Where's Grandma at Gates School Delights Local Audience
The Gates Parent-Teacher Association staged its three act comedy Where's Grandma last evening at Gates school. Under director William Lovejoy the cast delivered convincing performances led by Helen Saville Jack Shiley Ann Markle Vernon Ross Ardell Ernshaw Irene Upton Virginia Stewart and Lotta Lovejoy. The Gates High School ensemble provided music under J Martin Beck. backstage crew members Lettie McMullen Jack Ross Mrs Julius Schuster Mrs Vernon Ross and Fred Ernshaw contributed admirably. The show will be repeated tonight at Gates school.
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Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Grandma
Gates School
Willam Lovejoy
Helen Saville
Jack Shiley
Ann Markle
Vernon Ross
Ardell Ernshaw
Irene Upton
Virginia Stewart
Lotta Lovejoy
J. Martin Beck
Lettie McMullen
Jack Ross
Julius Schuster
Fred Ernshaw
Second Children's Theatre production at Ely set
On Friday April 26 at Ely auditorium the second pro duction of the Children s theatre group will be presented. The Lollypop features Witfiles the dog and Felisa the cat with pirates spooks and a mysterious lady. Leads include Sidney Gross as Waffles Jeanne Reesing as Felisa Lois Hancock as the mysterious lady and Bob Oldfield as Ali Babel and Ho Hum. Eighteen actors participate in the cast.
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Ely Auditorium
Children’s Theatre Group
Witfiles
Felisa
Sidney Gross
Jeanne Reesing
Lois Hancock
Bob Oldfield
Ali Babel
Ho Hum
Donnie King
Keen Kutters Club Meeting At Mrs Swartzle Home
Mrs. Elsie Swartzle hosted twelve Keen Kutters Club members at 1 Longfellow Street. After a business meeting, Mrs. Mabel Smith read the 91st Psalm with assist from Mrs. Luella Sayles. A white elephant sale crowned Mrs. Clara Behnke, before social time and carpet tass sewing for the hostess. The group plans to meet in two weeks at Mrs. Catherine Parker’s Bell Avenue home.
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Elsie Swartzle
Keen Kutters Club
Longfellow Street
Mabel Smith
Luella Sayles
Clara Behnke
Peanut Sisters
Catherine Parker
Bell Avenue
Allen to Lead Week of Christian Faith Talks at Church
Edgar W. Allen acting pastor at the Church of Christ will deliver a week of services starting 7 45 Monday through Friday The schedule features nightly devotions led by church groups and themes including Earth Quaked into the Kingdom Halt About Face The Expulsive Power of a New Faith Breaking the Shackles of the Past and The Lure of the Life of Beginning Again
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Edgar W. Allen
Church of Christ
Willl
Church Board of Officers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor Societies
Allen
Church School
Men Serve Dinner at Church of Christ Fish Fry
About 204 people gathered for a church fish fry hosted by the Church of Christ. The event featured hymns led by Herman Gannett with Lillian Mallory at the piano, a solo by Mrs. C. L. Wigfield, and performances by Jeanne Little and young people. An orchestra played, memory passages from the Bible were read, and Easter week plans discussed as Rev. W. W. Burner sent a friendly greeting. Charles Drusendahl and assistants prepared the supper, with M. Albert’s committee in charge of dining and George Fridenstein directing twenty waiters.
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Church of Christ
Herman Gannett
Lillian Mallory
C. L. Wigfield
Jeanne Little
Earl Demos
Ray Bowen
Robert Mallory
W.W. L. Burner
Charles Drusendahl
M. Albert
George Fridenstein
E. W. Baird
The Little Clodhopper at Vincent High School Friday Night
The Vincent P T A presents the three act comedy The Little Clodhopper in the school auditorium Friday April 12 at 730 pm A benefit show for P T A work with a cast including Miss Janetta Bean Mrs Harver Stoughton Mrs Gey Gump Sidney Kalassay Mrs Chiggerson Bogis Pauline Ristine George Chiggerson Jesse Mahan Judy Hazel Heston Septimus Green Harvey Stoughton Charmian Carter Mrs Jesse Mahan Deacon Hardtack Myron Starr Jemimy Giblets Mrs Myron Starr Villagers Anna Roth Anna Dobrin Mary Popovich directed by Mrs Lillian A Hardy Music by the Frabatta Barbers of Grafton.
