Elyria High graduates spread across Oberlin and others
The Elyria High School June graduates chose Oberlin College by seven, with three each at Baldwin Wallace and Western Reserve. Michigan and several other colleges are represented, including Cornell, Ohio State, and UC. Twenty four attend business colleges, seven study nursing, and sixty take beauty courses. Factory work employs 38, while 70 pursue other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Elyria High School
Oberlin
Elvrra High School
Elizabeth Cullins
Milton Gross
Alice Hill
William Lerseh
William Richards
John Steinbinder
Robert Wilcox
Baldwin- Wallace
Social Round of Pinochle and Local Visits in Henrietta
Local social page reports a Pinochle club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Currier with two tables in play. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Elyria Berea Detroit Oberlin Vermilion and Cleveland visited for dinners calls and Sunday events, including farewells at Mrs. Mary Champer’s funeral and visits to relatives in Ashland and Kirkwood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Chauncey Currier
Ernest Lamvermier
Bar Village
Vern Andrews
Aubrey Kremser
Visitors and social visits from Cleveland and area families
Cleveland visitors Friday and weekend guests from Elyria Brownhelm and Canal Dover appear in a series of social calls. Mr and Mrs Oscar Schneider and Mr and Mrs Marry Stick with Elaine, Lena Gegenheimer and Eliza Manus hosted and visited. Local families hosted guests in Mansfield Sandusky and Good Samaritan Hospital, Baldwin Wallace students spent weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Jones
Dorothy
Irwin
Ardith Bauman
Oscar Schneider
Elyria
Marry Stick
Elaine
Brownhelm
Coshocton
Lena Gegenheimer
Ted Manns
Eliza Manus
New Oberlin
Carl Reusser
Albert Reusser
Martha Bauman
Car
Fred Bauman
John Hostettier
John Jr
Mike Simonas
Robert Swanger
Canal Dover
Harold Costes
Max
Miriam Kaerzel
Lois Portman
Flolen Bauman
Baldwin-Wallace Collier
Daniel O'Hair
C. H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Mansfield
Dorothy Becker
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
G. C. Becker
Spencer BRIEFS Highlights From Spencer News
Miss Helen Neidhardt student at State Kent University Kent spent the last of the week here guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Neidhardt. Miss Grace Geisel and Miss Martha Woods have been appointed delegates from the Spencer Church to attend the Young Peoples Luther League convention held this week at Grover City. Miss Helen Boone student at Moods Bible Institute Chicago was heard over Station WMBI Chicago on Friday evenings from 1230 to 1 30. Miss Helen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Boone of this place. Mrs Wilson of Cleveland is here spending the week guest of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thornton. Mrs Rey Stroup entertained at her country home on Wednesday evening the young people of her Sunday school class of the M E church 10 a weiner roast. Mr Kendall on his war tome Saturday evening met with an accident at South Creek Bridge when the back tire on his automobile blew out. Kendal lost control of the car smashing head long into the bridge. He was badly shaken up and received broken ribs. The bridge will need a great deal of repair and the car was beyond repair. Miss Shipe school teacher at Cadiz spent Saturday and Sunday here guest of Miss Williams in the Rose Mantz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neidhardt
State Kent University
Kent
Alvin Neidhardt
Grace Geisel
Martha Woods
Spencer Church
Young People’s Luther League
Grover City
Helen Boone
Moods Bible Institute
Chicago
WMBI
Helen
Walter Boone
Wilson
Cleveland
Clarence Thornton
Rey Stroup
M. E. Church
Kendall
South Creek Bridge
Kendal
Miss Shipe
Cadiz
Miss Williams
Rose Mantz
