Mizpah Class Picnics at Westlake Park in Wellington
News from correspondents reports Mizpah Class of the Metho- dist Sunday School picnicked at Westlake Park Wellington on Thursday afternoon. Absent officers left Maggie Cowie acting president and Edith Knapp secretary. Devotional and business meeting followed by a wiener roast. Next meeting at Elizabeth Chamberlain home with salvation as roll call word.
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Westlake Park
Wellington
Maggie Cowie
Edith Knapp
Salvation
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Thirteen Members of Friendship Club Meet Friday Afternoon
Thirteen members of the girls Friendship Club met Friday afternoon at Esther Davidson home. Games were played including a ball game, a short business meeting was held and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendship Club
Esther Davidson
Woman Ends Blue Racer Snake in Garden After Surprise
Mrs Charles Baker killed a 55 inch blue racer snake in her flower garden behind her home on Friday. She found the creature reared to strike and used a hoe to sever its head, reporting a swift, decisive action in self protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
First Fall Homemakers Club meeting at Abbie Jewett home
Seventeen members three guests and several children attended a Friday Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs Abbie Jewetts home with a fine dinner and watermelon donated by Mrs FE E McClaflin An afternoon business session followed by visiting The next gathering will be a picnic at Weslake Park Wellington Other items note visits to Toledo to see gravely ill Mrs Grace Garrison a hospital operation on Mrs Joseph Toth and attendance at Wooster Fair including several local families Florence Davidson new job at Dumford Greenhouse Wellington and other social visits among Wooster area residents Rev H H Patrick delivered his first sermon of the conference year at the Methodist church with a large crowd and Mrs Retta Richards sang Open the Gates to the Temple with piano accompaniment by Mrs George Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Jewett
FE. E. McClaflin
Weslake Park
Wellington
Ralph Taylor
Florence Davidson
Stanley Storrow
Tolédo
Grace Garrison
Joseph Toth
Youngstown
L. J. Herman and Sons
Akron
J. A. Herman
Earl Eaton
Arthur Barnes
Forest Burdue
Henry Laughery
Charles Baker
Carlos Snyder
Dumford Greenhouse
Carl Bradford
Wooster
Rochester
Austin Ewell
Clarksfield
Clinton Wells
Cleveland
Arthur Jewett
Jimmy Michael
Jewett
Lloyd Handley
Anita
Elyria
Howard Crittenden
Sullivan
H. H. Patrick
Methodist Church
Patrick
Retta Richards
the Temple
George Davidson
Harold Biggs
Earl Biggs
Lakewood
R. O. Biggs
True Denham
Leonard Bradstock
Myer
Robert Eglin
J. B. Eglin
Virginia Leach
Memorial Hospital
Richard Leach
Burt Bibbéee
Millwood
Westoa
Dan Thomas
Charleston
West Virginia
Bushbee
Florence Squire
Squire
Robert Squire
Vermilion
Cedar Point
Blue Hole
Castalia
Ohio
Walter Hager
Frank Ryan
Lynn Myers
Ralph Dickason
Pennsylvania Central Air Lines
Ralph
Detroit
P. Keighley
Berlin Heights
Lee Minkler
E. E Minkler
Penfield
Dearborn
Michigan
Christian Endeavor
Warren Rollin
Arlene Sooy
Ben Clapp
la Grange
Curtis Braden
Ashland
Obituary notes from Columbia and nearby towns
Death notices from Bartow Florida to Columbia Ohio detail Ida Rpple Sheer and Mary Sumner funerals. Ida Sheer survived by Eli and children in Bartow and Cleveland. four sons left to attend. Mary Sumner, 82, former Columbia and Eaton resident, funeral in Berea with Rev Green. Attendees included J H Longbon and Miss Edith Longbon.
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Columbia
Ida Rpple Sheer
Bartow
Florida
Rollie Fitch
Eli Sheer
Cleveland
Mary Sumner
Berea
Green
Eaton
J. H Longbon
Edith Longbon
J. H. Bartter
Lawrence Burnett
Samuel Jackson of
LaPorte
Burnett
Mr. Burnett
Honard Boone
Vera Reisinger
Lorain
Weir Miller
John
Oftio
Miller
Wome
Omens Baptist Mission
William Weinenlay
LaGrange 4H Delegation Attends Ohio State Congress
Mrs. John H. Curtiss travels to Columbus to represent the LaGrange advisor at the 4H Club Congress. Three LaGrange Juvenile Farmers 4H members Harry Butler Starr Woodruff and Edwin Moulder attend the congress at Ohio State University from September 17 to 22.
