Spencer Spencer Apublic Jitney supper in church basement
A Jitney supper sponsored by the Friendly Workers will be held in the Methodist church basement Friday evening October 30. Supper starts at 5 38 and runs until served. Community updates follow including births and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Methodist Church
Friendly Workers
Ladies Aid
Karen Elaine
Delbert Berry
Vaughanville
Berry
Charles Bement
Wakeman
Family Birthday Dinner Observed By Wolf Family
Mr and Mrs Marion Wolf of Liberty Street hosted a family gathering and birthday dinner on a Sunday in October. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Weckelman, Mr and Mrs Graydon Griggs and families from Elyria, Mr and Mrs Milton Wolfe and daughter Carol of Akron, Mr and Mrs Cecil Wolfe and three daughters, and Mrs Mary Sooy of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wolf
Liberty Street
Joe Weckelman
Graydon Griggs
Elyria
Milton Wolfe
Carol
Akron
Cecil Wolfe
Mary Sooy
Spencer
West Salem moves spawns Pearl Beauty Chateau venture
Mrs Pearl Root and daughter Beverly are moving to West Salem on Wednesday where Mrs Root will open her own shop under the name Pearl Beauty Chateau Beverly will enter school there. The article covers community events and local engagements in Valley City and neighboring areas with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Root
Beverly
West Salem
West Side
Cigany
Alec Cigany
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Gertrude Wood
Elmer and
Grace
Sidney Beach
Erhart
Roger Wood
Medina
Otto Kuepfer
Canton
Herbert Kuepfer
David Wandel
Methodist Church
Homerville
Death notice for Leonard Keller 84 in Fort Wayne
News of Leonard Keller age 84 who died at his son Albert's home in Fort Wayne Indiana. Former Liverpool Two resident. Funeral and burial took place in Fort Wayne. Survived by son Albert and four daughters Clara StahThout Hulda Lehman Lillie Fritch and Rose Baird. Several Keller family members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Keller
Albert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Keller
Liverpool Two
Ft. Wayne
Clara StahThout
Hulda Lehman
Lillie Fritch
Rose Baird
Albion, Mich
Vincinity
Crool notes from the past week class officer
Fragmentary OCR notes describe past week class officer activities and assignments. The readable text hints at roles, planning, and schedules but lacks complete names or places for a fuller summary.
Local residents visit friends and fire crews avert damage
Mr and Mrs Miles Dean of Canton visited at Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter’s Friday evening. Supt and Mrs H W Rocock spent the weekend with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Orin Harlement at Ketlersville Ohio. Prompt work by the Volunteer Fire Dept saved Mrs Catherine Carr’s home Friday afternoon as a fire on the back porch spread toward stacked wood but was halted before major damage. Mr and Mrs Bert Goodman and Veda Weidner left Thursday for a week with Mr and Mrs D Angelo in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Lamp
River Corners
Marshall Carpenter
Nova
Ralph Butcher
Victoria Butcher
Alton Yeagley
Kemery
Cloud Gannet
West M. Street
Alvin Gallatin
Wellington
Mary Gallatin
Harvey Ingraham
Russel Sheets
Creston
Harold Rolce
Sullivan
Rebecca Heilman
Eugene Aukerman
E. W. Leathermen
Alfred
Barbara
Akron
Laura Wilson
Donald
Barberton
N. E. Fullers
G. L. Emerson
Scieola Thompson
Medina
Orrion Thompson
Neal Rickel
Lodi
Terrence Curtice
Torrence Curtice
Mill Street
Sam Herman
Charles Hickins
Rittman
Perry
Ase Herman Dague
Helez
I. Isperduo
wes @ Giemer
Puler
Valley City
June Schaefer
Bertha Schaefer
Clement Zacharias
Gust Zacharias
Grafton
Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church
Wilmer Grunenwald
Elsie Feuchter
Ralph Feuchter
Elinor Stevens
John Hill Roses
Merle Buckingham
Belden
William Schaefer
Raymond Spieth
Liverpool High School
Belden High School
Church Hall
Miles Dean
Canton
H. W. Rocock
Afr
Orin Harlement
Kettlersville
Ohio
Catherine Carr
Frank Metzger
Bert Goodman
Veda Weidner
Mrs. D'Angelo
Chicago
Dinner party at new Durkee home hosts Fifty Fifty club
Mr and Mrs Guy Durkee welcomed Fifty Fifty club members with baskets for a dinner party in their new home on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hastings of La Grange, Mr and Mrs Dwight Wilson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Walkden of Elyria, Mr and Mrs John Clark, Mrs C D Lehman, Mrs J D Mennell, Mrs Anna Hosler, and Arthur Bennett for a social afternoon.
