Birthday Party for Dan Bradley With Games and Prizes
News From Correspondents reports a surprise birthday party at Dan Bradley’s home Saturday evening with relatives and friends giving gifts. Guests played pedro and pinochle. prizewinners included Mrs. Dewey Aldrich, Mrs. Charles Evereis, Stewart Kilmer, and others. A later hour featured refreshments for many guests including families from Litchfield Well ington Elyria and Detroit. Also noted are visits from farmers of Detroit and local dinners with Elyria residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bradley
Hradley
Pedro
Dewey Aldrich
Charles Evereis
Stewart Kilmer
Charles Everets
Charles Schultz
Charles McClintock
J. Wileson
Geraldine Sandrock
Stanley Pitts
J. C. Aldrich
Thea
Anna Everels
Litchfield
Wellington
Walter Sandrock
Geraldine
James Wilson
Elyria
Louise Mennells
Berneatta
Theda
Willard
Estella Aldrich
Edith Schuster
Clair Wolf
Stewart Kilmur
Clifford Schultz
Victor Burton
Epworth League Installation at Elyria Church
The Epworth League met Sunday evening at the M. E. church with folk songs led by Lee Prior. Rev George C Beebe oversaw a candle service for the installation of officers including Mary Shively president Ruth Malazykzy second president Floy Lang third Betty Lee Taylor Leo Myers Jeanne Wise and Arisne Frenchard as treasurer. The cabinet reconvenes Sunday afternoon Nov 21 at Miss Shively’s home with a rally at First Ward church Elyria on Friday evening Nov 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Lee Prior
George C. Beabe
Cabinet
Mary Shively
Martha Shriver
Ruth Mlazoysky
Floyh Lang
Betty Lee Taylor
Leo Myers
Jeanne Wise
sArisne ‘Irenchard
Rev. Beebe
Lorain Co
Epworth League Ral Iwoat
VW. Or
Elyria
Place of Religion in Modern World Discussed by Hindman
J F B Hindman spoke on the place of religion in the modern world at the Men's Brotherhood meeting held Sunday afternoon at the M E church. A general discussion followed the talk. The musical program arranged by Paul Wainwright featured violin by Henry Gilbert at Lolain and was highly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F B. Hindman
Men's Brotherhood
M. EB
Paul Wainwright
Henry Gilbert
Lolain
Landen Chapter OQ celebrates new member amid war medic
Past Matrons and Past Patrons attended the Monday evening meeting of Landen Chapter OQ. A welcome ceremony was held for a new member with Mrs Edna Walcox in charge. Refreshments served by Mrs Gladys Buswell and committee. members present from Elsna LaPorte North Eaton Belden and 35 from Grafton.
Local social notes and weekend visits reported
Mrs Edna Taylor and Mrs Susan Cragin hosted a luncheon for Past Matrons of the O E 5S at the Hall. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs A R Prefer and others from Grafton Cushocton and Elyria. Several families hosted or visited in Chatham LaFayette and Lorain area with church services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Taylor
Susan Cragin
Doris Sheldon
Nellie Lehman
Vary Finley
Grafton
A. RB
John Dickerson
Cushocton
Chester Jackson
Elyria
Penfield PTA Meeting Highlights Armistice Week Program
The Penfield Parent-Teachers Association held its November meeting on Thursday with Mrs. Richard Leach presiding. Reports from secretary Mrs. Stanley Sooy and treasurer Mrs. Blake Browand were reviewed. The program, led by Mrs. W. H. Myers, featured National Education Week themes, songs by primary and older students, a flag drill, a mixed quartet, readings by Alice Remen, Alex Ka, and Jack Heron, and will conclude with the Christmas program at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Parent-Teachers Association
Richard Leach
Stanley Sooy
Blake Browand
W. H. Myers
Christian Endeavor Holds Sunday Meeting at Rollin Home
The meeting led by Rev. K. L. Darkey had seventeen members present. The group plans a party Thursday evening November 18 at Society Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor
Josephine Rollin
K. L. Darkey
Society Hall
Ladies Afternoon Pinochie Club Meets at Schulz Home
