Joint installation set for Lake group officers
News From Correspondents reports an 8 p m ceremony on Wednesday October 1 at the Chateau on Walker Rd for Post No 211 Legion and Auxiliary officers with James Jr of Ireland to install. At 9 p m the newly elected officers of the Sons of the American Lion Post No 211 will be installed by post officers. Citations include Edward A Ennis and Jack Kinsner in key roles with a luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Lake
Auxiliary of the Legion
Chateau
Walker Rd
James Jr
of Ireland
Comnder
FE. A. Ennis
Henry Kinsner
H. Wier
A. Weid
William Arn
Don Foley
Harry Perks
Carlton Harrison
Light Easty
Jen Paul
Ru Furst
Ephine Weigelt
Lucy Nsner
Lillie Bohner
Aplain
Azie McCampbell
E. Hanons
Sons of the American Lion
Edward A Ennis
Jack Kinsner
William Harrison
Lawler
Carl Harrison Jr
James Asner
Homer Ters
C. Heinebrodt
Card party aids Avon Lake athletic group draws 35 tables
The card party sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Avon Lake Athletic Association was a huge success with 35 tables in play. Prizes went to Walter Beck, Deasy, Eloise Folsom, Mrs Jim Sterworth, Miss Nina Dunning, Rory Rhodes and Henry Kotz, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vliary
Avon Lake Athic Association
Walter Beck
Deasy
Eloise Folsom
Jim Sterworth
Nina Dunning
Ry Rhodes
Henry Kotz
Luncheon Hosts For Women's League Group 3 Meeting
irs Roy West and Mrs. William in were joint hostesses at the luncheon meeting of Group 3 of the Women's League. Members present included Mes Heider Horn Schenck Butworth Gould Dunning Schief-Furnase Stoos Beedie Redig Maus Mitchell and Miss Nina ning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Roy West
William In
Women’s League
Mesmes Heider
Horn
Schenck
Butworth
Gould
Dunning
Schief- Furnase
Stoos
Beedie
Redig
Maus
Mitchell
Ninanning
White elephant sale planned by American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Post 211 schedules a white elephant sale on Friday and Saturday, November 3 and 4, at the Chateau on Walker Road. Doors open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Donations accepted. President Helen Ul in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Post
Uker Road
Helen Ul
Boys Scouts party at the Chateau and Avon Lake School event
After the regular meeting the Boy Scouts at the Chateau are hosting a get together with Scout Master Bob bro overseeing. Avon Town- ship Townsend Club No.1 plans an entertainment at Avon Lake School on Friday October 13 featuring “The Family Album” from the Spoopendike Family and a floor show by pupil dancers under Louise Mitchell. Local residents Mary Nussdorfer and Rosalind Mitchell visit relatives. Jelen Erwin and Edward Merlock guests. families Edd Webb and Ila Buswell, plus others spend time with relatives in Lorain and Elyria Memorial Hospital reports filter in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Avonue
Avon Laken
Ry Louise Mitchell
Iefs
Ann Oster Hag
Elyria Memorial
Hosal
Jelen Erwin
Lakewood
Mary Nussdorfer
Dward Merlock
Bud of
Rolt
Edd Webb
Ila Buswell
Rosalind Mitchell
W. D. Hull
Lorain
Gleaners Hold October Grange Class at Aldrich Home
The Gleaners monthly class will be held at Mrs. Dewey Aldrich's home on Wednesday evening October 11. Evotionals led by Ma Rundle. Entertainment by Gladys Hopkins. Assistants include Grace Miller, Sy Saddler, Genevieve Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Dewey Aldrich
Ma Rundle
Gladys Hopkins
Grace Miller
Sy Saddler
Genevieve. Spicer
Cleveland and Barberton Guests Celebrate Mrs Turner
Mr and Mrs Elford Smith of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Chester Shaemple with daughter Phyllis of Barberton were dinner guests for Mrs Turners birthday. Afternoon visitors included Henry Carstensen and wife from South Amherst Jay Gothem and Mrs Devereaux of Lodi and Mrs Nellie Wise with daughter Lucille.
