Will Open Bids On Radio Equipment Details
The city will open bids on May 8 for new two way radio gear for the police department. The package includes a central broadcasting plant and four car radios plus one fire truck radio for a maximum cost of 3500 dollars. Fire radio to be installed on the quad truck at No 1 station. Fifty eight police, firemen and city officers will take a federal radio telephone operators license exam here Tuesday evening.
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Safety Service
I. D Faxon
Faxon
Lorain Choir to Sing at Oberlin Vesper Hour
Lorain High School A Cappella Choir of 75 singers led by Norman Park will perform at Finney Chapel Oberlin this Sunday April 23 at 5 PM. The group has appeared on WTAM WHK and in Midwest concerts and earned a superior rating at St Louis national contest. Henry Booker will play organ between items with no admission charge.
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Oberlin
S. Norman Park
Lorain
Omaha
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Central High School
Detroit
Ohio
Park
Oberlin College
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
First Methodist Church
Henry Booker
Conservatory
Kennel Club Hosts Benefit Party At Dover Center
The Lorain County Kennel Club sponsors a Sunday April 23 benefit at Dover Center Town Hall. Activities include games with prizes, a free lunch from 6 30 to 7 30, and a floor show by the Elyma Rockettes from 7 30 to 8 30 under Irving Plain and Stage Arts Studio with Joe Boddy as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Kennel Club
Dover Center
Elyma Rockettes
New York
Irving Plain
Stage Arts Studio
Joe Boddy
Advisor To Gen Chiang Kai Shek to Speak at Oberlin
George W. Shepherd confidential advisor to Gen Chiang Kai shek will address the Oberlin assembly at Finney Chapel at noon Tuesday. Shepherd spoke on the campus last year as part of continuing Far East conflict coverage.
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Oberlin
George W. Shepherd
Chiang Kai, Shek
Finney Chapel
Far East
Shepherd
Leaders In Religion To Speak At Oberlin Convention
Dr Hugh Hartshorne of Yale Divinity School and Dr William C Bower of Chicago Divinity School will keynote the Religious Education Association convention at Oberlin April 23 to 25. Sessions include round tables, papers on growth in religion and tensions with modern trends, and a main dinner discussing the association’s past and future. The event draws 75 to 100 delegates from across the United States.
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Oberlin
Hugh Hartshorne
Yale Divinity School
Religious Education Association
William C Bower
Chicago Divinity School
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Hartshorne
Paul Schelpp
Northwestern
Emanuel Gamoran
Commission On Jewish Education
Sophia Lyon Fahs
Union Theological Seminary
Bower
Boyd H Bode
Ohio State University
Walter M Horton
Israel S Chipkin
Jewish Education Association of
New York City
United States
Frank M McKibben
New York
The
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
George A. Coe
Association
Chevrolet program boosts dealer service nationwide
Detroit April 22 Chevrolet reports that over 73 percent of dealers actively support a factory backed service program. Ed Hedner cites year round activity for service managers and mechanics through 235 Service Managers Clubs nationwide. Meetings in Detroit provide films, data, and discussion used in dealership trainings.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
Ed Hedner
National Service
Hedner
United States
Service Managers Club
Service and Mechanical Department
Mystery Heir in Kentucky Town
Jerry Crandon, a young Indiana novelist, camps near a Kentucky town where Judge Weatherford and his granddaughter Mercedes listen to a Missing Heirs radio program. The broadcast recounts how Gerald Crandon fled Kentucky after a self defense shooting in a feud. Mercedes hints Jerry could be the heir.
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Jerry Crandon
Indiana
Kentucky
Judge Weatherford
Mercedes
Jerry
Crandon
Gerald Crandon
Buck Lathrop
Gerald
Mary
Ashton
Grandpa
State
Granddaughter Brings Crandon to Crandon Family Home
Mercedes and Jerry visit Judge Weatherford at the Weatherford estate. The judge recalls Gerald Crandon and accuses Jerry of posing as the gypsy visitor. Mercy defends Jerry while Blake Feaster threatens rebuke, as the scene ends with tension and a looming confrontation.
Meetings Address Service Problems With Latest Information
Officials discuss the most recent data on service issues at each meeting, outlining problems and potential improvements. The discussions emphasize timely updates and coordinated responses across departments.
All Pontiac Parts Carefully Inspected
Wm H Vann, chief inspector for Pontiac Motor Division, heads a group of 500 specialists whose job is to ensure good manufacturing practice through careful inspection of parts assemblies and the completed car during thousands of manufacturing steps.
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Wm H Vann
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac Quality Control In Depth At The Assembly Plants
The article explains stringent inspection practice in Pontiac plants with about 10 000 parts per car. Every part receives at least one check and some parts get up to ten inspections. Critical components undergo 100 percent inspection and ratios of inspectors to production workers vary.
