Grace Gower Weds Griffin Groot in Wellington Ceremony
Miss Grace Gower daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman L Gower 122 Grand avenue Wellington married Griffin Groot of Kipton at Wellington Methodist Episcopal church Sunday after 2pm Rev Loszo S Green officiated. Attendants included Margaret Turner Ardis Gover and Mrs Gordon Gower maid of honor. Couple will reside at 299 East College Oberlin after a East trip.
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Grace Gower
Herman L. Gower
Grand Avenue
Wellington
Griffin Groot
Kipton
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Reception Planned for Pastor on Church Anniversary
Wellington Ohio September 14 Sunday marks the sixteenth year for Dr Charles W Recard as pastor of the First Congregational church A reception is planned for Wednesday evening in the church parlors sponsored by the Women’s Association and Friendship Guild led by Mrs Frank Murray The program follows a 6 30 covered dish supper and honors long time members and friends of the church under Dr Recards pastorate
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Wellington
Charles W. Recard
First Congregational Church of
Recard
Women’s Association and Friendship Guild
Frank Murray
Draft Horse Assn Directors Pick Judge for Coltb Show
Northern Draft Horse association held a special meeting to choose a judge for the colt show at the Oberlin Street Fair. Three candidates were nominated Chet Alexander of Wooster Howard Wentz of Upper Sandusky and Mr Everett of Monroeville with Wentz as the prior Wellington Fair judge. Oberlin merchants will host a banquet dinner for exhibitors during the Street Fair. Ten directors attended and decided to buy special ribbons for prize winners.
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Chet Alexander
Wooster
Howard Wentz
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Everett
Monroeville
Wentz
Oberlin
Woman's Benefit Association Tea Held With Prize Winners
Twelve members attended the Woman's Benefit Association tea with Mrs. Philip Beal on Friday evening. Pedro provided entertainment and prizes totaling to Mrs. Mary Coddinz first place and Aldine Palmer second. Light refreshments were served at the close.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Philip Beal
Pedro
Mary Coddinz
Aldine Palmer
Entre Nous Hosts Bridge Evening in Herrick Home
Entre Nous members met at Mrs. Harry Lee’s Herrick Avenue East home on Friday evening. Kathryn Murray won the bridge prize as members enjoyed the evening of cards and socializing. Mrs. W. L. Wadsworth served as secretary with a dessert refreshment course served at 7 30.
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Entre Nous
Harry Lee
Herrick
Avenue
East
Kathryn Murray
W. K L. Wadsworth
Homecoming Reception for Ruth Heze in First Baptist Church
Members and families shared a covered-dish supper for Ruth Heze on furlough from the Belgian Congo Africa. 115 attended in the Methodist Episcopal dining room with remarks by Dr. H. K. Findley and musical tributes by the Young People's chorus and Mrs. Wesley Miller. The Baptist Missionary Society presented a basket of flowers to the guest.
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First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal
Ruth Heze
Coase
Africa
Baptiste Church
H. K. Findley
Elyria
Miss Hege
Wellington WW veterans to lead Spirit of 76 float in Cleveland parade
Local men Horace B. McClaffin Jae Fortney and Clarde Smith will portray Spirit of 76 characters for the American Legion National convention parade in Cleveland September 2024. Plans are underway to rebuild and enlarge the float for the event.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Horace B. McClaffin
Jae Fortney
Clarde Smith
Parents association plans get-together and flower show
Mrs Norman Linder keynote as P T A officers meet next Thursday evening for introductions committee appointments and officer installation. A covered dish supper at 6 36 p m followed by Saturday Dutch treat dinner at Ramser s hotel to close the flower show in Herrick Auditorium with Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday noon there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Linder
Parent-Teachers Association
Sanne
Ramser’s
Herrick Auditorium
Kiwanis Club
M E Ohio Conference Records Clergy Deaths 1935 36
Four active ministers died in the conference year 1935 36 including Roy C Jensen S Grant Perkins Ora J Shoop and Charles C Wyster. Wives of active members Mrs Henry S Powell and Mrs Fred W Mucllar also died. Twelve retired members have passed away and two wives of retired members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ohio
Roy C. Jensen
S. Grant Perkins
Ora J. Shoop
Charles C. Wyster
Henry S. Powell
Fred W. Mucllar
Memorial and conference programs announced for ministers
Five widows of deceased members and a full conference schedule are listed. Morning prayers at 7, afternoon lectures by Rev. Bruce S. Wright, a Young People's Rally September 19, and Bishop Titus Lowe preaching September 20. Local social notes follow with breakfast at Hotel Westlake and visits across Lakewood, Rocky River, and surrounding towns.