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Grafton
Guy Durkee
Fifty- Fifty Club
Hastings
la Grange
Dwight Wilson
Clarence Walkden
Elyria
John Clark
C. D. Lehman
J. D. Mennell
Anna Hosler
Arthur Bennett
Family Gathering Highlights Local Social Scene
A long list of Sunday visitors and relatives gathers at Dwight and Bartlett home. Attendees include Lucius Bartlett and children of Fremont, Harold Biggs family from Euclid, Cleveland figures, Ravenna visits, Barberton guests, and many local families. Several outings and church or lodge events are noted alongside regional travels to Columbus and northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bartlett
Lucius Bartlett
Fremont
Harold Biggs
Euclid
Hattie Bartlett
Cleveland
Lloyd Bartlett
Allen
Vivian
Murl Brunson
Local Residents Move and Rent New Homes in Elyria Area
and Mrs. Alfred Schott of Menrietta live nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray have moved to the Barcherd farm on Elyria road. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Monske have rented one side of the new double house built by George Spitzer on the allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schott
Menrietta
Cecil Johnson
Clarence Gray
Barcherd
Elyria Road
Leon Monske
George Spitzer
Local Elyria Couple Hosts Saturday Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs James Lees and other Elyria residents entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer. Three tables of bridge were in play with Harley Kelly winning first honors and Rex Lees receiving consolation. Fresh refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
James Lees
Elyria
Earl Kendeigh
Harley Kelly
Rex Lees
Harry Myer
Ernest Lamvermyer
Oberlin College High School Day attendees visit over weekend
Misses Virginia Bruce Miriam Butera Carol Stovicek Joy With row Margie Murphy and Lois Williams of Dover attended High School Day at Oberlin College Saturday and were entertained over the weekend at Miss Margie Darow's home. Several locals and guests enjoyed dinners and visits across Oberlin and nearby towns including Califormia visitor Rose Reusser, and many families hosting relatives for weekend gatherings. The Parent Teachers Association is sponsoring a paper sale with old newspapers magazines and books to be collected on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bruce
Miriam Butera
Carol Stovicek
Joy Withrow
Margie Murphy
Lois Williams
Dover
Oberlin College
Margie Darow
Emilie Obitts
Grafton
Ed Kothe
Kothe
Louis Delefield
Maynard
Shirley Anne
George Delefield
Harold Bauman
Jackie
Boston
Mass
Parent Teachers’ Association
Richard Sanders
Hartman Holzhauer
Leo Nickols
Nor
Franklin Simonson
Wellington
Theola Cowen
Leroy Baird
Ashland
Theodore Ries
Earl
Edith Hale
Oak Park
Hollis Derby
Myron Ries
Fred Latteman
Alice Keightley
Berlin Heights
William Coultrip
Elmer Kreger
William Krieger
Ridgeville
Ed Ko
Elizabeth Page
James Lamberton
Bertha
Chester Shepherd
Elyria
Charles Cook
Elizabeth Welter
Dorothea Angersbach
Harold Sanders
Donna Mae
Amherst
O. C. Sanders
Leo Kimmel
Carol
Oberlin
Anna Wyttenbach
School clubs form in weekly activity period
Nova staff reports students may join clubs Hobby Friendship Girl Scouts Dramatics and Camera. The Snapshooters named for photography aims to learn camera basics develop negatives and print photos. Friendship Club led by Thelma Painter includes activities like library work and making Christmas gifts. The Dramatic Club named The Maskoma Wig Club lists Leila Moorly as president and William Rock as VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOVA
Robert Philips
Dave Crumline
Raver
Thelma Painter
Kathryn Mundorf
Mavis McMillan
Lois Smith
Mary Jane Curry
Leila Moorly
William Rock
Lyte van Buskirk
Maskoma Wig Club
Ohio HYBRO-CORN tests completed in 54 trials
Harvesting of the 54 Ohio Cooperative Corn Performance tests is finished. Conducted in 51 counties by the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry, the tests used 5400 plots with 20 hybrids across five locations. Seed was coded to blind farmers until harvest to support unbiased results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Cooperative
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
U. S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry
Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio State University Agronomists
David F. Beard
Ohio State University
Omics
Eme
Harley L
Ta Croone
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Farm
Wooster
Dramatics Club Aims Expand Activities and Plays
The group will explore divisions of Dramatics including acting properties publicity scenery and lighting and plan several one act plays to fund a worthwhile Cleveland theater trip. Hobby Club officers are Alvin Moorly president Harold McBride secretary treasurer with aims to foster hobby interest and uncover others' hobbies. Sponsors include Friendship Mrs Rickenbrod and others for Dramatic Girl Scouts Camera and related groups.