Local residents host social weekend rounds across nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Sidney Leer entertained relatives Sunday. Akron guests included Mrs Edith Roberts and daughter visiting Clarence Thor ton. Will Morrell returned from an eight thousand mile trip via Claremont and the Southern States. Akron visitors included Ernest Woodling and family in Eugene Aukerton’s home. Several other local calls and dinners occurred with families in West Salem Smithville Norwalk and Medina area. Mrs Willis White suffered pleurisy and multiple households hosted guests across Chatham New London and Bedford in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Leer
A. A. Randall
Jack Sharp
Edith Roberts
Donald Shelby
Akron
Clarence Thornton
Will Morrell
Claremont
Calif
James
Ernest Woodling
Eugene Aukerton
T. C. Hyland
R. C. Parish
R. E. Dunbar
Crewle
Cuesis
P. J. Wichie
Gibert Fenstemaker
Joan
West Salon
John Johnson
Blake Thompson
L. L. Leudemann
Smithville
Clarence Dague
Leona Smith
Elmer Esnzelmen
Vira Berhtol
West Salem
Eugene Aukerman
Smoke Mountain secret bids beloved castaway rejoin life
Karen Chase, living as Karen Leader at Smoke Mountain for seven years, faces a new arrival, artist Mr MacLeod, who identifies her as looking like her late mother. Job O’Farrel worries she may return to her old life while Karen battles memories of Mrs Masters and a family ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Chase
Littl
Smoke Mountain
Mrs. Masters
Karen Leader
Job O'Farrel
Two ShEivers
Chase
Job
Peg Ofarrel
Carlisle News Notes reflects social visits and travels
Carlisle News Notes chronicles residents hosting and visiting relatives in LaPorte Ridgerite Ypsilanti Elyria and nearby towns. It notes gatherings at Yonker and Waiters homes, trips to Ypsilanti Warne Universities and Cleveland area travels, and the Bungarts planning a Lorain move. It lists numerous guests from Lakewood Walled Lake Elyria and more.
Social Calling At Home Of Gregg Couple
Callers at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Gregg Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Herman Goodspeed Fast avenue and Mrs Norman D Calvert and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
Herman Goodspeed
Fast Avenue
Norman D. Calvert
Mrs. Kuhner and son visit Lorain guests of Mitchells
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell hosted over the weekend visitors Mrs. E. J. Kuhner and her son from Lorain, who spent Saturday and Sunday with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kuhner
Lorain
Ray Mitchell
Burnett and Fenstamaker Guests at Provozniks
Mrs. M Burnett of Cleveland and Mr G Fenstamaker of Canton were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Provoznik on Lake Avenue. The social visit took place recently and highlights local civic ties among neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
M. Burnett
Cleveland
G. Fenstamaker
Canton
Frank Provoznik
Copyright notice for 1936 feature story
A copyright statement from 1936 attributes the work to Urey 2d Feature Srodicate Inc and notes that the characters are fictitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urey 2d Feature Srodicate, Inc
Kohl Family Guests at Collier Home
Mr and Mrs Reno Collier hosted recent visitors from Cleveland Heights Mr and Mrs William Kohl and their son enjoying a cordial social visit at the Collier residence with the guests expressing warm hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kohl
Cleveland Heights
Reno Collier
Woman's Association Meets at Lake Avenue Church Home
The Woman's Association of Lake Avenue Community Church gathered at Mrs. Jean Phelps's home on a Wednesday in October. Members quilted and planned a December bazaar. Visitors Dorothy Delfield and Arthur Neiding shared quilts. 16 attendees listed incl Mrs. Phelps, Winger, Collier, Crosker, Blauveit, Reynolds, Jabbush, Taylor, and Schaeffer. Next meeting set for November 5 at Mrs. V V Schaeffer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of
