New Books Added to Library Collection
A former Oberlin library member contributes to a select acquisition including To Whom It May Row. Dr Charles HA notes the book as a collection of essays with personal insight. New fiction titles cover Shadows Mountain and Innocent Summer among others, with children’s titles from the Pupils’ Reading Circle now circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberim Caswalty
Jreas
Charles HA
Sandemose
Peatrie
Man
Aristotle
Fabre
Tower
Brand
Firest
Cooper and Fallon
Anne Lindbergh
India
Kipling
Pueblos
Br Scott
Br Fleming
Unclear ad claims offer $1 value for 59 cents medical text
An illegible ad touts a limited offer claiming medical benefits and quick remedies. It mentions doses and treatments, urging purchase for 59 cents while promoting a $1 value and reader fear of other medicines.
Property and Ownership Deeply Rooted in Humans and Dogs
The concept of property is deeply rooted in human nature and echoed in animals. Dogs especially show strong resentment toward strangers attempting to seize what they consider theirs or what they associate with their master.
Relief Corps Plans All Day Meeting at Wellington
WELLINGTON Sept 17 Tuesday evening Hamlin Relief Corps No 25 met for lodge work and business with 17 members present Mrs Effie Edwards drew the attendance prize Plans were made for an all day work meeting at the W H C hall on Oct 1 those working to bring a covered dish for noon dinner Those unable to attend a day were urged to come in the afternoon The charter member Mrs Thomas celebrates her birthday Oct 2 she will be 123 address Mrs C L Thomas care of the Florida Sanatorium Orlando Fla The corps held a tea at Mrs Deight Page home committee led by Mrs Alma Sorensen Effie Edwards and Mrs Anna Friend Reports note Mrs Margrette Snyder eldest charter member now in her nineties recovering after a fall at home She is at the home of her daughter Mrs Van Barber Taylor St Minnie Jamerson is also sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hamlin Relief Corps No. 25
Effie Edwards
W. H.C. Hall
Corps
Thomas
C. L. Thomas
Florida
Orlando
Fla
Deight Page
Alma Sorensen
Anna Friend
Margrette Snyder
van Sbarber
Taylor Street
Snyder
Minnie Jamerson
Lunch Served By Mrs Nee Hachen And Mrs Neva Coates
Ola Bishbaugh is noted in a brief excerpt where lunch was served by Mrs Nee Hachen and Mrs Neva Coates. The item highlights the volunteers responsible for hospitality in a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Bishbaugh
Nee Hachen
Neva Coates
Grace McEndree Leads Silent Circle Meeting Plan
Mrs Grace McEndree new president of the Silent Circle of the Kings Daughters presided at the first meeting of the year held Tuesday night at Mrs Homer Barbes home. The group planned a supper for Eastern Star officers on September 24 in the Masonic hall. Members discussed adding to the enrollment. No program was held and more business will be addressed at the Sez meeting. Mrs Purke and Mrs Margery Shepard assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McEndree
Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters
Homer Barbe
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Sez
Purke
Margery Shepard
Mrs Eva Johnson Hosts Junior King's Daughters Meeting
Mrs Eva Johnson opened her home to Junior King's Daughters Tuesday evening for a business meeting that planned a steak roast for members and spouses at Sugar Hill on September 23. Committees for the year were named and the next meeting was set with Mrs Lucille Puder Hayes for October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
King’s Daughters
Sugar Hill
Lucille Puder Hayes
Avon class officers elected. local visits noted
Avon reports elected class officers for Seniors through Freshmen on September 15. Seniors Hassel Wis socki Hein Gough. Juniors Peak Adbfall Holowecky Leferink. Sophomores Heinebrodt Detzel Chester Nissen. Freshmen Lescher Forthofer Peterson Gerbart. Various local visits and church activities noted through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Clement Hassel
Joseph Wissocki
Margaret Hein
Hubert Gough
William Peak
Adam Adbfall