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Cleveland
Hobby Club
Alvin Moorly
Harold McBride
Rickenbrod
Graham
Miss Brown
Miss Dierdorf
Raver
Missionary Meeting at Nova United Brethren Church
The Nova United Brethren Church group met with 16 members and six guests on Thursday evening. Mrs. Annie Lenz led devotions and presided as president. Reports from W. M. A. attendees in Mansfield were given, and the study "Toward a World Christian Community" was explored by Carrie Douglas as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Nova United Brethren Church
Deloris Vance
Annie Lenz
Mansfield
Carrie Douglas
Gladys Hassinger
Mesdames Arguel Walker
Lucy Raver
S. L. Postlethwait
Miss Maxine McMillan Admitted To Samaritan Hospital
Miss Maxine McMillan is a patient at Samaritan Hospital in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bruder visit their son and family Donald Bruder of Springfield Mass. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hanville with sons Karl and Dan were guests of Mrs. Maude L. Hanville and daughter Doris in Toledo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine McMillan
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
J. L. Bruder
Donald Bruder
Springfield
Mass
C. F. Hanville
Karl
Dan
Maude L. Hanville
Doris
Toledo
Huntington Hallowe'en Carnival Friday Night
The P. T. A. will hold its annual Hallowe'en Carnival at the school house on Friday night October 20. Activities begin at 7 30 and continue as long as the crowd remains. It is a public affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
P.T. A
Pinochle Party At Grange Hall Honors Local Players
A Friday night pinochle party at Grange Hall awarded prizes to high scorer Mrs. Esther Thudhum and Ed Brehme, with Louis Marshall and Muriel Coe as consolations. Another similar event is planned for Friday night two weeks later on Oct 27, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Esther Thudhum
Ed Brehme
Louis Marshall
Muriel Coe
Sunday Visitors Highlight Local Community Ties
La Porte residents Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen were Sunday dinner guests at the Howen Easterday home. Clayton Dirlam and Wade Dirlam of Ashland visited O H Dirlam. Miss Marie Crile and Warren Freyman attended Rally Day at Sullivan Christian Church. Eugene Robinson of Rocky River called on O H Dirlam and others in a busy Sunday scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bowen
la Porte
Clayton Dirlam
Wade Dirlam
Ashland
O. H
Local social visits span Sullivan to Norwalk
Mrs Henry Laughery hosted Sunday dinner at her home. Mr and Mrs L C Crile of Sullivan with their son Marion and other relatives visited Wayne and Holmes counties and stopped at homes of Rebecca Munson, Virgil Crile, and Isaac Snyder. In Norwalk, Mrs John Naegele and several others visited Mrs Nettie Bowen and her sister Mrs William Parker. Lawrence Thudhum spent Sunday in Sullivan with relatives Fred Harris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laughery
L. C. Crile
Sullivan
Johnson Crile
Marion
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Rebecca Munson
Virgil Crile
Isaac Snyder
John Naegele
Nettie Bowen
Earl Easterday
Phyllis
Shirley Lowery
Norwalk
Bowen
William Parker
Lawrence Thudhum
Fred Harris
West Ridge News Notes
West Ridge notes a busy weekend with visits across Grafton Chestnut Ridge Akron Amherst Elyria Sullivan and Lorain. Households hosted dinners birthday celebrations and social calls including Hillier Penfound Eldred Schaible and Beazell families. Several guests traveled to Elyria and West last summer photos were shown at a Schaible gathering.
