Lindbergh Story Highlights Nurse Recall and Personal Charge
Charles Jr. sick with a cold. Colonel Lindbergh cancels a New York university engagement. Mrs. Lindbergh plans no trip to Englewood and calls nurse Betty Gow to return to Hopewell. Colonel Lindbergh assumes personal charge of the search amid nationwide police mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Jr
New York University
Lindbergh
America
Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Hopewell
Charles Schoeffel
Trenton
Markley PTA holds monthly meeting with plans for quilt show
Vincent, Sept 24 The Markley School Parent Teacher Association held its first regular monthly meeting on Sept 20 with about forty adults, including four school board members. They discussed a possible quilt and flower show, planned monthly meetings for the third Thursday, and approved serving refreshments. Committees were named for programs and card party, swings repairs discussed, and hot lunches and vegetable canning planned. Local families attended events at Elyria and nearby areas, with 4-H preparations for the fair and church social proceeds targeted for coal purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trockley
Bartter
D. R. Roberts
Harley Haskins
Card Pary
Eddy
Haskins
Yarnish
Quedhjong
Brief Local Errands And Visits From Mansfield To Elyria
Edward Smith has spent several days with friends in Mansfield Ohio. Mr and Mrs Charles Penrod and Mr and Mrs Wertman of Cleveland visited Mrs Martha Penrod early Thursday. Mrs John Karman spent Thursday with sister Mrs Bakes and family in Elyria. Mr McCullough of Griswold Road acts as janitor at Markley school with Mr and Mrs John Cook and son Junior and Mrs De Cook's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Mansfield
Ohio
Charles Penrod
Wertman
Cleveland
Martha Penrod
John Karman
Bakes
Elyria
McCullough
Griswold Road
Markley School
John Cook
de Cook
West Ridge Grange Holds Annual Meeting and Activities
West Ridge notes a regular Grange meeting presided by master Merle Penfound with Frank Mason and Mrs. Frank Mason present. Mason gave annual inspection. degree drill and fourth degree enacted. Delegates chosen for state convention. Program featured songs, talks on Home Economies and furniture arrangement, flower basket demonstration, potato race, rural newspaper review, and other activities. Refreshments served as members aided by Mrs. C N Williams and sister Mrs Gar Me-Roberts, whose son George left for Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh for junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Merle Penfound
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Mason
Grange
Mary Mason
Eldred
H. H. Drusendahl
Sherman Mason
Fred Decker
New Yorker
Auto trip recap ends with return home Saturday
A brief note records that the journey was taken by car by Mrs. McRoberts and Mrs. Williams. The two returned home on Saturday, completing the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRoberts
Hart and Smithkens Visit Friends in Michigan
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hart of Elizabeth New Jersey visited his mother Mrs Florence Hart and her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Smithkens of Elyria over Monday and Tuesday as they spent time with friends in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hart
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Florence Hart
Charles Smithkens
Elyria
Michigan
Mrs George Knittel Hosts West Ridge W C T U Event
Mrs George Knittel of the Edison Highway will entertain the West Ridge W C T U Thursday afternoon September 27. Mrs J A Penround will be program chairman and is planning an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knittel
Edison Highway
West Ridge W. C0. T. U
J. AH. Penround
West Carlisle 4-H Club Members Attend Lorain County Meeting
Dorothy Lottman Marguerite Streicher and Robert Penfound of the 4-H Banner attended the Lorain county officers 4-H club meeting at Miss Alice Bird’s home in Elyria on Tuesday evening. Dorothy is vice president Marguerite is corresponding secretary and Robert is secretary-treasurer of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lottman
Hall Road
Marguerite Streicher
Butternut Ridge
West Carlisle
Local Calls and Visits Reported in Elyria Area
James Renouard of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs C XII Williams and his son Robert on Sunday. Mrs I F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois and Ardith called on Mrs B O Pope Thursday afternoon. Milton Babcock and Schramm road attended the Carlisle grange meeting Tuesday evening. Lucretia Decker attended the M E conference in Elvira Sunday. H H Drusendahl and I F Eldred assisted in the kitchen during conference meetings last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Renouard
Elyria
C. XII. Williams
Robert
I. JF. Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Ardith
B. O. Pope
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
Carlisle Grange
Lucretia Decker
M. E
Elvrra
H. H. Drusendahl
I. F. Eldred
Birmingham Couples Tie The Knot In August Wedding
Birmingham reports the marriage of Dorothy Wilber to Paul Yukas of Lorain on August 31. The bride, a Birmingham High School class of 33 graduate, and her husband reside at 1902 33rd Street Lorain. Also noted are travel and visit items for Clifton Eppler, the Mullders with Martha Ruth, the Claytons, Mrs. Gill and Richard, and Edwin Prince Jr on various local tolorain trips and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
George Wilber
Dorothy
Paul Yukas
Lorain
Yukas
Birmingham High School
33Rd Street
Clifton Eppler
L. A. Eppler
Norfolk
Robert Moulder
Martha Ruth
Wakeman
Ross Clayton
Asbury Park
N. J
Harry Gill
Richard
Wellington
Caroline Howe
Edwin Prince, Jr
Nellie Greenwitt
Betty
Buster Hill
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
Wednesday evening in Wakeman and a string of visits across towns including Cleveland Sandusky and Monroeville. Mrs Nellie Broughton and others hosted and toured with friends. family guests from Hampton Norfolk and Fos toria noted. several residents traveled for business and social occasions.
