Dinner guests visit Mrs. John Born in Henrietta
Mrs. John Born entertained a group for dinner on Wednesday including Mrs. Art Engle and children, Mrs. Will Bechstein of South Amherst, Mrs. Coon Saltzaman, Mrs. Walter Miller, Sullivan, and Mrs. Harry Decker of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
John Born
Art Engle
Will Bechstein
South Amherst
Coon Saltzaman
Walter Miller
Sullivan
Harry Decker
Elyria
Modern Women Modern Women by Marian Mays Martin
A reader letter critiques “collegiate” excuses for youth behavior and outlines a domestic issue posed to Mrs Martin. The writer warns against rough manners and signals a forthcoming reply addressing a minor problem that could become major if unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anothine
Father Reprimands Daughters College Friends For Bad Manners
A father recalls incidents at home where his daughter’s callers, described as sophomores, acted disrespectfully. He reports guests lounging with feet up, tossing food, and ignoring protests. He warns his daughter to choose company or face consequences, noting his disapproval of their behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Addressing a daughter's outside social contacts and parental limits
A letter writer asks how to handle a daughter who meets friends outside the home. The adviser suggests a compromise to avoid alienation, noting the behavior may be a phase and urging parental firmness while keeping lines open. The father’s stronger role may influence the daughter more than the mother’s view.
Grafton teachers host Board of Education evening
The Grafton School faculty entertained the Board of Education at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jantz on Tuesday evening. Bingo provided entertainment with visiting and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Schwarer Knechtges Gande Cordy Gertrude Adams Winifred Tyan Dorothy Seidel Norvine Nichols Alice Maples Mrs. Edna Taylor and Superintendent Walter Jantz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton, O
Grafton School
Board of Education
Walter Jantz
T. Schwarer
C. Knechtges
Gandee
S. Cordy
Gertrude Adams
Winifred Tyan
Dorothy Seidel
Norvine Nichols
Alice Mapies
Fdna Taylor
And
Crookery Girl chapters unfold swamp land dispute
Susan Morrison travels to a small town to confront a supposed deceit by Eben Bosdick over old Cyrus Morrison’s estate swapping a fruitful farm for swamp land. Lawyer Peaslee guides her as she seeks justice while working at the hotel and navigating Bosdick’s scheming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Bosdick
Cyrus
Susan
Peaskee
Cyrus Morrison
Miss Morrison
Peaslee
Cyrus Krew
Bosdick
New York
Mrs. Ames
New Jerse
Etiquette Q and A on Introductions and Mourning Seals
Aesops style etiquette notes cover how spouses should introduce each other without using Mr Mrs or Miss, when to offer an arm in place of a gesture, where to place mourning seals on stationery, and the difference between a la carte and table d hote dining. The guidance favors family introductions, appropriate sealing locations, and a la carte versus set meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D
Nomination of Officers at Rebekah Lodge Meeting
The Rebekah Lodge held a Tuesday evening nomination of officers. Election of officers is planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
Rabbit supper marks lodge gathering in La Grange
The annual rabbit supper of the Masonic Lodge took place in La Grange on Wednesday evening. Attendees from Grafton included Frank Biledowski and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
la Grange
Grafton
Frank Biledowski
John
Local list names figures in wartime relief drive
Clark, James Tran, Harry Hahn, George Edwards, Arthur Bennett, Clark Finler, Frank Cragin, Ed ward Harder, Ira Swartz and H. W. Hutchinson are named in a wartime relief committee roster published in the paper.
