Diamond Loupe Advice Spurs Smarter Engagement Buys
A New York diamond expert urges average buyers to use a loupe to spot flaws before purchasing engagement rings. Lewis S. Weber demonstrates how to inspect stones, explains color and clarity factors, and notes that even perfect-looking gems can vary in value. A mix of anecdotes and local social notes closes the item.
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New York
Joop
Optical &Ooods
Lewis S. Weber
Weber
America
Vienna
Europe
Gore
Lost Fisherman Returns and Local Social Roundup in Elyria
A fragmented social page notes the return of a fisherman and a busy week of visits among families in Elyria Ohio. Guests include the Wynns Weideman of Chatham and the Neshells, with travel from Erie Pennsylvania and Dayton Ohio. The item also covers farm work by Jimmy Ruder, a Dayton High School senior, a Smoky Mountains trip, and various visits to Cleveland and Rocky River homes. The Belden 4H Kan Do club plans a name change to Belden Call Ielub and reports blue and white ribbons from fair calves. Other notes mention Stanke returning to Cleveland, trips to Washington DC, and relatives visiting from Pittsburgh and Rome New York.
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Wynn Weideman
Chatham
Clayton Sooy
Harold Thompson
Erie
Della Meyers
Debot
George Meyers
Tutchfield
Marvin Ruder
Donald
Dayton
Bert Neshell
Jitmy Ruder
Dayton High School
Ohio State Agricultural College
Lorain Co
Jimmy
Smoky Mountains
Dwight Reisinger
Cleveland
Marvin Ryder
Mary Hoppe
Bert Nesbett
Eugene J. Weitzel
Edward Reisinger
Darmon
A. Richard Larkin
Shaker Heights
Hattie Goodman
Albert Hoppe
Jerry Munn
Darton
Arthur Jonasson
Jorrs
Piidas
F . Berry
Rocky River
Fred Peis
Dick Moose
Charles Osler
Rome
N.Y. Lite
Masilyn Stanke
Wm. Gest
Charles Kozar
Burt
Belden Center
George Harrison Land
Harrisons
Hinkley Center
Belden
Henry Sehriver
Isu
Belden Call Ielub
Allan
Lee Sooy
Kent
Fair
Allan Sooy
Lee Snow
Bob Eyring
Jim Sehriver
Douglas Blackhall
Bob Campbell
Bruce Campbell
Don Eyring
Christ Gross
Grafton News Notes and Labor Day Guests
Grafton residents report returns from Midland Ontario Canada and weekend visits over Labor Day. Families and friends from Canton Fayette Columbus Grove LaGrange Vermilion Warrensville Heights Willoughby Lorain Zanesville and Medina are listed with various social visits, weddings and trips hearting the holiday period.
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Grafton
Ben Smith
Susan
Billy
Bob
Ben
R. D. Bremsen
Canton
Midland
Georgian Bay
Ontario
Canada
Grafton News
Stanley Hoskin
Diane
David
William Myers
Fayette
Ralph Evans
Columbus Grove
Vaughnsville
Herman Scholl
Russell Manns
LaGrange
Frank Bladowiski
Walter Schroeder
Marilyn
George Nichols
Antherst
James Boylan
Shelby
Russell Eshelman
Poughkeepsie
Charles Wise
Ray Eppley
Elmer
Wilbur
Farl Eppley
Zanesville
Melba Bescan
Joseph Besran
Lorain
Belden Church News Details Local Weddings and Events
Belden church services feature a sermon by Rev Delbert Brown titled The Heart Has Eyes with congregational songs and solos. A Youth Fellowship meeting and a Women Circles rag bazaar planning session are noted along with wedding receptions and attendance at area nuptials. Local families host visitors, birthday dinners, and medical updates from Belden residents including hospital stays and recoveries.