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Vincent 'P. T. A
Little Clodhopper
Sp. m
Janetta Bean
Harver Stoughton
Gey Gump
Sidney Kalassay
Chiggerson Bogis
Pauline Ristine
George Chiggerson
Jesse Mahan
Judy Hazel He
Piano Pupils In Recital At Day Music Studios
Piano pupils of Mrs. Arthur E. Giles presented a varied program at Day Music Studios. Seventy five attendees heard pieces ranging from charming trifles to ambitious works, performed with solid technique and musical intelligence. Performers included Charles Lindbergh Weltos and Elizabeth Settie among others with Lois Meyer accompanying.
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Arthur E. Giles
Charles Lindbergh Weltos
Roiy Rowe
Lois Merer
Charlie Bamford
Earl Weltot
Tnedard Wainwricht
Magdalene Cruse
Elizabeth Settie
Mary Bamford
Ariene Taven
Catherine Pfundi
Marcalla Hayes
Geortia Sutton
Eleanor Munn
Variet
Wade- Riehard Wainwright
Manter
Lois Meyer
Hold Card Party at Miss Hecock's on Denison Avenue
A social card party hosted by the Hold Card Party Members and Society Wardens club gathered at Miss Hildreth Hecock’s home on Denison Avenue. Six bridge tables and one hearts game were played with Sabra Armstrong taking top bridge score, Marian Steevick consolation in bridge, and Emma Dill winning hearts prize. Assistants included Matilda Mauer, Mildred Birkel, Charity Sherod, Maud Salen, and Elizabeth Rich.
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Siest
Hildreth Hecock
Denison Avenue
Sabra Armstrong
Marian Stéevick
Emma Dill
Miss Hecock
Matilda Mauer
Mildred Birkel
Charity Sherod
Maud Salen
Elizabeth Rich
Club Rules Accepted At Clasque Meeting
The regular Clasque club meeting at Ellen Fleming’s Blaine Street home accepted new rules. Naomi Struble was elected secretary and Marguerite Taylor social secretary. Verna Walker won the contest prize. Miss Struble won first prize to banco and Katherine Malone the consolation. The next meeting is April 2 at Eleanor Copas’ East Bridge Street home.
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Ellen Fleming
Blaine Street
Naomi Struble
Marguerite Taylor
Verna Walker
Miss Struple
Banco
Katherine Malone
Eleanor Copas
East Bridge Street
Elyria Moose Guest Night Initiates New Members
Members of Elyria Chapter No 773 Women of the Moose visited Lorain Chapter No 167 for a joint initiation last evening. Elyria officers including senior regent Alice Karler junior regent Myrtle Berger past regent Millie Clarkson and chaplain Lu Nan Teizerow led the ceremonies before a banquet. The next Elyria meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening April 1 at the Moose home.
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Elyria
The
Moose
Lorain
Alice Karler
Myrtle Berger
Millie Clarkson
Lu- Nan Teizerow
P T A Summer Roundup At Fast Carisie School
The Parent Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening in the school auditorium. Miss Paddock from Lorain County Health office will speak about the annual Summer roundup. Days Music Studios provides an program featuring ten girls in a string orchestra, vocal and instrumental pieces, and tap dances.
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Fast Carisie School
Parent-Teacher Association
Professor to Speak at North Ridgeville church
The Congregational church of North Ridgeville hosts another Sunday night meeting next Sunday. Prof. Holmes of the economics department at Oberia College will discuss The Policies of the New Deal What Have They Accomplished.
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Congregational Church of
North Ridgeville
Prof. Holmes
Oberia College
Hostess Hosts Bunco For One O'Clock Club At Home
Members of the One O'Clock club enjoyed bunco at Mrs. Art Rainey’s Cleveland street home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. H. Van Amburgh Mrs. Lesle Jamison and Mrs. F. Woodin were top scorers. After favors, guests moved to Moore's Inn for luncheon. Mrs. Frank Woodin will host next Wednesday’s gathering.
