Seville Area News Briefs On Families and Local Events
Seville local items report baby born to Dr and Mrs Moorehead in Cleveland. Mrs Ray Romach of Flushing visited the Campbells. Lance and baby returned from Wadsworth hospital. Miss Josephine Weaver shopped in Worcester. Local society notes cover bridge party in Wadsworth, Hazel Orr visit in Medita, and farm move to LeRoy Toa road. Church events list May Chapter 217 C E S inspection and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Romach
Flushing
Ohio
A.M. Campbell
Addison
Lance
Baby Son
Wadsworth Hospital
Josephine Weaver
Frank Leatherman
Harry Lodg
Wadsworth
G. C. Penn
H. S.orr
Medita
J.C. J.C. Murray
LeRoy
Masonic
Seifert Petit Nuptials Planned in St Augustine Church
Mr and Mrs Edward Seifert of Barberton announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary-Evelyn to George Petit of Doylestown. George is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Petit of Warren. Nuptial high mass at St Augustine's Church at 9:15 Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Seifere
Young Ladies' Sodality
St. Augustine’ S Church
Ale
Ensimeer
Selverting Werther Company
Miss Seifert
Barberton High School
Mr Pétit
Selbe Selberling
Rubver ‘Company
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Doylestown
H Bowners
Sodality
Ruth
Edward Seifert
Barberton
Mary-Evelyn
George Petit
Charles—Petit
Warren
St. Augustine’s Church
Odd City Laws and a Demon Taxi Driver in New York
A quirky slice of New York life covers tax meter overcharges, park rules, and a taxi driver who taunts editors in Fifth Avenue. It notes era contrasts prior to 1900 with no 2.25 story buildings, no bridges, no trolleys, no electric power, and just introduced telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
New Yorker
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Home Cookery and Household Tips From Everyday Life
Practical advice covers croquettes with fish and eggs, cucumber boats with mayonnaise, stubborn tea stains, and sealing mouse holes with newspaper pulp. Includes reminders on stocking repair and general home skilling for children away at school.
Surprise Nurse Father Of Quadruplets Revealed
A startled Mr Maloney learns he is father to quadruplets in an unusual hospital scene. The remark about four legged runners adds a comical twist as the nurse delivers the news. The report captures surprise and local color in a single moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Maloney
Maloney
Variation in Water Needs for Sunflowers and Beech Trees
A sunflower plant requires about a quart of water per day while a beech tree may need as much as eighty quarts in the same period.
Today and Tomorrow by Stockbridge a rural reflection
In a reflective column Frank Parker Stockbridge cites Dr Willa J. O'Shea on redefining success beyond material gain and recalls a village artist who spurred a white paint revival. He also threads in potato history and a Stockbridge spelling contest, ending with a light note on rural spelling bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
Herk‘Bhiro
Massachusetts
Fog Dispersion Hurdles Face Practical Limits
U S Department of Agriculture experiments show fog can be dispersed artificially under favorable conditions but all known methods remain too costly for commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Reallyia
Valeo Potas
Potatoon
Ile
Batdpe
Baevaria
Germany
Scotland
Ireland
China
India
United States Department of Agriculture
Thoughtful Chinatawo Sage Warns of Regretful Past
The Washington Star quotes Hillo the sage of Chinatawo saying those who dwell on the past with regret cannot be happy. He adds that every day is only a portion of the past in the making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillo
Chinatawo
Washington Star
Fashion notes on wear and tailoring details
The article discusses careful gown and coat styling with buttons and throat details. It advises choosing a belt or bow tie arrangement and stresses proper tying and adjustment to achieve the desired effect.
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Seville
Dr.-and-Afrs
Moorehead
Cleveland
Arlene Burkholder
Mansfield
Helen Brumbaugh
LaVerne Ewing
Cristobal, C. Z
Kasieris
Disbandod
Anna Cordon
Medina High School
Merle Auker
Ida J. Cook
John Minton
E. R. Henderson
Blackburn
J. P. Koehler
John Decker
Showacre
Norwalk
M. E. Church
Chippewa Lake
W. E. Russell
Elizabeth Rupp
Fred Rupp
Peoples’ Hospital
Akron
West Guilford Floral Club
James Knecht
Albert Rechsteiner
Toledo
F. D. Riffey
Carl Jordan
Creston
F. S. Crofcote
Chas. Bowers
Acme Luthergy
Stuart Beeman
Billy
G. H. L. Bedman
Wobster
Beeman
Denver
Gatorado
Presbyterian General Assembly
First Presbyterian Church
Wooster
John W. Scharitz
Ruth Seifert
Dover Town
Donald Seifert
Tha
Jane Seifert
Howard Williams
Columbus
Russell Smith
Rson
Albert Mine
Dennis Galehouse
Central Baseball League
Ft. Wayne
Sommel Galehouse
SS. Peter and Pans
A V. Meichler
Austin Paul
Huth Detbel
Evelyn Coffinet
Mary Huth
Martha Miner
Ada Nagel
Agnes Slota
Dolores Werner
Katherine Yaksic
Albert Peck
Cornelia
Esther Whitman
N. R. Zimmerman
George Washingston
West 140Th Street
Martha Washington
West Listh Street
Con
West ‘42Nd Street
Doylestown News
East 56Th Street
West 89Th Street
Central Park
Edson
Goodyears Peay Creston
Rssmalzy Dp
Niaderss
Clifford
Qerpheld Cf
Manerec
Stotkp
Slav Ga
Wisa
Waltnar Manngar
Gastong
Tiere Borer Case
Tian P
Ine Ob
Pierce
Rad Frost
Mascot
Willa J. O’shea
New England
Free Street
Misty
John E. ‘Wolf
Albrecht,Elk
Miller’s Night Club
Buckick Society
Tetape Ae Ae
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