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Belden
Delbert Brown
Matthew
Franklin Rust
Morrison
C. Blakes
William Goodman
C. Austin Miles
Youth Fellowship
Lee Sooy
Dwight Reisinger
Kirs. Reisinger
George Meyers
Harold Thompson
Erie
Della Meyers
Detroit
Resinger
Fanchion Schneider
Jessie Vermaas
William Gest
Jlaiter
Sarah Pomeroy
Elyria
C. D. Metcalf
Wellington
Amanda Reusch
Arthur Frambaugh
Valley City
Chicago
George Marty
Melina Community Hospital
George Grabenstetter
Lod: Hospital
Phil Garrity
Bill Brooks Jr
New Arrival and Socials in Clarksfield Community
Clarksfield announces birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ployd Eaton of Butler road on Tuesday evening. A Phillips Family Reunion was held August 26 at the Mural home of Mr and Mrs Clair nes of Butler road with a noon potluck. The North Fenfield Butler road Club planned a bazaar at the Mathers club, September 22, with a dairy supper to precede it. Local women’s groups hosted events including a Garden Club meeting and birthday greetings for residents, with refreshments and socializing afterward.
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Clarksfield
Ployd Eaton
Butler Road
s+ sen
Phillips
Any Clair Nes
Cleveland
Norwalk
Fenfield
Nova
Clarks
Mathers’ Club
Commie Belluck
Cautmeent
Aly
Seiler
Ross Sener
New London Weood
Efarruan
Ute White Joe Garden Club
Archie Knappil
Be Lansedorfer
Ivetonn
Sener
Lancer- Geren
Bugoelh Aly
Alghonse Taomas
Conrad Lucal
Sunshine
Tills Knapy
Earl Pletchet
Gina
Huntington Aid To Meet with Sep Tember 12 Hostesses Named
Huntington Aid will meet September 12 with hostesses Mrs. Dean Regal Mrs. Francis Coe Mrs. Ivan Sage Mrs. Charles Hawley and Mrs. Addie Cassell. Recert callers of Mr and Mrs Forest Rice include several local couples and families. Huntington Grange placed second at the fair using canned goods salt and vegetables. Mr Foster and family moved into the Kelsey house and Foster will teach the fifth and sixth grades.
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Dean Regal
Francis Coe
Ivan Sage
Charles Hawley
Addie Cassell
Forest Rice
Robert Rice
Fostoria
Herbert Fisher
Anderson, Ind
Mary Garrison
Marpilyn
Wellngton
F E
Sullivan Buys Mrs Arndts Property In Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Wade Jace purchased the property formerly owned by Mrs Mullie Arndt. Mrs Robert Samples and two sons have stayed at the Swope home for about two weeks then plan to move to Akron where Mr Samples has been transferred. Sandra Spitler and others visited. The Cunningham family returns from Canada after a week vacation.
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Sullivan
Arndt
Wade Jace
Mullie Arndt
Robert Samples
Orville Swope
Flint
Mich
Sandra Spitler
Homesville
Raymond Marshall
Forest Marshall
Lebanon
W. D. Cunningham
David
Grace Cunningham
Canada
Litchfield Residents Plan Week of Visits and School Opening
Litchfield families visit relatives in Jeromesville and New Canaan as Septembers plans unfold. The local school program opens September 10 at 8 45 with buses on previous year’s schedule and cafeteria service on opening day. A Wednesday trip to the Medina County Fair offers a bus from Litchfield School at 7 0 pm for children needing transport.
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Litchfield
Sanndia
Eichner Fatiily
Fredericksburg
Seheet
Soo
Modina County Fair
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Durkee Road
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Washington, D. C
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
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Thousand Islands
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Eton
New York City
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Leona Shoenberger
Jeslle Ballou
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E. M. Farnsworth
Merton Fasworth
E. Ar. Farnsworth
Niles Eichenberger
Billy Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
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Man
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Wis
John Tasche
Sheboyi
International
Beaner Watson
Center ST
Beaner
Thompson
the Ryder Hardware CO
Medina Packing Co
U. S
Alexander’s Grocery
Belden Corners
Grafton Motor Sales Inc
Roland
Hendrix
Gratton
Huntington
Howdy Pooner
City Loan
the City Loan and Savings Company
Broad St
H. W. Keighley & Son
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