Community women host meetings amid memoriams and tours
Additional Society members at the Woman's Club observed an opening service for the group and honored founder Alice Mottola with flowers. Birthday recognitions were given to several members while plans for a June card party shifted due to an upcoming memorial service. The Pilgrim Congregational Church Women Association shared devotions and announced officer installations and an Easter breakfast fundraiser. Study Club and Catholic Study Club No 2 held meetings with prayers, plan formation for missionary work, and officer elections, plus a date set for April 29 to resume study activities.
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Attiy Air Corps
Womans Club
Met
Nete Revit
Nallie Glover
Alice Mottola
Clus
Ceca
Aton
Mary Nano
Julia Arnce
Mildred Reesé
Florica
Helen
Hamilton School PTA Show Highlights Student Hobbies Exhibit
The Hamilton School PTA held its annual show with classrooms open for parents to view student hobbies art and exhibits. Dolls collections live pets stamps shells and World War II souvenirs were among the items displayed. Mrs. Fitzgerald spoke on her doll collection and officers will be installed at the next meeting. A musical program by students and a health and posture talk were also featured with prizes awarded for artworks and poems.
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Itamilaon
Opeth
Hamilton School
Mode Aire
Davent Teacher Association
Stanton Fitzgerald
PTA
C. Pomelee
Wilt Allen Bromgoole
Waller
von Brack
Sidney Davis
Carson
G. Wilson
Lorain BR. OY
Morris
Hamilton
Audrey Scots
Edison
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
J. B. B. Brooks
Brosky
Alata
Legui Troop 24
Barbara Hunt
Mary Beattie
Ifth
Lee Wister
Barbara Adams
Bull Morris
Richard Lester
Catherine Storac
Geraldine Abell
Pete Hallbney
Loran
Pisper
Hall-burg
Doris Shyders
Hailburg
Meee Stovder
QO. Everett
Wo OK
Mia
Robert Roskaski
Guy Jenkens
Clartive Rosen
Tincy Sanders
Mass Beat
Miss Wont
Interesting Talk At Cherlotte Eady Guild Meeting
The Charlotte Eady Guild held its monthly gathering at St Andrew's parish house last evening with Mrs. Wiaratd Bramweil introducing Mrs. Fred Green as host. Mrs. H al James of Pittsburgh spoke on The Passion of Oberammergau witnessed abroad in 1930, sharing background and highlights. Members voted to hold future meetings at the parish house due to increasing attendance and approved donations for Foster seats and church projects.
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Ine Womens Association
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Jessie Bauer
E. A. Berndt
Fred Dean
Henry Ingersoll
Amos
Circle No. 12
Max
She Smith
Bauer
Nella Huskinson
Cherlotté Eady Guild
St Andrew's Parish
Bramweil
Fred Green
Haar
Cesta
H. al James
Pittsburgh
Oberammergau
Davisville
Gas Explosion Fatal to Nine Miners at Knox Coal Mine
Exeter Pa nine miners killed and nine others injured in a Knox Coal Co mine explosion at Schooley shaft near Herd. Rescue efforts faced rock falls and dangerous conditions as ambulances carried the injured to Pittston Hospital amid a crowd of spectators.
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Exeter
Schooley
Knox Coal Co
Herd
Rock Falls
Pittston
Vihe
Two Elected To Association Board
Melvin Nigaie and Walter Grobe were elected directors of the Lotain County Farm Burfalo Cooperative Association at a meeting held last night in Amherst High School. They will serve from the Amherst district with other directors from Oberlin Elyria Wellington and Grafton districts. Ningle to a bye year term and Grabe to a one year term. The meeting began at 8 o clock and further directors will be named from Wellington tonight at Herrick Auditorium.
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Melvin Nigaie
Walter Grobe
Lotain County Farm Burfalo Cooperative Association
Amherst High School
Amherst
Oberlin
Elyria
Wellington
Grafton
Ningle
Brownhelm Covenship
Fined $25 For Boyish Prank By Deputy Impostor
Edward Krieg, 20, of Lisbon, was fined $25 and costs after a Lorain woman reported a man posing as a deputy sheriff who stopped her on South Broad Street Monday night. He allegedly asked to see her driver's license, claimed to be a deputy, and directed her to follow him before providing a license number of his car, leading to his arrest.
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Edward Wrieg
Lison
Basile
Krieg
South Broad Way
Meet 2nd Magyar Evan Reformed Church Meeting Postponed
Meeting of the Magyar Evan phival nd Reformed Churete wall is postponed. Week events. Sunday afternoon gathering with Mrs. appears to be delayed. Tuesday or Monday noted for rescheduling.
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Dasepin Steen
Sant
Fragmented Medical Report From A Regional Hospital
An unclear OCR text appears to reference hospital matters with scattered names and terms. It mentions patients or staff such as Wey, Migsige Rast, RoW Mow Phe, and Lay es eC Vasieya, along with several garbled phrases. The fragment includes mentions of baby Lay and various possibly regional identifiers, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible.
Fragmentary Local Notice From OCR Source
The readable fragments describe a bike event or group, mention a place and dates, and include partial names and actions. Details are illegible or garbled, but the item appears to be a brief local notice about a cycling group or ride with uncertain participants and schedule.
Holy Name Society to Hear Elyrian Speaker
Elyrian Alla W Fritzsche president and general manager of General Industries Co will speak at St Marys Holy Name Society breakfast after the 8 o clock Mass on Sunday. Arthur J Danim leads a committee to present officers for the coming year with May 1 start.