The Ladies Afternoon Pinochie Club met Friday at Mrs. Charles Schulz home with four tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Hart Ferriman first, Mrs Irene Blough second, and Mrs Amy Ferriman consolation. Mrs Fred Rollin substituted for Mrs Evelyn Myers. The Christmas party is planned for December at Mrs James Herrick home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schulz
Hart Ferriman
Irene Blough
Amy Ferriman
Fred Rollin
Evelyn Myers
Schulz
James Herrick
Social visits and gatherings Across Penfield and nearby towns
A. B. McConnell of Pittsfield spent Wednesday with daughter Florence Squire. Monday visitors to M. J. Walker included Delbert Edwards Meding and Ray Walker Pittsfield. Vermilion hosts E Baughman Friday, Betss and Bert Foster North Fairfield visited Frank Johnson. Esther Jameyson nurse head at City Hospital Cleveland and Helen Murphy with Jack and Joan Murphy Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of W H Myers. Melvin Krebs Downey California stayed days with W J Krebs Penfield and at his daughter’s home with Guy Smith Spencer. Local ladies quilted Thursday at R O Biggs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McConnell
Pittsfield
Florence Squire
M. J. Walker
Delbert Edwards
Meding
Ray Walker
E. Baughman
Vermilion
Lawrence Betts
Bert Foster
North Fairfield
Frank Johnson
Esther Jameyson
City Hospital
Cleveland
Helen Murphy
Jack
Joan Murphy
W H. Myers
Melvin Krebs
Downey
Calif
W. J. Krebs
Penfield
Guy Smith
Spencer
R. O. Biggs
Rev and Mrs Black Move Into Methodist Parsonage
In Seville the Rev and Mrs Howard Black assume duties at the Methodist church and move into the parsonage on Friday. Alma Sheffield hosted Oberlin Business Women's Club with 27 attendees and a taffy pull. Methodist societies met at Mrs J L West's home with 15 attendees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Howard Black
Seville
Methodist Church
Alma Sheffield
Oberlin Business Women's Club
JL. D. West
Ada Sherburne
Airs
Grace Dale
James Martin
Lakewood
Litchfield
Tucker Humphrey
Dover
Alma Bartlett
L. M. O'Neal
Alice
Jim Davidson
William Mills
H. T. Breviey
Toledo
Lena Dirlam
Briefs Recall Local Visits And Travel
Miss Florence West returned home after a visit with Mrs. R. L. Walker of Carlisle township. William Mills came back from work on the Great Lakes. The report notes three young prowlers spotted on arrival at a home Friday night. She had been to Wellington for a musical and Mr. Brandt was at Pittsfield Center attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence West
R. L. Walker
Carlisle Township
William Mills
Great Lakes
Wellington
Brandt
Pittsfield Center
Intruders Target Homes In Massachusetts Plate Case
Mrs Bradt found ransacked home after intruders with Massachusetts plates left the scene as they sought lodging. George Johnson reported earlier thefts of food from his pantry. District No 5 alumni plan a meeting at Mrs Eva Piper s home. A pantry shower for Rev H Black and wife is set for Thursday at the Methodist church basement. Farmers Union met in Pittsfield Center with Bill Hatchen of Wellington performing sleight of hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Farmers’ Union
Bradt
Methodist Church
H. Black
Farmers’ Union
Pittsfield Center
Bill Hatchen
Wellington
Evening in the Alps by South Amherst Swiss Lodge
An entertainment titled An Evening in the Alps will be shown in the South Amherst school auditorium on Wednesday evening November 24. The program features moving pictures of the Alps and Swiss and German old time music by the Swiss Ensemble from Cleveland, with renowned Swiss yodeler Ernst Reusger. After the show, dancing will be held at the Swiss Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Alps
Cleveland
Ernst Reusger
Young People’s League Meets at St John’s Church
The Young People’s League will convene for its November gathering this evening at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Los Angeles Couple to Visit Mrs Allsop This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Henry Bruce from Los Angeles California will arrive here on Saturday to spend a few days with his mother Mrs Anna Allsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bruce
