Northwest Enempment announces rites and sorority change
In a temple like gathering the Rogular Season opening and ac ceremony were noted. Indere and darmght leads hinted at upcoming fall announcements. Apr 10 regular meeting to confer elder roles as five candidates are chosen. Delta Phi Paul sorority held at Loretta Yunker residence. Jean Wykrent joined as new member with initiates. A skating party is planned for April followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Inge
Northwest Enempment
Gorarity
Delta Phi Paul Sorority
Loretta Yunker
Chaltun Road
Jean Wykrent Bescame
Licensing Report for Local Residents and Workers
A garbled list of licenses and residents from Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns includes Ralph J Scarrett Jr 21 of Cleveland mail clerk Betty H All 37 Aton Take and others with occupations such as army member fireman engineer and waterworker. Names, ages, and places appear inconsistently, reflecting an OCR error but indicating a broad licensing registry across multiple towns and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Scarrett, Jr
Clevelland
Betty Hall
Aton Take
Frederick Sayers
Flynna
Army
Rhea Caroline Borline
Carlisle Township
Dennis Alfred Danraldson
Oberlin
Marion Margaret Douglas
Jack O'Dell Neban
Laubaek
Soins
Rove Mary Trepay
Lorain
Edward L. Schaffer
Virginia Jacobs
Thbert
Thomas Matchette
Mary Catherine Nlein
Eae
Palm Sunday program at Camden Baptist church banded
A Palm Sunday program at Camden Baptist Church on March 29 featured readings from the ber yal Crucifixion burial and resurrection to the King of Glory. Mrs Welch and Ella Rinckert led musical numbers and a composed garden scene. Sire Old Rugsed Cross and other songs closed the program with Wilma Lathrop at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wogram Kipton
Camden
Mrs. Welch
Betty Whitnes
Ella Nisckert
Russell Seartes
Tang
Ella Rinckert
Wilma Jean Lathrop
Police Court Income Shows Increase in First Quarter
The Mayor's Clerk Kenneth Barelay reports a five percent rise in police court receipts for the first quarter year over the prior period. Total receipts reached 3,877 dollars, with police court receipts at 934.70 and Potter route costs 32007. Working tickets and other charges contributed the remainder, totaling 142650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallee
Potter Rout Cote
Miss Mary Shinahat of Litchfield dies at 74 in Medina
Miss Mary Shinahat aged 74 died Saturday at the Medina home of her cousin Miss Mary Wright after four months illness. Born and mostly raised in Litchfield with seven years at Oberlin College she was active in local Congregational church and cemetery associations. Funeral was held Tuesday at Wake Funeral Home Medina with burial in Litchfield. Easter services planned by Congregational and Baptist churches, special music and fundraising for Schauffier school in Cleveland. Community noted Mr and Mrs A B Cook Golden Wedding anniversary in Olmsted Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Mary Shinahat
Mary Wright
Fee Dinia
Oberlin College
Litchfield Congresational Church
The
Church Society
Cemetery and Park Association
Wakte Funeral Nome
Medina
Schauffier School
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Charles Hemp
A.B. Cook
Olmsted Falls
Art Aes
Primerer
Qimeted Falls
Jim Stokes
Ray Village
Local social notes from Lake and nearby communities
Mrs Ina Schtubohia and daughter from Lake visited Mr and Mrs Nelson Schultz on Saturday. George Starr and Kiel Bounds of Lorain joined Sunday dinner with Ma EF Bounds. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Derrill Hounds of Wellington and Richard Houlds and family of Menfield. Litchfield O B S members attended Queen City O B S in Lorain Saturday. Other locals hosted and visited relatives in Lorain, Cleveland, Medina and Mansfield areas. Arlene Huchllech from Dyke Commercial College Cleveland was home Thursday to Monday. Roy Hobison of Tasudunville visited cousins the C H Sears. Neufeld of Medina stayed with her sister Stes J He Barth Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Halladay
Akron
HY Halladay
J. Wilson
J. D. Mennett Af Gratton
Mina Gott
Suse Clarisa Melton
Alla Mastings
M. Turner
Sunray
Stanley Bigas
E. J. Bices
Ella Bartholomew
Walter Fenn
Thutelay
Ors
Dan Martin
Penfield
Mark Fuller
Adrian Dagteish
Spenser
Alia Hastings
Ina
Schtubohia
Just
Lake
Nelson Schultz
George Starr
Pitufield
Kiel
Bounds
Lorain
Derrill Hounds
Wellington
Hichard Houlds
Menfield
