Children Hear Stories At Lorain County Fair Exhibit
Lorain County Traveling Library will host a children story exhibit at the Lorain County Fair under the grandstand. Librarians from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain libraries will read while parents and children relax in chairs with a small book selection. Schedules show readings on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at multiple times, with the traveling library headquartered in Lorain Public Library and boasting 5000 books across 19 stations.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Fair
Mies Marion M. King
Clrents
Elyria
Obertin
Lorain
Birthday surprises and community gatherings headline local notes
A group of twenty four young people surprised Misa Alma Ackerman for her twenty first birthday at home with games gifts and refreshments. The evening featured attendees including Carol Boyd Emma Ackerman and multiple Ackerman family members. The piece also covers 4 H clubs planning an amateur radio program a farewell party for Ella Jane Harnish and a birthday party for Rosebud Keefer with games contests and gifts.
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Vincent
Misa Alma Ackerman
Carol Boyd
Emma Ackerman
Honoresa
Donna Mertz
Lucille Senning
Florence Herman
Katherine Kacazy
Neva Carrick
Wilma Pattenbrook
Ruth Lawrence
Clara Ackerman
Fran
M. E
Ella Jane Harnish
Kent
Ohio
Oo. B Rea
Chris Ackerman
Alma
Eleanor Cucu
John Harnish
Ella Jane
Bonita
Bonneybee
John
G. H. Stoughton
Claude Bowman
M. B. Copas
Audrey
Leroy Rhone
Merlin Monagan
John Gens
F. H. Lewis
Frankie Beese
Anne Tilden
Ella Tilden
Wiliam Eddy
Dora Eddy
William Hall
J. J. Cook
J. G. Morris
Rea
James Keefer
Rosebud
Ruth
Yvonne Dean
Donna May Hollis
Helen Malich
Eleanor Lewis
Martha
Theresa Adams
Kathryn
Mary Ellen Wilhelmy
Barbara Jean McMillan
Rosebui
Island in Sky tale tests idea of isolated world
Scientists Anthony and Andrews atop a Grand Canyon column report ordinary animal life on the Island in the Sky. They collected specimens that resemble mainland species except for three chipmunks with frosty stripes, deer horns, and signs of coyotes. They question how animals crossed the canyon and whether the plateau was truly isolated.
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Shiva ‘Temple
Grand Canyon
Ple
Wotan
Ariz
Harold E. Anthony
American Museum of Natural History
George Andrews
Anthony
Andrews
Mammland
Spiced Celery Recipe Wins Prize for Local Woman
Mrs J H Getz of North Ridgeville wins the dollar prize in the Chronicle Telegram recipe contest with Spiced Celery. The recipe combines celery tomatoes red pepper sugar vinegar salt mustard celery seed cloves cinnamon and allspice, then seals in pint jars. Other submissions include Delicious Pear Spread Peach Marmalade Cold Pack Pickles and Chunk Pickle with several readers noted.
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J. H. Getz
North Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Pickling and Relish Recipe Fragments From R M Nye
This compact card lists ingredients and rough methods for several canning items. It mentions vinegar sugar mustard seed salt and spices for pickles and fruit relish, plus corn salad ingredients and a basic cooking and canning outline. Names and addresses appear for attribution.
Rhubarb Marmalade Recipe Notice
A contemporaneous ad style excerpt lists ingredients and steps for rhubarb marmalade. It names Mrs. G. Flury of Columbia Station and Mrs. Wallace Bear of Wellington with directions to soak, cook until clear, and combine rhubarb, sugar, oranges, lemon, and walnut meats in a single hour preparation.
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Wallace Bear
Wellington
Pittsfield Community Notes Highlight Local PTA Roles
Mrs Roland Zimmerman joins the County Council executive board of the Parallel Teachers Association and as Wellington PTA president urges local parents to enroll. The Young People’s League met at Rev L P Juell’s Oberlin home and held a wiener roast. Norman McConnell attended a Youth Conference at Ohio State University as Lorain County Farm Bureau delegate. Wallace Bear visited the Carthace Fair near Cincinnati. J E Miller of Barberton visited the Zimmermans. Frank Saxton of Brook Park and Will White, the Zimmermans’ guest, returned home after ten days.
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AEWS
Pittsfield
Roland Zimmerman
Parelel Teachers’ Association
Wellington
Young People’s League
L. P. Juell
Oberlin
Norman McConnell
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Wallace Bear
Cincinnati
J. E. Miller
Barberton
Rolland Zimmerman
Frank Saxton
Brook Park
Lake Avenue NEWS NOTES
Lake Avenue notes report North Elyria Subordinate and Juvenile Granges meet at the Grange Hall Thursday at 8 pm. A Grange show Friday drew a large crowd. Local residents share weekend visits with relatives in Mt. Vernon Akron Columbus and Cleveland.
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Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Grange Hall
North Elyria Grange
Donald Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
J. E. Jackson
Henry Bislich
Cleveland
Mart Buckley
Katherine Hollis
Akron
Marines in Shanghai Lt Gen Beaumont commands Sixth Marines
Commanders and families noted in a local items column include Brig Gen John C. Beaumont in charge of Sixth United States Marines landed in Shanghai to bolster troops in the war zone. Nearby residents Fred from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Sharkey of Elyria visited the Bislich home, with other social notes of Stella Jackson, E F Croskey and Leonard families, and several Sunday visits.
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Acme
John C. Beaumont
United States Marines
Shanghai
Elyria Social Visitors List Farmhouse Guests
Mrs Mary Bockholz and Mr and Mrs Howard Behnke with son joined Sunday dinner at Harold Blake home in Elyria. Monday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Pat Martin and son Jack of Lorain at Henry Bislich home.
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Frank Behnke
Earl Reisinger
Columbus
Lver
D. J. Clapp
Edward Brehm
Kipton
Harold Starkey
Fred
Cleveland
Albert Sharkey
Elyria
Howard Croll
Lorain
Henry Bislich
F. A. Jackson
Pleasant Hills
Ilinois
J. B. Jackson
Henry Buckholz
Camden notes and school events shape local year
Camden Township P T A met at the school to plan committees and elect officers. The fall meeting is set for Tuesday Sept 21 with a new president to be elected. Camden High and Junior High boys won softball games 6-4 and 18-1, while 17-1 beat Henrietta. A teachers get together featured a hamburger gathering. Enrollment totals rose to 1 157 with highs of 57 and 100 in high and grades. Camden Woman's Club will meet Sept 30 with a covered dish supper. Everett Ousterhout visited From Bing hampton N Y and others attended poultry and local social events including Miss Myrtle Hurd visiting Thomas Lee family.
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Markley
Sewing Sallies
F. Y. Lewis
Gulf Road
Camden School
Camden Township P. T. A
R. Ostreem
Ethel Roth
Stanley Bowman
Camden High School
Henrietta
Brighton
Camden High Junior High
Everett Ousterhout
Binghampton
N. Y
C. C. Clawsson
Harald Nade
Ohio Poultry Improvement Meeting
Columbus
Myrtle Hurd
Oberlin
Thomas Lee
Airs
Harold Lang
Wellington
Flaise Davidson
Reta Searles
Leo Reynolds Hag
Indian River
Michigan
Birthstone List Approved by London Jewelers
After two years of conferences, British Jewelers Association approves a new birthstone list that aligns with the standard American set and the commonly used French list. The agreement consolidates cross border usage for jewelry and official references.
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Bihstone
London
British_ Jewelers
France
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