Los Angeles
California
Anna Allsop
Attendants List From N C C W Meeting in Lorain
Names of Lorain attendees at St Ladislas Hall for the N C C W meeting include Mrs Charles Corbett Mrs Frank Bogardy Mrs George Solka and Mrs John Vargo gathered Tuesday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ladislas Hall
Lorain
Charles Corbett
Frank Bogardy
George Solka
John Vargo
South Amherst American Legion Meets Friday Evening
A regular meeting is scheduled in the Club Rooms Friday evening with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
South Amherst American Legion
West View Short Items
Guests last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Janie Adams of Sprague road were Mrs. Hattie Walker, Mrs. Ruth Walker and daughter Doris, Mrs. Linda Benton and Mrs. George Law, all of LaGrange. Mrs. Nida Richards is much improved this week after a severe sore throat and cold. Little Jean Hales is able to be outside on crutches this week. She is recuperating from a bad hot water barn. Mrs. Marsh and son of Grafton called on their daughter and sister, Mrs. Pearl Thompson and family last week. John Thompson's eye is improving nicely. Mrs. Bernice Bryda, daughter Florence, and son Larry, recently visited her mother, Mrs. Kathrine Kaye of West Park. J. M. Chapin attended I. C. O. F. lodge in Elyria Friday evening. Beatrice Walter has been quite ill. Miss Ethel Ingersoll attended her Sunday school class party held at the home of Miss Lois Hahn of Cookread, Monday evening, and was an overnight guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Janie Adams
Sprague Road
Hattie Walker
Ruth Walker
Doris
Linda Benton
George Law
LaGrange
Nida Richards
Jean Hales
Marsh
Grafton
Pearl Thompson
John Thompson
Bernice Bryda
Florence
Larry
Kathrine Kaye
West Park
J. M. Chapin
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Elyria
Beatrice Walter
Local Notes On Students Travelers And Visitors
Miss Sophia Studzinski attends Spencerian school in Cleveland. John Gruslo and Anthony Bry travel to Florida last week and will stay until spring. Mrs. Katherine Bodenmiller, after summer at Mt. Royal Sanitarium in Royalton, returns home to Usher road with Otto Elster. Mr. and Mrs. John Sunk and Miss Lenora Rahl of Bay Village visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chapin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Studzinski
Spencerian School
Cleveland
John Gruslo
Anthony Bryda
Florida
Katherine Bodenmiller
Mt. Royal Sanitarium
Royalton
Otto Elster
Usher Road
Chicago
John Sunk
Lenora Rahl
Bay Village
J. M. Chapin
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Card Party Planned in Olmsted Falls
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge schedules a second card party at the Olmsted Falls I O O F hall Friday evening November 19. Committee Group No 2 includes Iona Usher Dorothy Usher and Louise Thompson. Olmsted Game Club met at town hall last Thursday electing officers issuing memberships distributing No Hunting signs and signing leases. Jean Goodnight of Cook Road an O H S sophomore won the treasure hunt prize of three dollars from the football club. Patsy Evans took second prize of one dollar and fifty cents. Mrs Albert Richards hosted the Cherris Club last Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Olmsted Falls
Iona Usher
Dorothy Usher
Louise Thompson
Olmsted Game Club
Jean Goodnight
Cookroad
Patsy Evans
Albert Richards
Cherris Club
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 393 Holds Inspection with 98 Percent
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393 conducted its annual inspection at the I O O F hall last Wednesday evening, achieving 98 percent. Mrs. Gladys Foster of Chagrin Falls led the inspection as tenth district representative, with two candidates, Mrs. Emma Hoare Hammon of Olmsted Falls and Mrs. Viola Oring of Sprague Road, initiated into the Rebekah degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Gladys Foster