Lake Avenue Community Church
Jean Phelps
Dorothy Delfield
Ladies of the Christian Church
Pine Flatt
Indiana Co
Arther Neiding
D. Phelps
Winger
Catherine Collier
Mary Crosker
George Blauveit
J. Gill
Harold Starkey
Reynolds
Jabbush
8. Taylor
V. V. Schaeffer
V.V. Schaeffer
Grange Meeting Set For Thursday At Lake Avenue
The North Elyria Grange will hold its regular meeting this Thursday evening at the Lake Avenue school house. The juveniles will also meet at the same time. Lynn Green, son of Mr and Mrs Ror Green, is ill at home with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Lake Avenue
Lynn Green
Mrs
Ror Green
Pittsfield Birthday Celebration for Kruger and McConnell
In Pittsfield the Young People gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ed McConnell’s home Saturday evening to honor birthday anniversaries of Miss Phyllis Kruger and Edward McConnell. The group enjoyed games and stunts and planned a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ed McConnell
Phyllis Kruger
Edward McConnell
Roosevelt Wins In E H S Poll At Elyria High
Roosevelt won a student straw poll at Elyria High School with 1,618 votes. He received 63 percent, Landon 32 percent, and Lemke 5 percent. Freshmen and seniors showed the strongest Roosevelt support. he carried 39 of 45 homerooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Elyria High School
Elyria High Herald
Alfred M. Landon
William Lemke
Landon
Lemke
Leake
Inclement Weather Forces Indoor Wellington Lunch
In Wellington the luncheon was moved indoors due to bad weather. Attendees included Miss Blanche Mohrman, John Moor man, William Sarbor, and Edgar Jones from out of town.
Young People's League meets at Luikart home in township
Sunday events highlight meetings and visits. Miss Mary Alice Worcester led the Young People’s League gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Luikart’s home. Various relatives and friends, including Mrs. Herman Worcester, Mrs. A. M. Sherburne, and families of Mills Brandt and Lounsbrough, are noted in the neighborhood round of social calls and visits.
Weekend visitors and funeral notices in Cleveland area
Richard Harris and Bill Shan dorski from United Air Lines at Cleveland Airport spent Saturday and Sunday with families. Mr and Mrs A G Mills attended Mrs Cley James funeral in Cleveland. Mrs R W Stockstill and son Jack and father E D Fearing of Toledo spent weekend with Mrs Eve Piper. Mrs A M Sherburne who spent the week in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Lee Gehres accompanied Mr and Mrs Carl James and two children home. Mr and Mrs James and family were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A G Mills. Mrs A W Davidson of Camden and John Lounsbrough of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harris
Bill Shandorski
United Air Lines
Cleveland
A. G. Mills
Cley James
R. W. Stockstill
Jack
E. D. Fearing
Toledo
Eve Piper
A. M. Sherburne
Lee Gehres
Carl James
James
A. W. Davidson
Camden
John Lounsbrough
Oberlin
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Reverend Hughes to Speak on Call for Fishers of Men at Local Methodist Church
Columbia Rev. Thomas Hughes will address the congregation next Sunday morning on a call for Fishers of Men at the Methodist Church. Attendance last Sunday at Balir Day services reached 111 with Mrs. R W Karch of North Olmsted singing with Mrs. E L Brett of Lakewood accompanying. The sermon titled How to Make a Strong Church was delivered by Rev Hughes. Anna Martin gave a Rally Day talk. Mrs L L Ring and her daughter Mrs Henry Ut Ilrich sang a duet. Flowers were brought by church members to decorate. The Gospel Team of Baldwin Wallace College drew 65 for a Sunday night Epworth League Rally led by Dr Albert Marting. Mr Williams of Cleveland showed moving pictures at the Baptist Church with a talk on modern Sunday school methods for primary pupils by Mrs Birbaum of the Cleveland Baptist Association. Mrs J H Longdow introduced the speaker. Rev Leslie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
