Youngers Declared Not Aided By Jazz Nor Prohibition
Cleveland wire reports Mrs Mina Van Winkle head of Washington policewomen bureau and president of the International Association of Policewomen says the younger generation is not worse than their forefathers though they mature faster. She cites fluency of the modern flapper and asserts prohibition and jazz shape youth more than adults. She notes jazz has influenced the world and insists youth are not to blame for current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mina van Winkle
Policewoman’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
International Association of Policewomen
Vin Winckie
van Wickle
Newark
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Youth speak on Prohibition and modern life shift
A speaker remarks that youth are shaped by transitions to jazz, radio, and automobiles. She notes parents’ views on law and prohibition, attributes risk to adventure, and argues that today’s young people are frank, more honest, and cleaner despite surface conditions.
Lei den circle meets for quilting and dinner in Graf ton
Lei den community circle gathered at Mrs Etta Kines home on Thursday Nov 13 for a quilting session and a noon cafeteria dinner. Attendees included many Graf ton residents such as D David Jenny Myers E Hosler Bert Goodman Eestella Aldrich Herman Wise Thos Buckingham Fred Haight and others. A card party hosted by Mrs D E Bradley followed with prizes awarded to several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Leiden
Etta Kine
Mesdames 5
D. David Jenny
Myers
Pou Toy
E. Hosler
Bert Goodman
Char‘ter Nesbett
Eestella Aldrich
Herman Wise
Thos
Buckingham
Fred Haight
Ellen Rice
Clarence Wise
Carl Seckt
A. B. Pfeiffer
C.A. Heath
J.C. Aldrich
Mary Kil
H. B. Belden
A. L. Wise
Clarente Gray
Irvin Klinect
Chas, Goodman
Jed Welburn
Dora Stock
M Stock
Harold Spieth
Ed Myers
Bart Cragin
Walter Sandrock
Ireda MacNeal
Geo. Hunt
Ethel
George
Litchfield
Clarence Benton
Akron
Jerry Arnt
Jennie Tuma
Cleveland
Earl Cragin
C. H. Schultz
Ethel Hunt
Dorothy Sandrock
Community notices and visits in Medina area events
Francis Bradley consoled at a social gathering. Medina residents Mrs Frank Heiss Mrs Ida Shrown visited Mrs Frank Cragin and others. Westmouth and Fair view guests hosted by local families. Harold Goodman and Norma Stoskopf welcomed a son. Evangelistic meetings draw attendees in Wellington. Normantown and LaGrange visitors noted. Local farm sale, porch-building plans, summer occupancy, and travel to Akron California trips mentioned among numerous community items.
Murray Ridge Social Notes From Murray Ridge
Murray Ridge records show visits by Walter Bennett and Winifred Decker. Local families attended Pomona Orange meeting at Oberlin and hosted guests including Eppleys and Comstocks. The Murray Ridge symphony is mentioned among community activities in this Sunday roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
John Bechtel
Winifred Decker
Lorain
Fred Decker
Arthur Feslér
Pomona
Oberlin
Ray Puder
Harrison Comstock
Elyria
E. Eppley
Ladies Dime Society meets at Congregational church in Amherst
Amherst November 11 report of the Ladies Dime Society regular meeting at the church parlors with president Mrs Clinton Kilmer leading business and Mrs Emil Ruth delivering the devotional. Eleven members stayed for sewing and refreshments. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Ford Moser on November 22. Additional notes cover American Legion Auxiliary and Security Benefit Association events, a birthday surprise for Mrs John Garber, and multiple Amherst residents attending events and shopping trips in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies Dime Society of the
Congregational Church
Clinton Kilmer
Emil Ruth
Harvey Rogers
Willam Gleason
S. Wibber
J. L. Davis
John Graber
Freed Moser
George York
Charles Bryant
Emu Ruth
William Slack
Ford Moser
North Canton
District of American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Kolb
Harmon Mathes
Paul Mor
Robert Allsop
Security Benefit Association
Town Hall
Amherst Order
Amherst
John Thompson
Alex Garland
Arthur Engle
Vermilion
Lorain
Erie
Tiffin
Ladies Dime Society
John Garber
Vivian Street
Lena Wagner
William Hastings
Wiliam Gleason
Charles Dolde
William Emery
Graber
Cranston Williams
Elyria
Godfrey Acbersold
Christ Kreige
Myrtle Bailey
Rose Berger
J. von Kamel
Christ. Fahrney
Ralph Myers
Albert Mori, Jr
Local notes from Columbia include visits and meetings
