Winners announced in Wellington flower show and event notes
The Wellington Garden Club sponsored a two day flower show with top prizes awarded. E L Barrick led with 35 points in sweepstakes, followed by A B Southard 27, Homer Barbe 21, J Hughes 21, J Bihfasy 14, E Robinson 13, and J Wright 11. Special awards went to Everett Barrack and Mrs Case Wadsworth. Division B honors listed numerous flower categories with Barrick and Southard as leading exhibitors. In Wellington, Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows encampment hosted a family gathering with a Wiener roast and progressive Pinochle, and MacCoughlin opened a new station on West Hubbard Avenue with a formal event and giveaways. A special hook-up program for a Columbia Broadcasting Co event was noted for the Wellington L O O F hall.
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Wellington
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Wellington Garden Club
Taday
E. L Barrick
A. B. Southard
Homer Barbe
J. Hughes
John Bihfasy
Edith Robinson Siath
Jessie Wright
Mexicana Xinmias Everett Barrack
Case Wadsworth
Southard
Ieveston A
A. B Southard
Eof Watters
Secopi
M. Poster
Delphie-emm
J . Hughesfret
A. BR Southard
Gian’ Zinnims
John Brifass
Gladitt
Barrirkh
E Whire
Rebinser
Decorative Dallas
Foster
VM. Foster
Daise Dadsworth
Cockscomb
Shatzter
J Hughes
John Wright
Charles Whiton
Phiora
John Bikfasy
Bishop
H. Hunnett
Marignlds
E. L. Barrick
Ethel Bishop
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BE. L. Barrick
Homer Barhe
H. Wright
John Hanpy
Linder
Barrick
Barbe
Wera
Cosmos
J. Meredith
E. Barrick
J Durridze
J. Houghton
Nasturtrums
H. Buarhe
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Robert Hemphill
Frida
Hemphill
Broadcast Of Lodge Session On WHK At 10:20 P.M.
A broadcast of the foreign grand lodge session reaches listeners in the area. Station WHK in Cleveland will air the program at 10 20 p m tonight.
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Cleveland
Picnic marks Wellington Farm Woman's Club gathering at Barrick cottage
A large Wellington area club and family members enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Mr and Mrs Charles Barrick's Vermillion on the Lake cottage. Attendees spent the afternoon in stunts and amusements as WILL BE HOST. The event highlighted community ties and social activity.
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Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Charles Barrick
Vermilllion-on the-Lake
Luncheon Bridge Club Hosts Busy Thursday Afternoon
Mre Fred Abbow Sr hosted eight Luncheon Bridge Club members at her home for a noon dish luncheon followed by an afternoon of bridge. Morgan Dirlam floated the Spirit of TR left Wellington for St. Louis to attend the Legion Convention parade this week. Float participants include Horace McCraftin Claude Smith True Fortney and D Ralph W Falls was named delegate to the convention by Lorain County SC and will serve with Irving Kubre Avon enief de gere. Billy Klann Honored as Five Year Old Guests Trace Birthday Party at Roy McCormick Home.
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Fred Abbow, Sr
Pridge
Morgan Dirlam
Spirit of
Wellington
St. Louis
Legion
Horace McCraftin
Claude Smith
True Fortney
D. Ralph W. Falls
Lorain County
Billy Klann
Roy McCormick
Machinery Show Draws 95 At Wellington Venue
Ninety five employees of the Wellington Sterling Foundry journeyed to Cleveland Saturday morning to attend the Machine Company Tool Show at the Public Auditorium. Machinery from across the United States was on display with the Warner Swaser Co of Cleveland showing lathes and products tied to castings from the Wellington Sterling Foundry.
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Wellington Sterling Foundry
Cleveland
Machine Company
United States
Warner-Swaser Ca
Church Wedding Sealed In Wellington Baptist Church
Evelyn Rugz of Huntington married Paul Wilkinson of Norwalk in a Wellington Baptist Church ceremony officiated by Rev H K Finler. Attendants were maid of honor Jane Barre and best man David Wilkinson. Music featured Mrs Rey McCormick. couple to Toledo home, visiting Cleveland relatives before settling. Briefs note Harry Couch and Lloyd Wight family visits.
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Wellington Baptist Church
Herrick Avenue
Evelyn Rugz
Huntington
Paul Wilkinson
Norwalk
Rey McCormick
Here
Mendelssohn
H. K. Finler
Elyria
McCormics
Jane Barre
David Wilkinson
Guesis
Toledo
Cleveland
Anniversary of Dr C W Re ordination at Wellington First Con Church
The 40th anniversary of the ordination of Dr C W Re, pastor of the First Continental Church, marked the 11th year of his Wellington ministry. The Sunday morning service featured organ preludes, a choir processional, doxology, responsive scripture, an anthem by the choir, a sermon by Dr Fred L Hall state superintendent, and selections including Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Let Us Cheer the Weary Traveller.
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C. W. Re
Wellington
Gaui_ Offertory
Bach
Fred L. Hall
Congregational Church
Local notes from Wakeman and surrounding areas
Wakeman Sept 16 notes evenings of visitors and callers at local homes. Families welcomed guests from Columbus and Vesvion area. Eastern Star held fall meeting at Ma some Hal with refreshments and social hour. 4-H fair winners listed for Huron County, including prizes in foods, clothing, garden and poultry. School opened with teachers returning, new and continuing assignments noted. Cleveland M. E. singers performed with church service and recessional.
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Wakeman
David Evans
Son
Columbus
R. D. Stesker
Plummer Dunkle
J. Hoyt
Vesvion
Charles Barton
Florence Lowe
Charles Weeks
Mondas
Eastern Star
HH. Martin
Floid Anderson
Noraan
Bass
Kel
Janesrz Av
Norwalk
Parsons
Calif Withar
Joyce Bellamy
Marie Dalton
Marr Even Daugherty
Vivian Ford
Doris Beecher
Jeanne Bellamy
Hilda Dideluis
Wanda Belle Felton
Bessie Hastie
Lois Hurst
Lois Mockler
Helen O'Brain
Mary Ellen Daugherty
Doris Hurst
Gertie Belle Hurst
Dorothy Opier
Laura Wessell
W. S. Wood
W HH Jones
Eileen Barnes
Gadvs Arnholt
Monica Fayer
Wanda Rleizle
Anna Cooler
Lorna Beilami
Mar
Far
Ethel Eimes
Hattie Ellis
Abbott
Local Socials and Ball Game Meet on River Street
A quiet Wednesday afternoon gathering of fifteen members and eight visitors included a business meeting, social hour, and quilting. Hosts Mrs Pratt Beecher and Mrs Sarah Ailen hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Robert Gerber entertained Mr and Mrs David Evans of Columbus. Evening visits from Mr and Mrs Robert Stryker and others preceded a baseball game and lunch. Also mentions the Red Caps’ 7-? win and a note on machinery versus poverty through history.
The Great Philosopher and the Prophetic Originative Toe
A fragment reflecting on philosophy as prophecy and originality. It muses that a great thinker speaks from a deep origin, while others labor to articulate ideas already sought, hinting at a unique perceptual edge. The tone suggests a provisional meditation on insight versus effort.
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