Methodist Church
Balir
R. W. Karch
North Olmsted
E. L. Brett
Lakewood
Hughes
Anna Martin
L. L. Ring
Henry Utilrich
Baldwin-Wallace College
M. E
Albert Marting
Williams
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Cleveland Baptist Association
Birbaum
J. H. Longdow
Leslie
Trade and currency stabilization across nations examined
The piece argues that approving an agreement among the American British and French governments to stabilize currencies could boost foreign trade though it notes deeper steps will follow. It discusses devalued francs potential effects on French exports and warns the United States must manage imports and debt payments to avoid disrupting trade while preserving export opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unig
United States
Megargee Leads Meeting With Hymn Singer Mrs Lindstrom
Megargee opened and closed the meeting as several hymns were sung with Mrs Lindstrom accompanying on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megargee
Short items from Cleveland and Ontario church and civic notes
Mrs Alicea Lindstrom attended the State Council of P T A in Toledo then visited relatives in Michigan. John Snell is involved in a Federal Grand Jury in Cleveland. Ivan Bartter represented Columbia Baptist at a meeting and supper in Cleveland planning two weeks of special religious work for all area Baptist churches. Three hundred attended Dr Krause funeral at the Masonic Temple in Cleveland last Sunday. Attendees included Willard and Mrs Krause J H Longdow Miss Florabelle Snell Mrs Fred Leinwebber and son Walter. Burial was in Columbia cemetery after Knights Templars conduct. Mrs Quarle of North Olmsted visited at Willard Krause’s home. Rev Leslie Megargee to speak on The Message and Power of the Church at the Baptist Church next Sunday at 10:30 AM followed by Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicea Lindstrom
State Council of
Toledo
Michigan
John Snell
Cleveland
Ivan Bartter
Columbia Baptist Church
Euclid Avenue Baptist Temple
Krause
Masonic Temple
Franklin Avenue
Willard Krause
J. H. Longdow
Florabelle Snell
Fred Leinwebber
Walter
Knights Templars
Columbia Cemetery
Quarle
North Olmsted
Leslie Megargee
The
Baptist Church
Columbia Garden Club October birthday party noted
The Columbia Garden Club held its annual October birthday party at Mrs. Dorothy Walker’s home last Tuesday. Mrs. Dorothy Albaugh led the program, Mrs. Olive Bartter read a paper on The Fields of Autumn, a leaf color contest followed, and a birthday cake was served at luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Garden Club
Dorothy Walker
Dorothy Albaugh
Olive Bartter
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Births
Mrs. Herman Leach hosted her Russells Point parents while Mrs. Gayie Albaugh assisted as matron of honor at Walter Mc Bain’s wedding in Cleveland last week. Weekend visits include Mrs. Serg Wright and daughter Jane with Mrs. Thomas Simpson in Ridgeville and a separate call to Mrs. Hartmand and Eva Walideck. A daughter Arleen Hazel Rose was born to Mr. and Mrs Circle Rose of Seville at Wadsworth Hospital at noon weighing seven and a half pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haines of West Bedford welcomed two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Leach
Russells Point
Gayie
Albaugh
Cleveland
Walter McBain
Serg Wright
Jane
Thomas Simpson
Wright
Hartmand
Eva Walideck
Ridgeville
Circle Rose
Seville
Wadsworth Hospital
Arleen Hazel
Gerald Haines
West Bedford
Davidson Displays Democratic Sticker At Courthouse