Lyndon and Seville Chapters Enjoy Sisters Evening
Lyndon Chapter hosted by May Chapter of Seville on Wednesday evening with a program and luncheon. Attendees from LaGrange included Mr. and Mrs. George Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hastings, Florence Nichols, Bessie Aldrich, Wilma Rundle, Flora Thayer, Hazel Adams, Mattie Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox, Charlotte Wilcox, Lucille and Rawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
May
Seville
LaGrange
George Woodruff
Will Hastings
Florence Nichols
Bessie Aldrich
Wilma Rundle
Flora Thayer
Hazel Adams
Mattie Prosser
Albert Wilcox
Charlotte Wilcox
Lucille and
Rawson
Local social roundup from Detroit to Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs Jud Gott of Detroit Mrs Elva Spore and Mr Will Strickler of Elyria visited the W O Turner home Saturday evening. Mrs Florence Hagenmeyer and son of Lakewood were weekend guests of her father J P Jackson. Mr and Mrs James Curry and daughter Mrs Vida C Smith of Greenwich called on Mrs J A Nichols and W O Turner Monday. Mrs Sarah Spicer spending time with daughter Mrs Ford Hastings. Miss Janet Gage employed at General Industries in Elyria. Miss Harriet Keller learned of her grandfather Mrs Keller of Crawfordsville Indiana's death Saturday. Mr and Mrs Werner Kobert visited Akron on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Gott
Detroit
Elva Spore
Will Strickler
Elyria
W. O. Turner
Florence Hagenmeyer
Lakewood
J. P. Jackson
James Curry
Vida C. Smith
Greenwich
J. A. Nichols
Sarah Spicer
Ford Hastings
Janet Gage
General Industries
Harriet Keller
Keller
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Werner Kobert
Akron
Avon High students visit Ohio State Missouri game
Chaperoned by Superintendent and Mrs Blake, Mr Simpkinson, and Miss Evelyn Smith, about twenty Avon High School students attended the Ohio State Missouri game in Columbus on Saturday October 7. The trip was joined by Mr and Mrs Klingshirn and Mr and Mrs Krugman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
W. E. Blake
H. Simpkinson
Evelyn Smith
Avon High School
Columbus
Louis Klingshirn
Krugman
Village events list for Oct 12 entertainments
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church hosts at Mrs. Raymond Dunfee home in Detroit road with Mrs. Ricci and Mrs. Greenup assisting. M E Church Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lawrence Homer. Baptist Prayer meeting Thursday evening in church dining room. Village Council regular meeting Thursday evening at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Raymond Dunfee
Detroit
Road
Ricci
Greenup
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Lawrence Homer
the Baptist Church
Avon Research Club Holds Fall Meeting At Adams Home
The Avon Research Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. B. Adams home. A piano solo by Mrs W L Davis titled Gramercy Square from the radio production Story of Mary Marlin opened the program. Mrs McGlenn of Lakewood spoke on South America with articles and pictures displayed. The next meeting is planned for Mrs Taylor Smith’s home on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Research Club
J. B. Adams
W. L. Davis
Gramercy Square
Allan Grant
Mary Marlin
McGlenn
Lakewood
South America
Taylor Smith
Weekend visits span Arcadia to Berea and Amherst