Chagrin Falls
Emma Hoare Hammon
Olmsted Falls
Viola Oring
Sprague Road
Chag
Yacht in peril as uncle's power tests crew
On a cruising yacht, Sherman Garrison pushes ahead against the captain's advice. Guy investigates the true nature of Dick Young's role while Joan and Mabel grow anxious about mounting tensions aboard. Guy questions Uncle Sherman's control as fear and suspicion rise among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gey Gerrieen
Sherman
Traecibie Weird
Miami
Jean Wilton
Actu
Usele
Joan
Dick Young
Gey
Ned Acton
Havana
Laura Miller
Young
Garrison
Mabel
Mr. Young
Guy
Local social notes from Danberry and Cleveland visits
Rin Falls and Wellington Rebekah lodges were present. Miss Lois Wilson spent Saturday in Cleveland. Miss Mary Scott spent the weekend in Cleveland. Miss Eva Fox was an overnight guest of Miss Eileen Bodenmiller of Berea last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schuster and grandson Russell Schuster of West View, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Stager of Cleveland, visited relatives in Danberry Sunday. The Missionary Society met at Mrs. Lizzie Shepheard’s home Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Hermann entertained the Cheerilo Club on Columbia Road Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Wilson
Cleveland
Mary Scott
Eva Fox
Eileen Bodenmiller
Berea
Ernest Schuster
Russell Schuster
West View
E. Stager
Danberry
The
Missionary Society
Lizzie Shepheard
Anna Hermann
Cheerilo Club
Columbia Road
Seeing eye dog helps local resident on trip
North Ridgeville notes Glenn West visited Columbus on business. Mrs. Joseph Sneider from St. Louis visits her Ridgeville relatives. Emory Hershey family hosted Sunday dinner in LaGrange. James Patterson welcomed Wm. H. Patterson of Cleveland. he just returned from training with a Seeing Eye dog in Morristown New Jersey. Patterson was escorted by his new dog Trixie. Ridgeville High Interior Decoration class toured Elyria furniture and upholstery stores recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Glenn West
Columbus
Joseph Sneider
St. Louis
P. J. Lucas
Emory Hershey
Jimmie
J. T. Jameson
Wm Bowman
LaGrange
James Patterson
Wm. H. Patterson
Cleveland
Paterson
Morristown
N. J
Patterson
Ridgeville
Trixie
Ridgeville High School
Elyria
Ridgeville Economics Club Attends Columbia High School Event
Fifteen members of the Ridgeville Home Economics Club with teacher Mrs Ethel Patterson rode a school bus to Columbia High School on Saturday morning to attend the fourth and ongoing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Home Economic Club
Ethel Patterson
Columbia High School
Home Economic Clubs Conferenced Plans Reported
The Lorain County Conference of Home Economic Clubs showcased a poster and book display prepared by Dorothy Ely. Margaret Lyons spoke on the Ridgeville Club's car plans at luncheon. Mrs. Ethel Patterson, longtime State Advisor, addressed the morning session on What's Ahead for 1937-38 as a program committee member of the Ohio Home Economic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual Lorain Co
Conference of
Dorothy Ely
Ridgeville Club
Margaret Lyons
Ethel Patterson
Ohio Home Economic Association
Belden School News Brings Rabbits to Supper
Pupils at Belden school held a rabbit supper Monday evening with high school boys supplying the rabbits and preparing the meal under home economics teacher Miss Ruth Mlazowski supervision. Rader returns to school after illness. Dorothy Tompkins, a junior, went to the hospital Monday for operative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvden
Belden
Ruth Mlazowski
Rader
Dorothy Tompkins
Local Visits and Family Gatherings Reported Across Medina and Nearby Areas
