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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1936

Page

4

Helen Jepson to Sing at Oberlin Concert on Dec Fourth

Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Opera star, will perform at Finney Chapel in Oberlin on December 4. Her parents may attend. officials received a long distance call from Cleveland, and several family members with Oberlin ties are likely to be present. Jepson, born November 25, 1907 in Titusville, is married to George R. Possell and holds a Curtis Institute BA.

Oberlin, O Helen Mr. Jepson Miss Jepson George R. Possell Oberlin Josephine Jane Frank J. Starar Cleveland West High School Akron Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia Titusville

Outreach Overviews Backward Regions In South

Dr. Robert C. Dexter warned Oberlin students that Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi contain the most backward regions in the nation socially economically and religiously He cited nine million people living below subsistence and described conditions among sharecroppers as deplorable with the poorest physical state seen in Europe and America He praised union drives and Resettlement Administration efforts and noted cooperative projects offering a glimmer of hope beyond slavery to King Cor ton.

Oberlin, O Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi United States Robert C. Dexter Department of Social Relations American Unitarian Association Oberlin Finney Chapel Dexter Europe America Toth Sherwood Eddy King Corton

Oberlin College Symphony Orchestra Delivers Large Concert

About 1,800 people pack Oberlin College main hall with 1,800 plus in the choir loft as Maurice Kessler conducts 91 musicians through Wagner Brahms and Bach. The program opens with Bach and closes with Wagner and Meistersinger after a two hour performance. Concertmeister Joseph Vincent of Buffalo leads the ensemble in preparation noted as two rehearsals weekly.

Oberlin Oberlin College Symphony Orchestra Maurice Kessler Wagner Brahms Bach Professor Kessier Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra Brahm Tannhauser Vorspiel Liebkestad Joseph Vincent Buffalo New York

West View News Notes Holiday Weekactivities

The Rebekah degree staff practiced foot work for inspection last Friday at L. C. C. F. hall. Mrs Addie Burden Jenkins Summerton was operated on at Ledi hospital last week. Col Raymond J Jefferies spoke at the Townsend club meeting. Ed Skirtz was injured in an auto accident and taken to Community Hospital Berea. School closes Tuesday for Thanksgiving.

Rebekah L. C. C. F. Hell Addie Brrden Jenkins Summerton Ledi Hospital C. A. Porter Adda Hazzard Cleveland J. M. Chapin C. H. Elster Usher Road Col Raymond J. Jefferies Lakewood Townsend Club Olmted Falls Ed Skirtz Columbia Berea Child’s Welfare Council Pay Stearns Olmsted Falls Kellogg

Avon Lake Village Council Hears Bid for New Truck

Avon Lake council met at Park Hall with minutes approved and finances updated. A board request sought bids for a new truck and sale of a 1925 Ford, plus an ordinance to authorize a sewer outlet and pier work for Georgiana Mitchell and Katherine Coe.

Avon Lake Park Hall Board of Public Affairs Georgiana Mitchell Katherine Coe Lear Road Council Avon Center Road

Community groups plan December events in Columbia area

Columbia Acme Grange meets Tuesday evening December 1 for its annual Christmas party inviting members and families. The Parent Teacher Association hosts a December 16 Christmas program with Miss Rice directing, including a playlet tree and refreshments. United Farmers Exchange of Columbia and Olmsted Falls airs November 30 at 12 45 p.m. on Station WAIT Columbus, followed daily farm elevator programs by Ohio Farmers' Grain and Supply Association.

Acme Grange Parent Teacher's Association Miss Rice United Farmers’ Exchange Association of Columbia Olmsted Falls Columbus Ohio Farmers’ Grain and Supply Association

Baptists Hold Bazaar and Supper at Local Church

About two hundred fifty attended the Baptist bazaar and chicken supper last Thursday night. A program of music readings and poems by local members and Mrs Maud Freeman Osbourne of Denver was enjoyed. Rev McGargee of Litchfield spoke and preaching follows at Columbia Baptist Church next Sunday morning. The Women's Baptist Mission Circle plans its annual meeting and Christmas party at Mrs Ora Walker's home on December 9.