Mr and Mrs C W Blake of Arcadia hosted as week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Blake. W S Morse improves after illness. Nadine Schenck of Berea spent the week end with Geraldine Moore. Ira Gough and daughter Doris visited East Palestine and Columbiana. George Grossman family and Fred Grossman Sr of South Euclid visited the Grossmans Saturday. Doris Gough attended the Jolly Ten Club meeting at Jacqueline Braendigan in Amherst. W L Davis and sons Robert and Donald visited relatives in Amherst and Oberlin. Avon Fire Dept responded to a fire at John Dechant Steve Moore Road. Meier family of Cleveland and S J Schenck with daughters Lois and Ardith of Berea visited the Moores on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blake
Arcadia
W. E. Blake
W. S. Morse
Nadine Schenck
Berea
Geraldine Moore
Ira Gough
Doris
East Palestine
Columbiana
George Grossman
Fred Grossman Sr
South Euclid
Fred Grossman
Doris Gough
Meier
Cleveland
S. J Schenck
Lois and
Ardith
D. R. Moore
Camden High roller skating party nets record sum
Kipton Bert Waugh visits Washington and Detroit relatives as Mrs Bickel and son Char les tour nearby. Rev and Mrs G L Kettenring visit New London Baptist Parsonage. Camden High School Sophomore Class raises 1080 at Rainbow Gardens Elyria. Mr and Mrs Russell Cowen and Mrs Wiltem Geist and daughter are mentioned in the surrounding social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Waugh
Washington, D.C
William Waterhouse
C. C. Bickel
Charles
Earl Shedd
Arthur Bickel
Detroit
G. L. Kettenring
New London
The
Baptist Parsonage
Camden High School
Reinbow Gardens
Elyria
Angeless
Russell Cowen
WiBtem Geist
Rally Day Program At Methodist Church
In South Amherst on October 10 a rally day service was held during Sunday School. The program featured Faith Jackson leading with Welcome, Leroy Pritchett singing I Like Rally Day, a Willing Workers dialogue with Arlene Steele Adrian Copeland June Bolinger and Frances Jackson, Autumn Time sung by James Taylor, Do You Like Rally Day by Allan Steele, His Promise by Jean Swiers, Rally Day by Eugene Pritchett, The Autumn Time by Nancy Copeland, Rally Day Is For You by Donald Pritchett, a vocal duet by Mrs Henry Kolb and Mrs Wm Cook, two violin solos by Miss Virginia Rich, piano accompaniment by Mrs Hubert Jones, two vocal solos by Mr Wooding of Lorain, and a piano solo by Mr Brown of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Methodist Church
Faith Jackson
Leroy Pritchett
Arlene Steele
Adrian Copeland
June Bolinger
Frances Jackson
James Taylor
Allan Steele
Jean Swiers
Eugene Pritchett
PTA Fair at School Auditorium and Gym Features Displays
Members sponsor a Fair in the school auditorium Friday evening with Home Economics quilts afghans and linens on display. A doll display led by Mrs Roy Anderson and exhibits of canned goods fruits and vegetables in the gym. Entries due by Friday noon. Prizes gift booth candy and ice cream. Public urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Paul Mori
Roy Anderson
Regular meeting of Ladies Dime Society announced
A regular meeting will be held in the Congregational Church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Leon ard Hummer as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Leonard Hummer
Glen Ruth Improves After Illness, Returns Briefly
The many friends of Glen Ruth will be glad to know he is much improved from his recent illness and is able to be out a short time each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ruth
Mr and Mrs Russel Allsop Move to Cleveland Apartment
Mr and Mrs Russel Allsop relocated from South Amherst to a newly furnished apartment in Cleveland.
Local Social News From Sheffield and Brookside
Sheffield area residents share visits and illnesses with families in Lakewood Rock y River and Sheffield Lake. Brookside High seniors join twenty six to Columbus for Ohio State Missouri game and a Brookside P T A dance is planned with Avon Aces supplying music and Henry Jackson calling.
