Wellington Grange Booster Night and Local News
Mrs F B Gregg and relatives made a two week automobile trip through New York state Canada and Ontario visiting Ottawa Toronto Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Wellington Grange held Booster Night to plan Grange work for the year. A family gathering at the Gannett home included guests from Los Angeles Pittsburgh and Glerton. A 0.0. F slag party and Temp Chapter O E S meeting were held. Several local social and civic items noted plus attendees at the National Tool Show in Cleveland.
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Wellington
F. B. Gregg
Here
Ruth Emerick
Charles
Pasadena
Fla
New York State
St Lawrence River
Lorristown
Brockvale
Canada
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Capitol
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffato
C. W. Gannett
Alma Chapis
Los Angeles
Robert Ganne
Pittsburgh
Kidneys Flush Out 3 Pounds a Day Claim
An advert claims kidneys can flush out three pounds of waste daily via Dean's Pills, urging use when scant urine and burning occur. Warns of symptoms like backache and swelling, and promotes Doan's Pills as a decades long remedy.
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Dean
Doen
South Amherst Club Exhibit Plans at School Auditorium
South Amherst hosts a Four-H Club fair at the school auditorium on Friday evening. All village clubs will display projects including five clubs with four girls and one boy. Refreshments follow. Also noted is a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Post No vt with officer elections. Frank Stezer, pastor, announces upcoming community events and reminders.
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South Amherst
Vilage
Ameri San Lez.om
Dedicating Service Weekend With Family and Guests
A Sunday dedication will mark remodeling at the Corgre Ras oeen com Be. Services set for Sunday morning at Fisse of Ooerth. Moore of Etyrtra guests her son in law Mr and Mrs Dinner Guests. Bur Ernst hat of Mes Mes W lin and of South Ridge. Fhempsen Briefs note Mrs. David en near Berdauzhte Harwood attended Evangelical services in Amherst Tuesday evening. A Mori was a push ners call ar in Cleveland Tussdar.
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Sanday
Fisse of
Ooerth
Ernst
Mes- Mes
W Lin
South Ridge
Fhempsen
David En
Jere Mererani
Berdauzhte Harwood
Lodisso
Amherst
Cleveland
West Ridge
Fred Simms
Marjore
Henry Pallas
Mildred
Karl Simms
John Simms
Wilhem Simms
Schramm Road
Joseph Reisinger
Severgn Gass
H. J. Hither
Zelda Schramm
Young People’s League of
Fred Sim
Cornelius
Edison Highway
Thee
H. J. Hillier
DeWitt Wear
New London
Lee Lyman
Virginia Sen
Elaria
B O. Pope
Si Sundar
And
Sen
Robert Ridge Sur
Eta Brown
Mos. I. F
Ardith
B OQ
Pope Fondar
Eld
Gracious Lady Next Book Authorized by President
The Hebren Association of Independent Baptist Church outlines a new project tied to a prominent figure, noting an authorized connection to the President's mother. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a formal endorsement.
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Hebren Association of Independent Baptist
Vis Cal Baptist Church
Ladr Nex
Huntington Grange Gatherings and Booster Night Planned
Huntington Grange met with Worthy Master J S Helfmer presiding. Several members received second degree, with committees set for Booster Night at Grange Hall on September 30 featuring music, lunch and a fat pork supper. Open invitation urged all members and guests to attend.
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Grange
Huntington
Huntington Grange
J. S. Helfmer
Ime Dusiness
Secord
Gorden Resers
Margaret Wardort
Betty Cassel
Louie Szabo
Viela Lavon
Grange Hall
Local Families Gather at Walter Handle and Claud Samonsoy Homes
His brother Frank Hawley and family Mr and Mrs P M Chapman of Elyria were recent guests at the Walter Handle home and Claud Samonsoy home. Mrs Alta Chapman returned to her home after spending most of the summer with friends and relatives.
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Frank Hawley
P. M. Chapman
Elyria
Walter Handle
Claud Samonsoy
Alta Chapman
West Ridge BRIEFS
West Ridge notes many local gatherings and visits. Families including Simms Pallas and Schramm attend a silver wedding anniversary for Wilhelm and another Simms relative visits Cleveland and Columbus events. Local clubs and church groups report prayers, travel, and social calls among residents.