Maud Freeman Osborne Denver Colorado McGargee Litchfield Columbia Baptist Church Women’s Baptist Mission Circle Ora Walker

Local Family Returns Home From Wise Farm

Arthur Taylor and his mother have come back to their home on Bigalow road at the former Wise farm. The Epworth League met at the Methodist church last Sunday with Dave Martin in charge. The Columbia Hills Golf Club held a banquet with dancing and cards for members and families last Saturday. Ernest Dunford and sons visited Mrs Dunford’s father in Cleveland on Sunday. William Marer of Columbia and F L Chamberlain, returning from a two week visit with Mr Marer’s brother and nephews in Marysville and Blue Rapids Kansas.

Arthur Taylor Wise Farm Bigalow Road Epworth League Methodist Dave Martin Columbia Hills Golf Club Ernest Dunford Duntford Cleveland William Marer Columbia F. L. Chamberlain Mr. Marer Marysville Blue Rapids Kansas

Ladies Aid notes reflect Thanksgiving program and plans

The Ladies Aid Society held a Thanksgiving program led by Rev Hughes with songs, recitations, and a quiz. The group decided to serve dinner at the Farmers Institute and occasionally provide lunch to schoolchildren. Over thirty ladies and ten children attended the meeting.

Ladies Aid Society Frank Churchward Harold Harsh A. D. Crocker Herman Dengler Rev. Hughes Herman Dengier Ruth Hathaway Alice Marie Morlock L. L Ring Farmer’s Institute

Thanksgiving Service Led by Rev Hughes at Union Church

A Sunday union service featured Rev Thomas Hughes delivering the sermon with Methodist choir music and a solo by Hughes accompanied by Mrs Jay Jasper. Mrs Eva Beaumont is visiting in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Ingersoll and daughters visited Mrs Marshall Bickford in Cleveland.

Thomas Hughes Methodist Hughes Jay Jasper Eva Beaumont Cleveland William Ingersoll Marshall Bickford

Powerses Welcome Eight-Pound Baby Daughter

South Amherst announces the birth of an eight-pound baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Powers of Vivian Street at Amherst Hospital on Monday.

South Amherst Frank Powers Vivian Street Amherst Hospital

Village Council holds regular meeting at town hall

The Village Council convened Monday evening at the town hall with Mayor Henry Garland presiding. Attendees included Clerk Harold Allsop Treasurer Allan Thompson Marshal Roland Johnson and councilmen Meecham Duncan Gleason Townsend and others. A Thanksgiving Day Mass at Nativity church is set for Thursday at 8 44 morning led by Rev. R J Steiger and the Young People’s League will meet Friday evening at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church with a good attendance urged.

Houtine Busines Henry Garland Harold Allsop Allan Thompson Roland Johnson William Meecham John Duncan William Gleason N. G. Townsend Albert Schneider Albert Fazer Nativity Church R. J. Steiger P. L Young People’s League St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church

Avon Ladies Attend Just-on-Time Club Meeting

Mrs. Andrex Mittendorf Mrs. Mat Casper Mrs. John Frey and Mrs. Walter Rauscher attended a Just-on-Time Club meeting at Abbie Butz’s Avon Lake home on Tuesday afternoon.

Avon, G Andrex Mittendorf Mat Casper John Frey Walter Rauscher Abbie Butz Avon Lake

Local social notes from Elyria and Oberlin events

Miss Bertha Hubbard attended the Notre Dame Northwestern football game last Saturday. Mrs Bertha Smith visited friends in Elyria Tuesday and Wednesday and attended the centennial service Tuesday evening. Miss Lillian Magner of Oberlin visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Warner, Monday. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins attended the Centennial celebration of The Elyria Baptist church, Tuesday evening.

Bertha Hubbard Notre Dame Northwestern Bertha Smith Elyria Lillian Magner Oberlin Charles Warner George Jenkins Elyria Baptist Church

Fall Festival At Immaculate Conception Draws Big Crowd

The annual Fall Festival at Immaculate Conception Church drew visitors from Cleveland Elrria and nearby towns. Dinner served to over 1090 people reflecting strong community turnout and success.

Grafton Immaculate Conception Cleveland Elrria

Epworth League Hosts Thanksgiving Social After Meeting

The Epworth League of the M. E. church held a Thanksgiving program Sunday evening and then traveled to the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman for a social hour.