Post Office Branch Considered for West Side Suburbs
At the October 11 meeting, officials discussed establishing a Cleveland post office branch on the west side, with Bay Village Dover Center Olmsted Falls and North Olmsted candidates. Two resolutions were adopted urging federal authorities to set up the branch.
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NO. Olmsted
Cleveland
West Side
Bay Village
Dover Center
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
United States
North Olmsted Becomes Branch of Cleveland Post Office
North Olmsted officially designated as a branch of the Cleveland post office. The change integrates local mail processing and services under Cleveland’s administration, affecting staffing and operations while preserving customer access at existing North Olmsted locations.
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North Olmsted Post Office
Cleveland Post Office
Couple Ties the Knot at North Olmsted Church
Miss Clara Strueck of North Olmsted and Norman Timke of Olmsted Falls wed at the North Olmsted Congregational Church on Saturday October 14, officiated by Rev. Clyde Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Strueck
North Olmsted
Norman Timke
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Clyde Kuhn
Pine Rebekah Lodge chicken dinner and bazaar event
The Pine Rebekah Lodge hosts an annual chicken dinner and bazaar at the I O O F hall in Dover Center on Thursday night October 26. Supper will be served from 5 30 p m onward.
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Pine Rebekah Lodge
Dover Center
North Olmsted Grange Meets With Pomona Degree Initiations
The North Olmsted grange holds its regular meeting at Town Hall on Wednesday night October 25. Pomona Degree team to initiate candidates in the 5th degree at Mallet Creek Medina on Saturday October 27 with State Master W F Kirk in attendance. Final initiation before December State Grange at Columbus set for Mayfield Cuyahoga County Saturday October 28. Officers for 1940 to be elected.
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North Olmsted Grange
Town Hall
Pomona
Mallet Creek
Medina
W. F. Kirk
Columbus
Mayfield
Cuyahoga Co
Birthday honored at Elyria home gathering
Mr and Mrs Newton Stearns hosted a 6 pm dinner at their Elyria residence on Saturday October 14 for Miss Mary Stearns of North Olmsted in celebration of her birthday. Attending were Mr George Stearns, Mrs Stearns and her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Leesburg of Dover. Miss Stearns received many birthday cards from the Universalist Ladies Aid and other friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Stearns
Elyria
Mary Stearns
North Olmsted
George Stearns
Birthday dinner honors Lucy Leiby and Glenn Myers
Mr. and Mrs. John Curtiss entertained Sunday for the birthdays of Mrs. Lucy Leiby and Glenn Myers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Grant Leiby and six children of Cleveland, Mrs. Hazel Myers and a friend from Akron, Mrs. Lucy Leiby and her daughter Juanita of Monroeville, Morris Brown of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Myers with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curtiss
Lucy Leiby
Glenn Myers
Grant Leiby
Cleveland
Hazel Myers
Akron
Juanita
Monroeville
Morris Brown
Elyria
Luncheon For Wistaria Club Held By Mrs Vernon Rundle
Ten members of the Wistaria club were entertained at a luncheon by Mrs Vernon Rundle assisted by Mrs O R Martin on Friday. A social afternoon completed the day’s enjoyment. Mrs Paul Hastings will be the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistaria Club
Vernon Rundle
O. R. Martin
Paul Hastings
Wilcox Family Honored at Birthday Dinner
A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Wilcox honored their birthday anniversaries. Attending were Mr and Mrs Dewey Curtice of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Avery Wilcox, Dr and Mrs A A Wilcox and three children, and Mr and Mrs A S Wilcox with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilcox
Fred
Arthur A. Wilcox
Calvin
Dewey Curtice
Elyria
Avery Wilcox
A. A. Wilcox
A. S. Wilcox
Girl Scouts Troop 18 Elects Officers at Meeting
