Lesson of Love and Deceit in a Schoolhouse Tragedy
In a small town Breck Leedy and Julie Daniel plan a romance opposed by Earl Dantem who cheats to keep them apart. Etta, Earl’s ally, overhears a dangerous claim about faulty materials that caused a fatal collapse. She plots leverage over Earl as Julie confronts the hidden danger. The saga continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck Leedy
Littleburg School
Julie Daniel
Earl Dantem
Julie
Breck
Earl
Etta Saunders
Etta
Ralph
Deakes
Victor Perroni
Doakes
Victor
Mattie Smith
Daniel
Breckh
Juhes
Arl
Mr Doakes
Booster Night Planned for September 30 at Open Meeting
Regular meeting covered routine business then discussed Booster Night set for Saturday Sept 30. An apple pie contest will headline the evening with a good program, and the public is invited to attend. Adjournment followed as members planned a farewell party for Rex and Mrs George C Beeke at the Wise home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
George C Beeke
Charles Wise
Berry Worm Infestation Less Severe in Lorain County
G A Runner reports research on the grape berry worm and notes Lorain County infestation this year is less extensive with grapes of better quality. Other areas show little damage until recent warm weather increased worm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Lorain County
State Conclave Of Knights Templar In Cleveland
The 97th annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Ohio conclave will be held in Cleveland this week with Knights and ladies from across the state expected to attend. Events include a Tuesday dinner for council members and ladies, a Wednesday parade at 2:30 PM, and a Grand Ball at Public Auditorium, with Elyria Commandery represented and led by H J Schulz marching in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Cleveland
Eligria Commandery No 6
Calendar of clubs and meetings across Elyria and Grafton
A dense schedule lists numerous clubs and societies meeting Monday and Tuesday across Elyria and nearby towns. Groups include United Presbyterian Missionary League, Child Conservation League, Triple D club, Second Congregational Division E, Monday Night Club, Lod Elyria Social Duplicate, British Empire Committee, Lorain Auxiliary, Townsend Club, Rainbow Majority Club, PTA City Council, Gaiety Club, Jolly 8 Bunco, Eagles Auxiliary, Woodford Avenue groups, and many 1st and 2nd Congregational Circle events. Also noted are luncheons, picnics, bingo, brid ge, and church services with dates, locations, and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Mens Missionary League
1St Methodist
Eastern Heights Circle
Child Conservation League
C H Fisher
Ohio Street
Triple D
George Lawson
Grafton
Florence Hazel
Hecock
Lake Avenue
Laura Barton
Elyria
YWCA
British Empire Committee
J Sparks
Canton Lorain
Auxilary
Townsend Club
Rainbow Majority
First Congregational Church
Lengel
East Avenue
2Nd Cong Church
Lena Rutgers
Merry
R K Nichol
Columbia Avenue
PTA City Council
Ethel Ryan
Blaine Street
Alpha Beta Bluets
Marie Plas
Marseilles Avenue
Young Ladies Society of Hungarian Reformed Church
Palagyi
Woodford Avenue
Gladys Resar
Lorain Circle
Dot Club
Wirth
Nichols Court
Elizabeth Castle Daughters of Scotia
Port
Relph Hamlin
Grafton Road
Ladies of Gar
Howl
Paul Schneider
Wiliam Tong
Second Street
1St Congregational
L Bonsieur
Circle No
Summer Cottage
Annetta Otto
Linwood Park
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Womens Association of 2Nd Congregational
Grace Lutheran Choir
2Nd Congregational
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Church United Presbyterian
Suttie
Good Will Bible
Martin Mueller
West Avenue
PHC Officers Club
Ralph Brucsae
Adams Street
Wrk
Doris Todd
Child Welfare Dept
British Empire Club
Grace Guild
Widening Circle
Biptst Church
MMC Club
Esther Gillmore
13Th Street
Northwest
Hall Tau Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Doreas
Church of Christ
Ralph Cole
Elyria League of Women Voters launches fall program
Elyria League of Women Voters prepares to start its fall program under president Mrs Harold Kunkle with neutrality as the year’s theme. An executive board meeting is set for Thursday at 9:30 am at Kunkle’s home. New officers include Mrs Melbourne Green first vice president Mrs C R Aldrich second vice president Mrs Keith Clott secretary and Mrs Henry Tibball treasurer. A membership drive is planned with two member types active and contributing. The first general meeting will be October 9 a tea at Mrs Allan Fritsche’s home with old members asked to bring new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
Harold Kunkle
Park Avenue
United States
Melbourne Green Gulf Road
C R Aldrich
8Th Street
Keith Clott
Middle Avenue
Henry Tibball
Earl Court
Howard Barbour
Ohio Street
Allan Fritsche
Washington Avenue
Two Feted At Party For Medina Couple’s Birthday
