King George Wears Tartan at Balmoral
King George and his sons wear the Queen Victoria tartan at public functions in Scotland. The tartan honors Queen Victoria and is worn on formal occasions. Pipers salute the king each morning between 7:30 and 8. The king wears kilts but is not seen blowing bagpipes. the Prince of Wales plays pipes at Oxford nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Scotland
George
Inverness
Prince of Wiles
Oxford University
New Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Birth
New Oberlin residents report summer travels and relatives visiting from Cleveland Toledo Elyria and Birmingham. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Brackley at Memorial Hospital Elvira weighing nine and a half pounds. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Harley Telford and Claude Woolridge, traveled to Milan Grat ton and Berlin Heights while others hosted relatives from Cleveland and Elyria. Local Grangers prepared for the Lorain County Fair as Dion and Webber visited Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Andrew Laurie
Jimmy
New Jersey
Lucile Emerich
Cleveland
John Emerich
Corrine Steinman
Toledo
Chris Justin
Nick Webber
Gi. H. Dion
Birmingham
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Chas
Pomroy
Elyria
R. E. Heath
John
Brarkley
Memorial Hospital
Elvvra
Hhe
Fred Wolf
Sheffield
Frank J. Schurtz
Brown
Clarence Boose
Harley Telford
Milan
Guy Chanypney
Claude Woolridee
Mtns
Meinda Lowe
Sullivan
Wer
Mickian
Auecond
Tes
Francis Woonlridge
Laretty Yourglas
Amberat
Henry Schultz
Michael Smith
Geo
Frank Emerich
Jeo Smith
Gilly
Anna Emerich
Elmer Brown
Harles Telford
Nell Amy
Clyde Osborne
Virginia
Gratton
Dinn
Arthur Mon
LaGrange
Mitty
Cathrine Kimbly Jeff
Petron
John Brackley
Berlin Heights
Jacob J. Schmite
Lincoln Kelley
Henrietta
Gormly
G. H. Dion
Henry Will
Grangers
Lorain County Fair
Geo. H. Dion
Knights of St John Enjoy Island Boat Ride
Avon reports a Knights of St John family outing by boat from Lorain to Kelleys Island and Put-in-Bay last Sunday. Local residents visited relatives, attended church events, and took Sunday trips to Blue Hole, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, with multiple families noted in social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Knights of St. John
Lorain
Kelley's Island
Put-in-Bay
Lewis Bennett
Eugene Hubbard
Lakeside
M. E
Ira Gough
Columbiana
John Knipper
Herbert Knipper
Dover
John Terveen
John Roller
Fra Gough
Local students and relatives among week’s visits and moves
Miss Bertha Hubbard enters White Cross Beauty School in Cleveland. Irene Gough discharged from St Joseph’s hospital. Mixsey Marie and Jessie Mittelstead head to Bowling Green Normal School. James Davidson enrolled at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. Cleveland visitors and Cleveland Heights families visit Fairport and Castalia. Oberlin Freshman entries and returnees from Oberlin College. Several weddings and family gatherings noted among residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hubbard
White Cross
Cleveland
Irene Gough
St. Joseph's Hospital Monay
Mixsey Marie
Jessie Mittelstead
Bowling Green
Normal School
Allen DeaRusny
Cleveland Haights
Clara de Ruapsy
James Davidson
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Will Fisher
Louw Knight
Kenneth
Fairport
Pearl Wilford
Ruth Dechant
Arthur Theisen
St. James Church
Lakewood
Louise Covelle
Melvin Radinse
Bernard Ackerman
Detroit
Sue Jameson
Clarence Krebs
Chas. Wearsch
J. J. Weller
Ed Klingshire
Lawrence Herkel
Rosemary
Wilson Jameson
Doris
Mary Brooks
Castalia
Rowe Schwinn
Glen Barr
Oberlin
Martin Smith
Evelyn Smith
Oberlin College
B. Brady
Mary
Katherine
Nancy
Cleveland Heights
Martin Schuster
Murray Ridge
Apent Sund
Joseph Kinzel
North Olmsted Personal Notes and Visits