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Lagrange
John H. Curtiss
Columbus
LaGrange Juvenile Farmers 4H Club
Harry Butler
Starr Woodruff
Edwin Moulder
Ohio State University
September meeting of Metho dist workers conference postponed
The September meeting of the Workers Conference of the Methodist church, postponed twice due to other activities, has been dispensed with entirely and the conference will be held in October.
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Workers Conference of the Methodist Church
PTA Dinner and Meetings Highlight Local Life
A bountiful cafeteria supper preceded a PTA session with Mrs Maynard Hanner in charge and Edward Haynes presiding for the first time. Mrs Lucille Rawson and Mrs Lola Wigert spoke, with upcoming state and county events planned. Families gathered for birthdays, moves, and visits as members and guests from Cleveland, Oberlin, Youngstown, and Columbus were noted.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Maynard Hanner
Edward Haynes
Lucille Rawson
Lola Wigert
Columbus
Grafton
Supreme Court
Weygandt
Penfield Clubs Schedule September Meetings
The United Society meets September 27 for an all day session with Mrs. Harvey Blough, including a covered dish dinner and officer elections. The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club gathers September 26 at Mrs. Howard Anderson’s home with Mrs. Andrews' mother, Mr. Frank Johnson, co-hostessing.
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Penfield
The
United Society
Harvey Blough
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Howard Anderson
Andrews
Frank Johnson
Freshman Initiation Held at Pey Field High School
The Freshman Initiation at Pey Field High School occurred Friday evening September 15 at the school house. Sixteen freshmen were initiated by the sophomores. Refreshments were served.
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Peyfield High School
First PTA meeting features new teacher introduction
The first Parent Teachers meeting of the school year convened Thursday evening with W H Myers presiding. Committee chairs were retained for another year including Mrs Clare Devereaux and Mrs Heath. New teacher Mass Rachel Sowash from Millersburg, Latin English and Home Economics, was introduced. A room contest to boost attendance was planned and the next meeting is set for Columbus Day October 12 with refreshments served.
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W. H. Myers
Clare Devereaux
Heath
Harley Smith
Kellogg
S. R. Zellars
Robert Eglin
Howard Andrews
Rachel Sowash
Millersburg
Lowash
Social notes from Wooster and surrounding areas
Sunday visitors from Cleveland and Lakewood called on R O Biggs and joined Wooster Fair attendees including True Denham Leonard Bradstock Myer Eglin and J B Eglin. Local visits span Elyria Berlin Heights Dearborn and Castalia with church events and a United Church Rally Day planned for October 1.
Ladies Host Wednesday Bridge Tea in Birmingham
Mrs J W Boss of Birmingham and a group including Mrs Ernest Lam vermyer Mrs Clifton McDowell Mrs J R Lees Mrs Otto Knoble Mrs Charles Cook and Mrs Earl Kendeigh gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Harry Myer s home for a bridge party. High score went to Mrs Lees with Mrs Boss receiving consolation. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Henrietta
J. W. Boss
Birmingham
Ernest Lamvermyer
Clifton McDowell
J R. Lees
Otto Knoble
Charles Cook
Earl Kendeigh
Harry Myer
Bridge
Lees
Boss
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Helen Bauman in Elyria Home
A Saturday afternoon shower for Helen Bauman bride-elect of Howard Gould featured corsages, garden flower garlands, and a gift display by Mrs. Robert Myer. Attendees from Henrietta included Mrs. John Bauman Ardith Ladrach and others. a salad course followed. Nearby couples and families hosted dinners and showers across the region, with multiple notes of social gatherings and engagements.
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Helen Bauman
Howard Gould
Robert Myer
Elyria
Henrietta
John Bauman
Ardith
Mary Ladrach
Paul Myer
Ernest Bauman
John Geissendoerfer
Harold Munn
Hillsdale
Michigan
Earl Munn
Alice
Idella
Vernon
Albert Reusser
Frank Kalble
Thomas Webber
Alliene McNeil
Florence
Paul Kelble
Devlin Heights
Jesse Portman
Donald Carol
Darren
A J Clemons
Ron Miamond
Bellevue
Claire Mollis
Rether Hauteen Walter
Willian Zapnock
Local social notes and Scout meeting summary
Mt Pleasant visitors and a long list of calls across Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns fill a busy weekend. Included are family and friend visits from Cleveland Kipton Lorain and Bedford with engagements at Linwood Park and the Markley Schoolhouse. The Markley Boy Scout Troop held dues. a possible hike was discussed but not decided.
