Local social notes from Burbank area visits and gatherings
The column lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits by couples and families to homes in Burbank West Salem Loudonville Akron and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Wholgu muth Mrs Eva Brown Mrs Minnie Whitmore and many others with activities ranging from dinners and club meetings to family visits and small gatherings throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Charles Hanma
Mrs. C. Shadley
West Salem
Akreen
Ralph Frary
Lancaster
Kenneth Haulk
Sullivan
Clarence Lee
Pearl Frary
W D. Clifford
Lodi
Harry Frary
Three Times at Funerals and the Monroe Doctrine
An ancient belief linked to the number three appears in Roman funeral rites and modern phrases such as three volleys at funerals and three cheers. The monolithic Monroe Doctrine is described as strong as the Navy, no stronger.
Tragic suicide in Marshallville area shocks community
Ernest Deetz, 53, a long time Marshallville resident, hanged himself in a barn on the D W Gatehouse farm after showing signs of distress. He was found by his daughter Leona Mae, 13, with a chain attached to his neck, and his wife and son were notified. Funeral arrangements were set with services at Harve Bowers home and Trinity Lutheran church. Surviving him are his wife, son Lawrence, and four sisters. Pallbearers included local farmers and neighbors. Also noted is a Washington dispatch on Ohio fish populations mentioning pike perch totals and state leads in various species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Deetz
Marshallville
Ms Scheme
D. W Goelehouse
Destz
Leona Mae
Mr .Beetz
D. W. Gatehouse
Peter Graber
Leona
Lawrence
Minnie Black
Geneva
Irene Merillat
Millersburg
Laura Conrad
Hazel Dietz
Harve Bowers
Trinity Lutheran Church
John W Bench
Maple Grove Cemetery
D W Galehouse
Amos Butter Ora Brillhart
Perry Houser
Harry Board
GUIQ
Washington
Ohio
Angie
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Interior
Laboratory Calves Approved By Dairymen
Owners of 200 dairy farms in Medina and neighboring counties endorse artificial insemination after success with 840 cows in 1939. Ohio State expert C L Blackman notes advantages including more calves from top bulls, pooled bull costs, centralized bulls, reduced disease risk, and feasible veterinarian support. The Medina County association gained trust as initial skepticism faded after first lab calves proved vigorous. For others, start with meetings, clear rules, and a large member base to spread bull costs and maximize benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Medina County Association
Ohio
Medina County
Association
Blackman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chevrolet
General Motors
Burbank
George Wholgamuth
Congress
The
Bry
Russell Wagner
Jimmy Tschantz
Loudonville
Paul Swartz
S S Wagner
F A. Wagner
Ralph Tschantz
Frank Whitmore
Blue Hole
Carl Lucas
Glenn Lucas
Cleveland
Hugh Lucas
A. Lucas
Elmer Schiad
Eva Brown
Minnie Whitmore
Wehi
Helen
Albert
Frank Schaad
Albert Schaad
Harry Schaad
Robert
Cara Ditch
Rittman
Eileen Chevevey
Wadsworth
C F Schaac
Ada Joy
Be'ty
Friendsville
J ™ M Shaffer
Ann
Fairlawn
J R Trhantz
Robert Tuttle
F Whitmore
Harry Repp
E E Wilford
Akron
G A Wilford Jr
Sidney Christopher
Earl Babbs
Hometown
Harrison Ditch
A. T. Chamberlin
Paul Overs
Spencer
Joe Yergin
Dora Neiswinter
Ashland
Wm. Chaney
Jim Mitchell
Shaffer-McQuate
W. O. Leach
Berea
Bertha Gearhart
J E. Addleman
Harold Markley
Camden
N. J
Wm. Markley
Silver Lake
Ohio Ave
Rittman, O
Wees
SS EU Ie
Astomatic
Baier
Wether, Swedier
Cenonas
Soar
Magler de
Flint
Mich
Hugh L. Strickland
Rittman, Ohio
Auburn
STAG
A. H. Thomas
Poe
Westinghouse
AL. C
Marion
Reserve Power CO
City Loan and Savings Coy
Cox
Sack A. Daley, Mgr
Main St
Wadsworth, Okie
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