Epworth League of the M. E. Church Leon Lehman

P T A Sets December 4 for Annual School Bazaar

The P T A selects December 4 for its Annual School Bazaar. Net proceeds from a recent film program totaled $146.99. The group reports 143 paid members. The program featured songs and recitations by grades 1 4, a sixth grade playlet Beginning of the Constitution, and a paper by Mrs Marian Mull on School in Relation to Character Building.

Marjorie Maples Dona Ray Carmel Mildred Feckanin Marian Mull

Osborns of Denver Spend Week in Town

Mr and Mrs F B Osborn of Denver Colorado spent the week in the city visiting friends and attending local events.

Local social visits and a shower honor Elyria guest

End of a meet at the Carl Artz home. Mrs. W. E. Cragin and two children of Lorain visited the Cragins. Mrs. Jack Buchholz and Mrs. Carl Jantz attended a shower for Mrs. Elon Peck of Elyria on Friday evening.

Carl Artz W. E. Cragin Lorain Earl Cragin Jack Buchholz Carl Jantz Elon Peck Elyria

Surprise Birthday for Mrs Grace Stone in Grafton

A surprise party was held Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Grace Stone of Cleveland at the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Dark Finley of Grafton. Guests included numerous couples from Cleveland and nearby towns along with extended family.

Grace Stone Cleveland Inlaw Dark Finley Grafton Hazel Brocket Frank Gibler John Lawrence George Behnke Jack Bartell Fred Bauer New London Glenn Bailey Royration Harry Finley Russell Gifford Roy Finley Lucius Gibbons Strongswire William Finley Oberlin George Edwards

Weekend Social Roundup in Parma and Cleveland

Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. J. Skeldon at the Craleys in Parma and the Gleckiers in Cleveland, withAuto Show attendance in the evening. Guests included Frank Carmean and Charles Carnichae in Cleveland, and Mrs. Hitchcock Schilieman and Packwood from Elyria.

Community notes from Elyria area events and incidents

Guests included Mr and Mrs J F Dunlap and family at Elvira home of daughter How ard Peters. Victory Quilt club met Burt Schaefer home. O E S meeting Elyria chapter attended by Mrs W N Hitchcock and Mrs J Sheldon. Celebration honored Clarence Higgins 50th anniversary. Mary Ruder visited son M Ruder at Eagleville. H Sydenstricker and others visited Susan Friday. Roof fire at Bernath home caused by chimney sparks. extinguished by Edward Cambaugh and son. Baby boy born Friday to Mr and Mrs Guy Cireno of Wellington. Cireno formerly Helen Wileza of Graiten.

J. FE. Dunlap Howard Peters Elvrra Victory Quilt Club Burt Schaefer W. N. Hitchcock J. Sheldon O. E Elyria Clarence Higgins Mary Ruder M. Ruder Eagleville H. Sydenstricker Riverside Calif J. K. Wold Wooster E. Worden Wermeth Susan Cragin Bernath J. Reinders Edward Cambaugh and Son Guy Cireno Wellington Cireno Helen Wileza Graiten

Methodist Aid Society Holds December Meeting at Parsonage

About forty guests attended the monthly Methodist Aid Society gathering at Mrs. Alva Spicer's home. Mrs. Karl Darker led devotional time, and a cafeteria meal followed. The December session will be at the parsonage with a gift exchange planned.

LA Grange Methodist Aid Society Alva Spicer Karl Darker

Worthy Matron Surprised by Lyndon Chapter Officers

Lyndon Chapter officers and executive committee surprised Worthy Matron Leola Wilcox at her home Thursday evening. Contests and bingo followed by luncheon. Attendees included Julius and Leola Wilcox, Luella Kane, Harry and Mable Garrett, Paul and Hazel Sage, Harvey Hopkins, George Woodruff, Albert Wilcox, Wilma Rundle, Hazel Adams, Thelma Hahn, Susan Cragin, Blanche Edwards, Edith Hastings, Charlotte Wilcox, Wilhelmina Kolinski, and Bessie Aldrich. Mrs A S Wilcox presented a remembrance from the officers.