Cleveland and Akron social guests gathered for visits
Mrs Hervey Durkee and son Warne of Cleveland hosted supper guests Bert Barr of Cleveland and Orville Lehman of Akron. Mondar visited the Lehman home. Mrs Susan Cragin recently stayed with her parents. Mr and Mrs E Worden of Wermuth, and Mr and Mrs Albert Haury spent a Saturday in Cleveland with Mrs William Feist. Mrs Carl Shepherd attended a birthday party at Mrs Stella Raver's in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Durkee
Warne
Cleveland
Bert Barr
Orville Lehman
Akron
Mondar
C. D. Lehman
Susan Cragin
E. Worden
Wermuth
Albert Haury
William Feist
Carl Shepherd
Stella Raver
Local Hosts Report Visits Across Lakewood and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Harver Jarvis of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs H Jackson of Elrria were guests at the Frank Cragin home. Mrs W Henning and several others spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Lakewood and Bay Village residents including the Rowles Cooke and Chamberlain families visited L Gibson home. Massillon guests Mr and Mrs John Bonk visited Ot to Tomasheska. Mrs Don Carmel and children spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs W C Knowles of LaGrange also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harver Jarvis
Lakewood
H. Jackson
Elrria
Frank Cragin
W. Henning
E. Harder
A. Rheinhart
4. Blantern
F. Carmean
Cleveland
W. B. Rowles
W. Cooke
Baby
K. Chamberlain
Bay Village
L. Gibson
John Bonk
Massillon
Otto Tomasheska
Don Carmel
W. C. Knowles
LaGrange
Rochester visitors travel to Akron and Cleveland
Rochester residents Mrs Cleo Crittenden and a friend journeyed to Akron Thursday evening to see the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alver Easley who is hospitalized for operative treatment. Elizabeth Chamberlain and Emma Smith planned to spend winter in Cleveland with their daughters. Carksfield couple Mr and Mrs C Ames dined with Mrs Rose Hodgkin Friday. Kay Hayes and son visited relatives in Cleveland before traveling to Akron to see another relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Crittenden
Howard
Akron
Alver Easley
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Emma Smith
Julia Smaler
Cleveland
Kay Hayes
Local Notes on Families and Travel
The clipping reports Thelma Barnes nursing a badly injured knee from a fall at Brighton school. Walter Gariss visited Elyria to see his brother family and daughter L F Terrell. Rachel Simonson, after months with Henry Barnes, returned to Cleveland and plans to spend winter with her daughter in Willoughby. Mrs Carlos Surder visits daughter Gladys Tucker in Sheller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Barnes
Brighton
Walter Gariss
Elyria
L. F. Terrell
Henry Barnes
Rachel Simonson
Cleveland
Arthur
Willoughby
Carlos Surder
Gladys Tucker
Methodist church hosts all day Brighton gathering on Sunday
Rev W W Wagar will preach at 11 AM at the Brighton Methodist church with a noon fellowship dinner and an afternoon communion service. Mrs Esther McCauley Norman Betteridge and Mrs Annai Mons of Everett Ohio visited relatives here, staying with Mrs Nora Chamberlin and Mrs John Herman. Mrs Minnie Heifner was visited by Rev A N Frieze. A W Robinson came from Spencer to escort the Cliffords for a family day. 30 people attended. The Cliffords, 186 years old, recently had birthdays. Mr Robinson of Cleveland mourned the death of his wife as friends called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
W. W. Wagar
Esther McCauley
Norman Betteridge
Annaimons, Everett
Nora Chamberlin
John Herman
Minnie Heifner
Cliffords
Anchor as symbol of hope rooted in St. Paul’s promises
The Christian anchor, a symbol of hope, traces to St. Paul who described it as the anchor of the soul both sure and steadfast, representing the faith of the faithful in God’s promises.
Poland Relies Heavily on Farming for Livelihoods
A large share of Poland's population earns their living from agriculture. Rural households, crops, and farming activities form the core of the economy, reflecting the nation's agrarian profile and social structure.