The October 10 GML Scout News reports Troop 18 meeting in the school auditorium led by Captain Hopkins and Lieutenant Martin. Officers elected include Secretary Jeannette Wilcox Treasurer Margene Sege and Scout Scribe (name incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Martin
Jeannette Wilcox
Margene Sege
Scout troop tours new club house after meeting
Hazel Amsbury notes provide sample boxes of Christmas cards for the troop Christmas sale. After the business meeting the troop received a surprise trip and was shown the new club house. Plans for cleaning were made and meetings will be held there from now on. Regular meetings will be on Tuesdays with Fridays open for Scout purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Amsbury
Annual inspection of Old Glory Grange led by Deputy Mason
Thursday evening an annual inspection of Old Glory Grange was held with Frank Mason, deputy of Ridgeville, in charge. A fine attendance enjoyed a seven meal dinner and a program at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Grange
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Lynden Chapter Meets. Initiatory Degrees Conferred
Mrs Thelma Hahn presided at the Lynden Chapter regular meeting on Monday evening. Initiatory degrees were conferred during the session. The lunch committee served refreshments to over forty. Next week Grand Chapter convenes in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hahn
Lynden
Grand Chapter
Toledo
Local social notes from Deshler area and surrounding towns
Mrs Huldah Powers returned from a week with relatives in Deshler Ohio. Julius H Wilcox was a Columbus business visitor. Fred and John Wilcox of Northwestern University were home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Carlton Adams entertained Mr and Mrs Leon Burrows of Clarksfield Sunday. A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders. Several households attended. Russell Opfer employed at Farmers Co operative Supply Co. Mrs Charles Foster and son attended the funeral of Mrs Lucy Cahill of Cleveland. Wayne Aldrich of Ashland College home for the weekend. Supt and Mrs Carl Martin visited relatives in Pleasant Home. Mrs Paul Sage and Mrs Julius Wilcox attended a Post Matron dinner in Elyria. St John’s Day services at Methodist church with F A M in attendance and Rev Weyrich delivering the sermon. The body of Mrs Henry L Steeves of Boston brought for burial. relatives accompanied. Rev and Mrs Steves long-time residents. Mrs Nellie M Auxer entertaining granddaughter and husband from Panama Canal Zone. Cir cle three members enjoyed a day with Mrs Leland M Heath including quilting and a pot luck dinner.
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Huldah Powers
Deshler
Ohio
Julius H. Wilcox
Columbus
Fred
John Wilcox
Northwestern University
Carlton Adams
Leon Burrows
Clarksfield
Earl Sanders
Earl Harpster
Carol
Judy
Donald
Henry Sandrock
Elyria
Maurice Sheffield
Richard and
Gordon
Wellington
Russell Opfer
Farmer's Co-operative Supply Co
Charles Foster
George Foster
Lucy Cahill
Cleveland
Wayne Aldrich
Ashland College
Carl Martin
Pleasant Home
Paul Sage
Julius Wilcox
A. M
Weyrich
Henry L. Steeves
Boston
Massachusetts
Hattie Burke
Noble Steeves
G.A. Reeder
Spencer
Lakewood
Steves
Nellie M. Auxer
Panama Canal Zone
Circle Three
Leland M. Heath
Masquerade Party and Benefit Dance Planned by East Carlisle Club
East Carlisle Community Club schedules a Masquerade Party at East Carlisle School on Thursday October 28 with music by Jack Wamsley and associates from Elyria High School. Prizes for best costumes and Halloween games planned. A community benefit dance follows on Friday November 3 at the Hedges, with William Rennie in charge. Club president F F Fling notes both events are fund free fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
E. B. Anton
East Carlisle
Hallowe'en
Frank Yoo
Frank Yunker
William Rennie
John Rose, Sr
F. F. Fling
Women flood French Red Cross enrollment
Large numbers of women in France are joining the Red Cross, signaling a surge in humanitarian volunteering and support networks across the country. The movement reflects growing civic participation and relief work as wartime needs and social services expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
The
Red Cross
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