North Olmsted society page lists guests visiting Lewry Lambs including George Lamb Stratford Canada and Currie Lamb Lakewood, with relatives from Michigan and Lorain. It notes residents moving homes to Cleveland and Wyandotte areas, visits by local families, a Lakewood Heheka picnic, and two early PTA meetings at Butternut High and Coe High with Supt Mayas speaking on Our School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Lewry Lamb
George Lamb
Stratford
Canada
Titton Humphres
Ketter
Michigan
Maylien
Ghia
Engoyrd
Curt Arnold
Butternu
Ridge Rd
Rene Stokes
Cookrowd Ja
Berea Community Hospital
Baumgart
Eltu Road
Cleveland
Beach
New York
Hustasia
Wyath Street
Ulu
Melvin Elton
Elton Avenue
Avert Brehm
Mastivh Road
Ella Moore
Smith
Avon
A. Wershing
Munchingtoun
Lakewood Heheka
Tome of ‘Ira
Princess Gantimarort
J. Mergill
Paines Yitle
Jack Elyea
Charucn
Lee Hungerford
Port
Grange Meeting Highlights At Berea Fair Preparations
At the last North Olmsted Grange session the first and second degrees were exemplified by the ladies drill team. County agent Ward Parm gave an insightful address with exhibition photos. Jack Eldridge performed selections on the corner as committees prepare for the annual Grange Exhibit at Berea fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted Grange
Ward
Parm
Jack Eldridge
Berea
North Olmsted Universalist Church Announces Children Talk Plan
In North Olmsted the Universalist church introduces a monthly five minute sermon for children by Rev. Lewis R. Lowry on the first Sunday. Attendance at Sunday school has risen and a pew class for young ladies is planned for October. A men’s club meeting is set for October 6 at Parish House with Rev. Dr. Roger F. Etz as guest. church ladies to host a free supper. Local candidates for village offices are listed, including Mayor Charles Alden Seltzer and Clerk E. M. Christman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
North Olmsted
Universalist Church
Lewis R. Lowry
Roger F. Etz
Universalist
United States
Canada
Local Officers and Board Members List Names and Roles
A fragment lists candidates and offices including justice of the peace constable and board of education with several names such as F. D. Rice H. V. Bardwell J. G. Iyongldson George B. Oldham Eddie G. Hixson and Benjamin F. Salisbury. The text appears as an unfinished election slate with multiple positions and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. K. Bidwell
W. ¥. Rock
C. Wersning
Fred Koelewyn
William J. Jones
L. F. Decker
J. H. Schindler
Ora H. Johnston
Ralph Biddulph
F. D. Rice
H. V. Bardwell
Constable
James G. Lyongldson
Board of Education
George B. Oldham
Eddie G. Hixson
Benjamin F. Salisbury
Amherst PTA Holds First Meeting of the Season
The Amherst Parent Teacher Association opened its season in the school auditorium with Mrs. Helen Baker presiding. Reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer as committees were named for wars and means, membership, and publicity. The group agreed to supply magazines to the school and fund playground improvements, and donated 225 to the Athletic Association. An autumn program by the Song Weavers of Lorain with Timothy Jones singing was planned for Friday evening, October, with light refreshments served to about 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. T. A. Solth Amherst
Parent Teacher Association
Helen Baker
Wars and Means
Robert Allsop
Victor Schnaak
Richart
Gleason
Clifford Pierce
H. E. Dulmage
Paul Mori
John Schaub
H. E. Moore
Lewis Merchant
Isaac Slack
Belle Brockeleker
Mil Ruth
John Thompson
Jacob Kolb
Lewia Grills
L. T. Davis
F. 8. Tite
Mr. Splete
Clarance Brush
Dass
Litzenberg
Middle Ridge Notes and Grange Meeting Report
