Village Social Notes and Visits Across Counties
Sunday gatherings at the Par king home include Mrs Berthy Rogers Mrs Robert Rogers and sons Himmy and Raymond and Mrs Weimar of Lorain Row. Several attending funerals and visits across Elyria Wakeman Cleveland Detroit New London Sandusky and Massachusetts with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Parking
Berthy Rogers
Robert Rogers
Himmy
Raymond
Weimar
Lorain Row
W. He Schweinfurth
Thea
Elyria
Murray Finley
Carrie Bales
Mcéade Buckley
Wakeman
Carl Moche
Detroit
George Bickel
J. H. Calkins
Reuven Calkins
Ralph Blackwell
Qua Coven
Michigan
Adrian Betts
Cleveland
B. F. Lees
Cora Bowen
Massachusetts
Arthur Bickel
Beverly Jane
C. C. Bickel
Clayton Chrysler
Jessie Chrysler
Sandusky
Robert Shedd
C. C. Bickell
Clifford Gibson
New London
Warren Huffars
Sunday Guests And Local Visits In Camden Area
Camden residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across nearby towns including Elyria Norwalk and Milan Significant hosting included Mr and Mrs W W Calkins Mrs Carrie Bates visiting Tacoma Wa Mrs Clyde Clapp and children from Elyda and several couples at D J Clapps Mr and Mrs Perkins and hosts at their home numerous short trips to places like Niagara Falls Akron and Cleveland residents noted attendance at local fairs and a Congregational church Ladies Aid meeting in North Olmsted with several musicians among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
W. W. Calkins
Carrie Bates
Tacoma
Wash
Myrui
Clyde Clapp
Elyda
D. J. Clapp
J. W. Perkins
Harold Geist
Charlie Ingersoll
Dren
Hazel Sandrock
Non Paul
Grace McBurnie
Niagdra Falls
Mattie Allpress
Elyria
Hazel Bickel
Ralph Blackwell
Guy Blackwall
Besale
James MacKenzie
Ruth
Jean
Michael Karp
Mildred
Delorea
Eleanor
Robert
Elmer Smith
Avon
Mary Keller
W. F. Betts
Chalmer
Don Betts
Milan
George Bickel
Carl Moehl
Detroit
Akron
Minnie Buckley
Wakeman
F. A. Perkins
Sally Sue Baker
Penfield
William Brumby
W. J. Tayior
Hari
Apu Kemp
Shelby
Harold Burnley
B. F. Lees
Henry Moehl
Philip Moeh
Townline
Ednancy Bertha Moehl
Cleveland
Georg Mickel
North Olmsted
Hattie Learh
Ashtahueki
George
Mary Stearns
W. J. Gould
Gould
Walter Harvey
August Dreager
Kennedy Ridge
Alma Briggs
Dama Broadwell
New York State
Glenn Elkins
Ralph Lord
Linwood Park
Herald Kelly
Michigan
West Dust St
Allaffer
North Porter Road
Timagami
Ontario
Canada
Ravenna
E. E. Mercer
Morgan County
Thomas Fretter
Lakeside Hospital
Ruth Fldridge
Cleveland Heights
Earl Donaldson
Helen Donaldson
Rochester
New York
Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
Broadway Bride unfolds in New York nightclub love triangle
Nite and Natalie Dudley leave Truesdale for New York where Nita lands a nightclub singing gig through agent Charles Young. Nita pursues publicity via wealthy playboy Alyn Brady, while Natalie loves him. Alyn discovers Nita’s trick marriage to Natalie shocks all, and the affair deepens as Natalie wrestles with love, pride, and heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite
Natalie Dudley
Truesdale
New York
Nita
Charles Young
Natalie
Alyn Brady
Alyn
Charles
Tor Nila
Nila
Natalia
Atm
Natalie She Is Going On We Roneyswoon
Yarm Ogre
LOCAL SOCIAL NOTES AND EVENTS ADJOURNMENTS
A flurry of social events and visits fills the page with gatherings. Royal Neighbors hosts in lodge rooms Friday night, while numerous dinner guests attend at homes including Elyria and Oberlin connections. The American Legion plans a Friday club meeting as a courtroom anecdote closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Stone
Peter Ammenhauser
North Olmsted Women’s Club Meets. School Plans Outlined
The first regular meeting of the North Olmsted Women’s Club was held at the town hall. North Olmsted schools open Sept 8 with 21 teachers. book distribution and grade adjustments organized. Members discussed charity aims, including two barrels of canned fruit for Detroit and Houston children’s orphanages. seating and refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
North Olmsted Women's Club
Town Hall
Cleveland
Maxwell R. Kelso
O. A. Risk
Cambridge
Mass
Kelso
O. A. Rick
North Olmsted
Coe School
Her
Fred Gauman
Lewis Roth
Prangeliam
Detroit
Michigan
Houston
Tlliois
Albert Mori
Paul Mori
George Pippett
Frank Klenz
Amherst Woman's Union Meeting Report
Fifteen members attended the Amherst Woman's Union gathering at St. John's Evangelical church on a Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Albert Schneider and Mrs. Frea Schacht, with Mrs. Ernst Schnei- as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
South Amherst
St. John's Evangelical Church
Albert Schneider
Frea Schacht
Ernst Schnei
Auxilary Meeting At Mrs Engle Home
Mrs Arthur Engle opened her home to Le sson Auxiliary Post No 197 members Tuesday evening. Routine work was transacted and a report from Mrs Alvin Brown of the State convention was given. Plans were made to hold winter meetings at members homes with no refreshments, the hostess paying 50 cents into the Auxiliary. An exchange of gifts was held and described as very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Engle
Alvin Brown
Dr. Sponseller Announces Hours At Elyria Savings Trust Blog
Dr. F. M. Sponseller of Elyria Savings & Trust in Elyria Ohio issues notice listing contact phone 8214 and hours on Tuesday and Saturday until further notice. Local posting identifies 622 Elyria Savings & Trust and directs readers to contact for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
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Kipton
Josephine
Buffly
Gladiola
Ando
Liberty Street
Opp. Telephone Co
Vermilion
Lee Whitney
Whitney
Broad Street
Ethelda Bedford
Central Press Association, Inc
Phis
Gus Edson
Clarence Kern
Charles Corbett
Wm Slack
Norma
Harmon Mathas
Henry Roth v
Engle
Garfield Harris
Charley Bryant
Oberlin
Belle Brock‘sicker
Alman
Aya Bryant
May Bryant
J. J. Davis
Misa Nellie
Isaac Slack
Roy Anderson
Alice Holzhauer
Mysse Stephenson
Houghton Lake
Henry Fieman
Ernst. Schneider
Margaret
Flora
Florence
Reform Church
Henrietta
John Schaub
William Bullock
LaGrange
American Legion
Club Rooms
Née
Rat Dra Rghyy
U.S
Amherst
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Brookhouser
Main ST
Cape Jae
Nielsen Laboratories
Middle Ave
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