Brookside P T A Minutes and School Fund Plans
The Brookside P T A monthly meeting at the school noted the second grade parents had best attendance. Suits for the basketball team were ordered at 320 dollars each, to be paid by the P T A. A paper sale was announced to run Monday through Friday to raise funds for each class. A Sunshine Fund was created with Mrs Harry Garber in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside P.T. A
Gongwer
P.T. A
McConihe
Harry Garber
Bazaar and supper set for November thirtieth in parish hall
On Thursday October date, the annual bazaar and supper is planned for November 30 with a committee headed by Mrs Ann Light and several others. Piano solos were performed by Maxine King and Eileen Brown, with Stella Radyk singing and Camilla Townsend accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Leon Light
ED. Hoag
Piggott
Wilgus
Coder
Birk
Adams and Kings Visit H C Chambers Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs J E Adams and Mr and Mr R H King called Sunday afternoon at the home of H C Chambers in a brief social visit noted in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Adams
R. H. King
H C. Chambers
Ladies Society Event at Mrs Rolfe’s Home in Brighton
The Brighton Congregational church Ladies Society hosted 28 members and 5 guests at Mrs M T Rolfe’s residence on Wednesday October 4. A covered dish lunch was served at 1 pm by the committee, then a brief business meeting, program, and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
M. T. Rolfe
Brighton High Students Attend Ohio State Missouri Game
Juniors and seniors from Brighton High School traveled to Columbus Ohio to see the Ohio State versus Missouri football game on Saturday. The outing showcased student support and interest in college football while providing a day of travel and engagement with a major sporting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton High School
Columbus
Business A La Mode chosen for Honorary Literary club
The Honorary Literary club selects Business A La Mode as a one act play for an upcoming presentation. The cast features Muss Typsum, Margaret Perkins, Emil Gemmel, Dixie Draper, Prudence Prim, Viola Snyder, and others including Mr Bossus and Mr Talkem In toit in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-La-Mode
Muss Typsum
Margaret Perkins
Sweepit
Emil Gemmel
Flipina Fipp
Dixie Draper
Prudence Prim
Viola Snyder
Bossus
George Gemmel
Magazine
Jane Burge
Steno Grapher
Alma Jewett
Miss Ladyseller
Ruth Reedy
Social Visit Recap in Wellington and Lorain County
Mrs. C. H. Lampen visited at her brother’s home in Wellington on Thursday. Dr. G. M. Wright and Mrs. Wright, of Liberty Center, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ek. Gill after coming Wednesday night. Wright and Gill groups also visited a Medina cousin and dined with the Gill household. Mrs. C O Goss, Mrs. Paul Kenney and Mrs. Jessie Moore attended a Lorain County Maternal Health Association meeting at the Elyria YWCA on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lampen
H. L. Gill
Wellington
C. Ek. Gill
G. M. Wright
Liberty Center
W. C. T. U. Meeting With Mrs Fenner
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. L. W. Fenner on Wednesday afternoon October 11 at 2 o'clock.
Village Council Meeting Acts on Fire Prevention
The Rochester village council met Monday night in the town hall to handle routine business. The main topic was fire prevention with no new steps taken toward cistern construction beyond prior actions.