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J. C. Smith
Rollin H. Walker
Delaware
Ohio
Bruce S. Wright
M. E
Meadville
Robert L. Tucker
Indianola M. E. Church
Columbus
Titus Lowe
Missionary Leon Osborne presents Orient story at local church
Reverend Leon Osborne of Columbia Station shared his 18 years as a missionary in China's interior through motion pictures drawn from his travels. He presented the Orient tale before a large audience at the local Methodist church last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Osborne
Rative
Columbia Station
China
Orient
Coming Events From Local Church Groups
The Philathea class meets with Mrs Grace Roedel on Friday. The M E Ladies Aid society holds its final conference year meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM with officer elections and reports. Lorain County W C T U plans its annual convention at First M E Church Oberlin starting 9 50 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Grace Roedel
M. E. Ladies” Aid Society
Lorain County
M. E
Oberlin
Local notices list residents and church events
Albert Thompson of 519 Barker Street planned to enter Elyria hospital today for an infected toe. Rev Lonzo Green paid tribute to Miss Betty Jean Page a longtime Methodist church organist departing for Miami University Oxford Sunday. Miss Florence Starr to lead Thursday evening prayer service at the M E church. Mr and Mrs Norbert Galiez and family of Jeromeville were Sunday guests of the Clayton Shepard family.
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Albert Thompson
Barker Street
Elyria Hospital
Lonzo S. Green
Betty Jean Page
Methodist Church
Miami University
Oxford
Florence Starr
M. E
Norbert Galiez
Jeromeville
Clayton Shepard
Avon Fitch Hein nuptials at St Pauls Lutheran church
Miss Ellen Fitch daughter of Mrs Clara Fitch became the bride of Henry Hein in a simple ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Dover. The bride wore white satin with veil and carried roses gardenias and lillies of the valley. Gladys Fitch maid of honor wore pink silk affeta with a matching turban and carried cream roses. The groom's sisters Dorothy and Elizabeth Hein were bridesmaids in yellow and blue taffeta with roses and tea roses respectively. Edmund Hein was best man. ushers were Steve Kelling and Floyd Knight in evening dress. Dinner and a reception followed at Kreuzers Inn and the couple planned a brief wedding trip before living with the bride’s mother.
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Avon, O
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Dover
Ellen Fitch
Clara Fitch
Henry Hein
Single
Gladys
Dorothy
Elizabeth Hein
Elizabeth
Edmund Hein
Steve Kelling
Floyd Knight
Kreuzer’s Inn
Morning Glory Club Hosts Card Night At Kling Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Kling hosted members of the Morning Glory Club and a guest for a Saturday night card gathering. Prizes went to Mrs Andrew Mittendorf Miss Theresa Wagner and Mrs J J Weiler. A lunch followed and the group planned a meeting two weeks later at the Mittendorfs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Klingshirn
Morning Glory Club
Andrew Mittendorf
Theresa Wagner
J. J. Weiler
Aagin
Mrs. Blake Hosts Royal Circle Meeting at Home
Mrs. W. E. Blake will entertain the Royal Circle of the M. E. Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon.
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M. EB. Church
W. E. Blake
Ladies Aid Entertained at Mrs. George Jenkins Home
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Jenkins Tuesday afternoon for an afternoon of fellowship and program.
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Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
George Jenkins
Lakewood Woman Visits Williamsfield Friends
Mrs. Herbert Pope of Lakewood spent a day at the home of Mrs. H. Pickering. Johnnie Fitch is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Williamsfield.