Mr and Mrs Harry Krugman and Mr and Mrs Arthur Krugman hosted at 1019 Middle Avenue last evening in honor of Mrs Lisle McGaughey and Frank Newheld of Medina. A six o’clock three course dinner was served to a long list of guests. The honored couple received gifts and best wishes from all in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krugman
Arthur Krugman
Middle Avenue
Lisle McGaughey
Frank Newheld
Medina
Ernest Krugman
E W Hoffner
John E Hummer
Paul Hummer
Harry Miller
Daniel Filo
Rothard Buterbaugh
James Moore
LaVerne Bowers
Newfield
Mildred Bowers
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Barrett McLaughlin
Mansfield
Fidele Class Plans Fall Gathering at Church
The Fidele Class of the First Methodist church met Friday evening for a six o clock Hamburg and Wiener roast in Ely Woods. They decided to start Fall and Winter meetings with a tureen supper at the church on October 14 at six o clock. Members are urged to attend and bring their own dishes and a tureen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ely Woods
Church and club notices spill into parish calendar
A string of church group gatherings and women’s society events fill the schedule. Meetings with Miss Ella Parmelee Mrs F B Schoenherr Mrs George Decker and others in St Pauls Pius church and Congregational circles, plus card parties and officer club talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Parmelee
Middle
Methodist Circle
Church of Christ
F B Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Circle No 5
St Pauls Mees
George Decker
Oxford
Modes and Manners: Dining Etiquette Guidelines
Dinner is served announces the meal. Reading while dining alone is acceptable in some cases. When mother daughter and friend dine, the hostess, the mother, is served first. A man should say he hopes to see you again soon rather than promising contact. Gelatine on lettuce is eaten with a salad fork, not a spoon. A bride should avoid a bouquet with a tailored outfit and may wear a corsage instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie
Earl
Victors
Victor Perrom
Beauty Tips From Rosemary Lanes Thrifty Routine
Rosemary Lanes shares thrifty beauty tips using regular washcloths sewn into small bags filled with almond meal for facial cleansing. The almond meal soothes and softens while counteracting drying from soap. Also suggests scented eau de Cologne on cotton squares, dried, and placed in sachet bags sewn from silk or satin scraps to freshen clothes and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Lanes
Open House Showcases Colonial and Modern Home Economics
Columbia ninth and tenth grade Home Economics classes invite the public to an all day open house in the Home Economics Laboratory. Displays feature clothing and household equipment in Colonial and Modern styles. The event is scheduled for Thursday in the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Local Marriages and Funeral Obituary Notice
Laurel Osborne and Mrs Ora Crawford wed in Berea on September 5. Funeral for Frank Sheer held at Sprague Road residence with burial in Columbia Cemetery. Ladies Aid Society lists committees for program quilts and memberships with local names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Osborne
Ora Crawford
Brunswick
Berea
Rollie Fitch Russell
Llsteh
Ora Walner
Roy Walker
Frank Sheer
Sprague Road
Columbia
Sheer
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Lous Morlock
Marceda Keyse
Mildred Bartte
Shirley Jasper
Donna Reising
Dell Bennett
Marian Ulrich
Bessie Wade
Vida Martin
Myrtle Hales
Margaret Hathaway
Louise Knopf
Marie Linderman
Cora Ring Flowers
Lucile Leach
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society meets at Columbia Town Hall
The LaPorte Ladies Aid Society gathered at Columbia Town Hall last Wednesday afternoon with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society
Columbia Town Hall
Local Society Notes From Youngstown and Lakewood
Ill Ralph Rag is noted as ill. Rev and Mrs H J Thompson visit the Methodist parsonage at Youngstown. Mrs Little and Mrs Lewis visit Lakewood. Will Fitch and Mrs Jennie Hicks return from Nebraska after two weeks with their brother Rollie Fitch. Mrs Litle Hall visits Cleveland. Mrs Gerrude Resinger stays a week with son and wife Mr and Mrs Russell Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rag
H J Thompson
Youngstown
Little
Lewis
Lakewood
Will Fich
Jennie Hicks
Nebraska
Rollie Fitch
Litle Hall
Cleveland
Ard
Rollie Bitch
Gerrude Resinger
Russell Reisinger
Loyalty Class meeting in Church parlors reports officers
On Tuesday evening the Loyalty Class held its regular meeting in the Church parlors with an attendance of 26. President Mrs Arthur Rinehart presided. Nominating committee reported officers: Mass Rhea Beesing president, Miss Winifred Tran vice president, Mrs A H Furmish treasurer, Mrs W G Reese secretary, Mrs Carl Toma shesha, Sunshine treasurer, and Mrs J H Sheldon reporter. A program followed with Miss Tran in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rinehart
