Sigloe Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Sigloe weekly gathering at Marion Barnes home elected officers: President Charlotte Moore, Vice President Bette MacDowell, Secretary Genevieve Gariss, Treasurer Violet Rose, Reporter Betty Ryan, Finnier Rosemary Cluley. Prizes went to Betty Moss and Genevieve Gariss. supper by Violet Rose, April 9. Next meet at Betty Ryan home April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Marion Barnes
Violet Rose
East River Road
Charlotte Moore
Bette MacDowell
Genevieve Gariss
Betty Ryan
Rosemary Cluley
Bridge and Hearts
Betty Moss
Third Street
St Agnes PTA hears talk on tuberculosis and elects officers
The St Agnes Parent-Teacher Association opened with prayer led by president Mrs Clyde Barr and elected officers: President Mrs E J Novak vice president Mrs Willard Ryan secretary Mrs Estella Lyons and treasurer Mrs Frank Guy. L B Mindman spoke on tuberculosis noting its deadly nature, urging skin tests and X rays, and reporting Christmas seal sales of 7250 in 1933 and 9850 in 1934. Next meeting set for May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Agnes
Parent- Teacher Association
Clyde Barr
E. J. Novak
Willard Ryan
Estella Lyons
Frank Guy
Novak
Frank Diedrick
L-B. Mindman
Hindman
Frank Diedrich
J. Novak
Lorain licenses issued to Sakowski and Ceol youths
Leon Sakowski age 20 and Rita Ceol age 17, both of Lorain, were licensed as station attendants. The notice records their names and ages as part of a local licensing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Sakowski
Lorain
Rita Ceol
Bridge Lecture Series Arrangements Made for Elyria
Arrangements set for tomorrow night in the Elks dining room at 8 for the evening session of the contract lecture series. The afternoon session remains at the Elyria Woman's Clubhouse with Mrs. Leo Meyer Mrs. Frank Billings Mrs. Eric Chapman and Mrs. R. T. J. Martin presiding at the table as refreshments are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elyria Woman's Club
Leo Meyer
Frank Billings
Eric Chapman
R. T. J. Martin
Woman's Club
Hostess Delights El Port O Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Charles Crosby of Lake Avenue hosted El Port O Bridge Club with all members present. prizes went to Mrs Ralph Hamlin Mrs Ellis Caywood and Mrs Edward Pickard. A colorful dessert course and slender tulips centerpiece enhanced the table. Two weeks until Mrs Harvey Holmes hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
El-Port-O
Charles Crosby
Lake Avenue
el- Port-O
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Alvin Schmitz 118 Longford Avenue Mrs Gordon Lindley 150 Huron Street Mrs Marion Gossman No Walter Street Mrs John Bakes 508 West Third Street Mrs John Stobo 311 Louisiana Avenue Mrs Clair Muller 247 East Third Street Mrs Olive Glassy No 9 Woodford Avenue Wallace Westfall Kingsville Ohio Albert Stevens Jr 231 North Street Mrs Mark Willis 333 Denison Avenue Discharges include Mrs Jessie McGee Amherst Mrs Clifford Smith baby girl 124 Fairlawn Avenue Ella Jane Harnish R D No 3 Gerald Wilson 350 1 2 West Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Schmitz
Longford Avenue
Gordon Lindley
Huron Street
Marion Gossman
Walter Street
John Bakes
West Third Street
John Stobo
Louisiana Avenue
Clair Muller
East Third Street
Olive Glassy
Woodford Avenue
Wallace Westfall
Kingsville
Ohio
Albert Stevens Jr
North Street
Mark Willis
Denison Avenue
Jessie McGee
Amherst
Clifford Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Ella Jane Harnish
R. D
Gerald Wison
West Street
Elyria League of Women Voters Meeting Notice
The Elyria League of Women Voters will meet Monday April 8 at 1 15 PM at 518 Washington Avenue the home of Mrs Chauncey Smythe. Miss Margaret Bolton of Lorain Social Security office will speak on relief study recommendations to be presented for vote and members will decide how to distribute accurate candidate information for the upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
Chauncey Smythe
Washington Avenue
K. R. Selby
Margaret Bolton
Social Security Office
Lorain
Philathea Bible
St Peter Evangelical Church
Henry Grugel
Cornell Avenue
Fred Mathes
Albert Haesler
Ladies’ Aid and
Women's “Massionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
Joan Finkbeiner
Elyria Road
Mary Hanchette
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Women's Guild of
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Thomas, Lorain
The
Salvation Army
Senior Girl Scout Troop Plans Spring Formal and Cookie Sale
The Senior Girl Scout Troop met at the Methodist church Tuesday evening at 7. Songs opened the meeting, then plans for a Spring formal and mothers' partly. A cookie sale begins Saturday with prizes. After business, the group formed interest circles and closed with taps and a goodnight circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Amherst Gas Co. offers new contract terms
John Fritz of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. presented a four year and a two year rate plan at Amherst village council. No action taken. Four year rates set by tiered per 100 cu ft charges with a minimum. two year rates varied by consumption. Road repairs on Cleveland avenue and Main street discussed. Fire pension issue reviewed as civil service nonapplicable to Amherst firemen. Prosecution of Carl and Mrs Markley for intoxication. Mrs Markley fined and jailed, Mr Markley fined. Community events include a student one act play broadcast and various church and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John Fritz
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Cleveland Avenue
Pete Eidt
Tom Launden
Atty. Friedman
Bureau of Inspection
Columbus
McQueen and Sabiers
Young Man From Town Seeks Quiet Life Away from Fraud Involvement
In Riverville Kim Wade battles a faked past and a dam project plan pushed by bankers. He ends a relationship, resigns from a bank, and tries to shield Sandra Stark from discovery of embezzlement ties. Tollinson, Canfield, Fremon, and Ridder push or oppose the dam as secrets threaten the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimi Wade
Sandra Stark
Indianapolis
Riverville
Sandra
George Tollinson
Kim’s
Tollinson
Canfield
Kim
Canfield Quist
Tollmsen
Mr. Stark
Alex Fremon
Mr. Ridder
Alex
Wade
Ridder
Lex
Providin
Toby Francis
Gar Sacket
Gar
Tobinson
Local meeting on land use and crop areas held in Brownhelm
Elyria county extension agent Mel Miler led a Tuesday gathering at Russell Miler’s home in Brownhelm. Henry Leimbach supervised discussion as four of five meetings remain to study land and acres per crop. Next meeting set for April 12 at A J Cooper’s home. Attendees included Leimbach, Cooper, Niggle, Hite, Love, Andersbach, Brill, and the host.