Litchfield
O. Bos
Napecttans
Queen
Erbc Musser
Frances Foskett
Robert Clay
George Flattery
Cleveland
F. J. Adams
Marlun Wagner
Medina
John Yost
Arlene Huchllech
The
Dyke Commercial College
Briets
Herman Paulsen
Claire Howard
Eugene Roth
West River Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hattie Klooz
la Porte
Jerzy Kristoff
Kristoff
Gladys Klooz
South Townline
Stepha Madison
Columbia Center
Stephen’s
Basil Reynolds
Copopa, & Son
Ames Putt
Emmans Road
Alton Walters
East River
Otin State University
Mary Pinckney
Milas Pinckney
Toledo Ghouls
West View Realty Do
Halle E 'Woodworth
Greenwood Atenas
Joni M. Wenzel
Grant Foxley
West River
Andrew Columbas
Clair Howard
Mary, Marsh
Eaton
Malcolm McClelland
Bal- Usnore
Ald
Charles A. Stephens
Stephens
Jere Healy
Ames
Earl Helen of Cleveland
Mra Tredttes A. Herald
Wistaria club hosts social afternoon in LaGrange
Lurancy Baier hosted the Wistaria club at Mrs. Henry Wisert’s home with a 1 o'clock two course luncheon for 12. Meeting plans for the next gathering will be announced. Hospital notes report Mrs. BL Wilcox recovering after surgery at Lodi Hospital. Family visitors and local notices cover births, letters from service members, Circle events, and Easter plans in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulcn LA Grange
Lurancy Baier
Wistaria Club
Henry Wisert
Palm Sunday Recital Increases Church Membership
On Palm Sunday Rev Thomas Hughes welcomed eight new members at the Columbia Methodist Church including Ethel Rerehes Dorothy Kotpketre Anna Korpks Mary Van Aredale Henry Menez Mrs Marry Venhey and Margery Jones They were given candy with the communion wine and a special Easter sermon is planned by Hughes The choir will fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
Ethel Rerehes
Dorothy Kotpketre
Anna Korpks
Mary van Aredale
Henry Menez
Mtr
Marry Venhey
Margery Jones
Mikes Metahey
Korpie
Hughes
Finger Wave Open Evenings by Appointment Shompoe and 35c
A small ad announces finger wave services available by appointment at Shompoe with evening hours. The notice lists a charge of 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shompoe
Local church plans flowers and June 4th event
A large Hartist Church Sunday service drew a 91 in Sunday school as officers were elected for the Altarist class. The Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Herman Shell was announced for Sunday afternoon. A knitting class in Columbia drew about a dozen with Miss Maude Bixt instructing. Community notices list deaths, pregnancies, engagements, real estate transfers, and social visits across the district, including hospital stays and household updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartist
Suneday School
Altraist
Ensaul Ys
Milo HL. Stevrns
Allen Smith
Howrns
Kenneth Teeple
Alan Smith
AL UL Peyton
Res. H.W. Peyton
Oscar EL Menke
Lian Cole
Marry Cartwright
Mee
Ray E Putt
Harry Cartwright
Withstitzerroll
Columbia
Maude Bixt
Hough
Hed Cress
Miss Maud Busch
West River Road
Miss Martan Grobe Attends Sunday School Meeting
South Ridge Miss Martan Grobe led a fast meeting of the Sumbhine Sunday School class on Friday. The session followed by refreshments for members. John and William Iscurr from Vere milionetre callers in this Wicmnity Monday. Mr Myrtle Atone and Charles White of Cleveland were supper guests of Mr and Mrs LW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martan Grobe
Sumbhine
Tech
John
William Iscurr
Vere Milionetre Cailers
Myrtle Atone
Charles White
Cleveland
End
Mn LW
Spiegelbergs and kin visit Cleveland area in fall weekend
Splegelbers and family from Sunray spend weekend with relatives in Cleveland and Amherst. Leppy Peabody of Elyria visits parents Clarence and Doris Detefield. D D Club gathering hosted by Mrs Harland Bebrechter in Nettie ta. April meeting planned by Mrs A J Halst. Students Bruce Eppley and Malcolm Fox return to Ohio State University after winter break. Various Lorain and Elyria residents visit family members and hosts in Amherst and Weith households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splegelbers
Caroline Spiegelberg
Apeat
Cleveland
Everning
Leppy Peabody
Elyria
Clarence Peabody
J. C. Detefield
Christesm Cook
Carl Delefield
Doris
Carl Henes
Amherst
D. D. Club
Harland Bebrechter
Nentietta
A. J. Halst
Weet Ridge
Bruce Eppley
Malcolm Fox
Ohlo State University
Mra
George Knutte
Marian
Henry Ficht
William Peabody
Lorain
Glar- Jence Peabody
Eaton Home Nursing Class Organizes at School House