Rhea Beesing
Winifred Tran
A H Furmish
W G Reese
Carl Tomashesha
Sunshine
J H Sheldon
Grafton St Johns Ladies Aid Meets at Krause Home
Twelve members and Rev A Schroeder gathered at Mr and Mrs Henry Krause home for an evening of business and bingo. Mrs John Keisler won first prize and Mrs Jack Buchholz second with Mrs A Jakel shy as consolation. Refreshments followed and the October meeting is planned at Mrs Arnold Buchholz's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton St Johns Ladies Aid
A Schroeder
Henry Krause
John Keisler
Jack Buchholz
A Jakelshy
Arnold Buchholz
Grafton Homemakers Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Grafton Homemakers Club met at Mrs Marie Fiedens home with 17 adults present. Mrs Flora Bernath led the session. Mrs Mairy Ryder resigned and Mrs W E Baker was named Sunshine treasurer. Members discussed cafe marble covering at Town Hall, window shades, and county home council reports. trips to the World’s Fair and Washington DC were noted. Upcoming October meeting at Town Hall with Mrs J A Knechtges in charge. Various local visits were reported from Niles O, Youngstown, Ravenna and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Homemakers Club
Marie Fiedens
Flora Bernath
Mairy Ryder
W E Baker
Sunshine Treasser
Town Hall
Cecil Johnson
J H Sheldon
County Home
Lively Political Fight In Avon
A lively municipal campaign unfolds in Avon with early reports showing candidates forming lines. The minor office race features Aloysius Bungart against William J Bommer while Theresa Wagner and Dorothy B Myers contend for treasurer. The council race is set to join the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Aloysius Bungart
William J Bommer
Theresa Wagner
Dorothy B Myers
Democrats Seek Court Action to Force Civil Service Referendum
In Columbus on September 6 Democrats moved to compel a November referendum on the Bricker administration civil service reform. A Common Pleas Court restrained Secretary Earll Griffith from enforcing the act. Arthur Limbach announced plans to seek a mandamus to require certification of petitions for county checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bricker
Secretary of
Earll Griffith
Arthur L Limbach
Common Pleas
Dana F Reynolds
Grifith
Limbach
Common Pleas Court
Secretary of State
Civil Service Commission
Griffith
Thomas J Herbert
Banditry at Height in Cincinnati
A bandit robbed Robert Lowe demanding 15 dollars but Lowe had only 12 dollars and a wristwatch worth 750 dollars. The robber forced Lowe to walk two blocks to his home and borrow 50 cents from his roommate while waiting in the vestibule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert Lowe
Lowe
Ten Run for Six Council Seats Names Listed
Thirteen candidates named for six city council vacancies include Joseph P Forthofer Charles E Kempf Stanley Wolfe Arnold Buck Aloysius Hassel J E Ack erman Aloysius Bruder Leslie Fitch Herbert Green Merle Hall Charles Klingshirn George R Nagel and A G Reigelsberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P Forthofer
Charles E Kempf
Stanley Wolfe
Arnold Buck
Aloysius Hassel J E Ackerman
Aloysius Bruder
Leslie Fitch
Herbert Green
Merle Hall
Charles Klingshirn
George R Nagel
A G Reigelsberger
Toledo housing boom lifts construction in early 1990
Construction activity in the first half of 1990 rose sharply by 224 percent in Toledo. The gain was driven partly by a rebound in the small home market as mortgage rates fell and single family dwellings remained scarce.
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Toledoo
Women protest dust on unpaved road in Williamstown NJ
Twenty five women living along an unpaved Williamstown NJ road protested to the township committee as dust from the street dirtied their homes and wash. The committee promised the borough fire truck would sprinkle the street daily with water. Mauretania now has only one automobile for every 6913 inhabitants.
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Williamstown
Mauretania
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Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Jule
Knights Templar
Jay Hastings
James Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Little Sorority
Carl Turne
West Ridge
Pythian Sisters
Manzelman
Woodland Avenue
Business and Professional Womens Club
Congo
Harris
Reed's
Beauty Parlor
Graystone Hotel
Cash and Carry Service
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Avenue Womens Guild
St Pius Church
U P
Pocahontas
Scroll Coal
Gran
Belden Grange
Ladies Aid
Homemakers Club
Dorothy Boag
Niles O
Leonard Jones
Earl Banks
William Holcomb
Albert Ufert
Ravenna
Shriver
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Pennington
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