Lyndon Chapter Leola Wilcox Julius Wilcox Luella Kane Harry Garrett Paul Sage Harvey Hopkins George Woodruff Albert Wilcox Wilma Rundle Hazel Adams Thelma Hahn Susan Cragin Blanche Edwards Edith Hastings Charlotte Wilcox Wilhelmina Kolinski Bessie Aldrich A. S. Wilcox

Birth announced and church group gathering reported

A son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearce of South Main street. Mrs. Starkey and Mrs. Bell entertained the Willing Workers of the Baptist church recently with a pot luck dinner and a pleasant time.

Carl Pearce South Main Street Starkey Bell The Baptist Church

New Masonic Officers Named In Local Lodge

The newly elected officers of the F and A M are announced with Lester Buswell as Worthy Master, Orva Hastings as Senior Warden, George Cornish as Junior Warden, C A Rawson as Secretary, C B Rawson as Treasurer, George Edwards as Senior Deacon, Arlo Smith as Junior Deacon, George Woodruff as Chaplain, C B Dawson as Tyler, Harland Johnson as Senior Steward, and Harry Hahn as Trustee. The annual rabbit supper was ...

F. and A. M Lester Buswell Orva Hastings George Cornish C. A. Rawson C. B. Rawson George Edwards Arlo Smith George Woodruff Tyler C. B. Dawson Harland Johnson Harry Hahn

Sullivan Neighbors Hold Monthly Gathering on North Main Street

Sullivan neighborhood group met Thursday at the LeRoy Taylors for ice cream cake and coffee. Attendees included Mrs Irwin of Polk and Mrs Burden of Sullivan noting calls and visits across towns.

Clarksfield Hostess Plans Christmas I M S S Meeting

Mrs Lillie Crandel entertained the I M S S group Wednesday with 52 at dinner. The next gathering will be at Mrs Mabel Crandell home on December 16 for the Christmas meeting.

Lillie Crandel Mabel Crandell

Mrs Henry Sanford Hosts C P G Club Dinner

Mrs Henry Sanford entertained the C P G club on Wednesday with a fine turkey dinner. The Christmas meeting is planned for December 16 at Mrs Mattie Harris's home.

Henry Sanford C. P. G. Club Mattie Harris

Batter Road Club Plans Christmas Meeting Date

Mrs. Effie Goodman entertained the Batter Road Club on Thursday. The next gathering is the Christmas meeting at Mrs. Mildred Harwood's home on December 17.

Effie Goodman Batter Road Club Mildred Harwood

Clarksfield Ladies Aid Hosts and Visiting Guests

Mrs Wid Welsh hosted the Clarksfield Ladies Aid with good attendance on Thursday. Cleveland guests Mr and Mrs Howard Blue joined Sunday dinner at Mrs W H Stone. Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Miles Reynolds and son James and Mr and Mrs Charles Decker spent Sunday at Mrs Sarah Merrill's home. Mrs J C Ames visited her mother on Thursday. West Clarksfield resident Mrs George Harwood also noted. Akron couple Mr and Mrs Wilbur Minons and Berlin pair Mr and Mrs Will Stratton were Sunday guests.

Wid Welsh Clarksfield Howard Blue Cleveland W. H. Stone Miles Reynolds James Charles Decker Elyria Sarah Merrill J. C. Ames George Harwood West Clarksfield Wilbur Min

Community gathering at M. B. E. Church basement event

The event was held in the M. BE Church basement last Wednesday evening. The Eastern Stars served supper to about one hundred attendees. Out of town guests came from surrounding towns.

M. BE F. and A. M

Local residents visit relatives for holiday plans

Elria and Berea families hosted and visited across Ohio as Thanksgiving plans take shape. Guests from Cleveland and Mansfield include the Woodruff and Starr families, with extended visits to Akron and Wellington. Mrs. Serette recovers in Lodi Hospital after an operation.

Local Families Spend Thanksgiving Across area

Listed guests and travel plans show residents from North Olmsted Elyria Oberlin and Garfield Heights hosting or visiting relatives for Thanksgiving. Couples and children including the Laisty Gott Law Van Arsdale Reising Johnston Kelner Rundie and Amsbury are mentioned with hosts in Elyria Garfield Heights and Cuyahoga Falls.