Rode Holowecky
Margaret Leferink
Miss Wilford
Marie Heinebrodt
Rose Marie Detzel
Russell Chester
Norma Nissen
Mesnard
Eugene Lescher
Gertrude Forthofer
Clifurd Peterson
Doris Gerbart
Miss Peak
Lake Avenue Women's Association and 4-H Club Activities
The Lake Avenue Community church group reports a well attended meeting led by Mrs. Theodore Reynolds with devotionals and prayer. A flower-themed roll call preceded quilting, a Rebecca Peck solo, and refreshments. Upcoming hostesses include Mrs. George Phelps and her mother Mrs. Winger. The P T A held its first meeting with Mrs. Rose Cromeling presiding. Flying Needles 4-H Club, Shining Thimbles 4-H Club, and Food Rustlers 4-H Club presented a program led by Mrs. L C Hecock. Flying Needles featured a style show with Mrs. Robert Taylor at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the
Lake Avenue Community Church
Theodore Reynolds
Rose Cromeling
Flying Needles
Shining Thimbles 4-H Club
Food Rustlers
L. C. Hecock
Robert Taylor
Shining
Civic display features student performances and prize winners
Civic displayed their work with selections on the Hawaiian Guitar by Miss Bernice Burrill and piano solos by Miss Ruth Lumaker Louise Jabbush and Barbara Jean Prindle. Flowers prize recipients included Mrs Takes the Smiths daughter Mrs Jabbush Bobbi Jabbush and Carl Greenburger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Burrill
Ruth Lumaker
Louise Jabbush
Barbara Jean Prindle
Mrs. Takes
Little Daugther
Car! Smith
Jabbush
Bobbi Jabbush
Carl Greenburger
Local Social Notes From Tonica Area Natives
Mrs Addie Barber of Wellington visited her daughter Mrs Clara Disbrow for the past week. Mrs Laurie Flickinger of Avon stayed with her niece Mrs Do Disbrow on Wednesday. Word arrives that Mrs Bert Reisinger, seriously ill at Interlochen Michigan, has been moved to a hospital and is not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Barber
Wellington
Clara
Lauie Flickinger
Avon
Do. Disbrow
Bert Reisinger
Interlochen, Mich
The nationalism of Europe and its foreigner view
A concise sentence notes that European nationalism extends beyond race assertion to a broad dislike of foreigners, framing a cultural and political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bees Found Hidden Hives in Mansion Wreckage at New London
In New London, the F A Wrecking Co while tearing down a Pequot section mansion uncovered six swarms of bees with hives inside veranda columns. The report notes the bees were discovered during demolition and the incident is described in a local remark about diligence and motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
F. A. Wrecking Co
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Willian Whelps
Tion
Cooperative
Sweden
Arnold
Baker
Bembley
Abbe
Patience
John
Richard
Juanita Harrison
Carmer
Upstate
New York
Peattie
Job James Audubon
Lucy
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
Ohio
Cora M. Shepard
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Relief Corps
Selent Circle
Mrs. Johnson
Roedel
Grace Roedel
Cortland Street
Philathea
The
Methodist Church
A. W. Shields
Clinic
John Elms
Robert Grege
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Bishbaugh
American Legion Auxiliary
Barbara Marie McClaflin
Legionnaires
Bishbaugh
Ime Serine Sy
McCreffin
Dorothy Wise
Mr. Kolopos
Charles Walker
Medina
Avon Relatves
Nina Warden
Mabel Lemon
Herber
Johns
Vermilion
Gusderson
James Hansen
Rocky Fiver
Bond
Akron
Clarence Thompson
Painesville
J. T. Wilford
Hacket
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Royal Circle
Blake
Alfred Barr
Lowry
Serim Heights
Will Barr
Lake Avenue
MRS. V. VV. Schaeffer Tel
Women’s Association
Tan
Elysium
East
Arense
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Creee
Banke
Patric
Dram Djer
Kiss
Vanetie
Tasterite
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
Squibb
Ats
HEPC
Parke-Davis
Abbott A
Parker Haliver
Javis
Senna
Epsom
Har Fomac
Domino Brand
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
the Standard Drug CO. Cor. Broad & Washinstor
Standard Oil
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