Rainbow class program at Methodist church noted by faculty and guests
Mrs A N Smith hosted 52 Rainbow class members from the Methodist church on Monday evening with Mrs Frank Hicks presiding. Miss Nina Bakers students presented two Lincoln play scenes while former member Mrs Ralph Baue rejoined. A rummage sale was announced for April 13 and a mother daughter banquet is planned for May 13 atMrs Ross home. Gamma club held a May 13 mother daughter party with Whoopee games and prizes for Mrs Ross and Lois Eldred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A N Smith
Stanford Avenue
Rainbow
Methodist Church
Frank Hicks
Mass Margutinte Merthe
Nina Bakers
Jean Reichard
Alice Tairy
Robert Earp
Robert Clark Nelson Beller
Robert Oldfield
Smith
Chaiman
Henry Beam
Mhobert Mash
Miles Farmer
John Gray
J W Meeker
Henry Ault
Eric Graue
Ralph Baue
Sea Gamma Club
Henry Stolzenburg
Ninth Street
Robert Ross
Mrs Ross
Lois Eldred Low
News Of The Girl Scouts Meet At American Legion Home
Girl Scout Troop No 5 met at the American Legion Home last evening. Older girls planned a style show for mid May and served punch and cookies. Younger girls enjoyed games and talked about a party for April. Helen Butler earned her clothing badge. Meeting closed with Good Knight Circle and Tops aee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toop No 5
American Legion
Ryveiny
Helen Butler
Local Elyria Lorain License List Notables
Michael Latrano 43 of Sheffield and Mary Bors 33 Lorain receive painter licenses. Frank James Bartrilo 27 of Lyria countersigned with Elizabeth Rojech 21 of 1518 Widdle Avenue Elyria on a license. Donald E Stifgfler 34 Lorain painter and Catherine Reynolds 24 Lorain listed in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Latrano
Sheffield
Mary Bors
Lorain
Frank James Bartrilo
Lyria
Elizabeth Rojech
Widdle Avenue
Elyria
Donald E Stifgfler
Catherine Reynolds
Two Entertain Mugwumps Host Mr Fritch and Mrs Ohle
Mugwumps were guests at the home of Mrs Killiey West avenue for a meeting planning a May 13 tureen supper to replace the regular gathering and a three dollar donation to the Salvation Army fund. A dessert was served and a long table featured a paste color motif with floral and taper decorations. Prizes went to Mrs Gullmar and Mrs Kuss for high scores. Mrs Peltz received consolation. Birthday party for Norman Folley marked his eighth with an egg roll contest won by Jerry Brennan in boys division and Shirley Whitacre among the girls contestants. Guests included Tommy Mathews, Billy Doherty, Jerry Brennan, Charles and Allan Hess, Shirley Ann Whitacre, Jane Omstead, Janet Lou Bell, Barbara and Norman Folley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N M Fritch
Howard Ohlemacher
Killiey
West Avenue
Selvation Army
KR J Gullmar
Leonigid Kuss
Evelyn Peltz
Norman Folley
Ei Street
Jerry Brennan
Shirley Whitacre
Tommy Mathewson
Billy Doherty
Charles and
Allan Hess
Shirley Ann Whitacre
Joan Omstead
Janet Lou Bell
Barbara
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed by Address
Hospital admissions include Leslie Tripp Roches ter Charles Davidson Wellington Mrs Ray Lamar Grafton and Mrs Robert Haswell at 123 Elizabeth Street. Discharges include Alin Suhiiile at 118 Tongford Avenue and Mrs Withiam Hull with baby girl at 4 Atr Avenue. Additional entries note Mrs John Bahes and baby at 608 West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Tripp
Rochester
Charles Davidson
Wellington
Ray Lamar Grafton
Robert Haswell
Carl Bacher
Elizabeth Street
Alin Suhiiile
Tongford Avenue
Withiam Hull
John Bahes
West Third Street
Celebrate 15th Anniversary Of Scout Troop
About 100 parents and friends joined Boy Scout Troop 103 for the fifteenth anniversary after a tureen supper at the Church of Christ. Harvey C Cheney gave the principal address, with Clayton Bromley, Fortlands area Council, also speaking. Willard Stoney led group singing as Scoutmaster L Brown reviewed the troop’s history and announced an overnight hike and a Court of Honor in Way. The program closed with America. The speech noted education’s social ideals of justice, tolerance, and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 103
Church of Christ
Harvey C Cheney
Clayton Bromley
Fortlands
Willard Stoney
Mr L Brown
Singing of America
Amherst P T A Elects Officers and Events Highlight April Meeting
The Amherst Palin Teacher Association elected officers for the new year including Pete Monday as chair, Nina Penton as vice president, Thomas Bruce as secretary, Homer Hunter as treasurer, and Ent Cotton as assistant. The meeting announced a spring round-up and featured one act plays by the cream class with music from the high school orchestra, plus various social and club activities across Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
W Miller
Palin Teacher Association
Prell School
Sheal Quay
Totum
Wes
Nina Penton
Thomas Bruce
Homer Hunter
Ent Cotton
Vos
Jor McKenzie
Wis
IG Wewell
Thomas Buec
iPtec
Hien
Robert Edwards
Toss Ehlert
Brucker
Joe Whiten
Luttaole
June Criszi
Pius Meitehi
Bruce William Bruce
Richard Becher Bell
Koepp
Jams Drosdowski
Jack Wilhelm
Karold Telzer