Carl Laisy Little Daughter North Olmsted Charles Peace L. Gott and Son Oberlin la Grange May <Amsbury Blyria Kenneth Law Richard Lewis van Arsdale Waller Elyria Nellie Bory Guy Amsbar Leonard Reising Paul M. Johnston Garfield Heights R. B. Kelner Fric Cuyahoga Falls Vernon Rundie Florence Rundie

Sunday Visitors From North Fairfield At Harwood Home

Callers at the William Burrows and Mrs. Ethel Phillips homes include Donald and Juanita Phillips of North Fairfield visiting Mrs. George Harwood. Donald Goodman and son Leon visited Elver Rounds in Hartland on Sunday.

William Burrows Ethel Phillips Donald Juanita Phillips North Fairfield George Harwood Donald Goodman Leon Elver Rounds Hartland

Social and Family Notes From Oberlin Area

Mr and Mrs Willis Franklin and daughters and Flord Marin spent Sunday with Mrs Ida Clapp and family in Oberlin. Moss Katie Crabbs and Lyle Krapp attended a banquet at the Oberlin School of Commerce Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Garner of North Fairfield called on Clarks field friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Sell hosted a large family party Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leon Moon of Cablon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alphonso Thomas. Mr and Mrs Lester Gray and son attended a birthday party Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Gibbins of Wellington. Dever Ginter of Toledo visited Ray Rider Saturday. Lester Gray lost a horse last week. Mr and Mrs Dell Crandell and Mr and Mrs Howard Crandal were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Harris. Mrs Lucy Haussted was taken to the Cleveland Clinic Thursday. Delno Heiffner of Akron visited J C Ames Thursday.

Willis Franklin Flord Marin Ida Clapp Oberlin Moss Katie Crabbs Lyle Krapp Oberlin School of Commerce Garner North Fairfield Clarksfield Tom Sell Leon Moon Cablon Alphonso Thomas Lester Gray Martin Gibbins Wellington Dever Ginter Toledo Ray Rider Dell Crandell Howard Crandal Clarence Harris Lucy Haussted Cleveland Clinic Delno Heiffner Akron J. C. Ames

Weekend Socials Highlight Colum bus Guests

Worthing Stone spent the weekend with friends in Colum bus. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Nate Harris included Mr and Mrs Phil Sherman of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Frank Hess and Mrs Martha Davis and Carl E Harkness of Venice. Daisy Fletcher attended a stork shower for Mrs Laural Thorpe in Cleveland Saturday evening. Everett Hanes of Camden and family joined Willis Franklin household Tuesday evening. Clarence Rounds and daughters visited Fiord Phillips family in North Fairfield Sunday. Miss Hester McChaflin of Norwalk spent the weekend at the local family home.

Worthing Stone Columbus Nate Harris Phil Sherman Cleveland Frank Hess Martha Davis Carl E. Harkness Venice Daisy Fletcher Laural Thorpe Spinni Everett Hanes Camden

Wakeman Noble Weeks Sidelined by Token Ankle

Fire Department responded to a Thursday morning blaze at the home of Charles Weeks caused by an overheated furnace. Community members and relatives visited and attended local social and family events through the week, with several trips to Elyria and Cleveland for work and medical needs.

Noble Weeks Charles Weeks Do. A. Conrr Rita Virginia Wilson Hilda Hahn Lria Bertha Filkins Burton Thomas Lorain Earl Langendorfer Kenneth Ross Elyria Gibson Lodge Earl Green Brighton Roy Kenyon C. J. Hoyt Bellevue Don Hastings Iona Cleveland Hastings Joseph James Iannetti Brian Dalton Flora Pierce Pierce James Annetti Robert Hort Norwalk

Local Residents Share WeekEnd Visits And Moves

Yover Mr and Mrs Roy Kayser and son from Detroit were weekend guests of Everard Simonds. Dora Rose Floyd celebrated her fifth birthday with seven friends at home Saturday. The Misses Francis and Lucr Bement went to California for the winter. Mr and Mrs William Balch moved to a new home on Gladys avenue Lakewood Friday night. Buddy Gurgh spent the weekend with his aunt in Cleveland.