Democratic leaders complained of Republican campaign literature flooding courthouse windows leaving little for Democrats. Only County Commissioner John E Davidson held office there, so Republican contemporaries allowed a Roosevelt Davey sticker near his chair, about a foot by two inches, as a courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Davidson
Untitled Bellefontaine Visit Notes and Arrangements
In Bellefontaine Ohio the traveler will spend the latter part of the week with Mrs Haines mother Mrs Mary Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine, Ohio
Sixty Club Dances Into Season at Town Hall
The Sixty Club held its season opening dance at the town hall last Saturday night drawing a large crowd. Committee members were Christensen, Glenn Van Arsdale and J R Van Arsdale. Elected officers include Arthur Southach of Cleveland president, Mr Jenkins of Dover vice president, and Glenn Van Arsdale of Columbia secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Mr. Christensen
Glenn van Arsdale
J. R. van Arsdale
Arthur Southach
Cleveland
Mr. Jenkins
Dover
Columbia
Weekend Visits Bond Local Families Across Town
Mr and Mrs Robert Painter and two daughters spent the weekend with his parents at Jackson Center. Mr and Mrs A C Bartter and daughter visit H C Bartter family. Rev Hughes and R A Elder attended a National Preaching convention in Cleveland hearing Stanley E Jones. Carl Bartter spent weekend at his parents. Miss Mildred Bartter attended a sorority wedding early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Painter
Jackson Center
A. C. Bartter
Charles Sanderson
Lakewood
H. C. Bartter
Rev. Hughes
R. A. Elder
Baptist Temple
Cleveland
Stanley E. Jones
Asia
Mr. Sayre
Washington, D. C
Hotel Statier
Hughes
Leonard Hughes
E. L. Broit
M. E
George Walkden
Emma Carolle
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Henrie Blodgett
Buchanan
Carl Bartter
Ohio State University
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D. A. Bonet
Walter Bennett
William
Harold
Albert Hinderer
Leonard Bucks
Earl
M. G. Johnson
John Ives
Kipton
Bar Brown
Willis Wincke
Vermilion
Melvin Unzer
Leon Mapes
Adam Horn
Clord Iceman
Hartland
P. H. Latteman and Sons
Margaret Peck
Anna Kropf
Detroit
John Geissendoerfer
Carlton Bates
Kirkwood
Anna Wettenbach
John Smith
O. ©. Sanders
Thefternoon
Charles Cook
Wallace Cour
Will Schieder
Rosa Buchs
Oberlinsnen
Katie Weidman
Famiihr
Spencer
Catherine Fuller
New London
J. L Fuller
Gertrude Abbott
Maxine Johnson
Howard Sheck
Chatham
Atlee Yoder
Alfred Fuller
Norwalk
Helen Berry
Glenn Mitchell
Bedford
Kaakeex
Peg
Ureng
Karen
Mickle Bay
Miss Chase
Lke
Mr. MacLeod
Sandy Trew
Bluffs
Cain Sawyer
MacLeod
Leader
Carlisle
Carroll Shepard
Robson Road
Frank Harrison
June Piarrison
Grafton Road
Ypsilanti
Michican
Jack Harrison
A. L. Rader
Ypsilanti-Warne Universities Zame
S. M. Conningsham
Elizabeth Stokes
Lawrence Bungart
C. B. Chapman
Eric Chapman
Clayton Smith
Bungart
Maxine
Eric D. Chapman
la Porte
Garrison
Rose
Walled Lake
Mich
Edward Douglas
AL. Douglas
Frances
William Pfeiffer
la Grange Road
Arthur Peet
Vernon
Miller Jones
Cecile Pfeiffer
Stanley Roacher
Minnie Schroeder
Gaushter
Elsie
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Edwin Morton
Valley City
Walter Reisinger
Charles Wilson
Fuma Loy
Betty Erdman
Clarton Pfeiffer
Tampa
Fla
F. O. Gott
Nettie Stambaugh
Nath McCreary
Paul Snyder
Columbus
Gott
Woman's Association
Grange
Young People’s League
Jake Luikart
Mary Alice Worcester
Herman Worcester
Llord
Kenneth Worcester
Valpariaso
Ind
Walter West
Wellington
Perry Brandt
E. Earl Davidson
Brighton
Betty Mae
Norman Hughes
Wisconsin
Gibbins Farm
Caler Road
William Perry
Rocky River
Martha Kuhn
Elsha
Perry
Willoughby Harris
France and Foreign Trade
Ernest Minor Patterson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Hoard
Italy
Switzerland
France
Germany
Great Britain
Bidg
Se Keren
Spautal
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