Virginie Steven
May Smyth
Brill
van Nuys
Russel Kiieg
James Schulz
Pumpkin Pie Indirect Cause Of Auto Accident
A Cincinnati report describes a car crash caused when a pumpkin pie in the vehicle distracted driver Stittie Thomas 56. Four women were involved as the auto overturned off the road while she attempted to brush a pie crust from Ethel Swarts dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dewey Rivalry Highlights Nebraska Primary Push
United Press reports from Nebraska show Dewey and Vandenberg in a tight Republican race with Dewey unopposed in the Democratic contest where Roosevelt and Garner compete. Observers say a Dewey victory could boost his bid while roosevelt’s position remains strong amid party machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press District
Vtdney
Thomas E Dewey
Arthur H
Ilinois
Akron events and gatherings staged this week
Antiost were held recently in Akron Mrs WA Burris spent today with friends on Victory. The Needlecart Chub will meet Wednesday evening at the office of Drs George Braun 21a Jackson. The Father-Son banquet will be held Thursday evening in the church parlors. A special evening service will be held Sunday evening with Ms Schnader formerly Grncr Walborne a former teacher of Brown Helm high school for twenty years telling of her missionary work in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Knotavich
Marion Cuaths
Iegon Aux Ltams
Herman Short
Bert Packird
Karl Sm
S J Sepa
Weanesd
Sudteen
Te Mects
Amherst
Rotary Cib
di Morrison
Obalin
Akron
WA Burris
George Braun
Jackson Street
Schnader
Grncr Walborne
Brownhelm High School
Twenty Seas
China
Oil Formed in Vast Amounts Says Scientist in The West
Dr Gustav Egloff told the American Chemical Society that oil may be created continuously by organic matter at depth, with oceans and diatoms yielding oil. He estimates natural formation could outpace pumping, citing Monterey shale and a potential 2 billion barrels from a vast bed, implying reserves around 20 billion barrels as a 16 year supply if no new finds occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gustav Egloff
Universal Oil Piranets
Chicago
Begloff
American Chemical Society
Egloff
California
Vonteiey
Lompoc
Earth
Hglof
State Supervisor Visitation at Ridgeville High Today
F Shelton, former Elyria superintendent now state high school supervisor for the State Department of Education, visits Ridgeville High School today. He plans to tour other county high schools later this month or in early May. Ridgex closes on April 19, a month before the remaining schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . Shelton
Elyria
State Department of Education
Ridgeville Township
Ridgex
Short cuts to bleach ivory and cereal crispness tips
A booklet notes that ivory items turn yellow from washing in soap and water, advising sun drying after multiple treatments to regain whiteness. It also suggests restoring lumped flake cereals by a hot oven for a minute or two, and using sandpaper with the rough side to prevent slipping when patterning fabric.
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News of the Girl Scouts
Joan
AHS Couranty
S, T. Barnard
Jetty Hannon
North Carolina State College
Dairy Association
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Fopley
Denham Brothers
Wesbett and Mennell Bros
H Stretcher and Son
Bot Nesbett
Nesbett and Mennell Bros
Gil Carlson
Anapp
Nesbett
Frank S Boone
BF Test
Streicher and Son
Nesbett and
Mennell Bros
J E Ford GG
Robert Sanders GJ
Jackson Camp and Wolcott
Aow
ALC
Ingersoll RJ
Robert Sanders GH
Carlson and Knapp
Torain County Herd Improvement
Baird and Sons
Marlin Burge
Ben G Burge and Son
Marlin Burger
Litehheld
Manning Brothers
Baird and Sons Gi
A K
Baird
Su Ia
Mason Stockh
Baudarg Sons
Hawk and Baker GH
Lorain County Herd
Pitts
Whitbeck
Fred Brandt and Son
Frank Betts and Sons
Earl Langendorfer
Earl Beal
T Bursley
Carl Seabold
Tbs
Lars Beal
Karl Langendacrer
Dwight Reisinger
Pitts and Whitbeck Sante
H T Bursley and Co GH
T Bursley and Co
Vie Sag Moers L,ors
Frank Betts and Sons RA
the Brown Company
Lodi Street
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Amherst P.T. A
Epworth Leagle Necis
Harote Bennett
Shiddurk
Hhene Towne
Dorothy Dute
Vce
Edwin VanKeuren
Nole Hill
Shirley Sweet
Assident
Edith van Curen
Piamst
Edith VanKeue
Sing Leider Rosetta Hi
Naami
Lawrence Lembhe Davyn
HU Chammin
Altar Rosary Society
Altat Rosary Society of
Joseph Cathuhe Chuic
Vendav
Schor Hall
Prsigsses
Mtg
Alex Dyoinshi
Delfine
Wiltud Tiedrich
Wis Ropert Diedrch
Firth Dieves
Anthor
Puhrrin
Frink
Rarklin
Rarklin Virs Haeh Finne
Arnold Foaen
Teresa Gammons Vis Petrr Gessler
Ana Woss More
Et Grant
Risident
Alber
Lakewood
Peter Evangelie
Hari
Powers
Gudec
Obe
Collepa
Sanguskhy
Vis
Nebraska
Brownhei VW Church News
Ridgeville High School
Pen Denlist
Paradisa
Srry
JAD Simbel
DODGE
WAL Pruett
Los Angeles
Col Jehr
Laird Mechanical
Donge Engineering
George V Sherman
Radis
Frank R Culver
FastQuogue
Dodge Engineering
LEO DR. R. Meyer Motor CO
Ernest M Collett
Bewes
Columbia Network
Stelo
Tamrac
Broad St
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