Fire destroys large brooder house and turkeys at Clarksfield
Friday evening a large brooder house and several young turkeys were lost to fire at the Clarksfield property. Local residents report Mrs. Leitner as the owner and firefighters battled the blaze through dusk. No injuries recorded.
Ill Mrs Kathryn McMillan convalesces at son’s Lorain home
Mrs Kathryn McMillan, who has been very ill, is convalescing at the home of her son, Mr and Mrs Howard McMillan in Lorain. Sixth grade pupils from Markley School visited Elyria Dairies Inc on Tuesday morning. Mr Ingersoll guided the tour, explaining milk preparation for sale, with Mrs Plas accompanying the group.
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Kathryn McMillan
Howard McMillan
Lorain
Markley School
Elyria Dairies Inc
Ingersoll
Plas
Avon Churches Bid Fond Farewell To Rev Paul
About fifty people from the Avon Methodist church and the local M E church gathered Tuesday evening in the church parlors to send off Reverend T L Paul and his family. The farewell featured hymns and games such as Going To Jerusalem and Passing the Potato Masher, plus refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee. A monetary gift was given to Rev Paul from the group and from absentees as well. The gathering closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
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Avon Methodist Church
M. E. Church
T. L. Paul
Jerusalem
Paul
Twelfth annual Sullivan High School reunion held at the school
The twelfth annual class of 1923 reunion at Sullivan High School occurred on Sunday September 17 with twenty seven attendees. Guests included Zello Lucas Lodi Cecil Towslee and families Homerville Zacharias and daughters Lorain Leona Vines Akron Dot Rock Spencer Ashe and families Sullivan Drake and daughters Sullivan Officers elected for the coming year were President Cecil Towslee Vice President Joseph Ashe and Secretary-Treasurer Dot Rook.
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Sullivan
Sullivan High School
Zello Lucas
Lodi
Cecil Towslee
Donald
George
Homerville
Zacharias
Jacquline
Roberta
Lorain
Leona Vines
Akron
Dot Rock
Helen
Philip
James
Spencer
Joseph Ashe
Allen
David
Joe
Virginia Hyde
Donald Drake
Aileen
Kathleen
Judy Ann
Edgar
Dot Rook
Funeral Attendance Noted for Mrs Parker
Friends from Sullivan attended Mrs Parker's funeral Monday in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Parker were injured in an auto accident. Mr Parker was buried last week. Mrs Lillie Mead and Mrs Clara Kelsey from New London visited Mrs Dudley and family. Mr and Mrs Street and family moved from Mrs Pauley's house to property north of Shick's store. A division of the ladies aid of the Christian church met Wednesday with Mrs Nettie Sprague. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith moved into Harry Clark's house vacated by Nora Barone.
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Sullivan
Parker
Oberlin
La Porte Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs Thad Robson
Carlisle group 1 of La Porte Ladies Aid with chairman Mrs Thad Robson were entertained in the social room of La Porte Methodist church. Doris Todd spoke on Aid to Dependent Children. Post event flowers and refreshments followed with hostesses Mary Miller Belle Barlow and Lydia Squires named.
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Carlisle
la Porte Ladies Aid
Thad Robson
la Porte
May Robson
Robson Road
Valley City social notes shift to California and local visits
Miss Billy Bennett left Wednesday for California to visit relatives. Clifton Arick returned to Cleveland to attend Fenn College. Friends of Mr and Mrs Lao Schaefer gathered at Lester's barn for an old fashioned bel ling Friday evening. Fred Feuchter spent Friday at his brother William Feuchter's home in Lakewood.
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Valley City
Billy Bennett
California
Clifton Arick
Cleveland
Fenn College
Lao Schaefer
Lester
Fred Feuchter
William Feuchter
Lakewood
Stoskopf and Miss Zoschnick Wed at Emmanuel Church
George Stoskopf and Miss Emma Zoschnick were married Sunday at 4 PM in Emmanuel Evangelical Reframed church with Rev. Wilmer Grunwald officiating. Only witnesses were the groom’s mother and the pastor’s wife. A reception for 20 followed at Mrs Amos Stoskopf’s home. The couple will reside with Mrs Stoskopf after a trip to the World’s Fair and Niagara Falls.
