National Tube Co Schedule at Lorain Plant
Operations at the National Tube Company Lorain plant will run next week about the same as this week. One blast furnace and four open hearth furnaces to operate. Bessemer converter single turn. blooming mills set by schedule. Skelp mills numbers one five three vary. number two and five Lapp mills operate five days starting Monday. number two butt mill three days. six butt mill five days starting Monday.
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Brighton Club to Meet and Play at High School
The Brighton Community Club will meet November 22 at the C E Gill home with a ten cent embroidery item to bring for Christmas. Circle No 1 of the Brighton M E Ladies Society will present the play Last Date of School in the High School auditorium November 23 at 8 PM with a large cast listed. Circle No 2 hosted members and five visitors at Mrs Dean McClellan's home, November &. Circle No 1 met November 6 at the church basement for a brief business meeting and plans for the year. A brief briefing notes Sunday visit at the McClellan home is included.
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White Rose
Ruth Phillips
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Helen Merrill
Ida-Ho
Hazel Philips
Pola-Bear
Ira Lee
Johnny-Jump
Fay Perkins
Black Beauty
Acel McDonald
Sweety Hyacinth
Carl Langdendorfer
Ken Tucky
Clyde Lee
Hollyhock Petunia
Walter Lee
Zeb-Ra
En-Ar-Co
Laurence Lee
Ed-U-Cation
J. H. Jones
Fred Harwood
TFB
Ada Miller
Weaver
la Grange
Local Socials and Visitors Reported in Clarksfield and Nearby
Weekend guests visited multiple households across the area. Albert Carpenter’s family hosted in Clarksfield while O R McCullough hosted his sister in law Arthur Hershey and her Detroit-based relatives. Martha Burrows daughter Stella Garrett Wellington and Donald Day guests of John Murray Creston Ohio attended Sunday. Clark Ewell and Mary Ewell with Virginia Greene visited SanIsky Fishers Tuesday. Cornelius Blackman Berea Ohio joined Clement Gresne for a Sunday visit. J H Jones hosted Columbia Station friends over the weekend. C H Lampen and daughter Wilma were Elyria visitors Monday afternoon.
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Clarksfield
O. R. McCullough
Arthur Hershey
Detroit
Mich
Martha Burrows
Stella Garrett
Wellington
Donald Day
John /Murray
Creston
Clark Ewell
Mary Ewell
Virginia Greene
Sanisky Fishers
Cornelius Blackman
Berea
Clement Gresne
J. H. Jones
Columbia Station
C. H. Lampen
Wilma
Elyria
Brownhelm P T A to Meet and Community Events
The Brownhelm P T A will meet November 20 at the school auditorium with singing, a business session, convention reports, and a talk on community recreation by Miss Barber plus Prince of Peace speeches by Ruth Secrest and Emma Kubishe. Otto Reimer celebrated his 20th birthday with a dinner at home. Various locals visited, hosted guests, and visitors from Wellington, Lorain, Oberlin, Amherst, Elyria, and South Amherst were noted in social rounds and club activities. Columbia Methodist Church will observe Homecoming Day on November 18 inviting former members and ministers to attend.
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Toledo
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Cleveland
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Lorain
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Oberlin
Mary Daley
Amherst
Peter Bringman
William Ruth
George Ruth Spect
Rochester
Fred Taft
Amsherst
Frank Arndt
Richard Hageman
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Szaghy
Elyria
Leo Smith
South Amherst
Standen
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Cooper
Bacon
Concordia Club
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Hurch News
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Columbia
Homecoming at Columbia Methodist Church Sunday
The community gathers for Homecoming led by Rev Vernon Wade Wagar district superintendent. Morning service follows Sunday School, noon dinner in town hall, and an afternoon meeting with greetings from former ministers. A joint Thanksgiving service with the Baptist church is set for 6 o clock at the Methodist church with preacher Meg Halderman.
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Aes
Columbia Methodist Church
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Meg
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Columbia Baptist bazaar supper doyens social event
About two hundred attendees enjoyed a Columbia Baptist ladies bazaar supper with sales from fancywork aprons candy ice cream and baked goods. Dorothy Walker led the society with Esther Reisinger heading the program committee. Out of town visitors included Wanda Gibson of San Antonio en route to New York.
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Colored Baptist Christian Community Center
Cleveland
Esther Reisinger
Wanda Gibson
San Antonio
Texas
A. S. Gibson
New York
Columbia Garden Club
Neva Henke
Ohio Garden Club
R. A. Elder
Mabel Rice
Lucille
Roberta Churchward
Kenneth Lower
Tuinadge
Local Socials Share Family Visit At Gibson Home
Mr and Mrs A Gibson hosted Mr and Mrs George Kennedy who spent last Sunday at the Gibson home sharing a quiet afternoon. It reflects common social exchanges noted in the period’s society pages.
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Gibson
George Kennedy
Tobacco Craving Of 3 Year Old Causes Worry
In Springfield Missouri a three year old, Charley Cecil Stiffler, shows a severe tobacco habit traced to a grandfather pipe. His mother Mary Stiffler fears for his future as relatives grow weary of buying cigars. The child’s lisp and dental loss accompany his growing addiction, spurring family concern and questions about cure without upsetting neighbors. In Winchendon a separate note reports a post office color error yielding a $485 town profit from misprinted three cent envelopes sold to a Boston dealer after 110 were used.
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Kipling
Charley Cecil Stiffler
Mary Stiffler
Charley
Winchendon
Mags
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Washington
Dudley L. Higgins
Boston
New York
A. Nicholas Geggle
Randy Rides Alone at The Dreamland Theatre Tomorrow
Theatre preview notes Old West action in Randy Rides Alone showing at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow with John Warne leading the cast in this exciting adventure film.
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Dreamland Theatre
John Warne
A New York Reader Reflects On Church And Quaker Humility
In New York on November 17, a columnist recounts plans to visit any nearby church, preferring simple warmth over sermon rhetoric. He recalls Christopher Morley's praise of a Quaker meeting in Oxford, and a memory of a Bowery mission where a struggling newspaperman found a glimmer of hope amid drink and despair.
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New York
Christopher Morles
Oxford
Regeneration and Relapse in a Drunken Chapel Visitation
In a candid reminiscence a man recalls stumbling drunk into a tiny chapel of worship after leaving a life of worldly temptations. He contrasts clubby temptations with a fleeting spiritual spark, noting how agnosticism and science cannot extinguish it. The essay extends to reflect on media and professions facing similar inner conflicts and hypocritical reverence.
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Penfield Beloved Resident J B A Paris Dies
J B A Paris, longtime Penfield mail carrier and respected citizen for over fifty years, died at home after a yearlong illness. Born in Congress Ohio, he is survived by wife Ida Park daughter Sylvia Stenben son M Park four grandsons and one great grandson. Local M E church members mourn his loss.
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Penfi O
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Congress
Ohio
Penfield
M. E. Church
Ida Park
Sylvia Stenben
M. Park
Merry Widow Next At Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre will show Merry Widow tomorrow Monday and Tuesday with Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald in the leading roles. John J. McAlpine oversaw the service. Pallbearers included Howard Stephen C M Park William Stephen Frank Park George Park and Cliff Huddleson. Interment followed at Wellington cemetery in the mausoleum. Relatives and friends came from Cleveland Mansfield Congr Loci Red Alan Litchfield Wellington and Penfield. M E Society members joined Rev John J. McAlpine in La Grange for a covered dish dinner.
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Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDon
M. E. Society
Methodist Society
John J. McAlpine
la Grange
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