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Herbert Pope
Lakewood
H. Pickering
Johnnie Fitch
Ed Brown
Williamsfield
Evergreen club hosts Elyria Townline meeting
Mrs Elmer Bischoff welcomed the Evergreen club to her Elyria Townline Road home on Wednesday planning the semi annual birthday penny event for October A social hour followed with Mrs Carl Hewes and Mrs William Cook taking top honors in contests Refreshments served to listed members and guests Mrs William Cook to host in October
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Elyria Townline Road
Elmer Bischoff
Evergreen Club
Carl Hewes
William Cook
Herbert Stang
Carl Delefield
George Kerns
Anna Peters
Carl Henes
John Peters
L. A. Ernst
Fred Coverdale
J. E. Coverdale
Local Socials Report From Area Churches and Outing
Mrs IL W Spiegelberg and Miss Betty Gunder attended a joint meeting of the South Ridge Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society at Pferrer College in Linwood Park last Thursday. Mrs J H Delefield joined the Women's Union meeting at St Peter's church in Amherst. Mrs E C Schubert took part in the Elyria M E church executive board meeting at Mrs Herman Portman’s home in Henrietta Friday. Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg and son Russell, Miss Betty Gunder, and Mrs A Ingold and son attended a Sunday school outing at Clearview Grove on Edison Highway Thursday evening. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland is visiting her brother L W Spiegelberg and family for the weekend.
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IL. W. Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
Linwood Park
South Ridge
Herman Portman
Henrietta
L. W. Spiegelberg
Russell
A. Ingold
Clearview Grove
Edison Highway
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
L. W. Spiegelbeurg
Paul Sage
Andrew Rawson
Yannity
Guy Amsbury
May
Hazel
Mansfield
George Woodruff
Juanita Leiby
Monroeville High School
Irene Hoffman
Frank J. Knowles
Dorothy Scott
Lynn Fitz
Washington, D.C
Edmund Westrick
Oklahoma
River Road
Roy Pearce
Dorothy
Edgar Pearce
New York
C. W. Stitt
Macon
C. S. Adams
Riley Hastings
Elyria
John King
Mourtain
Arkansas
New London City Council Acts Briefly on Funds and Water Plant
The New London council met in regular session on Labor Day weeknights. Bills totaling 719.80 were read and ordered paid. The water softener plant ordinance entered its second reading with a minor section change. Three more months will complete payments on the 3800 light bill accrued before January 1936.
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New London—City
New London Homecoming Winners From Diverse Contests
Winners of the Ne New London homecoming events include youth races such as 50 yard dash and bicycle races, girl and boy divisions, three legged and sack races, and ice cream and watermelon contests. Top performers include Arpasi, Shays, Koit, H. Coon, Cooke, Pauline Funk, Thomas, Webster, Nail, and Al Parker among others with directing by Frank Bohn.
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London
Ewell
Arpasi
Shays
Stahl
Koit
H. Coon
Jackson
Cooke
Pauline Funk
Thomas
Webster
Nail
Frank Bohn
Nelson Ferber
Vermilion
Wm. Kramb
Greenwich
Homer Houstis
Ruggles
E. C. Horner
Monroeville
Charles Pfieffer
Green Spring
Fisher Fruit Farms
New London
H. Siessman
New Haven
al Parker
Wellington
W. W. Hydentry
Local Families Spend Labor Day Weekend Across Ohio
Hillsboro and Celina residents host relatives and friends in a Labor Day gathering. Notable visits include Mr. and Mrs. Hogsett and daughter from Hillsboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Bowtus of Hollywood among others from South Bend. Cecil B Marett returns to teaching at Clarksfield. Paul Fuller sustains a right shoulder injury in a ball game.
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James Hogsett
Hillsboro, O
Labor Dar
J. W. Hogsett
E. E. Bowtus
Hollywood
Calif
O. W. Leech
Ednardson
Louis
Joe Pittman
South Bend
Ind
William Cekron
Celina
Evert Frank
Charles Frank
George C. Fetter
Iran
Lewis Heyman
Liberty Center
Fetterman
Cecil B Marett
Clarksfield
P. H. Godiar
Cleveland
Harold
Cecil
Kenneth Marett
Paul Fuller
N. T Smith
Oberlin
George Parnell
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Elects Treasurer in South Amherst
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met in church parlors with 14 members present. Mrs. Martin Springer was elected treasurer to fill a vacancy. Plans include a school dinner on September 24 and a chicken dinner on October 22. Mrs. Garfield Harris chairs the dinner committee.
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South Amherst
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
William Cook
Martin Springer
Belle Brocksicker
Garfield Harris
St. John’s Woman's Union
G. Harris
Nre
Evra Brrant
Volunteer Firemen Hold Regular Session and Social
The Volunteer Firemen met at the fire station Friday evening. Routine business and favorable reports were presented. After adjournment a social hour and card games followed. Hosts Edward Fahrner and Isaac Thompson treated twenty five members to a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fahrner
Isaac Thompson
Village Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
A regular meeting of the village council is scheduled at the town hall this evening. Citizens are invited to attend and learn of local progress and upcoming decisions.