You and Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward
The article argues parental control and home atmosphere affect a girl’s dating. It notes a mother’s shock at a daughter’s boyfriend on the street, warns against over strictness, and urges making sons and daughters’ friends welcome at home to preserve trust and reduce deceit. It emphasizes normal interest in boys and the value of safe, supervised socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lla
Ella
Ela
Annie Borst Sets Record With $100000 Novel Sale
Annie Borst, noted writer, sells forthcoming novel Great Laughter to film for 100000. She toiled three years, writing about a million words and narrowing to 170000, living in a twelve room New York duplex with pets, and plans a new novel after cashing the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Borst
New York
Bebe
Anitra
Lummox
Duke of
Miss Hurst
Cape Girardeau
New London High School Home Economics Club Tea
New London High School hosted a class tea in the dining room on Tuesday afternoon with students and about seventeen mothers. A trumpet solo by Martha Lilley and vocal quartette performances opened the program. Betty Wolfe received the first award for a completed skirt project. Frances Crabbs earned honorable mention. The meeting concluded with plans for the Home Economics group’s next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London High School
Martha Lilley
Donna Stoskopf
Frances Mantevick
Virginia Gardner
Bertha Salata
Betty Wolfe
Frances Crabbs
Charm Restore Oil Creams Promise Youthful Skin
A booklet outlines nightly facial routines using skin food and creams to soothe and firm the face and throat. Massage from the neck upward, gentle patting, and toning with cold water precede makeup. Ultra soft oils and colloidal gold creams are marketed to cleanse, brighten, and reduce fine lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rce
Club meeting outlines program and fundraiser
Monday evening the club held its usual business session led by President Margaret Wert. All reports, except the treasurer’s, were read and accepted. A penny march supported buying club pits followed a program with a trumpet solo by Martha Liller an instrumental trio and a talk by Iris Beattr in structor. A crocheting demonstration closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wert
Martha Liller
Iris Beattr
Sunday Visits and Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs A B Brundaze and Mr and Mrs Elmer Barker and families spent Sunday in Lakewood. Mrs Harold Sturtevant was hostess to the Fitchville M E Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday. Mrs Eliza Howard and daughter Mary were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C H Burk. Mr and Mrs George Brehmer and family returned Monday from a weekend visit with relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs William Marrett assists in the bookkeeping department of the C E Ware Co during Mrs Phillip White’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brundaze
Elmer Barker
Lakewood
Harold Sturtevant
Fitchville
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Eliza Howard
Mary
C. H. Burk
George Brehmer
Pennsylvania
William Marrett
C. E. Ware Co
Phillip White
Thanksgiving dinner and reception at Kum Dubble Class
The Kum Dubble Class of the 1st M. E. Church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Ladies Aid Fair in New London. Three members attended and a reception was hosted for Rev. and Mrs. William H. Mitchell, new to the class. The evening included a three course dinner and plans for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. E. Church
William H. Mitchell
Becker family attends Good Samaritan Hospital graduation
Mr and Mrs George Becker and daughters Adaline and Geo enabell Mrs Mary Becker Fred Fang and Mrs Albert Latteman attend the exercises of the graduating class of Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky Miss Dorothy Becker is a member Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Leonard Haag of Avon Lake visit Mrs Mary Becker Thursday Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamver myer and children of day Village and Mr and Mrs Frank Kelble and daughter dine with Mr and Mrs Chauncel Currier Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel of Brownhelm spend Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Adam Horn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Becker
Adaline and
Geoenabell
Mary Becker
Fred Fang
Albert Latteman
Good Sanaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Dorothy Becker
Leonard Haag
Avon Lake
Ernest Lamvermyer
Day Village
Frank Kelble
Chauncel Currier
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Adam Horn
Elyria and Oberlin Visitors Share Weekend Socials
Mrs Mary Becker and Mr and Mrs V D Whitney were Elyria visitors Saturday evening. Several local residents visited relatives in Berea Detroit Kipton and Oberlin over the weekend including Miss Portman Mrs Becker and Mrs Weidman Mrs Kaetzel and families. Families hosting friends from Elyria Berea Oberlin and Brownhelm gathered for suppers and calls across the area.
Local incident and event organizers name new planning committee
Leon Currier was accidentally shot in the leg on Tuesday while Sid Hall, Mrs. Frank Lawrence, Mrs. Edmund Franklin, and Mrs. Lovell Hileman were appointed a committee to lay plans. Mrs. Charles Crawford provided the entertainment features which brought the evening to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Currier
Sid Hall
Frank Lawrence
Edmund Franklin
Lovell Hileman
Charles Crawford
Social Calls Across Town Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs A J Clemons visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Portman and family Monday evening. Daphne Bates called on Mrs Lena Gegenheimer recently. Mrs Harold Coates joined Mr and Mrs Walter Walker and N Walker of Oberlin on their Kent trip to visit Mr and Mrs R B Vincent. Miss Alice Buchs from Oberlin stayed with her mother Mrs Anna Buchs over the weekend. C H Currier visited Oberlin Monday. Mrs Jack Pietch called on Mrs Lena Gegenheimer Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clemons
Jesse Portman
Daphne Bates
Lena Gegenheimer
Harold Coates
Walter Walker
N. Walker
Oberlin
Kent
R. B. Vincent
Alice Buchs
Anna Buchs
C. H. Currier
Jack Pietch
A. J. Clemoss
Neighborhood Gathering Honors New Neighbor Beam
Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger hosted twenty five neighbors Friday night in hor or of Mr and Mrs Leon Beam recently moved to the area. The crowd enjoyed games contests and late snacks of sandwiches coffee pickles cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Unger
Leon Beam
P T A Meeting Includes Play and Educational Pictures
The November P T A session met at the school with strong turnout. After business the program featured the one act play Sewing for the Heathen by Reform Church ladies and moving pictures on the life of Robinson Crusoe and flax-to-twine production by Mrs. Wallace.