Mrs Cora DeChamps of Forest Hill visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst. North Elyria Grange hosts Candle Light Service with program by Hickory Tree Grange led by W E Schultheiss. Pauline Croaby Marian Knittle Theodore Alexander and others perform. Rev F A Mastman recounts Canada trip. Refreshments served. Pauline Kolbe of Huntington visits the Kolbe family. Elyria area visitors and former Middle Ridge residents Foskett family seen about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Cora DeChamps
Forest
Hill
Ward Tolhurst
Grange
Katherine Kolbe
Oliver
Marion
Stella Hecock
North Elyria
North Woods
Canada
Mias
Pauline Kolbe
Huntington
Henry Kolbe
Mary Walker
Howard
Amherst
Harwood Lerach
Elyria
Bechtel
Eugene Foskett
Maynard Foskett
Lloyd Foskett
Foskett
Amherst Study Club Opens Autumn Session at Mrs Ludwig Home
Amherst Study Club members gathered at Mrs J H Ludwigs residence for the first autumn meeting. Sixteen members answered roll call with Vacation Memories. Mrs J Rilletten presented a paper on Parliamentary Law. Mrs F R Powers read a Joyce Kilmer poem Home With Somebody in It. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs M Kendeigh of South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Amherst
J. H. Ludwig
J.rilletten
F. R. Powers
Joyce Kilmer
Sobvody
M. €. Kendeigh
South Amherst
Oberlin Road Continues Discussion on Disarmament
Sept 19 Oberlin notes show Miss Susan Hinman leading disarmament talks in both men’s and women’s classes at Sunday school with ninety seven present. Evening Young People Society at Ely Methodist drew about twenty youths. ladies plan an all day meeting Thursday to finalize sale and supper details. Birthday party for Miss Margaret Varga hosted by friends including Helen Frank and Metta Clark with games and lunch. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Melko in Wellington and many Oberlin and Elyria residents visiting or hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
Nhat
Young Peoples Society
Methodist
Ely
Margaret Varga
Helen Frank
Cleveland
Metta Clark
Gertrude
Dorotha Hobbs
Katherine Merks
Helen Hall
Rose Steinbinder
Shirley Napp
Helen Kern
Margaret
Wilber Ives
Harry. Melko
Wellington
Charles Jones
May Wood
S. Hutchinson
Alice Bishop
North Fairfield
H. McGragor
George Hallauer
Oxford
Florida
J. R. Worcester
John Bauman, Sr
John Bauman, Jr
John van Haverly
Mable Wallace
Elyria
Louise Wallace
Charles Terrell
Arthur Wood
Spencer
S. §. Hutchinson
Williams
Ashland
Harry Micks
Oreville Hodsking
Lorain
Murray Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Murray Ridge Sept 19. Mr and Mrs Alfred Derek stayed overnight with Mrs Clayton Barrick in Berea. Mr and Mrs John Ronez and family visited friends in Amherst Sunday. Miss Winifred Decker of LoTAIN spent the weekend with her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Alfred Derek
Clayton Barrick
Berea
John Ronez
Amherst
Mian Winifred Decker
Lo Tain
Local families attend Elyria and Avon gatherings
Mr and Mrs Fred Deck er and families from Elyria visited Mr and Mrs BE Eppley on Saturday. A J Derek stayed with J Watsons and family in Elyria. Vincent Nugent of Akron visits sister Mrs Anne Eppley for a week. Nettie Eldred and sons attended the Lorain County Fair. School dismissed early for the fair. Vincent Nugent and Erwin Eppley visited H F Chambers on River road. Martin Schuster family and Kinzel host Sunday dinner in Avon. Nugent and Edward Welch visited C Bischoff in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Meyers
Joyce
A. Beese
Elyria
BE. W. Eppley
A. J. Derek
J. Watson
Vincent Nugent
Akron
Anne Eppley
Nettie Eldred
Lorain County
Erwin Eppley
H. F. Chambers
River Road
Martin Schuster
Donald
Ralph
Dorothy
Joseph Kinzel
Avon
Edward Welch
C. Bischoff
Local Eaton Notes of Visits and a School PTA Meeting