La Grange Methodist Church Notes
La Grange Methodist notes list Ladies Aid meeting on September 17 at Mrs Ralph Sanders with hostess Mrs Fred Prosser and kitchen committee members Mrs George Woodruff Mrs Paul Sage Mrs Orva Hastings and Mrs Frank Wolcott. Circle No 1 plans a tureen dinner at Mrs Harvey Yookins on September 15. Circle No 2 enjoyed area at Mrs Jos Bickel on Thursday.
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LA Grange
Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Sanders
Fred Prosser
George Woodruff
Paul Sage
Orva H Tings
Frank Wolcott
Circle No. 1
Harvey Yookins
Circle No
Jos Bickel Thursdar
Pastor Ends Four-Year Tenure At La Grange Church
Members and friends of the Baptist Church held a farewell party Tuesday honoring Pastor Rev. Glenn Wilson and his family who will move to Buffalo. They have served the La Grange Church for four years.
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the Baptist Church
Glenn Wilson
Buffalo
la Grange
Wolcott Family Returns From Virginia Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank L Wolcott and daughter Norma Fern have returned from a trip to Virginia and other points Miss Cassie M Reiner has returned from a vacation in New England While in a tourist home in Massachusetts she had
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wolcott
Norma Fern
Virginia
Cassie M. Reiner
New England
Massachusetts
L. Sprinkle
Frank Dushinske
May Amsbury
Lakewood
James Nichols
New Philadelphia
Hocking Taverns
Georgianna Skinner
M. E
Ford Bachtel
Washington, D. C
George Law
Kenneth Law
Richard
Sharon, Pa
Labor Day
Local Residents Attend Events and Mark Anniversaries
The column lists numerous community members with travels, visits, and social duties. Individuals including Miss Juanita Leiby, Miss May Amsbury, Mr. and Mrs. George Law, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, and others are noted for teaching, hosting, or attending fairs, expositions, and family gatherings. The piece also records several anniversaries and a new local business arrangement with Mr. Hershey taking over a hotel restaurant and barber duties.
FASTEETH Keeps False Teeth Secure And Fresh
False teeth often slip causing embarrassment but FASTEETH offers a simple sprinkle to hold dentures in place and improve comfort. It also sweetens breath. Available at Muir Co or any drug store.
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Muir Co
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Barker & Phone
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Loszo S. Green
Miss Page
Morris Scott
Gordon Gower
Elton Cowen
Harvey Scott
Paul Gower
Annabelle Gower
Butler
Groot
East College Street
Wellington High School
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Draft Horse Ass’n Directors
WW. B. A. Tea
Len Warren
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Legion Float
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Danville
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Nellie Close
Orving Olsen
Orange
Ohio State
William Bennett
First Wellington Bank
Margaret ‘Turner
Lincoln
Neb
J. C. Turner
E. G Sharp
George Whitehead
Michigan
Frider
Virginia Schramm
Dorothy Lienhard
L. F. BeVier
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Wilbur Sutliff
Amherst
Lena Murray
Roy McCormick
Congregational Church
Wilda Morgan
Ohio University At
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Letitia Burnside
P. T. Burnside
Lillian Johnson School of Cosmetology
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Jean Phelps
Gillette
Lex Gibbins
van Gur
Bert Knapp
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Westlake
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Beatrice Lipshitz
Philadelphia
Archie Chester
R. A. Chester
Ira Gough
Doris
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Donna Myers
Avon Laks
Marjorie Walker
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James Wolfe
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Kenneth Farnsworth
Carl Burrows
Donald Donaldson
Harry Songstock
John Hogsett
Ira Landes
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G. M. Hibbard
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C. C. Carr
May Spuehler
Toledo
Bert Knowles
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Oliver
Canada
A. H. Pomeroy
Charlies Sparks
Wilcox
Westirginia
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Frances Knowles
Wiggins
Ente
W. C. Knowles
B Wareham
Delbert
Youngstown
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Herry Gort
Edward Haines
Long Island
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West Salem
Norman Dussell
Mr. Hershey
Aton
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