Missionary Society Holds Meeting to Aid South America Mission
The Women’s Missionary Society gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Carlos Snyder’s home with eight members. They planned support for Robert Rodgers soon departing as a missionary to South America. Bible study was engaging. Next meeting set for Mrs. William Rodgers in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Carlos Snyder
Robert Rodgers
South America
William Rodgers
Wellington
County Road Work Rough Road Now Restored
County maintained apparatus scraped the Griggs road east and west of the village on Wednesday. The road had become very rough and the work finished it nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
Booths Host Homebuilder Class at Clarksfield
Mr and Mrs Ben Booth entertained many members of the Homebuilder class of the Methodist Sunday school at their Clarksfield home Tuesday evening. Games and visiting provided the entertainment with refreshments served. A business meeting was held. The Booths formerly lived near Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Booth
Methodist Sunday School
Clarksfield
Booths
Rochester
Weekend Visits and Local Social Notices in Ohio Town
Mrs C D Setterfield spends the week in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Dean Thompson and daughter Karen of Huntington Ind were guests of the E D Thompsons and relatives. Thompson on vacation from transit clerk job. They plan visits to Youngstown before returning home. Sunday visitors included Helen Crazynaki and Barbera Knapp from Wellington. Other local families hosted or visited for dinners and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Setterfield
Mansfield
Dean Thompson
Karen
Huntington
Ind
E. D. Thompsons
Thompson
Ene R. X
Youngstown
Stanley Storrow
Frank Clifford
Helen Crazynaki
Wellington
Barbera Knapp
Dee Robinson
William George Dees
George
Walter
Spencer
Alvin Gallatin
Gordon
W. A. Serustah Cleveland
Local social notes mention visits and medical update
The excerpt lists weekend social calls and a medical update. A. E. Giorrow had a tumor removed at a Lorain hospital on Monday. Branley Poulski returned to the Pohlman home to help with farm work. Clarksfield residents hosted guests including Scott Biddinger, D. Thompson, and Lucile Murray with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creda Parker
A. E.i Giorrow
Lorain
Branley Poulski
Cleveland
A. C. Pohlman
Dean Thompson
Karen
Huntington
Ind
Scott Biddinger
D. Thompson
Lucile Murray
Austin Ewell
Clarksfield
Mrs Blitch returns from Cleveland with Toddy family
Mrs May Blitch returns Tuesday from a visit with her sister Mrs Ralph Toddy in Cleveland. Toddy has a new baby girl Mary Anne. Failing strength keeps Toddy at home with Ralph Tommy and Mary Anne, who ride back with Mrs Blitch to stay until next Tuesday. Mr Teddy and friends from Cleveland and Y J Donelan plan a week of fishing at Kelly's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
May Blitch
Ralph Toddy
Cleveland
Toddy
Mary Anne
Rural Women's Club Quilting Meeting Supports Fire Victim
The Rural Women's Club met at Mrs. A. B. Martin's home on Thursday for a brief business session and planning. Members spent time piecing a quilt to be tied and given to Mrs. Arthur Jackson, who lost bedding in a house fire. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Clarence Tildes’s home in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
A. B. Martin
Arthur Jackson
Clarence Tildes
Fire destroys upper part of Ridgeville home
Mrs Arthur Jackson and her daughter prepared lunch when Miss Marian Crowell spotted a blaze. A general alarm summoned Ridgeville firemen who could not save the upper story. The lower part sustained minor damage. Cause is unknown. The couple moved to the neighboring Lyon house while deciding repairs. Wallpaper and all bedding were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jackson
Fidelis Sunday School Social at Mack Home
Mr and Mrs John Mack hosted Fidelis Sunday School class for their regular monthly social. Guessing games and original contests provided lively fun. Prizes went to Mrs Chester Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Theodore Carpenter. Walter Fishburn gave estimates for remodeling and renovating the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mack
Fidelis
Chester Carpenter
Theodore Carpenter
Walter Fishburn
Belden Church School Board Elects Officers
The Belden church school committee met at the home to finish discussions on future activities. Officers and teachers were chosen. Present were Rev and Mrs Mott, Floyd Lang, Mrs B T Nesbett and Rudolph Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Belden Church School
Mott
Floyd Lang
B. T. Nesbett
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Adult Bible class welcomes Rev and Mrs Mott at church meeting
The Thursday Bible class led by Roy Lang welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Mott, with a brief business session and a verse matching contest. Refreshments followed, honoring the visitors and local members. The PTA plans a membership drive and a quilted prize for the carnival on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Rust
Mott
Roy Lang
Seckt
James
F. E. Schriver
Martha Schriver
Henry Schriver
Raymond Hudson
J. D. Mennell
Floyd Lang
Jimmie Rutledge
Victoria Shepherd
Graham
Joseph Grabenstetter
Ardgeville Church Ladies Aid Luncheon Attendee Report
Twenty Ardgeville Congregational Church women attended the Fields Church Ladies Aid luncheon in North Ridgeville. Miss Frances Hutchinson, Oberlin Seminary librarian, spoke about her overseas trip to the Christian Youth Conference in Amsterdam and visits to England France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ardgeville
Drainage Work Planned Around Basement Wall
The report notes a drainage investigation around the basement wall and excavation to start next Saturday. The evening concluded with the hostess serving cider and doughnuts to eighteen guests.
