Wellington Couple Married at Columbus
The Wellington community notes the marriage of Marlon Grissinger and Marcy Powell on September 16 at Indianola Presbyterian Church in Columbus. Rev. Robert Reed officiated as the pair, both Wellington residents, begin a life together after brief Ohio State and Oberlin ties. They will reside at 307 Holden Green Cambridge while Powell pursues doctoral work at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Columbus
Misa Marlon Grissinger
Dan Grissinger
Marcy Powell
W. J. Powell
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Robert Reed
Louise Hill
Branley Toomey
Huron
Ohio State University
Powell
New York
Boston
Harvard
Holden Green
Cam Bridge
Erhart Suffered Fractured Leg In Farm Incident
Ralph Gross on a farm near Erhart was injured when a tractor tipped on an embankment. He jumped off, fractured his leg and sustained severe injury above the ankle. He was rushed to Lodi Hospital for treatment and is recovering. Numerous visitors called at Albert Spieth’s home during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Ralph Gross
Lodi
Birmingham Briefs Update From Local Residents
Miss Margie Howe returns home after a two week visit with brother Francis Howe and family at Lakewood. Ray Heinzerberg and family of Amherst visit Clarence Opperman’s home. Myra Edgar and Marme Church shop in Lorain. Griffin family relocates from Artel to Marme Church’s South Street house. Derver of Cleveland visits Wednesday morning. Anthony Nadling spends a few days with relatives in Fields Ohio. Local school in Mallet Creek recesses after winter in Japan, amid cold and dry spell. two day period noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Margie Howe
Francis Howe
Lakewood
Ray Heinzerberg
Amherst
Clarence Opperman
Myra Edgar
Marme Church
Charles Griffin
Artel
South Street
Medina County Fair Opens for Students and Families
Many children with parents attended the Medina County Fair on Wednesday and Thursday. Hope Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Schultz, fractured her arm after a fall from her bed at their home west of town on Sunday morning.
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Medina County
Hope Schultz
Nelson Schultz
Here
Visitors Gather at Lester Home of Smiths
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith and family hosted visitors in Lester on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Hethy entertained several friends and relatives from Cleveland at their home on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wagner
Cleveland
Frank Walter
William
Litchfield
Ralph Wagner
Markley
John Pierce
Albert Spieth
Horace J. Humm
Ivan Smith
Lester
Gust Hethy
Pleasantville Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Harry Jantz
A miscellaneous shower was given in Pleasantville Ohio in honor of Mr and Mrs Harry Jantz on Thursday night September 1. Guests traveled from Cleveland Fairview Village Oberlin Carlisle Elyria LaGrange and Grafton. Several relatives visited including Ruth Jones and Ning Seely with Alice Mohler. Continuous social visits and Sunday entertaining followed at the Wheeler home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Harry Jantz
Lucius Wheeler
Cleveland
Fairview Village
Oberlin
Carlisle
Elyria
LaGrange
Grafton
Ruth Jones
Fred Tran
Ning Seely
Alice Mohler
3. C. Spieth
Wesley Tran
Sam Jagusch
Bay Village
Gordon Wheeler
Warne Wheeler
L. L. Wheeler
Frank Jones
Oberlin College backs local option fight against liquor
Oberlin College declares strong support for the local option campaign with a large mass meeting. President King and professors plan active participation and petition drives as he circulated signatures. Civil service orders require repair of unsafe devil strips between street car tracks on paved streets. County fair association reports a surplus and reduced debt after land purchases for fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
King
Service Board
County Fair Association
Nieding
Elyria Religious Census Shows Catholic Lead in City
Twenty years ago reports from Elyria detail a citywide religious census by 166 canvassers. Over 4,000 families were counted with Catholic, Congregational, and Methodist congregations sharing large followings. New school buildings are urgently needed to relieve crowded facilities amid high enrollment.
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Elyria
City Faces $55,000 Deficit. Police and Firemen Pay in doubt
Statements at the council meeting reveal no money in the safety fund to cover police and firemen for the rest of the year. The city already owes two weeks pay, and a deficit of $55,000 is anticipated before year’s end.
Judge Florence Allen Sees Spiritual Backbone Needed
In 1928 Judge Florence E. Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court told Elyria Rotary and Kiwanis members that spiritual backbone in public life is the nation's greatest need. She urged an electorate passionately and intelligently interested in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria Rotary
Kiwanis Club
United States
Pittsfield Return Home After Summer Away
Mrs. Lewis Gibbins and her daughter Jeanne return to Pittsfield from Selfridge Field Michigan where Sgt and Mrs. Stanley Gibbins hosted them. Sgt. Gibbins, called to fly exhibitions at the World's Fair, remains away. Ladies Aid society of the Community church plans a September 21 meeting with Mrs Grace West and daughter Nettie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lewis Gibbins
Selfridge Field
Jeanne
Stanley Gibbins
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Ladies” Aid Society of the Community Church
Grace West
Nettie
Community church again hosts sermon and guests
Miss Fannie West and Miss Frances Gifford resumed teaching in Cleveland schools. The Whitney family from Minneapolis visited Oberlin hosts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt and others, then planned a move to Florida. Rev. Baker preached at Community church and the Fours provided music. locals shared social visits amid local outfits and a new livestock track by Fred Pitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie West
Frances Gifford
Cleveland
John Whitney
Phiilis
John Arthur
Katie, Whitney
Minneapolis
Whitney
Florida
Baker
Wellington
Jesus
Esther Brown
Oberlin
Walter Green
Fred Pitte
Coinage Linkage in Silver and Gold Deposits
A brief note states that silver and gold are almost always found together in the same deposit, though the relative amounts vary widely. It emphasizes the frequent co occurrence of these metals and the variability of their ratios across deposits.
Restaurant Code Explained for Elyria Workers
NRA briefed Elyria Chamber of Commerce on a temporary restaurant code. It sets 54 hour weeks for men and 48 for women, with a 12 hour daily limit for split shifts and 26 cents minimum wage in towns like Elyria. Tips aren’t wages, and overtime can apply in emergencies at 1.33x. deductions before June 16, 1933 may not exceed 25 cents per meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Cleveland
Focal Chamber
Missouri reforestation effort eyed by federal funding
Missouri could regain its timber strength with a 20 million dollar federal allocation for forest restoration. Forest Service staff toured Southern Missouri to assess land for a potential forest reserve. Dean Mumford of the University of Missouri called the move crucial, noting the state once held vast timber wealth though current resources are scarce. He cited 16 million acres of moderately fertile land suitable for forest use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Columbia
Forest Service
Dean F. B. Mumford
College Ofgriculture
University of Missouri
Boswell Completes Life of Johnson After Doctor's Death
Boswell started the Life of Johnson within months of Dr Johnson's death and published the bulky work within seven years, marking a swift yet substantial effort to capture the philosopher's life for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boswell
Johnson
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