Priestly
North East Ohio Conference
Pythian Sisters of
Liberty Bell Temple
Rittman
Spencer Baptist Church
O. E. Thompson
Pythian Sisters
Norris Walter
Spencer League
Medina County
Thompson Funeral for Arthur Thompson Held at Billman’s
Arthur Thompson died at his half-brother Joe Pember’s home after several weeks illness. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at Billman’s Funeral Home by Rev. Re Card of Wellington, with burial in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thompson
Joe Pember
Billman’ Funeral Home
Rev
Recard
Wellington
Spencer
Ridgeville and Pomona Grange Meeting Attendees
North Ridgeville notes list Ridgeville Grange members at a Pomona Grange meeting held in Columbia Grange Hall. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Fullmer Coe Bassett Maser Moon Young Smith Kern Fortune and C Gilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Pomona Grange
Columbia Grange
Fullmer
Coe
Basesett
Maser
Moon
Young
Smith
Kern
Fortune
C. Gilder
Lena Gilder
L. C. Denison
E. Hougheton
Dalton
Ohio
Joseph Meyers
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Frank Blaser
Harry Watson
Tiffin
Bloomville
Raymond Watson
Barney Blaser
Lola Shaw
Z. A. Shaw
Alfretta Bills
Shirley Bills
Paul Wagner
Elyria
Illness and Social Weekend Visits Reported
Miss Doris West, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn West, is seriously ill. Dr W Moore of Detroit spent the weekend here with his family. A W Gilder, Miss Alice Gildar, Mrs L Capel and sons visited Sam day at Cuyahoga Falls as guests of the former s daughter and husband Dr and Mrs Robert Urecle enridga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris West
Glenn West
Dr. W. Moore
Detroit
A. W. Gilder
Alice Gildar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben
Neil
Loral
Wallace Wood and Sont
L. CC. Bates
Ar Bates
Anna Bucks
Ernie Bucks
Katie Weldman
AD Merving
Bridge Club
Brieps
Vincent
Sheffield
Council News
Circle
Rosalind Mitchell
Ees Kathryn Culver Cage
Calin Foatere
Frank Hales
Furmier
Mrs
Austin Ewell
Mr. Thompson
W. 8. Biddinger
Leon Converse
D. C. Mann
Lawrence Snyder
Carlos Snyder
John Smith
Sullivan
Alice Weeks
Mary Foss
Rowsburg
Norman Bettridge
Ralph McCauley
Everett, O
Florence Davidson
Columbus
J. D. Rife
Rife
William McCartney
Russell Murray
Creda Parker
Mansfield
Clapp
Chatham
Alice Bird Dustman
Lesley Tripp
Henry Schreffler
Canton
Dell Richards
George Ward
Clayton Biddinger
Jessie
Amherst
Frank Rick
Hose Hodgkin
Claude Hodgkin
Hodgkin
Lyle Phillips
Blissfield
Forest Burdue
Raymond Klein
Mamie Beck
Myrtle Herrick
Eileen
Donald Cassell
Hugh Sandro
George Yost
Frank Clifford
Fred Houghtland
Butler Road
Ernest Heintz
Clifford
Lena Canfield
Litchfield
Hove
Mra
John Rowe
Charles White
Noble Rice
Preston White
Cloud Garrett
Nellie Bail
Catherine Fuller
Peter Stark
Homeerville
Maelinda Naylors
North Street
Jake Balmer
Theodora van Boxer
Warren Walters
Court Stuart
Melvin Borrer
Maple Heights
Mack Stuart
L. J. Quade
Irena Auble
Clement Auble
Dewey Rook
Dudley
Lucy Gross
Columbiana
Kenneth Gross
Eddie Rowe
Homerville
Walter Rowe
Dean Bouman
Melvin Barrer
Clarence Dague
Harry Greetham
Leona Rogers
Pemberville
Clarence Nague
Charles Touby
Elizabeth Ingraham
John Dirk
Harvey Barone
Frank Chadwick
Ray Bradley
Betty
Myron Bradley
Clayton Welsh
Nora Aldrich
Burbank
Frank Aldrich
Columbia
Rolland Cartright
Hame
Murrie Fish
County Farm Bureau
L. J. Sabins
Leon Lyes
Herman Dengler
Willard Hathaway
Julian Perkins
Booth Festival
Family Party
Rover
Rowe
North Ridgeville
Tony Or
Ape Nhrihive
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