Nephew's Wedding Invitation Seeks Genevan Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Harry Atkinson invite guests to join them Saturday at the Geneva Methodist church for their nephew's wedding. Charles Weisheit of Center Road North is listed as a patient at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Roth
Harry Atkinson
Geneva
Charles Weisheit
Center Roads North
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Townsend Club Meeting At Town Hall Presided By Mrs Carver
The Townsend Club met at the town hall Thursday evening with Mrs E O Carver presiding. Elyria guests Mr and Mrs Doane attended and Mr Doane read a poetry piece. Plans were made for the late October meeting. Carvers attended a Townsend Convention in Columbus on October 7 and 8. A social time followed the business meeting with pie and coffee served. The next meeting is October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Town Hall
E. O. Carver
Elyria
West River Road BRIEFS
Mrs. Chris Ackerman visited Mrs. John Leonard of Lorain last week. Callers at the home of Mrs. S. C. Hurlbut and family included Mrs. William Prindle and her guests Mrs. John Wheeler and Mrs. F. Tatter sall of East Springfield Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Snodgrass of Vermilion visited sister Mrs. Merle Smith. Mrs. W. J. Morris guest of Miss Josephine Bailey of East Avenue Elyria, and they attended a birthday party for Miss Ruth Ella Postle of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ackerman
John Leonard
Lorain
S. C. Hurlbut
William Prindle
John Wheeler
F. Tattersall
East Springfield
Penna
Fay Snodgrass
Vermilion
Merle Smith
W. J. Morris
Josephine Bailey
East Avenue
Elyria
Grafton
Ruth Ella Postle
Class Meeting Deliberates Funds Use at Fidelis Clagg Home
CLASS MEETS ee Fidelis Clagg of the M. EBurch Sunday toa held a meeting one evening his week at the home of Miss Jean Lita. The president, Miss Inza Letterty was in charge of the business session and after the transaction of routine business, the class decided just what they wished to do with the funds in the treasury. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Garnett Trockley Tuesday evening, Nov. 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Fidelis Clagg
M. Eburch
Toa
Jean Lita
Inza Letterty
Ella
Jane Harnish
Bonneybell Harnish
Alfred Rea
Garnett Trock
Quilting Day Planned by Loyal Workers Auxiliary
The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist church will spend Wednesday Oct. 11 in church parlors for a quilting session. Dinner is to be served at noon with each lady bringing a part of the food. Callers Friday visited Mrs. Edith Morris at her home, Mrs. C. Ackerman and her daughter Mrs. R. OConner were noted present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
The
Methodist Church
Edith Morris
Mra C. Ackerman
R. O'Conner
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Eeen
Bobbro
Eaners
Ain
Corry Onty
Edna Wilcox
Stella Dawson
Kipton
Dime Society
Sheffield
Harold Davis
J. C. Deertz
May Downing
Deertz
Helen Smith
Herman Bloehm
Toledo
Clarence Smith
Hazel
Smith
Rocky River
Andrew Smith
Perry Dawley
Columbia Station
E B Brown
W. F Lamnwell
Norwalk
Carl Rahn
Sheffield Lake
Baldwin-Wallace College
Brookside High School
Baldwin-Wallace
Grand Rapids
Shirley Garfield
J. C. Brown
Gambier
Ohio
Arthur Dechant
Levron
Mansfield Hospital
Brookside
Ohio State University
Missouri
T. A. News
Margaret
We Rips
Missionary Meeting
Homebuilders Party
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