Wellington residents visit Harry Gillette at Henrietta Hill
Friday evening numerous Wellington families and individuals visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillette at the Henrietta Hill filling station, following the Gillette move from Wellington. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark and son Mr. and Mrs. Earl Poiner Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gibbins Mrs. Anna Poiner Blanche Suier Betty Reider Robert Gillette Miss Hite and William Herrick from Penfield and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Miller
Earl Clark and Son
Earl Poiner
Louis Gibbins
Anna Poiner
Blanche Suier
Betty Reider
Robert Gillette
Wellington
Lex Gibbins
Huntington
Hite
William Herrick
Penfield
Harry Gillette
Henrietta Hill
Mrs Kaetzel Admitted To St Luke's Cleveland
Mrs. S Kaetzel was admitted to St Luke's hospital Cleveland Sunday afternoon for observation and treatment.
Social visits and family dinners reported in Birmingham
Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and daughters Barbara and Laura May hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs George Latteman in Birmingham. Mrs Anna Kropf of Detroit returned home after visiting her niece Mrs Louis Delefield and family. Charles Gibson of Lorain visited Thursday with Mrs G M Snyder and family. Adam Horn was an Oberlin visitor Saturday. Wallace Court and Herbert Downing of Paineville visited with the Court family Saturday afternoon. Will Paul and daughter Dorcas of Milan were evening visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiilis Portman
Lois
Berea
Myron Ries
Alfred Ginste
Ed Volk
Will Bryant
Elyria
John Geissendoerfer
Denger
Ezra McDowell
Lee Kimmel
Carol
Oberlin
Anna Wittenbach
Fred Bauman
Martha Bauman
Amherst
Carl Becker
Bronhhelm
Lou Brooks
Finnegan
Elvrra
Mary Becker
Harry Heidt
Toledo
Jona Born
Katie Weidman
Alex Born
Ray Brown
Barbara
Laura May
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
George Latteman
Birmingham
Anna Kropf
Detroit
Louis Delefield
Charles Gibson
Lorain
G. M. Snyder
Adam Horn
Wallace Court
Herbert Downing
Painesville
Will Paul
Dorcas
Milan
North Olmsted News Notes Highlights
Mr. Willkinson spoke Sunday at the Congregational church supporting the Anti-Saloon League. Betty Buckrees hosted a Sunday school class party at her Cook Road home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Donaldson and children visited Pittsfield at the H. E. Hayes residence. A marriage license was issued to Glenn C. Bement and Mary McMense. Mrs. Bertha Gould’s niece Grace Samuels of New York visited recently. Mrs. Damie Broadwell visited Mrs. Low Rittenburg in Cleveland. T. H. Cowley suffered a severe heart attack while working at the schoolhouse Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Willkinson
Congregational Church
Betty Buckrees
Cook Road
Guy Donaldson
Beatrice and
James
Pittsfield
H. E. Hayes
Glenn C. Bement
Clifford Bement
Chestnut Ridge
Mary McMense
Lorain
Bertha Gould
Grace Samuels
New York
Damie Broadwell
Low Rittenburg
Cleveland
T. H. Cowley
Hindu devotion ties merit to frequent deity names
To a high caste Hindu, merit accrues as the name of a deity is spoken more often. The article notes that repeated chants elevate spiritual standing according to traditional belief.
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Poland
Jane Herbert Goward
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V. D. Whitney
Howard Born
Conrad Adler
John Hostettler
Victor
Irs
Orlo Cowen
Franklin Simonson
Kipton
Theodore Ries
George Broughter
Stownhelm
Earl Munn
Sage Demmi
Rocky River
Ardith Bauman
Helen
Elmer Portman
Howard Kneisel
Edna Unger
Fred Portman
Joan Fortman
Brownhem
Miriam Kaetzel
Raetz
Orlo Coven
Vern Whitney
Laverne
Butler Road
Mary Becker Jr
C. O. Burrell
Undalia
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