Mr and Mrs William Sheer and daughter Ethel of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Walker. The Woman's Home Missionary and Ladies Aid societies will meet with Mrs A D Crocker on Wednesday November 14 for an all day meeting to plan a bazaar. Miss Esther Dollamora visited Miss Marie Weekly while Mrs Elsie May visits Mrs Ernest Reisinger. Mr and Mrs Frank Herrington visited Mrs Glenn Rogers who is recovering from illness. Forest Adams, at Oberlin, played on the Oberlin football team that defeated Rochester by train then boat. At the game club meeting all members may shoot cock pheasants this year with a limit of two per day. they will protect jack rabbits released this summer. Club dues are welcomed. Mr and Mrs Allery, formerly in Perry home, moved to Akron. Mr and Mrs Herman Shultz of Valley City moved into John Offenberg's tenant house. Mr and Mrs Jack Van Arsdale and daughter Mary Lillian spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clowdwick of Sullivan, who plan to move to Florida. The tubing has been pulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bradley
Frank Heiss
Ida Shrown
Medina
Frank Cragin
Gladys Palmer
Kay Brodhous
Westmouth
Frank Uraghu
Leon Lehman
Will Johnson
Fairview Village
Harold Goodman
New London
Enda
Lon Hopkins
Vermont Street
LaGrange
Hiram Hachenberg
Akron
Earl Cragin
Kaned
Halph McClellan
Neverly Lois
Harold Wilford
Elyria
Earl Durkee
W. D. Johnson
C. H. Johnson
Farm Club House
Election Day Was Well Patronized. Mrs. L. Blantern Spent Frriday
Cleveland
Anna Saxton
Nellie Cragin
Toledo
California
Columbia
William Sheer
Ethel
Walker
Woman's Home Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies
A.D. Crocker
Esther Dollamora
Marie
Elsie May
Ernest Reisinger
Frank Herrington
Glenn Rogers
Forest Adams
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Rochester
Allery
Perry
Herman Shultz
Valley City
John Offenberg
Tennant House
Jack van Arsdale
Mary Lillian
Clodwick
Sullivan
Florida
Papes Diapessin Promises Quick Relief For Sour Stomach
An old newspaper prompt extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach and difficult digestion. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid and promotes healthy digestion after meals, selling at 60 cents a package and recommended by millions for immediate relief.
Local residents share news of visits and moves
In southeast town many residents are mentioned: Ada Weekly cares for Mrs. Armstridge who is not as well. Mrs. Barber of Cleveland has returned home after caring for her. Park French and Harry Stinchcomb families visit. Belva Hawke’s 7th and 8th grades held a farewell party at the school. Van Arsdale and son Glenn enter a dry cleaning business in Elyria. Hawkes move Ellsworth Hawke family to the Mc Adams farm in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelter
Ada
Maria Armstridge
Francs Barber
Cleveland
Park French
Harry Stinchcomb
Repha French
Bernard Cutting
John
Sheer
Ellsworth Hawke
McAdams
Eaton
Belva Hawke
Doctor Sings To Children In Hospital
In Columbus on November 13 D Murphy an attaché at the children's hospital is called the singing doctor. He helps over a thousand children yearly to endure anesthesia. In the play room he greets them and then sings as they lie on the operating table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Prew D. Murphy
Children's Hospital
Langberg and Brown 201 Elyria Block Phone 2600
Langberg and Brown arrive at 201 Elyria Street to discuss phone lines for the 2600 project. City officials note the site is ready for installation as residents await service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langberg and Brown
Elyria
Athens Payroll Delayed as City Lacks Funds
Athens day workers face unpaid hours for the rest of the year as officials report no funds to meet the payroll. The city attorney has consulted state authorities, but the state says there is no mechanism to raise needed revenue.
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Athens
Thia City
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Hallworthy
Cuticura
Dept
Malden
Mass
Thompson & Brookhouser
Andress
Schwind’s Picture Store
W. 2Nd St
Nettle Eldred
Ald and Missionary Society
George Kulttla
South Ridge
Grant Freeland
Henry Deellefield
Joan Nugent
Ewin Eppley
Parent- Teacher Association
S. Grills
Art Fesler
Alfred Derek
Walter Bonutt
N. Bechtel
Middleludge
J Corinthian
Ervin Evppley
van Arsdale
Glenn
The
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
MES
A. Bursley
Fourth St
East
Middle Aves
Virginia Lamb
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
Grove
Grove’s
Tee
Beaver
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
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