Last week residents from Eaton and nearby towns visited friends in Gberlin Pittsfield and Cleveland. A Monday accident involved Mr and Mrs Irving Babbitt and Mrs Babbitt was injured while Mr Babbitt escaped unscathed. The first PTA meeting of the school year was held September 14 with community leaders named to committees and plans to improve member counts discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNC
Charles Ossing
Irving Babbitt
Cleveland
Social Visits and Local News From Oberlin and Elyria
Mrs Christopher E Ott and family visited Burton Ross in East Cleveland while Katherine, a former Elyria High School classmate, attended. Mr and Mrs H L Tite and sons Wayne and Dean stayed with Forest Wortham in Oberlin. Charles Smith recovers from a gastric attack. Lorain County Fair closed school for families to attend. Weekly guests included Mr and Mrs W H Schultz and Mr and Mrs C W Fraley with Evelyn Weekly from Cleveland. Schultz traveled again and stayed overnight. William Weekly and family bought a 60 acre Oberlin farm. Leroy Shirkey hosted guests including the latter's parents. William Rice of Milwaukee visited Ear Weekly, who was out due to a long cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher E. Ott
Katherine
East Cleveland
Burton Ross
Virginia Ross
Elyria High School
H. L. Tite
Wayne and
Dean
Forest Wortham
Oberlin
Charles Smith
Leroy Shirkey
William Rice
Milwaukee
Wis
Ear Weekly
New London Methodist Pastor Reappointed After Conference
At the Northeast Ohio Conference in Lakeside Rev. W. B. Robinson 500 is named pastor of New London First Methodist Church. He will lead Sunday School at 9 45 preaching at 11 10 and Epworth League at 6 30 PM. He was also appointed to the General Conference next May. Mrs Christine Giles Bingham will lead the choir with her husband the late Ralph Bingham. Choir officers were elected and Harvest Festival plans set for Sunday September 20 with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Northeast Ohio
M. E. Church
Lakeside
W. B. Robin
Emily Triplet
Jeanetta Culbertson
Guy Barrett
Geo Parnell
Huron County Christian Endeavor to Host Sunday Meet
At a recent committees meeting plans were formed for entertaining the Huron County Christian Endeavor Societies, meeting in this church on Sunday October 11. The full committee list is not yet complete but aims to make the gathering one of the best ever held. Rev Husung sets Sunday services: Sunday School 9:45, preaching 11:00, Christian Endeavor 6:30. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Fr Raymond Atkins, resident pastor, announces services to be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Christian Endeavor Societies
Husung
Christian Endeavor
Our Lady OF Lourdes Satholig Church
Raymond Atkins
Local Church Notes and Pastoral Visit Highlights
Sunday services include a 11 00 sermon from the Book of Ruth by Rev Kettenring and Sunday School at 9 45. Miss Pearl Maten, former African Missionary now Pastor's Assistant at Cleveland's Gospel Mission, will speak at the church Sunday evening and will lead a Bible teaching school for interested residents. Mrs Jenerose O Hara returns from Cleveland’s Notre Dame College for final year. W A G Class elects officers Miss Orile Neal president Marie Triplettes Dorothy Mann secretary Gwynetta Morse treasurer. Rev C Raymond Atkins brings Catholic parish experience to Our Lady of Lauriles. W R C Thimble Club meets Sept 24 at Mrs Messenger's home to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John O'Hara
Jenerose
Cleveland
Miss O'Hara
Notre Dame College
Paul Messenger
W. B. Messenger
M. BE
Mary Messenger
Orile Neal
Marie Triplettiies
Dorothy Mann
Gwynetta Morse
C. Raymond Atkins
Our Lady of Lauriles Catholic Church
New London
St. Ross’s of Lima
St. Peter's
Mansfield
Toledo
W. R. C. Thimble Club
Brookside PTA Holds First Meeting of Term in School Auditorium