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Bunco
Art Rainey
Cleveland Street
E. H. van Amburgh
Lesle Jamison
F. Woodin
Onsiow
Rainey
Moore’s Inn
Frank Woodin
Lorain County Hospital Plan Debated By Committee
The revival of a project to build a tuberculosis hospital in Lorain County is on the agenda for a special Chamber of Commerce committee tonight. The attorney general was asked to opine on whether commissioners may build the hospital only on infirmary grounds, with a proposed transfer of 25009 from the poor fund to finance the project.
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Eiyma
Lorain
Eiyma Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Attorney General
Lorain County
Bill Aimed At Justice Of Peace Courts Is Defeated
Ohio House defeats the Ohio Bar Association bill to create small claims and minor offenses divisions in common pleas courts. Rep Wilkins sponsored the measure, opposed by jurists who defended justice courts. The bill would have allowed venue changes to common pleas court and set up elected commissioners in small counties. It failed 65 to 46 after a speech by Rep Hummell defending the justice courts.
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Columbus
Ohio Bar Association
House of Representatives
Wilkins
Lake County
House Judiciary Committee
Justice of the Peace
Small Claims Court
Common Pleas Court
E. R. Hummell
Fairfield County
Christendom
Justice of the Peace Court
Hummeil
General Assembly
Frank Aible
Cuyahoga County
House
Senate
Asman
Hamilton
Carey
Susac County
McGraw
Belmont County
Bangham
Clinton County
Mourer
Summit County
Armbruster
Henry County
Rep
van Ness
Champaign County
Bord Gallazher
Carakeza
State Department
Commission
Rep. Shaver
Hamilton County
Lockland
King
Vinton County
Rotary
Sawyer
Rogers
Lorain County
MIT d Reformatory
Tremendous Trifles and the Boston Pork Barrel
Elmo Scott Watson recounts a brisk 1087 Boston tale where Mrs Sherman’s pig is killed by Capt. Robert Keayne, leading to a slander suit and a seven year feud. The case sparks a public uproar that helps birth Massachusetts two branch legislature and foreshadows checks and balances in U.S. governance.
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Legislative Assembly
Massachusetts
National Congress
Sherman
Two Cash Registers Are Rifled in Local Burglary Spree
Police believe the same man who robbed two stores yesterday rifled two cash registers in a separate incident. Authorities are reviewing security tapes and canvassing nearby businesses for clues as inquiries continue.
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Seaven
Grant Stores Managers Meet Chicago Visit New State Street Store
AJR Anderson, manager of the W T Grant Company store, will travel Friday to Chicago to join a meeting of Grant store managers and to inspect a new Chicago store opening Saturday at State and Monroe. The facility showcases the latest in equipment and display and will be the largest of the 470 stores, with over 200000 dollars spent on modernization and rebuilding. It spans three sales floors and three additional floors for stock, rest rooms, and service areas.
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AJR
Anderson
W. T. Grant Company
Chicago
Grant
State and
Monroe Streets
Burglary Reported At Three Downtown Shops
Early today a man entered the Bluebird Restaurant on Court street and rifled the cash register taking 8.50. Patrolman Earnhardt found the break in and Spero T Valassis the proprietor was informed. Last night another break in occurred at Carpenter's Beauty Shop on Broad street with $32 stolen in cash and supplies. An attempted entry at George Crawford Clothing Store was discovered but failed.
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Bluebird
Court Street
C. E. Earnhardt
Spero T. Valassis
Carpenter
Broad Street
Stelago
George Crawford
Burglary Report At East Bridge Street Garage
Bert Orvis, owner of the Big House on East Bridge street, told police yesterday his rear garage was broken into Tuesday evening and his car stripped of many accessories including all light bulbs, lenses, rings and a fan belt.
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Bert Orvis
East Bridge Street
Do Not Put Water on Burning Fat Fire
A safety note warns water should not be used to douse burning fat as it can spread flames. It recommends smothering the fire with an old carpet or with flour. The text also defines benzol as a hydrocarbon liquid from coal tar used as a cleaner and solvent.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From A Fragmented Page
A distorted crossword list presents across clues like Wrinkled Jeialses animals and 13-Photographing device with many OCR errors. Down clues include Ra More Simple and Transpires while several entries appear garbled or partial, offering only scattered hints rather than a cohesive grid.
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