Mrs D G Reisinger and young John Wolf joined farmers parents Mr and Mrs F W Weidner of Medina on a Toledo trip for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Reusch plus son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Frombach visited Mr and Mrs William Gest on Sunday. Mrs Alma Siggens departed for Chicago to see her son Ray. Mr and Mrs C O VerSoy and daughter Winifred of Lakewood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Wise. Miss Lucille Wise spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Wise. Mrs Joseph Graberstetter and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Reisinger
Little John Wolf
F. W. Weidner
Medina
Toledo
Fred Reusch
Arthur Frombach
William Gest
Alma Siggens
Chicago
Ray Siggens
C. O. VerSoy
Winifred
Lakewood
Charles Wise
Misa Lucille Wise
Herman Wise
Joseph Graberstetter
Weekend Guests and Family Guests Across Several Towns
Mrs Leo Nilges and Mrs Norman Emily hosted in Lyndhurst while Mise Sharlene Wise stayed with her sister Blaine Archer in Litchfield. J D Mennell Arthur Wise and son Neil dined with Blaine Archer. Ockuly family hosted by Grabenstetter. Mary Pfeil returned home from Ockuly residence. Beriswill family visited Kinch in Louisville. Wise and Turner households hosted in LaGrange. Reisinger dined with Bertha Damon in Cleveland Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Sharlene Wise
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
J. D. Mennell
Arthur Wise
Neil
George Ockuly
Delores
Clare
Mary
Joseph Grabenstetter
Mary Pfeil
Ockul
Litchfield civic groups report meetings and visits
Litchfield residents attended the Lorain Baptist association quarterly meeting at the Hungarian church in Elyria. The Litchfield Garden Club elected officers and announced upcoming meetings. Litchfield Chapter O E S plans a November 18 gathering with a brides shower. Local residents share visits and travel plans including trips to Pinecastle Florida and a motor trip to Florida with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Lorain Baptist Association
Elyria
H. S. Mabie
John McQuate
Chapman
John Kruggel
Argust
Ethel Bounds
Eva Mohler
Cary
Raymond Morgan
Sidney Wilson
Stanley Biggs
Glenn
Litchfield Garden Club
Maudelyn Coleman Chase
Betty Young Haser
John Fratz
Roy
Roy Whitehead
Whitehead
Accident
Maryland
Local social gathering notes from Cleveland to Akron towns
Mr and Mrs Blaine Archer hosted Miss Dorothy O Connor and Ralph Henderson of Cleveland at dinner Thursday. Miss Sharlene Wise from Cleveland stayed with her sister Mrs Archer for a week. Rex Rasor Sam Jacobie John Jacobie and others visited the O P Jenkins in Granger. Ernest Wahlin of Barberton injured at work will miss weeks. Warren Stimson of Wadsworth and William Oberholser of North Akron visited the Scudder Flanery home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Archer
Dorothy O’connor
Ralph Henderson
Cleveland
Sharlene Wise
Archer
Akron
E. C. Wahlin
Ernest Wahlin
Barberton
Warren Stimson
Wadsworth
Wm. Oberholser
North
Scudder-Flanery
Sunday Dinner Guests Reach Across Towns
A list of visitors and dinner hosts in various towns includes Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wise and son Neil of Grafton at the Archer home, with Sunday evening callers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Archer of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanders and granddaughter of LaGrange. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. William King of Medina, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephan of Franklin, Pa., plus Bay Village residents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weisz at the Holmes home. Florence McClure visited friends in Welshville over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wise
Neil
J. D. Mennell
Grafton
Archer
Albert Archer
Spencer
Ralph Sanders
LaGrange
William King
Medina
Charles King
Cincinnati
Frank Stephan
Franklin, Pa
Howard Stephan
Glenn Weisz
Bay Village
A. Jd. Holmes
Florence McClure
Welshville
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Persistent Coughs
The advertisement touts Creomulsion as the strongest remedy for chest cold and bronchial irritation. It claims to reach the seat of the problem, soothe inflamed mucous, and loosen germ laden phlegm, offering a money back guarantee through the druggist.