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Pontiac
Amherst Women Host Benefit Association Meeting
Mrs. Charles Sabiers of West street welcomed members of the Women's Benefit Association in Amherst on Friday. The evening included routine business, a Chinese checkers contest with Mrs. Adam Schroeder and Miss Ella Jaeger earning honors, and a special prize to Mrs. Charles Flew. Dessert followed for listed attendees, with a May meeting planned at Mrs. W. G. Nord’s home and a book review by Mrs. A. P. Roth as a featured segment.
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Amherst
Charles Sabiers
West Street
Women’s Benefit Association
Wellington
Adam Schroeder
Ella Jaeger
Charles Flew
Edith Hoffner
J. B. Avery
L. Roemer
A H Fullmer
L J. Henes
W. G. Nord
Spring Street
A. P. Roth
Combined school chapel and upcoming events announced
Supt F R Powers announced a junior skating party on May 15 and the school play The Charm School by the speech class next week. Clarence Gerber announced cheerleaders Evelyn Stark and Ida Truscello for their season, and Speech Class Baldwin Wallace College presented The Sisters.
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R Powers
Jack Wilhelm
Clarence Gerber
Evelyn Stark
Ida Truscello
Baldwin Wallace College
Circle one Congregational guests gather for bridge
Members of Circle one of the Congregational church were guests Friday afternoon of Mrs George Gross Rugby. High score in bridge went to Mrs Nina Leuszler, second to Mrs Louis Velagi and third to Mrs Louis Stephan Mrs Louis Velagi was a guest of the group. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs F I Hubbard Cleveland avenue.
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Circle One
Congregational Church
George Gross
Nina Leuszler
Louis Velagi
Louis Stephan
F. I. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Cloverleaf Club Fifty-chips Five Hundred Results
Mrs Dorothy Tucker and Mrs J Tucker of Lorain and Mrs Helen Stoyle attended the Cloverleaf Club meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Samuel Wragg's home on Elyria Avenue. High in five hundred went to Mrs August Nabakowski with Mrs C A Lauer second and Mrs J Tucker third. Hostess served refreshments to 12. In three weeks Mrs Arthur Engle will host at her W Main Street home in South Amherst.
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Dorothy Tucker
J Tucker
Lorain
Helen Stoyle
Cloverleaf Club
Samuel Wragg
Elyria Avenue
August Nabakowski
C. A. Lauer
Arthur Engle
W. Main Street
South Amherst
Aremue Club of the Eastern Stars Meeting Cancelled
An announcement states the Aremue Club of the Eastern Stars meeting planned for next Wednesday evening is not held due to other activities.
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Aremue Club
Eastern Stars
Roast Beef Dinner and Bake Sale at St Joseph Parish
The ladies of St Joseph Catholic parish serve a roast beef dinner at the school hall Sunday noon. Circle 3 of St Ann's society also conducts a bake sale.
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St. Joseph Catholic
Circle 3
St Ann’s Society
Amherst Study Club Reports Car Track Testing Process
The Amherst Study Club describes Pontiac testing where every finished car undergoes a track test on a concrete track outside the final assembly plant, ensuring each vehicle is evaluated on its paces.
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Pontiac
Bible Dedication Service Weekend in Elyria
The Gideons Society plans a two day Bible dedication in Elyria with a Friday banquet at the Y M C A and an evangelistic street meeting. Kenyon A. Palmer of Chicago will be principal speaker at the banquet. Sunday features a consecration service at the Y M C A, speakers FE Cawthorne and Rev Edwin Kirby, with the dedicatory service at First Methodist Episcopal Church led by George D. Hawkins.
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Elyria
Gideons Society
Kenyon A. Palmer
Chicago
A. C Feigert
van Wert
Y.M C. A
Wthfe
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Hawkins
Toledo
Wiliam Muir Auld
Elyria Ministerial Association
Edwin Kirby
First M. E. Church to Present Béhies to State
The First M. E. Church will present the Béhies to the state day lain and will be received by W. HE. Vanoster, school board president, and R. C. Maston, school superintendent. Benediction by Rev. G. A. Brown of the First United Presbyterian church. Elyria High School a cappella choir will furnish music for the service.
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W. HE. Vanoster
R. C. Maston
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyteria Church
Elyria High School
Miss Strassburger to Present Senior Song Recital
Miss Helen Strassburger of Sheboygan Wisconsin will present a senior song recital on Saturday April 22 at 7 36 p m in Warner Concert Hall. She is a member of the First Church choir and has appeared with the Women's Glee Club and played the leading role in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta produced by the Dramatic Association last year.
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Oberlin
Helen Strassburger
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Warner Concert Hall
Strassburger
Women’s Glee Club
the Dramatic Association
Roosevelt Marriage Entry at St George's Church
In London at St George's Church Hanover Square the register shows the 1886 marriage entry of Theodore Roosevelt and his bride, a notable historical record kept within the church.
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London
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Theodore Roosevelt
Tammany Hall Founded 150 Years Ago as Columbian Order
The note recalls Tammany Hall’s origin when it began as the Columbian Order about 150 years ago, marking its early civic and political role in New York.
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Tammany Hall
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