Roy Kayser Detroit Everard Simonds Dora Rose Floyd Francis Lucr Bement California William Balch Clague Road Gladys Avenue Lakewood Buddy Gurgh Cleveland

Russ Couple Celebrate Anniversary With Guests From Cleveland

Mr and Mrs Richard Russ celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday evening hosting friends from Cleveland. Bridge games were played with prizes for winners and lunch served to 290 guests.

Richard Russ Cleveland Bridge James

Birthday Party for Mrs Wilford at Avon Friends

A pleasant Friday afternoon gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilford brought friends from Avon North Olmsted Dover and Ridgeville to celebrate her birthday. She received many flowers and refreshments were served by the Neighborly Club.

Fred Wilford Avon North Olmsted Dover Ridgeville

Porter Family Holiday Visit Spans NY and Hallroad

Mr and Mrs Porter of New York City spend the holidays with their son L W Porter of Hallroad. Mr and Mrs Earl Thorpe depart for unspecified destinations after the visit.

Thanksgiving service in Oberlin at First Church

A Union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at ten o'clock in the First Church in Oberlin. Professor G. Walter Fiske of the Graduate School of Theology will speak on Sources of Security in Uncertain Times. The church choir directed by Professor Olaf C. Christianson will provide music. All offerings go to the Community Chest.

Oberlin G. Walter Fiske Graduate School of Theology Olaf C. Christianson Community Chest

Oberlin Women’s Club literature program on Dumas

Mrs. D A Leininger hosted Oberlin Women's club Literature department members at her East College street home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. P D Sherman led the program with a biography and sketch of French novelist Alexandre Dumas.

D. A. Leininger East College Street Oberlin Women’s Club P. D. Sherman Alexandre Dumas

Mrs Berthoff to review Drums Along the Mohawk at Oberlin Inn

Mrs Helen Berthoff presents the second talk in a series on outstanding new books this evening at 7 30 at Oberlin Inn. She will review C E Edmonds book Drums Along the Mohawk. All interested readers are invited to attend.

Helen Berthoff Oberlin Inn C. E. Edmonds

Christmas Club Luncheon Plans Set for December 14

Mrs. W. L. Persons hosted the Christmas club at a lunch luncheon Monday at her Elm Street home. The group planned the Christmas gathering to be held December 14 at Mrs. Frank Beckwith’s residence.

W. L. Persons Elm Street Frank Beckwith

Davar Family to Visit Be recasts from Kent for Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs Paul Davar and children of Kent Ohio will spend Thanksgiving and the weekend with Mrs Frank Beckwith and Mr Beckwith of West Lorain street.

Paul Davar Kent, O Frank Beckwith West Lorain Street

Amateur Show At Gates School a Great Success

About 300 attended the Gates School Auditorium event by Elyria Council No 406 I O U A M. Master of ceremonies Joseph Goddy and pianist Gene St Marie introduced a long list of contestants led by Dolly May and Downr Young. Prizes went to Meyers Faith duo first, Naomi Davis second, Joe Burk third, Humphrey and McConville fourth, and June Ross and Marilyn Miller fifth. Five acts came from Bill Tilton studios and were well presented.

Gates School Elyria Council No United American Mechanics Joseph “3Oddy Gene St. Marie Dolly May Downr Young Pop Brye Janet Smith Ora Mac Schaeffer Jack Betty Wise Virginia Miller Lavon Searight Laura Nes Milly Sheldon Joe Burk Shirley Ann Reisz Ida Mae Smith Naomi Davis Allan Humphrey Catharine McConville Charles Albrecht Dorothy Scheibel June Ross Marilyn Miller Hansel and Gretel Stanley Klim

Remark on Reformer's View of Children as Guests

A praise line describes a reformer who treated children as little guests in the world. It says they should be welcomed with gentleness, given knowledge and love, and charmed with song and flowers so they feel happiness and are urged toward goodness.

Florida Tuesday plans three week absence noted

Mrs. Clifford Geiger entertained her card club on Tuesday in Florida, with the trip planned to last three weeks. Mrs. Arthur Danford has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter in Detroit.