Government building harms private shipyards and workers
Boake Carter warns that government programs strain coastwise shipping, forcing old vessels onto Allies and lifting rail freight costs. He cites a Savannah operator selling ships for $1.5 million, PWA bridge projects raiding small yards, and mosquitos boats driving private yards to bankruptcy, as he condemns New Deal interference. He notes India’s Christian population at six million.
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United States
Savannah
Santa Claus
Washington
Secretary of Transport
Alles
New Jersey
PWA
Avon couple feted on 30th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter McAllister entertained members of the A and E Club at Bonar Sunday evening in celebration of their 30th wedding anniversary. Supper was served by candlelight and a tiered cake with a miniature bride and groom. Prizes were won by several attendees. Other items note Five Hundred Club and Needie-point club gatherings, class tests, track season start, and a juniors vs seniors girls basketball tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Walter McAllister
Masthe Bers
A. and E. Club
Bonar
Phil Gerhart
John Spaeth
Stanley Crandall
Catherine Schneider
Thomas Schneider
Harold Stang
Katherine Schneider
Frank Boylan
Schneider
Paul Stokes
Five Hundred Club
Carl Schafer
Joseph Forthofer
Harold Smith
W. E. Blake
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Orne Sempre Club
Peter Grasso
Frank Smith
James Lysaght
Charles Anchors
James Lisaght
Cleveland Street
Entertains
K-la
Jo Sinnott
Furnace Street
Mary Robertson
Esther Soocy
Harriet Nelson
Barbara Brodbeck
Richard Rigg
Clark Street
Margaret Mate
Howard Ahlgrim
Bert Orvis
Daughters of Scotia
B. E. C. Hall
Robert McKelvie
Frank Blakeslee
Margaret Gailey
Parent-Teacher Association News
Pennington
League of Women Voters
News of the Girl Scouts
Herman Geyer
East Broad Street
Queens
Ruth Standen
Ruth Thorley
Virge i Donovan
Broad Street
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Carl Markley
Coburn Rest Home
Michael
Markley
Mr. Markley
Amherst Hi
WHK
Jack Wilhelm
Cleveland Automoble Club
Esther Springer
Bob Strong
Joe Whiton
Joanne Barrows
Mary
Alice Penton
Joe Greening
Russell Krieg
Merman
Dick Becker
Marge Lawrence
Robert Edwards
Stone City
Eastern
Amherst Temple
Pythian
Oberjin Temple
Fern ‘Temple
Loram
Roy Stevens
L. Roemer
Laura Young
Roemer
Willon Ehrman
William Helfer
Mollie Werner
Earl Schareffer
Mesdames Piper
Brunger, Brown and Barton
Elyria Temple
Circle Two
St Ann's Society
St. Joseph’s Church
C. G. Aschenbach
South Main Street
Caroline Kelch
Spring Street
Arthur Pender
Thomas Andrews
Frank Hurlbut
Kate Dietz
Clarence Marsh
Axtel Street
Joseph Ryan
Gerard Aschenbach
Martin Niesen
C. I. Hum
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad ST
Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Schmitkon Farm
Foster Park Road
Elmer Maloney
Fairfield Air Depot
Dayton
33Rd Bombardment Division
Army Air Corps
North Ridge Road
Amherst High School
Jessie McGhee
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Beam
Gillman Duplex
Prospect Street
Gawn
Pete
Harmonica Joe
EATON
Marsh & Son Tire and Battery Service
Boake
America
Boake Carter
Mr. Roosevelt
Ledger Syndicate
India
Elyria
Lorain County
Kent
Mentor
Baldauf
Lakewood
Needie-point Club
Ira Gough
Salem
Coca-Cola
Ayaeles
Coca-Cola CO
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