Wellington Flower Show Displays Prizewinning Blooms
In Wellington the annual flower show organized by the club drew wide crowds and featured 59 entries. Judges from Amherst and Wellington assessed container size, color, and arrangement. Top prizes went to Myre Zoe Osbun, Miss Jessie Wright, and Mrs. Carrie Leininger among many others across categories like mixed bouquets, single kind flowers, and dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Zoe Osbun
Herman Wight
Dwight Page
Josie Houghton
Jessie Wright
Clarence Foster
Carrie Leininger
Carroll Wight
Edith Robinson
Win
McEndree
Zoe Osbun
James West
F. M. Sponseller
Charles Gadfield
Floral show awards list with numerous best specimens
The article catalogs prize results from a flower show including Best specimen and Best exhibit across many species. Winners include Mrs. Henry Raiser, Mrs. Carl Benson, Mrs. A. B. Southard, Fred Abbott, E. L. Barrick, Zoe Osbun, Homer Barbe, Miss Jessie Wright, Mrs. W. A. Baker and others across asters, zinnias, marigolds, delphiniums, cosmos, calendulas, sunflowers, petunias, and more with multiple first second and third placeings and sweepstakes prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rores
Henry Raiser
Carl Benson
A. B. Southard
Mattle Foster
Fred Abbott
Clarence Foster
Ben Abram
Asters
KE. L. Barrick
E. L. Barrick
Dwight Page
Sponseller
Charles Cott
Zinnias
Zoe Osbun
W. A. Baker
Daise Wadsworth
George Terwilliger
Jessie Wright
Ed Blanchard
A. Southard
Homer Barbe
E L Barrick
Cosmos
Rose Saparito
James West
W. A Baker
Glen Outridge
Mary Marley
Charles Whiton
Henry Ramser
George Stoll
Court Rolce
Cockscomb
Edith Robinson
Georgine Bishop
C. S. Church
Hemphill
Flower Club Fall Festival Exhibits Draw Wide Attention
Tied on points and drew for position in Children's Prizes. First prize vase awarded to Warren Church, second to Albert Clodwith, third to Mignonette Smith. Displays by Wellington Greenhouse Avenue Flower Shop, Clifford Floral Company, Hughes Gardens, and a Dahlia display by Mrs. Daise Wadsworth attracted admiration. Galaida exhibit absent. 12 or 15 entries in zinntia. Flower club members decorated all five churches, baskets shared with shut ins. Fall Festival hoped to become annual. Mrs Maurice Rady, recently in Allen Hospital Oberlin, returned home and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Church
Albert Clodwith
Mignonette Smith
Wellington Greenhouse Avenue
Clifford Floral Company
Hughes Gardens
Daise Wadsworth
Flower Lab
Flower Club
Dorothy Hughes
Spencer Briefs Spencer Ohio News Fades To Local Visits
In Spencer on Sept. 18 Santaid Repp of West Salem plans to enter Ohio State University for medical work after visiting grandparents Wi and Mrs J T McCourt. Several families and individuals are listed as visiting or moving in nearby towns, with travels to Lorain Mansfield Wellington and Cleveland. The community hosts musical programs and church meetings while residents swap homes and plan winters away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Santaid Repp
West Salem
J T McCourt
Repp
Ohio State University
Ivan Boone
Litchfield
C. P. Jenkins
Clara Woods
Beulah Woods
Lorain
Lydia Daugherty
Central Book Store Church 8t
Amherst Chronicle Telegram item notes a delivery service or complaint line for Mrs B A Jenne. The brief entry cites a news correspondent and lists a Central Book Store church address at Cleveland Street, Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Book Store Church
Krieg Family Reunion Held at Swiss Hall Amherst Ohio
The fourth annual Krieg family reunion was held at Swiss hall South Amherst on Sunday with a picnic dinner and supper. Elected during the business session were President William Heller Amherst vice president A T Eradison Elginra secretary treasurer Miss Freda Knieg Amherst. Many relatives attended from Amherst, Lorain, Elyria, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aribg
Amherst
Swiss Hall
South Amherst
Wialliam Heller
A TO Eradhson
Elginra
Freda Knieg
Roy Wise
John Davis
Columbus
George . Inelder
Fred Krieg
al Krieg
David
Linette
Janet Korieg
Lorain
A OT Derickson
Elyria
Thad Wilson
Birmingham
Charles Krieg
Frieda
Hilda
Withiam Teller
En Wayne
Walter Weiner
Charles
Caesar Meister
Christ
Amherst Garden Club Advances Constitution Revisions
The Amherst Garden Club held a meeting on Monday evening to discuss routine business and review a proposed constitution and by-laws to be adopted. Amendments will be added before they take effect. The Parent-Teacher Association asked the club to handle the April meeting. Membership was reported up to date with four paid members, and the club seeks new members to qualify as charter members. The group plans a trip to Loudonville near Sunday, delayed by cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Garden Club
Town Hell
James Nicholl
Parent-Teather
Garden Club
Loudonville
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet At Frank Nowak Home
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of the Lutheran Church met Wednesday evening with Miss Ona Leininger in the Frank Nowak home. A good attendance. Missionary program and study were in charge of Miss Esther Dodson. Miss Leininger and Mrs Loyde Lechleitner were on the entertaining committee. Kard Weidrick has been confined to his home the past week ill with a serious attack of asthma and hay fever but is much better at this writing.
