Townsend Club Elects Board Member At City Meeting
Townsend Club held a busy meeting with visitors from Lorain including the club president. The group discussed the 14th District convention set for April 24 at Central High School and elected Wy. J. Haynes to replace Co. F L Preslar on the District Board. A Townsend party is planned for April 15.
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Tue Blyria Townsend Club
Lorain Club
Littlejohn
Lorain
Dist. Congressional Board
Akron
Central High School
C. F. Preslar
Co. FL Preslar
Wy. J. Haynes
Don't Irritate Gas Bloating Leads to Quick System Cleanse
Advertised remedy Adlenika promises rapid relief from gas and bloating by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. The pitch claims poisoning from old bacteria in constipation, with benefits claimed as non habit forming and not a grip or habit. Local druggists W. Phillips and H. Crandall are named as distributors.
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Adhenka
Adlenksa
Social Evening at Townsend Club Rooms
Music by Arthur Mackin's orchestra and refreshments will be served. Public invited to enjoy this social evening at the Townsend Club rooms No 136 Middle avenue.
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Arthur Mackin
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Honor Roll List At South Amherst High School
South Amherst April 13 honor roll honors nine weeks of top grades. Eighth graders include Charles Abraham Helen Ashyk Bernard Kohler John Sackett Irene Shaffer Mary Sliman. Freshmen Joe Abraham Mary Abraham Betty Bechstein Ida Boos Irene Pajor Marian Cashman Margaret Gall Helen Simashkevich. Sophomore Ralph Schacht. Juniors Stanley Ashyk Nancy Drew Byron Schacht Anne Sineashkevich June Thompson Eleanor Supers William Yuresko Chas McCartney. Seniors John Ashyk Helen Bartlome Ruth Flowers Mary Kazuka William Krueck Victoria Lupe Victoria Zagrobelny. Honorable mention: Freshmen Clara Koba John Szuch. Sophomores Joe Ashyk Elmer Bogardi Jeanne Farey Ralph Heussner. Juniors Helen Katona John Trence Lois Springer. Seniors Marian Heugesner Sophia Yarmock.
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South Amherst
Charles Abraham
Helen Ashyk
Bernard Kohler
John Sackett
Irene Shaffer
Mary Sliman
Joe Abraham
Mary Abraham
Betty Bechstein
Ida Boos
Irene Pajor
Marian Cashman
Margaret Gall
Helen Simashkevich
Ralph Schacht
Stanley Ashyk
Nancy Drew
Byron Schacht
Anne Sineashkevich
June Thompson
Eleanor Supers
William Yuresko
Chas. McCartney
John Ashyk
Helen Bartlome
Ruth Flowers
Mary Kazuka
William Krueck
Victoria Lupe
Victoria Zagrobelny
Clara Koba
John Szuch
Joe Ashyk
Elmer Bogardi
Jeanne Farey
Ralph Heussner
Helen Katona
John Trence
Lois Springer
Marian Heugesner
Sophia Yarmock
Senior class selects motto colors and flower
The Senior class held a business meeting and chose the motto To Strive To Seek To Find and Not To Yield. They selected Old Rose and Silver as colors and the pink tea rose as their flower.
Visit Plant by Junior Chemistry and Physics Students
Junior Chemistry and Physics students traveled to Avon Lake to tour the Electric Illuminating Company plant and learn about industrial electricity operations.
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Avon Lake
Electric Illuminating Company
Ladies Altar and Dime Societies Meet This Thursday
The Ladies Altar Society will gather in Nativity Church parlors with Mrs Frances Gentile and Mrs Dominick Gentile as hostesses. Mrs N G Townsend will entertain the Ladies Dime Society in the Congregational Church parlors Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Altar Society
Nativity Church
Frances Gentile
Dominick Gentile
N. G. Townsend
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Ladies Altar Society Fish Fry At Nativity Church
Members of the Nativity Church Ladies Altar Society plan a fish fry in the church parlors to raise funds for building a fireplace and chimney at the parish house. Serving starts at 5 30 PM Friday evening. all interested are invited.
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Ladies Altar Society
Coronation Curiosities From Harold S. Corbin
The piece traces the Court of Claims used for coronation rites from Henry II through Richard II, detailing historic disputes over swords and spurs and noting how nobles sought authority to perform services for kings. It cites old records and anecdotes about feuds, commissions, and ceremonial messes.