A large group met at the school house Wednesday night to organize a home nursing class led by Miss McCreary from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Registrations were taken by Mrs. Hersmann Goodspeed with weekly meetings planned from 7:30 to 10:20. Participants will study chapters this week and purchase textbooks for the first lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Camden Garden Club Meeting Delayed to April 10
Camden Garden club meeting moved from Friday April 1 to Friday April 10 at Mrs W Brief home. Mrs Fowler substitutes for Mr Matheny who joined the Navy. Mr Jones Munneipal in charge of athletics until a new coach is found. Flowers and social notes include local residents and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Lodi Hospital
Clayton Arndl
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fowler
Matheny
Navy
Jones
Munneipal
Flossie Losey
Allen Hospital
Elma Perkins
Wallace Washburn
Wandstock
Ralph Wiliams
Gon Bobby
Detroi
Mich
Afra
R. W. Allen
Oberlin
Bir
Emma Morgan
Wakeman
Effie Cannan
Cleveland
Mita
Minnie Bronson
J. K. Finley
Kenneth Horton
Elsha
Camden Baptist Church
Me Rawson McCotter
J. Rats
James Miles
Alr
Tors Kleinkans
Rx Charlee Leidheiser
Norwalk
George Bickel
Florence Fawroof Elsha’ Apent
Ma Domes Lewis
Wellington District May Seek Exempted School Status
Wellington Ohio officials study exemption for the district to operate independently from the county system. Census shows 3,412 residents in and around Wellington. 2,780 in town and 1,032 outside. If approved, annual savings of about 1,500 dollars are anticipated. a May deadline for county board action is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellingston
Lmits of
State Department of Education
County Board of Education
O Mahoney Charges Standard Oil Officials With Cover Up
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney charged that Standard Oil of New Jersey officials had covered up their relations with Farben the German chemical trust in a Senate War Program inquiry. He questioned W S Farish president of the company while Farish denied the accusation saying the matter was covered in his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. Wyv
Standard Oil Co
New Jeresty
LG. Farben
German Chemical Trust
Senate
O'Mahoney
W. 5. Farish
Farish
Thurman Arnold
Standard and Farben
U.S
Farith
Draft Boards Get Instructions To Fill May Quotas
Washington April 1 set federal service headquarters today instructed local draft boards to use available class E A men from 1940 and WA I registrations to fill May quotas if sufficient numbers are on the lists. Top reserves from Oct 16 1940 and July 1 1991 registrations are exhausted and boards were directed to induct men who registered on Feb 16. Some of the latest registrants men aged 20 to 43 might be called before June. Occupational questionnaires are being sent to Feb 16 registrants with a McNutt reminder they must answer within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Setec
Live Service
Ttal
Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
Eaton Holy Week Services Continue
Eaton Church of Christ pastor J.C. Updearff will speak on Expectant Hope at the Holy Week service tonight at 7 pm. Thursday night sermon will be followed by Good Friday Holy Communion and a related program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Fevs
J.C. Updearaff
Eaton Church of Christ
Holy Communion
Norman Humphrey fined for disorderly conduct in patrol court
Norman Humphrey of 418 Second Street was fined three dollars and costs after being arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge tied to a disturbance on Main Street Saturday. Clifford J. Humphrey faced similar charges. Mayor Joezh Q. Petro deferred decisions for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Humphrey
Second Street
Clifford J. Humphrey
Joezh Q. Petro
Clifford Humphrey
Oberlin Announces Shortened Vacation And Commencement Date
Oberlin April 1 public school plan reduces regular vacation to two days Good Friday and Easter Monday to align with Oberlin College vacation and let practice teachers begin sooner. High school commencement moved to Wednesday May 27 with events on May 23. Also notes death of George Austin Henck in St Louis and local Easter fundraisers by Clover Leaf Scouts. Other briefs list rotations, furloughs, and travel notices for residents and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oueta Gil
Clover Leaf
P. C
Oberlin Savings Bank
Gith Stouts