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Cecil Wolf
Liberty Street
Edd
North Main Street
Forter
Billman Avenue
Clara Bricker
South Main Street
Ruth
Wil Fred Curry
Sam Woods
West Main Street
Harry Gallin
Ida Grissinger
Florence Kenery
Spencer
Cleveland
Roy Sarley
Sullivan
Harold Leiby
G. L. Emerson
Medina
Maurer
Melba Wendell
Mary Frances Garwood
United Brethern Church
Mansfield
Garwood
W. H Brown
Zion Lutheran Church
Perry Herman
Minnie Kemery
Akron
Florence Kemery
F. I. Miller
Wellington
Frank Grissinger
Ogleshee
Esther Bowen
Elyria
Walter Bowen
J. T. McCourt
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies of
The
Lutheran Church
Ona Leininger
Frank Nowak
Esther Dodson
Miss Leininger
Mra Loyde Lechleitner
Kard Weidrick
Pleasant weather invites town hall meeting for members
A pleasant day brings members and families to the town hall at 9 30 a m for a gathering. A press committee is appointed including Mrs J B Egeland Miss Stella Krugman and George Krank. The club plans its next meeting for Monday evening October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Egeland
Stella Krugman
George Krank
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club Plans Garden Party
About 20 members attended a meeting at Town Hall Monday evening. Plans were set for a garden party at Mrs Harry Nicholl’s home on South Main Street Thursday afternoon September 27 and committees were named. The affair is open to Democratic ladies of Lorain county. Officers elected: President Mrs Harry Wolf, Vice President Mrs Lucy Roemer, Secretary Mrs J B Egeland, Treasurer Mrs William Miller. A social hour with cards followed, refreshments prepared by a committee. The next meeting is at Town Hall Monday evening October 1, all interested ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Church and lodge gatherings announced for residents
The Men s Club of St Pauls Lutheran will hold a regular meeting at the church Tarors The Pythian Sisters meet in regular session at the K of P hall A good attendance is desired as this is the first meeting after a two month recess The Amherst Bible Study Class meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Bettler Middle street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Tarors
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Amherst
Carl Bettler
Middle Street
Women’s Temperance Union to Meet at Mrs Barnard’s Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. Marion Barnard. The gathering aims to discuss local temperance efforts and plan upcoming activities for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Marion Barnard
Miss Blanche Smith Event Notice on Pack Avenue
Miss Blanche Smith of Pack Avenue requests attendees bring a donation of fruit or flowers for Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Smith
Pack Avenue
Ladies Society of Congregational Church Meet Honors Past Officers
The Ladies' society of the Congregational church will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon to honor all past officers. All ladies are asked to bring baby pictures. Hostesses include Mrs. H. W. Powers, Mrs. H. A. Monger, Mrs. N. F. Foster and Miss Myra Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
AIM
H. W. Powers
H. A. Monger
N. F. Foster
Myra Smith
Legion Post 118 to Hold Regular Meeting Friday
Elmer Johnson Post No 118 of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting at the Legion rooms Friday evening and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Mrs. E H McKinney Visits Ada Purcell
Mrs E H McKinney of Doyles town Ohio attended M E conference sessions at Elyria and recently visited Mrs Ada Purcell. Mr and Mrs A F Nalley have returned from a several days visit with Mrs Dora Snyder in Havana Ohio. Mayor EB Stiwald was a Cleveland visitor on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. McKinney
Doylestown
Ohio
M. E
Elyria
Ada Purcell
A. F. Nalley
Dora Snyder
Havana
EB. C. Stiwald
Cleveland
Claim Snake Killing Title Roundup in Montana
Mont. report says War ren Swingle and his two sons Al fred and Lee claim Montana’s champion rattlesnake killers title after invading a stake den while herding sheep. They walked away with 128 dead snakes using a post bar sheep crook and shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rounup
Mont
Warren Swingle
Alfred
Lee
Montana
Swinkle
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Ington
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Billie Preston
Willma Brewer
Raymond Clodwick
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Manhattan Coal
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Cheatnut Street
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Charles Gorey
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Maurice Rady
Allen Hospital
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Rook Brothers
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Canton
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W. A. McClaflin
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New London
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Parents and Teachers Association
la Grange
Seth Nichols
Chippewa Lake
Fred Nichols
Orson Howe
Walter Boone
Nichols
Toledo
Charles MacLaren
Ton Rush
Clayton Seebeck
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Harold Miller
Rittman
F. J. Miller
Edith Heller
al Heller
Fred Brachbuhl
W.C. T. U. Meeting
Hospital News
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Congregational Ladies Meeting
Legion
Gavalier
Florida
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U. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
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