Parsonage Revives At Grafton Eaton Church
Grafton Eaton September reports the parsonage now active with new vigor in worship and community. Sunday School attendance rises and church activities gain color. Visitations reach the sick and shut-ins as plans expand for youth programs and broader church work under renewed budgeting and hopeful outlook.
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Eaton
Local School Interchange Smooths After Illness Rumor
The report notes West Ridge and South Murrat Ridge schools are apparently fine after a recent illness. Four grades remain at each school, fewer than the usual five, with staff sharing duties. Attendees at Evangelical Church on South Ridge included Vic and Mrs Theodore Grills and family, and Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason with daughters Marguerie, Jane, and Harriet.
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West Ridge
South
Murrat Ridge
South Ridge
Vic
Theodore Grills
Melia
Harold
M Sherman Mason
Marguerie
Jane
Hairiet
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patrica
R.G. Walther
Corbett
Charles Pickworth
Pittfield
John Mack
Jean Hunter
Elyria
Qlte Monnich
Theodore Grits
Haro
Cornshes Smith
Edison Highway
He'en Sebastian
Al‘t Sebastian
Parish and School News Highlights From Local PTA
The first PTA meeting of the school year, led by Willy S Cook as vice president, elected Lee Terrell to fill Mrs John Hahn's chair. Members planned a 25 cent membership fee and discussed committees. Miss Ruth Cook departs for Ohio State University to join a select housing program. Local families, visits, and social events are noted, with upcoming Lad Aid Society meeting and officer elections.
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Tharge
Wil
Dorothy Decker
Hitch Hikers Paddle 500 Miles Across Canada Waters
Ottawa report says William Stringer aged 19 and Charles McBride aged 15 became Canada’s first water hitch-hikers. They paddled 500 miles from Ottawa through Kingston Granon d Quebec to Alexandria Bay Brockville Cardigan canals and back via the Ottawa River. They undertook the trip with no money or food and began July 1.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
William Stringer
Charles McBride
Kingston
Granonoque
Alexandria Bay
Brockviile
Cardigal
Montreal
Ottawa River
Horse Exports Boom Montreal Trade Boost
Brief trade note from Montreal reports a brisk export of Canadian Perehrans to the London market with a trial shipment of 49 horses priced from 200 to 4 per animal. Additional shipments are anticipated as Italy’s empire in Northern Africa is mentioned in passing.
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Montreal
British Isles
Canada
London
Italy
Africa
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Barker St
Wellngton Grange
B. A Locke
Frank
Beile McIntyre
C. A. Exch
Joan, At
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Mary Fox
Welingten
WTAN
Baer-Loucs
Temp
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Novona’ Bank
Mais Street
of Inc
Opera
Ite
Gran. Stockwell
W. L. Stockwood
Ed Turner
J. G. Morgan
Spea
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Weidrick
Paul Ssiog
Ehis
Spence
Harold Merrey
Dazsner
D. A
Charles Shepard
Paul Dague
WW. Chsby
C. W. Ganmer
Jack Branson
Russell Dickason
Stuart Wells
Frances Ramser
Ohio State University
Elizaveth Sampson
Osburn Rest
Arnold Kippinger
Herrick Auditorium
Nativity Church
Stezer
Moore
Etyrtra
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We Are
Mazda
O. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
Nile Thudum
Chiidren
Nova Sunday
Plb
Thudim
Lawrence Livermore
Oberlin
HBL
James Vire
Akron
Dai A
J. CC. Rayksg Hare
Jahncen Cris
Marion
Iuo
Mave
Sundzy
Oh Sr
Sidtinger
Morris Hawley
Simonson
Sire E
Yia
Grafton
Sap & Lake Ave
Griswold Road
Sobio
Ruth Cook
Columbus
Altimnte
Ora Liazhi
Barnard Comey
Lad Aid Society
Ben Wuern
Thomas Danelan
Mero
B.R. Biite
Mas Nanelar
Ralph Toddy
Ted
Elwin Carpenter
Piresfield
Ather
Alexande
Carl Ress
Charlotte Jane
Memorial Hospital
Patterson
Philin
Moe Warer
Eid
West Virginia
Mai
Michael Donelan
B. R. Bhich
Donelan
Ireland
Sunshine Quilt Club
Bert Mole
A. BD. Crowell
California
Sarah J. Ross
Robert Carruthers
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. A. Reed
Sohio Products
Duck Pond Road
la Grange Road
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
Atlas Tires
Sohio Gas
Sohio
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