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King George
English Court of Claims
Pos
Court of Claims
Henry II
Henry
Richard II
Henry VII
Wiliam de Bardolf
William
United Ere Syndicate
Voice Of The People April 13 1937 church concerns
A letter criticizes modern church practices favoring feasting and fundraising over prayer and holiness. The writer urges less entertainment, more fasting and prayer, direct giving, and a renewal of devotion to the Old Book and gospel power. Romans 14:17 is cited.
The Fishermans Boat and Sea Worthy Craft
A detailed discussion favors clinker and flat bottom boats for safe fishing. Clinker hulls resist heavy seas, while flat bottoms row with effort but ride water well. light wood and leaks are cautioned. Features like collapsible backrests and sponge rubber cushions improve comfort. anchor systems aid solo fishing. metal boats stay afloat but noise may warn fish.
Christianity and Religious Act Claim by Homer Hetsler
A fragment mentions Homer Hetsler of Box 38 North Ridgeville Ohio asserting a claim about Christians thinking they have performed a religious act. The readable text is limited to this name and location.
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Homer Hetsler
North Ridgeville
Scientist from Nebraska to speak at Oberlin on drought and science
Dr. Raymond J. Pool, chair of Nebraska University Botany, lectures at Oberlin on Thursday April 15 at 4 50 pm on Water Water Water. A second illustrated talk at 7 15 pm in Wright Laboratory covers Natural Science in Our National Parks. Both talks are open to the public and aimed at Biological Sciences students. Nebraska sits at the center of the drought area.
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Oberlin
Raymond J. Pool
Botany
University of Nebraska
Wright Laboratory
Pool
Nebraska
Dr. Pool
Drouth
Outdoor questions invited by North American Sportsman's Bureau
Readers may send hunting fishing and trapshooting questions with a stamped addressed envelope to the North American Sportsman's Bureau Wrigley Ridge Chicago Illinois or address the newspaper with inquiries.
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North American Sportsman’s Bureau
Wrigley Rlde
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin 1936 tree planting yields record 8 750 acres
Wisconsin state and federal agencies report that tree planting in 1936 returned a record 8 750 acres to forest. The effort reflects ongoing reforestation programs across state forests and public lands.
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Wisconsin
Boy 2 Counts to 100 and knows the alphabet
Camden New Jersey two year old David Barry Hoffman counts to 100 and sings several tunes while reciting family phone numbers and letters learned from his mother. His older brother Arthur did similar feats and remained precocious through grammar school. Rose Hoffman prefers not to seek extra attention.
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Camden
N. J
David Barry Hoffman
Margy
Hoffman
Arthur
David
Leudis
Rose
Miners Convention Opens May 17 in Cincinnati
The 14th annual American Mining Congress convenes in Cincinnati with the world’s largest display of modern coal mining equipment. The event runs four days from May 17 with morning and afternoon sessions.
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Cincinnati
American Mining Congress
Four Day Coal Mining Congress to Showcase Equipment
National coal industry leaders announce a four day program addressing diverse mining problems. IO RN reports improved practices across courts OPS lalvdd and more than 100 exhibitors will display equipment from large loading and cutting machines to hand drills and safety devices.
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Enegal
C. E. Cowan
Wastingtess
Comegress
Memorial plaque honors Schumann-Heink at St Paul Auditorium
A memorial plaque for the renowned singer Mlle. Schumann-Heink has been installed at the new center of St Paul’s legitimate stage activities, the Auditorium Theater, marking a tribute within the city’s cultural venue.
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ST. Paul
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Auditorium
War on Caterpillars Opens as North Forest Damage Looms
State foresters and entomologists prepare for a campaign against the tentless caterpillar after last year’s extensive damage to northern forest trees.
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ST. Paul—State
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Hewart
Court, of Claims
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Turner Block
Court Street
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Lorain County
Voice of
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Elyria
Americas
Jomnson Ecomiesite
Warrene Smith
Rosaay Pace
Lincoln
Oriana Magny McGuire
Ben C Robinson Monfol
Goode
Robert Page Lincoln
North American Sportsman's Club, Inc
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Thrifty
FORD
U. S
Universal Credit Comper
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