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George Stoskopf
Emma Zoschnick
Emmanuel Evangelical Reframed
Wilmer Grunwald
Amos Stoskopf
New York
Niagara Falls
4-H Club Congress Attendees in Columbus This Week
Mrs Hulda Bayer and Elsie Feuchter attend the 4-H Club Congress in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter and daughter Elsie spent Saturday in Cleveland for the wedding reception of Mr and Mrs R Spooner. A reception honored Roger Wood and Miss Es ie Beane at Miss Meta Weidner s home. About BW friends and relatives attended. Mrs Mary Mentzel attended Mrs Emma Grimm s funeral in Northfield. Mrs Grimm was mother to Harry Grimm formerly of Valley City.
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Hulda Bayer
Elsie Feuchter
Columbus
Ralph Feuchter
Elsie
Cleveland
R. Spooner
Meta Weidner
Esie Beane
Roger Wood
Mary Mentzel
Emma Grimm
Northfield
Cleveland Visitors And Bridge Party Highlights
Mrs William Grabenstetter j visits Cleveland at daughter Mrs Ray Frisk’s home. Mrs Ed Steyer spends time with sister Miss Mary Morasky of Cleveland, who was hurt in a prior automobile accident. Mr and Mrs Virgil Crouthers of Cleveland weekended with Mr and Mrs Ray Spieth. Mrs Ralph Feuchter hosted a Friday bridge with Miss Ella Yost, Miss Helen Stoskopff and Mrs Vincent Derek assisting. High scores were posted by Miss Helen Stoskopf, Miss Maude Hauck and Mrs Harry Bauer.
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William Grabenstetter J
Cleveland
Ray Frisk
Ed. Steyer
Mary Morasky
Virgil Crouthers
Ray Spieth
Ralph Feuchter
Bridge
Ella Yost
Helen Stoskopff
Vincent Derek
First P T A Meeting Opens Season With New Officers
The season's first P T A meeting was held Thursday evening with Mrs Ralph Feuchter presiding as president. New officers include vice president Mrs Carl Hauck secretary Miss Rose Grabenstetter and treasurer Rev Grunwald. The program featured readings violin pieces by Mr Davis and a reading by 6th grade teacher Mrs Bixler. New teachers introduced include Miss Hadfield Billy Wolfe Prosenjak Alice Millen Mrs Lizotte Joan Arick and Tommy Wolfe. A lunch followed and Ms Hulda Bayer was named October meeting chair.
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P-T. A
Ralph Feuchter
Carl Hauck
Rose Grabenstetter
Grunwald
Relock
America
Janice Arick
Davis
Bixler
Betty Bernard
Miss Hadfield
Billy Wolfe
Prosenjak
Alice Millen
Lizotte
Joan Arick
Tommy Wolfe
Miss Abbott
Hulda Bayer
Local Social and School News From Parma and Area
Mr and Mrs Ted Mack and children of Parma hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Sam Mack. Frank Weidner visited John Schaefer of Rittman. Liverpool High School opened its first baseball practice under Coach Prosenjak. Helen Arnold works at A I Root Company in Medina. Mrs Mary Tuczinski was hospitalized at Elyria Memorial. Garden Club elected officers for the year: President Mrs George Wolfe, Vice President Mrs Clarence Arnold, Secretary Treasurer Mrs A L Mellen, Exec Committee Chair Mrs H W Rodock.
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Ted Mack
Parma
Sam Mack
Frank Weidner
John Schaefer
Rittman
Liverpool
Prosenjak
Helen Arnold
A. I. Root Company
Medin
Mary Tuczinski
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Garden Club
William Louis
George Wolfe
Clarence Arnold
A. L. Mellen
H. W. Rodock
Local Visits and Fair Appointments Across Regions
Mr and Mrs Ray Trenchard of Grafton visited the Morlocks Sunday evening. A D Crocker displays stock at the Dover Fair and plans Carrollton Fair next week. Grandson Donald Crocker attended Cadiz Fair last week with Louis Odor joining this week. Robert Van Arndale leaves for Philadelphia to begin his junior year at the State University. Callers at Mrs Roba Stinchcomb include Mr and Mrs John Worcester and family from Fields, Mr and Mrs Leverett Stinchcomb of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Edward Stinchcomb of Lakewood. Esther Truelson returns from a weeks visit elsewhere.