New Sheffield Council Member Sworn In
Ted Morgan was sworn in as councilman of Sheffield Lake village to succeed William Fisher at the regular village council meeting on Tuesday evening. Wilburns-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ted Morgan
Sheffield Lake Vilage
William Fisher
Morgan
Wilburns
Elected Officers and Road Works Noted in Village Meeting
Borne was elected president of the council replacing Fisher who resigned. Thomas Crompp appointed as a fire department member. Building and lands committee told to repair the fire station. Road committee authorized to scrap Abbe Road Harris Road and Lake Breeze Road. Clerk to invite Sheffield village mayor and council to discuss Garfield Cemetery operations at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borne
Fisher
Thomas Crompp
Abbe Road
Harris Road
Lake Breeze
Sheffield
Garfield Cemetery
North Ridge
Sheffield Lake club discusses library branch and council space
The Sheffield Lake Social club met last week to plan a branch circulating library for the village. A committee of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Trisi reported attending the council meeting to request space in the fire building, but this was forbidden by department rules. The matter was postponed. Brookside High juniors and seniors plan to attend a football game in Columbus on Saturday October 6. A magazine drive by Brookside high boys and girls runs through Monday October 1. Boys leaders are Mr. Frets and Mr. Barr. girls leaders include Miss Frisbee and Mr McConibe. Mrs. Lester Youtzy of Gull road will attend the Northeastern Ohio Home Economics Extension Council at Wooster next Tuesday. Mrs. LeRoy Dunfee of Elyria spent Thursday with sister-in-law Mrs. Percy Chambers of Ford road. Old magazines and papers are being collected by the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Brookside High School
Frets
Barr
Miss Frisbee
McConibe
Lester Youtzy
Gullroad
Northeastern Ohio Home Economics Extension Council
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
LeRoy Dunfee
Elyria
Percy Chambers
Ford Road
Brookside School Earns Pounds Prize Treat Plan
Brookside school will receive a treat courtesy of the Parent-Teacher's Association, awarded to the room with the largest pounds tally. The event aims to boost fundraising and classroom spirit through friendly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside School
Parent
Spencer Elect Officers For M. B. Ladies Aid Society
The M B Ladies Aid Society met at the Spencer church on Wednesday afternoon and elected officers for the new year. President is Mrs Ray Aldrich, vice president Mrs Asa Firestone, secretary Mrs Alvin Neidhaut, treasurer Mrs Sie Miller. The group formed three divisions with appointed chairmen and plans to grow to about thirty members per group while preparing for the annual flower show each September.
Pythian Sisters Hold Birthday Party at Liberty Bell Temple
The Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple hosted a birthday gathering at their hall on Tuesday evening honoring sisters with July August and September birthdays. They presented Mrs L J Quade with a gift as she prepares to leave for Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Liberty Bell Temple
L. J. Quade
Lodi
Birth Announced for West Main Family Daughter
Mr and Mrs Vance of West Main street announce the birth of a daughter. Her mother Mrs Betts of Medina is here caring for them. Both are doing nicely.
Surprised on 44th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J T McCourt on Fast Main street were surprised Monday evening as their children brought baskets to celebrate their 44th anniversary. Present were Leo McCourt and daughter Leota, Howard McCourt and two children, Glens Repp and three children of West Salem. A supper followed as the celebration opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCourt
Fast Main Street
Leo McCourt
Leota
Howard McCourt
Glens Repp
West Salem
Pastors Assigned to Spencer M E Church
The Rev. N J Quade longtime pastor of Spencer M E church moves to Lodi. Rev G L Rohnert of Creston will take charge at Spencer M E church. Rev and Mrs L J Quade and daughter Ruth have left many friends in Spencer after seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Quade
Spencer M. E
Lodi
G. L. Rohnert
Creston
L. J. Quade
Ruth
Spencer
Mrs. Aldrich Dies
Dora Aldrich, wife of the late John Aldrich, passed away at her residence after a brief illness. She leaves two daughters and a son, with funeral arrangements pending at the family home.