Florida Clifford Geiger Arthur Danford Detroit

Local Students and Parents Plan Weekend Visits

Miss Kathleen Rosecrans of Kent State University is due home today to spend the rest of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Rosecrans. Miss Marguerite Lyman teaching in Dover village will arrive tonight to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Claude L Lyman of East Lorain street. Mr and Mrs C E Wigton visit with her mother Mrs Lowry in Cleveland as she recovers from a fall. Miss Wigton plans to stay the week with her mother who recently fractured her hip and arm. Mr and Mrs Ray Preston of North Pleasant Street depart today for Chicago to see their son Dayton Preston.

Kathleen Rosecrans Kent State University J. B. Rosecrans Marguerite Lyman Dover Village Claude L. Lyman East Lorain Street C. E. Wigton Lowry Cleveland Wigton

Local families plan Thanksgiving and travel timely

Mrs O A Stanfield and Mr and Mrs Jack Cloudt depart tonight for Chicago to visit Mrs Stanfield’s daughter Mrs Edward Lyons and family. Several households announce Thanksgiving gatherings in Genoa Freemont and West College Street with relatives from Union Street and South Bend Indiana. Legion representatives attend Fifth District Department of Ohio meeting in Sandusky with Dr F R Dew and others.

O. A. Stanfield Jack Cloudt Chicago Edward Lyons A. J. Kelly H. G. Kelly Jean Donald Hurley B. W. Porter Genoa H. A. Broadwell Union Street C. C. Wolfe Fremont John Cauntley South Bend Indiana Rusbatch West College Street J. E. Wirkler Columbus Wirkler Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion F. R. Dew J. H. Bunn J. F. Miskovski J. A. Muck Department of Ohio Sandusky

Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Griffin’s Home

The Birmingham Sewing Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charles Griffin's home with nine members and visitors present. A lunch was served. The next meeting is scheduled for December third at Mrs Winifred Welch's home.

Birmingham Sewing Club Charles Griffin Winifred Welch

Cleveland visitors and Kentucky trip noted

Mrs Gladys Grime and her mother Mrs Hunter spent Thursday in Ver milion. Visitors Mrs Outridge and Mrs Phibbs of Cleveland called on the Ewell family Friday after Miss Amy Young visited her niece Mrs Frank Wil ford in Kentucky.

Gladys Grime Hunter Outridge Phibbs Cleveland Ewell Amy Young Frank Wilford Kentucky

Party Guests and Pedro Prizes At Andrews Home

Mrs. Lee Andrews hosts a party with guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Bickel Mr and Mrs Glenn Berkmeyer Mrs Mary Hamnan and Jay Parker. The evening featured Pedro with prizes awarded to Joe Bickel first Grover Berkmeyer consoled Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer first and Mrs Joe Bickel consoled. A spaghetti supper followed at a late hour.

Joe Bickel Glenn Berkmeyer Mary Hamnan Jay Parker Lee Andrews Pedro Grover Berkmeyer Jessie Berkmeyer

Weekend Visits and Community Gatherings in Vermilion and Nearby

Earl Mickel spent the weekend with his sister in Sandusky. Liord Stevens and Vermilion children visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler. Rev Samuel Kaerzel and daughter Esther attended Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Carl Robart. Sewing Club members saw Ramona in Vermilion Thursday and were hosted by Mrs Winifred Welch. Florence Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with several attendees listed. Glenn Berkmeyer called on friends in Elyria and Cleveland Saturday.

Earl Mickel Sandusky Liord Stevens Vermilion Andrew Schisler Samuel Kaerzel Esther Carl Robart Sewing Club Ramona Winifred Welch Normands

Birmingham Teams Triumph in Gymnasium Debut

The Birmingham school opened with wins over Brighton in both junior high and varsity games. The Jr. High won 43 to 10, while the Sr. High posted a 23 to win.

Birmingham Birmingham Gymnasium Brighton Jr. High Sr. High

Surprise Birthday Pedro Night at Lucille Snellenberger Home

Tuesday card club hosted a surprise party for Lucille Snellenberger with Pedro as the entertainment. Mrs. Lee Andrews won first prize, Mrs. Bert Todd took second, and Mrs. Washburn received consolation. A chili coffee and cookie lunch followed at a late hour.

Card Club Lucille Snellenberger Pedro Lee Andrews Bert Todd Washburn

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