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Ray Trenchard
Grafton
Hubert Morlock
A. D. Crocker
Dover Fair
Carrollton Fair
Donald Crocker
Cadiz Fair
Louis Odor
Robert van Arndale
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
The
State University
Roba Stinchcomb
John Worcester
Fields
Leverett Stinchcomb
Cleveland
Edward Stinchcomb
Lakewood
Esther Truelson
Death notice for Dick Chepmen in Elyrne area
Sunday morning reports the sudden death of Dick Chepmen. Mrs Minnie Chepmen, who spent the summer at the Hedges, has returned to Elyrne and resides at No 31 Colonial Avenue with Miss Brooke.
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Minnie Chepmen
Hee
Elyrne
Colonial
Miss Brooke
Relatives Attend Woodbury Reunion and Nearby Visits
Pennsylvania relatives gather with the Woodbury family at Ashland Park for a reunion on Sunday. Numerous Ohio and Elyria families visit, dine, or spend weekends with kin in Ridgeville, Cleveland, Berea, and Elyria, while illnesses prompt travels and hospital updates.
Nova School Organizes Classes and Student Officers
Nova School enters its second week with grades one through twelve listed under assigned teachers. 195 students enrolled. Grade officers include seventh and eighth grades President Harold Biddinger and others. eighth grade President Edith Clawson. ninth grade leaders Muldred Philips and Elvin Moody. tenth grade leaders Therman Moody and Fern Claus. eleventh grade leaders William Rock and William Frazier. twelfth grade leaders Ned Crumrine and Robert Phillips.
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Nova—School
Folowing
Virginia Mickey
Levina Shaw
Mary Obrecht
Elsie Rickenbrod
Mabel Dierdorf
Marilyn Brown
H. W. Graham
W. L. Rance
J. R. Steiger
Harold Biddinger
Donald Brockway
Clarence McClellan
Edith Clawson
Harold MceBride
John Fishpan
Muldred Philips
Elvin Moody
Beulah Doll
Pauline Curry
Therman Moody
Fern Claus
Thelma Painter
William Rock
William Frazier
Markc McMillan
Jean Rickenbrod
Ned Crumrine
Robert Philips
Dane Crumrine
Illa Andrews
Social Workers Club September meeting at Mrs Morris home
The Social Workers Club met at host Mrs Helen Morris's home on a Wednesday in September for a dinner and routine business. Seven Research Club members attended Mrs Herma Shearer hosted the meeting, followed by visiting. The Ever Ready Club had a wiener roast at the Andrews home with outdoor games in the lit front yard.
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Social Workers Club
Helen Morris
Herma Shearer
Andrews
Methodist Church Board Meets At Hughes Home In Columbia
A social and business gathering of Columbia Methodist church officials was hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes last Monday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hales, H C. Bartter, Burton Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morlock, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jasper, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hales, Harold Hursh, Mrs. Leo Martin, Roland Martin, and Herman Leach.
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Columbia
Methodist Church
Thomas Hughes
C. F. Hales
H C. Bartter
Burton Hales
Hubert Morlock
Jay Jasper
Burl Martin
Frank Hales
Harold Hursh
Leo Martin
Roland Martin
Herman Leach
Pine Rebekah Sewing Society Hosts Autumn Gathering
Mrs. Caro lyn Jerome welcomed Pine Rebekah Sewing Society at her Lakewood home on September 14 with assistants Mrs. Nina Morse and Mrs. Mary Zulah. Plans were set for the annual chicken supper October 26 at the I O O F hall Dover Center.
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North Olmsted
Carolyn Jerome
Pine Rebekah Sewing Society
Lakewood
Nina Morse
Mary Zulah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dover Center
Kouples Klub hosts house warming for Cook couple
The Kouples Klub committee held a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook at their new Dewey road home on Wednesday night, September 18. The group presented a decorative lamp and elected new officers: Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bidwell, Secretaries Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Pape, Treasurers Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henniger. A dance was planned for October 10 at the Coe building.
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Kouples Klub
Harold Cook
Dewey Road
Irwin Bidwell
Elsworth Pape
Oscar Henniger
Coe
Study Club to Resume Meetings at Mrs Berger Home
Mrs. A RR Berger of Butternut Ridge road will host the Tuesday Study Club on September 26 as regular meetings resume. Assisting hostesses are Mrs W H Clark and Mrs L E Hayes. A travel talk will be given by Mrs Mason Elliott.