Sheffield briefs report the Brookside Parent-Teacher Association meeting opening with president Mrs. Manchester. Secretary Virginia Thomas resigns. Mrs. Harry Gang elected to succeed. Membership drive chaired by Mrs. Engleman. program coordinators named. Ruth Miller spoke on Europe trip. lunch and social hour followed. high school magazine drive underway with Army and Navy captains leading teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside P. T. A
Brookside Parent- Teachers Association
W. H. Manchester
Virginia Thomas
Harry Gang
Thomas
Cleveland
O. J. Engleman
J. A. McConthe
Simma
Ruth Miller
Europe
Local neighbors rally behind John Hiden for Sheffield Lake Village
John Hiden urged friends in the area Monday as he seeks the Merc hall candidacy for Sheffield Lake Village in the November election. Many locals plan for Elyria fair attendance this week. Schools will close Thursday so children may attend. The county extension service announces fall projects beginning with Feeding the Family under Miss Alice Bird, Lorain county’s lady extension agent. Mrs. H C Chambers visits Cleveland amid her brother in law’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hiden
Mr Kiden
Merchall
Sheffield Lake Village
County Extension Service
Alice Bird
Lorain County
H. C. Chambers
Cleveland
Surprise Party Honors Ruth Family in Elyria
In Elyria a surprise joint birthday party was given for Mrs. Henry Ruth Sr. and young Joanne Ryan at the home of Mrs. Elmer Ryan. Guests included Mrs. Martin Ruth Mrs. John Schaub Mrs. Lodi Gibson Mrs. John Cro Mrs. John Wiegand Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fridenstine Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Park Myers Theodore Ruth Harold Ruth Calvin Ruth and other friends who brought gifts and enjoyed singing conversation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Henry Ruth, Sr
Joanne Ryan
Elmer Ryan
Elyria
Martin Ruth
John Schaub
Lodi Gibson
John Cro
John Wiegand
Henry Fridenstine
Arthur Ruth
Park Myers
Theodore
Harold Ruth
Calvin Ruth
Grand jury hearing in Elyria over Motish tree destruction case
Witnesses Mr and Mrs Lodi Ruth Mrs David Barnhart and Otto J Ruth testified before the grand jury on Tuesday in Elyria regarding Joe Motish accused of destroying trees at Lodi Ruths home. Local pupils enjoyed an all day school vacation to attend the Elyria fair. Mrs H E Moore and Mrs C J Ruth visited Cleveland. Mrs Carl Gibson of Elyria visited Mrs Henry J Kath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Ruth
David Barnhart
Otto J. Ruth
Joe Motish
Elyria
Motish
Pulips
H. BE. Moore
C. J. Ruth
Cleveland
Carl Gibson
Henry J. Katb
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George Bungle
Lou
Issu
Gyp
Gert
Russia
Josephine
Ort
King George
Tartan
Butternut Parent-Teachers Association
Supt. Mayas
Coe Parent-Teachers Association
E. G. Sixgon
Charles Alden Seltzer
E. M. Christman
Nelson A. Eliott
G. H. Christman
Emmet F. Dobdins
Alx
Awd
Thamas Winson
Willigin Allsnp
Ladies Aid Society
Garfield H Marris
Joting Evangelical
Key
CL BE. Schmidt
James Lion
Sumlay
FR. J. Basiman
Dora Atkinson
David Hansford
San Joe
Missouri
Willian Emery
Tolhurst
N. W. Bechtel
Oliver Kolbe
G. H. Schmitkens
David
Thomas Hoya
Amherst Hospital
Clifford
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Donald Ludwig
Wooster
Wooster College
Edward Knapp
Alfred
William Bechtel
Marian Steele
Hazel Ruch
Mary-Martha
Amherst Congregational Church
Helen
Minnie Sabiers
Mrs
Fred Decker
Joseph Rumpler
Walter Rogers
James
Will Rogers
Ralph Henrie
William Henrie
Mary Bower
Frank Shuster
Shusters
Rey Howard
Columbia
William Hennie
Bernard Cowley
Alva Diedrich
Ridgeville
Louisa Biermacher
E. F. Mack
Congregational Church
LeRoy Fridenstine
William Fridenstine
Carlisle
Earle Johnson
Greenup
Raymond Dunfee
Army
Navy
Virden Maddock
Johnny Owens
Western Reserve Finance
Ohio Public Service Company
Onto Pustic Service
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