Brookside PTA plans 13th annual bazaar and film series
The Brookside Parent-Teachers Association held a large meeting in the school auditorium to finalize plans for the 13th annual bazaar and supper on Thursday November 18 at 6 PM. A special arranging meeting was set for November 15 at 2 PM. The group approved funding for educational films at $385 and showcased music by Miss Shaw and art samples by Miss Harrison. Refreshments were provided by mothers of 11th and 12th graders, with Mrs. L. C. Patek chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Brookside Parent- Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Shaw
Harrison
Lorain County
L. C. Patek
Columbia High School to Play LaGrange Friday Night
Columbia reports a boys basketball game with LaGrange scheduled for Friday night November 19. The Baptist church announces a Sunday morning service at 10 30 and a union Thanksgiving service at 7 30 Sunday night with brief addresses by Rev. Claude Olmsted Rev. Thomas Hughes and Principal M L Rogers. Rev Hughes will preach The Influence of the Church in the Community at the Methodist church Sunday morning followed by Sunday school. A jitney supper is set for December 3 at the town hall by the Ladies Aid Society and a lunch for school children is planned for Thursday November 18 by the Methodist ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
LaGrange
Baptist Church
Claude Olmsted
Thomas Hughes
M. L. Rogers
Musie
Hughes
Methodist Church
Town Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies of the
Columbia Home Economics Club Hosts District Club Event
The Columbia town hall hosted a large gathering with a banquet and tea dance. Attendees included Principal M L Roger, County Superintendent Gibbons, and many area school representatives. Highlights featured talks on 1907 08 plans, fashion shows, a yeast roll demonstration, and round table discussions, ending with a tea dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Home Economies
District Club
Columbia Town Hall
Columbia
M. L. Roger
Gibbons
Lucreta Hunter
Mabel Rice
Ethel Patterson
Camden High School
Women's Baptist
Misson Circle
Pauline Martin
Ridgeville
Brookside
Clearview
LaCrange
Oberlin
Camden
Olmsted
Ruth Bartter
Gladys West
Columbia High Plans Regional Home Economics Conference
Miss Lucile Caurehward and instructors from Columbia High School plus several members prepare to attend the regional conference of Home Economic Clubs of Cura hogs Lorain Geauga and Seneca counties to be held in Berea on Saturday November 20. The Columbia Game Club met Friday November 5 and has leased land in Columbia Rev. and Mrs Hughes hosted the LaPorte Ladies Aid Society at their home with a business meeting and screening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Caurehward
Columbia High School
Curahogs
Lorain
Geauga
Seneca
Berea
Columbia Game Club
Columbia
Hughes
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Longdow
Eva Lowing
Andrew Roth
Canton
George Walkden
Memorial Hospital
Lyman Hitchcock
Walter McMullen
Elyria
H. C. Betz
Joan
June
Cleveland
L. J. Sabina
Richard van Arsdale
Florida
Rue-coil Reisinger
Pennsylvania
Jack Shelby
Lewis
Montana
Columbia Boys
C. F. Hales
F. H. van Arsdale
F. C. Goodman
Huntington Surprise Birthday Party At Huntington Home
Johnoyson Crile celebrated her 59th birthday Saturday night with 23 friends and relatives gathering at his home for an evening of pinochle pedro and checkers. Refreshments were served late, with attendees including Ford Bassett Clarence Seitters Robert Wellington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Johnoyson Crile
Pedro
Ford Bassett
Clarence Seitters
Robert and
Mary
Wellington
Ralph Krage
Elytia
Warren Freyman
Sullivan
Hart Leininger
Lloyd Weyer
Carol
Nelson Weyer
Conchella
J. C. Rapking
