Wellington Beach Party Delights Vermilion Group
Wellington D Sept 1 My and Mrs Merle Norcross hosted Ping-Ping Mandolin and Guitar Club members at Nakomis Park cottage near Vermilion. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phillip Trigg Shaker Heights Miss Louise Finch Cleveland Miss Eva Stacey Cleveland Louis Kahler Cleveland and many Wellington couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Merle Norcross
Filton
Nakomis Park
Vermilion
Harry Lee
O Thoes
Phillip Trigg
Shaker Heights
Louise Finch
Cleveland
Eva Stacey
Louis Kahler
Frank Branson
Indianapolis
Clinton Griggs
Aurora
Harry Ashwell
Greenwich
Tiffin
Did You Know Prized Riddles and Readied Replies
In a fragment from a local page, readers ponder trivia about Mortesuima The Prisoner of Chillon and Helen of Troy. The text mentions Pauline leaving for Lakeside for Labor Day and cites Mrs Lea Waédswain and Does visiting Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Lakeside
Lea Waédswain
Does
Akron
Eaton briefs feature social and family notices
Mrs Lure Alexander hosts Ladies Aid Society at her home Sept 2. Miss Anna Balogh and Millicent Box visits noted. Family gatherings span from Olmsted Falls to Cleveland with guests from Independence and Elvira. A surprise party for Fay Longdon in Washington ends with travel plans to Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wells
Columbus
Edna Zigler
Leela
Pauline Powell
Bernie Miller
Huntiaton
Lawrence Be Vier
Lakeside
Joan Wight
Cleveland
Helen Murray
Indianapolis
Ind
Clark Diggons
Henri Worthington
Lloyd Wight
Herman Wight
E. P. Bestler
Marjorie
Chicago
BR. G. Parks
A. E Daugherty
Clinton Albaugh
Eaton, O
Daugh
Anita
Floyd Markley
Ashland
Delano Beers
Hears Ramser
Webber Bakier
Joan Elizabeth
Allen Hospital
Briefs Eaton
Lure Alexander
Ladies Aid Society
Anna Balogh
Mn Tersim
Steve Bal Ogh
Millicent Box
Sevillg
Emily Brown
W Ho
B M Ross
Virginia
Margaret
First Congregational
Oberlin
FE F “Mack
Frank Gowds
Independence
Rs Irvin Somers
John Draga
Olmsted Falls
Carrie Mack
Fred Brunger
Elvrra
Rs Brunger
Fay Longdon
Fay
Denns Bureau
Washington
Charles D Longbon
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
A B Martin
Michigan
C C Blumenschenkel
Leslie Smith
Gaten Mills
Ohio
Lorena Longdon
Callumbus
W. H. Giles
Dorothy Seacroft
Niagara
Falla
Burl Martin
Hilda
Jerry Martin
Missouri
Kansas
Floyd Baker
Baker
Lyle Martin
Columbia
St. Louia
Oplas
Kan
Jennie Palmer
Robert Patterson
Valley City Family Event Recap and Local Notices
A Valley City item lists gatherings and greetings from Mrs Earl Bhartes and relatives. It notes church choir activity at Lutheran services and a community week with cream and cake sales. Local residents Virginia Esely and Henry Davin are mentioned with familiar visits and social visits.
4-H CLUB PICNIC AT CENTAR PATH ENJOYED BY MANY
The Gulf road 4-H Club held its annual picnic at Centar Path on Friday with mothers as guests. About twenty attended including Mrs Clarence Smith and daughters Hazel Helen Elma Ruth and others. Activities included swimming and sports and a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Centar Path
Clarence Smith
Hazel
Helen
Elma
Lee Johnson
Ruth
Charles Hammer
Katherine
Charles
Percy Chambers
Neva
Helen Rose Dittinger
Elnora Pycraft
Dorothy Emerick
Wil
Swedish Bees Feast on Heather Bloom
In Halmstad Sweden farmers move bees to blooming heather on the west coast after a cold spring and poor clover. Bees work through the night as hives are transported to ridges where heather abounds to compensate for earlier blossom failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halmstad
Sweden
Will It Crumble and A Controversy Over a Monument
A disputed commentary questions the stability of a sculpture by August Laman at Moura store. The sculptor argues the wall is sound while critics doubt the shaft’s integrity. The monument rests on a hill in Old Benning and faces decades of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampmeton
August Laman
Store Moura
Old Benning
Some Folk Immune to Hay Fever
Dr Clendening explains hay fever immunity in some people due to cellular hypersensitiveness or allergy. He notes heredity, varied triggers from foods to animal emissions, and how ragweed pollen can provoke symptoms. Pamphlets on related health topics are offered by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Tyre
Hore
Clendening
Cath
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Medal for marksmanship and coaching dispute reported
A U S district court clerk and a National Rifle Association medal recipient hit 738 of 400 shots in a feat. Billy Davis of Cardiff trains women's baseball and objects to being called Miss Emily Davis, arguing the program should stress fitness including running swimming and boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court For
Arizona
Nylonal Rifle Association
Irainer
Titie
Cardiff
Wales
Billy Davis
Misa Imily Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mellen Smith
Windsor Hospital
Warren Knapp
Kelly Street
Percy Garrett
Falls Clinic
Woman's Association
Congregational Church
F. H . Behott
Litchfield Church
Carroll Wight
Vernice Hance
Elyria
Sandusky
Carl Mackey
Mackey
Paul Powall
Orrville
Charles England
Ireta Morgan
Robert Foster
Dan Grissinger
Bobby
Harry Lea
N. W. Lee
W . Powell
Talerm
Enea
Potter Dreg & Chemical Comp
M Mesa
E. Broad
J. Bridge
Crystal
Orie Bauman
R. J. Scott
Mortesuima
Helen of Troy
Todas
Tela Boro
Davour
Tae Attecs
Abe
Cedral Press
Allah
Mozabite
Ghardaia
Algeria
E. F. Mack
Tloyd Bissell
Ernest Voglepole
G. L. Bell
Ruth Bell
B. M. Ross
Elmer Hill
Gerreteon and Dawley
Valley City
Mrs
Earl Bharte
Somaefrer Sner Watt
Ard
Daugter Ancs
Sapers Ed Peraty
Lutheran
Keir
T'S
Egan Harm
Bripfs Mess
Wn & Stetters Harry Bubs
Wirginia
Henry Davin
Sheffield
Jackie Jensen
Lowell Shiplay
Robert and
Lester Johnson
Imran
Carlo
Phoenix
Atiz
Sul
Arigoni
Richard & Griffith
Silene
Tras
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings and Trust
Cities Service Securities
Pierre R. Smith
Ely Bldg
Cretonnes
Water St. and
West Bridge
Billy
Barres
Middle Ave
Moncrief Heating Company
East River Street
Our
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
Moncrief Heating Co
East River
Reed Suite
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
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