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Alla W. Fritzsche
General Industries Co
St. Mary's Holy Name Society
Fritzsche
Holy Name Society
Holy Name Socety
Arthur J Danim
Court House Divorces and Sentences Reported in Lorain
Judges granted and denied several divorces in Lorain cases including William Street’s divorce from Bessie and Jennie Hines versus Arthur Was, with petitions dismissed. Howard Stanley, 22, convicted for automobile theft and given an indeterminate sentence while on federal parole. A Wellington case freed on hearing, and Walter Nehls faced suspended fine for delinquency involving his son.
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Howard Stanley
Lorain
D. A. Cool
Alabama
Stanley
Walter Nehls
Hays
H. J Nye
Nye
Nehiso
Band Concert at Brighton School
Brighton school hosts annual band concert under Ralph Moore. Programs feature junior band numbers, clarinet duets by Betty Ewell Aliie Babrock Rachel Belts Nancy Andel, clarinet solos by Vivian Jowell Charlene Murray violin solos by Jean Sheffield Norma Gil latte. Trumpet numbers by Frank Kriews Bud Baker Bob Nestor Jeland Crandall Norma Joan Nestor plus Joan Holmes flute solo Lois Sheffield saxophone solo Barbara Crandall Sheldon Whitney trombone. Long flute chess two numbers and Baton waiters with Junior Twitters. Senior Linda Matcham Karilyn Anderson Kay Rhodes join juniors Pauline Jewett Theda Jewett Joan Seeley.
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Brighton
Brighton Téhont
Itf
Ralph Moore
Brighton Wand
Betty Ewell
Aliie Babrock
Rachel Belts
Nancy Andel
Clarinel
Vivian Jowell
Charlene Murray
Jean Sheffield
Norma Gillatte
Frank Kriews
Bud Baker
Bob Nestor
Jeland Crandall
Norma Joan Noestor
Joan Holmes
Lois Sheffield
Barbara Crandall
Sheldon Whitney
Pauline Jewett
Theda Jewett
Joan Seeley
Linda Matcham
Karilyn Anderson
Kay Rhodes
Death records for Mrs Elsie Wilson and Rufus Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Wilson will be Friday at 2 pm at United Church in Penfield with Rev Mary Candy officiating. Burial will be in Penfield. The wake is at Sharp Funeral Home with friends welcome until Friday. Her husband Rufus Wilson also passed away recently.
Junior C. Of C. To Hear Talk On City Planning
Jonusen, president of the Fionia Chamber of Commerce and Elyra division manager of the Ohio Public Service Company, will speak at the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting at Candlesite Inn in North Ridgeville at 645 p m Monday. The talk is titled Dire Plating. Junior Chamber officers urge members to attend and invite other young men between 21 and 35 as guests.
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Jonusen
Fionia Chamber of Commerce
Elyra
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Candlesite Inn
North Ridgeville
Johnson
Goemine
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cat Auction Summary
Market report shows steady to firm cattle with steers 28-25, medium 16-18, low grades 4-5. Calves around 14, hogs active with multiple weight brackets and prices from 21 to 28. Sheep and lambs supply ample with choicest 20-22, spring lambs 20-7. News includes quotations on butter, grain quotes, and miscellaneous market items.
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Oqveland
Choe
Iti Kuod
Prane
Tha
Ce Sag
Ren Rem Sim
Bulis
Joe Wrade
Comfort
Youth Fellowship Institute Held At Amherst
The second annual Youth Fellowship Institute of the Amherst group of Youth Fellowships of the Evangelical United Brethren church runs April 0 to 18 with Rev John W Bench of Homeworth as speaker and discussion leader. Events include a Friday 8 p.m. session in Lorain with devotions, angel music, and a banquet Saturday at South Ridge church, plus a Sunday sermon. A mixed quartet from Brownhelm and various Amherst, Lorain, and South Ridge participants take part. Rev Bench will close with the dedication service. Fire is getting American-made alk stockings from Britain.
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Amherst
Franeeheal United Brethren Church
John W. Bench
Homeworth
Lorain
Shirley Eppley
Wil Neeside
Chaithun
Nice Hasénpflug
Brownhelm
William Schrattker
Geraldine Eppley
Zelda Crandall
South Ridge
Ruth Hasenmug
Shirley Haus
Mary Low Krueck
Shirley Foptey
Miriam Appley
Bench
Lynette James
Jean Moeller
Barbara Tabjbert
Beatrice Borowicz
Edmund Vance
Brownhelay
Boote
Dwight Miller
Phylliser
Rath Hasenpflig
Evangelical United Brethren
Huron
Gerain
Frederick Eppley
Lorsin
Ruth Hasenphing
Browohelim
Lynesie Tries
C. C. Vandersall
Britain
Bowling Officers Elected By Legion
American Legion Bowling League dinner last night at Elyria Post No. 12 Hall elected officers for the coming year. Alex Schoenbachler named president, W. Hongenboom vice president, Fred Meinke re-elected secretary and treasurer. The Kolopos-sponsored team took playoff trophy as Karopes won the second half season championship, defeating first half champs Elyria Lumber and Coal. League plans call for 16 or more teams next season.
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American Legion Bowling League
Hofsé of Elyria Post No
Ohio Street
Alex Schoenbachler
Karopes
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Nicholls
Welsh
Rorick
Lehman
Day's Hardware
Kolopos
Redington
Fitch Company
Earl Bell
R. Popp
George Allen
Held
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Sharrer
Cuy Bowling Association
Hayden Evans
W. ©. McClellan
Legion Post
Firemen Answer Two Calls On Wednesday
Firemen were called out twice yesterday afternoon and last night by reports of grass fires. They only needed at the first call, where a blaze burned a city lot at 242 Ohio Street, likely from a spreading rubbish fire.
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Ohio Street
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