Mrs. Aldrich Dies After Illness in Wooster
Mrs. Aldrich died at her home in Wooster following several months of illness. Funeral services will be held Friday with brief home rites and services at Spencer M. E. Church officiated by Rev. L. J. Quade. Burial will be beside her husband Ralph Aldrich in Spencer. She leaves two sons, Burdette of Wooster and Lester of Spencer, and many friends in Spencer. Mrs. Aldrich had lived in Spencer until her husband’s death, then resided in Wooster the past few years.
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Wooster
Spencer M. E
Revo L. J. Quade
Surial
Spencer
Ralph Aldrica
Aldrich
Burdette Aldrich
Lester
Social notes from Spencer area residents visit and moves
Miss Dorothy Steiger guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Sooy. Horace Billman confined at home with neuritis. Miss Verna Aukerman visits Lodi relatives. Mrs Frank Fuller and Mrs Milton Wolf visit Cleveland with Fuller and Cudahy families. Alvin Kiplinger and son Lawrence Kiplinger visit from Elyria and Cleveland. Scott Rowe of Lodi visits town. Maxine Bowen out of school with cold. Edith Roberts visiting Akron. Dean Regal moving to Liberty Street. Karl M Weidrick recovering and back at work. Charles Ream and family visit from Toledo. Forest Johnson moving to South Main Street. Jennie Burbage visiting Toledo. Marion Wolf recovering from tonsil operation. Louis Gannon drives new coupe. Frances Cudahy returns to Cleveland after stay. R G Parks of Wellington visits. Dorothy Steiger and Agnes Strong shop in Cleveland. G C E Bement of Wakeman in town. Mrs J H Firestone confined to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Steiger
Sidney Sooy
Horace Billman
Verna Aukerman
Lodi
Harry Aukerman
Frank Fuller
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Cleveland
Leslie Fuller
Karl M. Weidrick
Charles Ream
Toledo
Susie Ream
Charles MacLrren
Jennie Burbage
Forest Johnson
South Main Street
O. E. Allen
Marion Wolf
Louis Gannon
Frances Cudahy
Frank Fulier
Nellie Bail
Verna Ankerman Aids Pneumonia Patient Care
Miss Verna Ankerman is helping to take care of her pneumonia patient. Mrooan and Mrs. John White were in Cleveland during the week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Ankerman
Mrooan
John White
Cleveland
Americans Spurn Oma st Sights In Doing Parته
Four American tourists in Paris sign a private Declaration of Independence from museum fatigue. They refuse to “do the sights” unless compelling, admitting they lack the “museum habit.” They abandon the old musts, embracing a modern,自由 spirited travel approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Utah Wild Game Refuge Aids State Nimrods
Utah Nimrods anticipate good shooting with a new wild fowl refuge at Locomotive Springs. Completed by PWA workers, the project includes two lakes spanning about five square miles, formed by seven miles of dikes. Lakes will be stocked with bass by the state fish and game department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Locomotive Springs
PWA
State Fish and Game Department
Shakespeare of France Rouen plans memorial to Rouen
The 150th anniversary of Pierre Corneille death will be celebrated in Rouen on Sept. 30. Corneille, called the Shakespeare of France, was born in Rouen where descendants will honor his genius. His body lies in Paris at St. Roch Church, founded by Louis XIV, with a commemorative mass to be sung in both cities.
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Rouen
Pierre Corneille
Corneille
France
St. Roch
Paris
Louis XIV
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Lindbergh Story
Thomas Cullen
New York
U.S. Secret Service
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Charles A. Lindbergh
WN. J
Pild Fine Rae
Miss Gow
Vincent
Pp. T. AL Meeting
John Kneipper
Leipsic
Raymond Cook
Edna Mae Dowell
Ejlyri
Pratt
Toronto
Canada
Frankie Reese
Marian Knapp
Olmsted Falls
Francis Stinebring
Markley Busy
F. H. Lewis
Markley
Elmer Dekker
Merle Smith
Methodist Church Sunday School
Augusta Carey
Royal Center
Indiana
George Reese
W. C. T. U. Meats
Chester Hurtel
Mordoff
Starr Truscoart
Store Jr
Noel
Nancy
Hampton
Helen Truscott
Anthony Nieding
Ann Wilber
Mary Timbs
Kenneth House
Sandusky
Joe Gill
Helen
Esther Broughton
Evelyn Krist
George Rogers
Fremont
Clayton Bell
Norwalk
Nellie Broughton
Bradley Collingwood
Connent
Claude Cole Linewood
Dwight Truscott
Henry Altmiller
Henrietta
NEW Council
CLUB
Mpvets
Elyria Automobile Club
Nimrods
Lydia E. Pinkham
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