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A RR. Berger
Butternut Ridge Road
W. H. Clark
L. E. Hayes
Mason Elliott
Meetings at Lula Limpert Home Invite Local Attendees
Weekly gatherings hosted at Mrs. Lula Limpert's Lorain Road residence every Tuesday at 2 PM invite all interested participants to attend.
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Lula Limpert
Lorain Road
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Ohio
Mr and Mrs Walter Decker and daughter Carol and Philip Decker spent Sunday at Lakeside Ohio. Mrs Ellen Yesberger visits West Park at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Rider. Mr and Mrs William Morrison stayed with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs E A Paine in Lakewood. Herman Buehl and a Florida friend called on Mr and Mrs Adam Detzel. Mr and Mrs Louis Decker visited Bucyrus. Mrs Herman Howe of Crossville TL spent the weekend with Mrs Catherine Hinde Burns road. Mr and Mrs Floyd Wood moved to Ridgeville and Mr Wood left for Florida for about six weeks. Mr and Mrs Robert Risk and son of Tiffin visited Mrs O A Risk on Lorain road.
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Henry Covill
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Bainbridge
la Grange
James Lamberton
Elizabeth Page
Elyria
C. H. Currier
G. C. Becker
Genenabell
W. D. Whitney
Andrew Culbe
Bedford
Orlo Coven
Reuben Miller
Hulda Miller
Brownhelm
John Bauman Jr
Oscar Zurcher
Neil
Zurcher
Naomi Kothe
Kent
Kent University
Arthur Gegenheimmer
Naomi
Juanita
Elyra
Lena Gegenheimer
Bert Knapp
Mary
Wellington
John Bauman
Henrietta Hil
Evan Coates
Harold Coates
Barry Webber
Oberlin
W. S. Wiggins
Russell Flood
Ray Brown
Charles Date
Ruth
Herman Bishop
Jenne Road
Barbara Angersbach
Roy
Walter
Angersbach
Linwood Park
Leo Kimmel
Carol
Anna Wytten
Arthur Hess
Fred Bauman
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Walter Walker
Nancy Oliver
Ira Kiplinger
Kipton
Theodore Ries
George Hahn
Russia Township
Wallace Court
Ed Rothe
Lewis
John Koepke
Obitts
Grafton
Ernie Bucks
Alice Bucks
Kate Weidman
Milton Parrish
June
Jesse Portman
Homer Cox
Walter Decker
Philip Decker
Lakeside
Ohio
Ellen Yesberger
Harry Rider
West Park
William Morrison
E. A. Paine
Lakewood
Herman Buehl
Sebring
Florida
Adam Detzel
Louis Decker
Bucyrus
Herman Howe
Crossville
Catherine Hinde
Burns Road
Floyd Wood
Ridgeville
Wood
Robert Risk
Tiffin
Risk
O. A. Risk
Lorain Road
Dover Triumphs in Suburban League Final at North Olmsted Park
Dover defeated Gunselman’s Cafe 11 to 3 on Sunday, September 17 at North Olmsted Park to clinch the Suburban League championship.
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Dover
Gunselman
North Olmsted Park
North Olmsted Grange to Meet September 27 at Town Hall
The next regular meeting of the North Olmsted Grange will be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday September 27 at 8 30 P M The gathering invites members to attend and discuss upcoming activities and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted Grange
Local Club Sets Monthly Meetings And Rally Day Plans
John Leach, Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman and Vernon Busch attend a monthly meeting. Next gathering to be at Burl Martins home in late October. Methodist church hosts Home Coming and Rally Day on October 8 with morning services, Sunday school, luncheon, talks by out of town speakers.
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John Leach
Ralph Linderman
Vernon Busch
Burl Martin
Hughes
Burgoyne
Methodist Church
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Jennie van Arsdale
Richard van Arsdale
Jimmie
Methodist News
Seekam Lodge
Unity Club
Grange
Jesse Glass
Brecksville
P. J. Hursh
Fayette, O
A. D. Carpenter
H. W. Carpenter
Stella Squire
Mayme Law Favor
Lane
Andrew Korka
Elyrie Bied
Ferguson
Ford Tractor Ferguson
Ford Tractor
J. R. Dail
Ford Dealer
Elyria, Ohio
Franklin WM. Jones Weingten
C. B. Finlay
Lou Ball Lereta
Enry G. Klzrmund
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!