Special Train Proposed for National Legion Convention
Lorain Post No. 30 proposes a Lorain County special train to St Louis for the National Legion Convention week starting September 22. The plan includes Elyria and Lorain Drum Corps equipment and Wellington Post gear with living models from the Spirit of 1776 painting. Elyria prepares for preconvention events in Cincinnati with prizes, hotel rates, and dedicated arrangements under Commander George L Tattersall and Manager George Crawford.
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Jy Otto Mischer
Lorain County
National Legion Convention
St. Tonis
Lorain Post No. 30
American Legion
Art Smith
Lorain
Elyria
Smith
Wellington
A. M. Williard
Elyria Corps
Cincinnati
Elyria Post
St. Louis
Elyrians
Elyria Legion
St. Louis Sunnday
Elyria Special
George L Tattersall
George Crawford
Witchcraft Belief Shifts After English Revolution
The passage notes that in 1660 at Britain's Restoration educated Englishmen largely believed in witchcraft, but by the 1680s after the Revolution the majority disbelieved. It contrasts public opinion across two brief historical moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Pfeiffer Cash Grocery Sold to Shreve Ohio Buyer
SELLS OUT WELLINGTON Sept 6 Theodore Pfeiffer owner and manager of the Pfeiffer Cash Grocery store sold his business to Mr Albright of Shreve Ohio with the transfer effective Oct 1 Pfeiffer retires after many years in Wellington and plans to move with his wife to Lakewood Ohio origin from Lakewood and will take over the large brick residence formerly owned by the late Russell Herrick
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Wellington
Theodore M. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer Cash
Albright
Shreve
Ohio
Pfeiffer
Rs. Pfeiffer
Lakewood
Russell Herrick
Avon Lido Club Hostess Dinner in Sheffield
Avon Mrs Walter McAllister hosted the Lido Club at her Detroit road Sheffield home on Wednesday evening with cards as the main entertainment. Prizes went to Miss Mildred Stauder and Miss Dorothy Baldani. Lunch followed, and the club will gather again in two weeks at Miss Stauder’s home.
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Walter McAllister
Detroit Road
Sheffield
Mildred Stauder
Dorothy Baldani
Weiler
Pleasant Hour
Wis
Mat Casper
Willa Conrad
Cleveland
Dorothy Curtiss
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Mr. Webber
Ryan
Vincent M. E Church
Wilford
Wellington Club Picnic and Community Notices
Wellington groups report events and changes including CG PICNIC members traveling to Shady Nook Park for a 9 30 seating, a noon picnic dinner and social time. Entre Nous Club hosts supper at 7 30 and an evening bridge at Mrs W L Wadsworth's South Main Street home. Eastern Institute for boys on South Main Street closes due to funds. John Hajen announces leadership. Hajen family moves to Garrettsville. Funeral rites for Mrs Hattie Baumgardner at Wellington Methodist Church with burial in Greenwood. she notable in church and local clubs. survived by husband Leonard two children and extended family. Wellington Parent-Teachers Association calls meeting at the president’s home to appoint committees and start a membership drive with Mrs Chester Eglin as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Shady Nook Park
Nankin
W. L Wadsworth
South Main Street
Eastern Institute
Eastern Institute For Boys
Hattie Baumgardner
Courtland Street
Wellington Methodist Church
E. F. Wood
Sharpe Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
King's Daughters
Woman's Club of
Oberlin
Wellington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Norman Linder
Chester Eglin
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Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
People's Store
Blue Sky Inn
Rish Fry
Musketeers
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Harry HE. Kinley
Upper Sandusky
Church OF Christ
Kenneth Henrik
Ruth White
Elia
Thurston Muller
Ruggles
Norman, Jr
Georgia
Clinton Griggs
Aurora
Ill
Norman Griggs
Columbus
Marie Maller
Elm Street
Archie Miller
Loudenville
Sais-sous-Couzan
Southern
France
George Gershwin
Porgy
Avon
Lido Club
Italy
Spain
Leonard
Merle
Mary Ellen
Mary Fletcher
Norman and
Myron Fletcher
Smith Fletcher
Smithville
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat
Middle Ave
Black & Silver Tavern
Broad St
Sohio Station
Elsie M. Kaiser
Ostrov
AAA
Ostrov’s
O.P.S
Broad Street
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