Bettefl
Rotary
Crippled Children’s Fund
Draft Board No. 5 Office To Close For Cotton Funeral
Announcement states Local Board No. 5 in North Ridgeville town hall will close Thursday to allow Selective Service personnel to attend the funeral. Local Board No. 3 personnel may also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board No
Office of Selective Service
Schedule for Hard Of Hearing Clinic in Lorain County
A county wide clinic for hard of hearing schoolchildren will be held at Franklin School in Elyria next Wednesday. Organized by the State Department of Education and directed by Edith Cuthbert, the event targets both public and parochial students with hearing difficulties. A similar session for Elyria schoolchildren is planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lima
Franklin School
Elyria
C. A. Oiberens
State Department of Education
Misa Edith Cuthbert
Mia Cuthbert
Pranklin
Elytia
Ant Uicy
Gibbons
Elml
East Carlisle
Elyria Township
Ridgetile
Clearview
Vincent
Grafton
Belden
Eston
Columbia
Operlin
Amherst
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Brookside
Avon
Avon Lake
la Grange
Penfield
Brighton
Rochester
Hentinetge
Wellington
Camenha
Henrietta
Service At Hungarian Baptist Church This Evening
Lorain County Baptist Association holds an English service at First Hungarian Baptist Church at 7 30 pm with Rev J H Deemer of First Baptist Lorain as speaker and Rev Garen providing music Guests from Akron Cleveland and Wadsworth expected Athens county appoints new sheriff and Nelsonville mayor after Bayless death with George Bateman as successor and Herman Oge as mayor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Athens
George Bateman
Nelsonville
Charles W. Bayless
Athens County
Herman Oge
Bateman
Costs Are Suspended After Disorderly Conduct Charge
Ben Golecen of 241 Third Street was fined five dollars with costs suspended after arraignment in police court today on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at 11 50 PM yesterday following a complaint that he was looking in windows at the Endly block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Golecen
Third Street
Endly
Olive Tablets Claim Liver Relief and Digestive Aid
Purported health advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a cure for constipation and bile flow, claiming they stimulate bile secretion to ease digestion of fatty foods. It urges readers to buy a bar today and asserts purity and broad digestive benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
F Mo Eowara
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Elyria Lodge
Kipton
NTTO
Georgia
Dan Searles
Indiantown Gap
Pennesylvania
Fort Bent Georgia
Gladys Bere
Leon
Mie Lucy Berz
James Levis
Mable
Hay Brumby
Okino
Fourth Street
F._Pertkins
Frances
Bre
H. A. Perkins
Darton & Fermoth
Afrz
Ralph White
Ginls
Scct
Lee Lanm
Whitefox
Witte
Karl
Atranaan
Galdes
LaGrange
Soler Boy
M.s.oehner
Milton Letsom
San Francisco
Army Ife
H. Q. Det
1St BN
159Th Infantry
Calif
Dewey Aldrichs
Tom McQuiston
Circle Two
Woman's Society For Christian Service
North Main Street
John Wilcox
Ohio State University
A.A. Wilcox
Lurancy Bauer
Ford Hastings
Arts
Bernard Wareham
Chesterland
Rowan Fye
Alabama
Norman Weyrick
Chatee
Trailer Beauty Shop
River St
Helens Curtis
Gharge Ab Tie Ghost
Wid
South Ridge
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Co
Gratten Road
Hugh Greer
Rural Women's Club
Albert Traaler
Mer
Burl Martin
Aid Ares
John Owen
Beeg
Martin Place
Henry Ullrich
Ziehm Place
Berea
Ralph Miller
Don Lewis
Patsy
Annette Otte
Fred Schubert
Lawrence Johnson
Fort Knox
Ward Rumpler
Ohio State University Veterinary Show
Elizabeth Davis
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Phyllia
Airs
Harold
Elyria Black
Caree. Florist
Phane
Esther Woop
Smain
Brother Ses
Atte
A. R. Holton
East Loraintreet
Heather
George Austin Henck
St. Louis
Henck
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
H.S. Arnold
Oberlin Nutrition Council
Committee
William Michell
Alf Molly Ludwin
Tallahassee
Fla
Michelty
Dale Mabry
Toni Mutchison
Arthur Younglass
West Lorain Street
Natal
Norfolk
Walter Horton
Mammoth Care
Pauline Pettings
I Urbana
Vernon Wade Wagar
Oak Street
Robert Millikan
Pasadent
Allen F. AuUikan
Robert E. Brown
H. Wade Hibbard
Reamer
Rames
Mas
William Dew
Ohio
Air Force Command
Tarmy Air Corps
Peter Lazar, Jr
Peter Latar
R. D
Beaven
Hungarian Baptist Church
Shertef
Valvet
Omar
Marigold
Bualite ' Somax
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