Carolyn Rapking
Nile Thudhum
Lawrence
Betty
Charles Hines
Margaret
Martha Waldorf
Wellington area social notes include illnesses and visits
Martha Waldorf sprained her ankle at Wellington High last week. James Myers Elmer and Earn est Kaufman of Akron spent Tuesday at the J C Rapking home for hunting. Elmer Long of Wheeling spent days at the J C Rapking home. Ralph Krage of Elyria visited with Johnson Crile and BE Allen families. Mr and Mrs Harry Allen of Wellington attended a funeral for Judge Walters of Van Wert. Grace Crile stayed with Agnes Allen. George Petry of Cleveland visited Conrad Naegele. Fred Mohns hosted Sunday dinner for Charles Meyer Eva, Fisher of Apple Creek. Afternoon callers included A C Pohlman Rochester and R A Cassell with Aileen Cassell who attended Baldwin Wallace game at Berea. Raymond Cassell returned home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Waldorf
Wellington High School
James Myers
Elmer
Earnest Kaufman
Akron
Ohio
J. C. Rapking
Elmer Long
Wheeling
W. Va
J.C. Rapking
Mia
Ralph Krage
Elyria
Johnson Crile
BE. R. Allen
Harry Allen
Wellington
Judge Walters
van Wert
Grace Crile
Agnes Allen
George Petry
Cleveland
Conrad-Naegele
Fred Mohns
Charles Meyer
Eva
Fisher
Apple Creek
Residents and Visitors Gather in Shared Localities
In Columbia on business Monday H. J. Pratt. Mrs. Pratt spent the day with her sister in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Session spent Sunday in Fremont with daughter Mrs. Bartlett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry West, Elbert Pratt and daughter Geraldine, spent Sunday in Cleveland with Mrs. Wests sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. QO. F. Bender. Mrs. Olive Bartlett and daughter Norma of Fremont visit this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Session. Monday evening at Beckley Laugherys were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Molina. Friday visitors at Beckley Laugherys included Mrs. EB Dirlam, Jay Holland Oberlin, Mrs. Hattie Dirlam, Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Lee North and daughter Mary of Michigan. Evening call ers were Mr. and Mrs. O H Dirlam, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barnes Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Pratt
Columbia
Mrs. Pratt
Ashland
Willis Session
Fremont
Mrs. Bartlett
Henry West
Elbert Pratt
Geraldine
Cleveland
Beckley-Laughery
Fred Molina
Beckley- Laughery Home
EB. B. Dirlam
Jay Holland
Oberlin
Airs
Hattie Dirlam
Lorain
Lee North
Mary
Michigan
O. H. Dirlam
P. W. Barnes
Sullivan
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Farmer
Detroit
Arthur Bennett
Frank Bladowski
Oscar Bladowski
Men’s Brotherhood
O. B.S
Frank Cragin
Pb. A. Kesler
Lodi Hospital
A. M. Ewers
Charles Crebore
C. E. Lehman
H. B. Belden
C. L. Bowman
Lou Durkee
Ray Siders
Irvin Klinect
Lee Klinect
D. R. Dunlap
Stowell Sooy
Chatham
Dunlap
LaFayette M E
Ferguson
Lottie Klineet
Philip McCurdy
Washington, D.C
Ralph McClellan
Lewis Klineet
Guy Durkee
Fannie Durkee
North Olmsted
Evelyn Burrer
Irvin Benton
William
Willam Benton
Co. E. Meeting
Murhaci
Amherst
Swiss Entertainment
P. L
Legion Meeting
Uli
Ethel Ingersoll
Lois Hahn
Cookread
Lael
Kathryn Culver
Custer
Sherman Garrison
Laura
Young Whippersnapper
Abel
Uncle Sherman
Rin Falls
Wellington Rebekah
Economics Club
Leo Nilges
Norman Emily
Lyndhurst
Alice Randall
Massillon
Clayton Sears
Mansfield
C. H. Sears
Lebkisher
River Corners
T. A. Bazaar
Hattie Findora
Conrad Road
Sheffield Village
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lotain
Finora
Joseph Alten
Avon Lake
St. James Mission
L. V. James
Coco
Mrs. L. Montegney
Key West
Economics Class News
Baptist Sunday School
Russell Miller
Luke
Eag
Wrens Patyaen
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