Empire Club Card Party Draws Members And Friends
The British Empire Club held its annual card party in the club rooms on Friday evening with bridge whist and banco. Prize winners included Ruth Kelling Nancy Heywood Edith Rigg William Paton E Haylor Frank Balinski for bridge and Fern Smith Mrs Ted Smith Katherine Messaros J Messaros W McCully G McCaffery for whist. Banco prizes went to Jessie Ellis Mrs Minnich Mrs Ivor Thomas Doug Gerber H Garford John Scott Mrs McCully and Mr Diedrich won special prizes. The ladies committee led by Miss Heywood Mrs Gray and Mrs Shrubsole organized the event and prizes were donated by a club member. The committee plans a tureen supper and an Empire Day celebration around May 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Bridge
Banco
Ruth Kelling
Nancy Heywood
Edith Rigg
William Paton
E. Haylor
Frank Balinski
Fern Smith
Ted Smith
Katherine Messaros
J. Messaros
W. McCully
G. McCaffery
What Should a Church Member Do Discussed by Endeavor Group
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met last evening led by Virginia Brunger. Members Jean Williams Ruth Garrett Lois Jean Smith Delene Brunger Raymond Brunger Helen Bramwell and Hazel Martin spoke on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Virginia Brunger
Jean Williams
Ruth Garrett
Lois Jean Smith
Delene Brunger
Raymond Brunger
Helen Bramwell
Hazel Martin
Cecil Garrett
Roger Willams
Mary Kaiser
Marguerite Edwards
Doris Edwards
Birthday Party Honors Marcia Ball Of East ern Heights
School friends gathered Saturday evening at her home on East ern Heights Boulevard for Marcia Ball's eleventh birthday. Shirley Norman Kay Schrock and Billa Dilgren won prizes. Guests gave gifts and refreshments were served to the guests and Marcia Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Ball
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Shirley Norman
Kay Schrock
Billa Dilgren
Marcia
Helen Meschke
Ruta Duigren
Wilda Chapman
Shirley Joswig
Nancy
Sally Ball
St Andrews Young People Plan Friday Church Party
St Andrew's Young People met in the Guild room at 7 30 last evening with Bill Bowdler leading the program and Art Sparks guiding the Vocations discussion. Plans were completed for a church basement party Friday at 8 00. No meeting next Sunday evening.
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St. Andrew's
Bill Bowdler
Art Sparks
Epworth League presents program at Elyria Home for the Aged
Yesterday afternoon the Epworth League of the Wadsworth Methodist church staged a program at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Twenty youths participated and Pastor Rev. C. M. Porter delivered a talk. Robert Zigler played trumpet solo and Pauline Shenk sang during the event.
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Elyria Home For the
Epworth
Wadsworth
Elyria I O O F Fish Fry Marks 120th Anniversary
The Elyria I O O F lodge hosts a 6 30 dinner in the temple dining room with St Clair Rebekah Lodge as part of Oddfellowship’s 120th anniversary. After supper a brief meeting handles lodge business and card games follow including bridge and pinochle.
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Elyria I. O. O. F
Temple
Oddfellowship
North America
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Dinner party before City Club dance at Spring Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potter entertained at a Saturday dinner party on the Detroit road prior to the City Club dance at Spring Valley Country Club. The table featured crystal service and snap dragons as a centerpiece with candles. Guests included Mayor and Mrs. J. Q. Petro, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gould of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan of Berea.
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Raymond Potter
Detroit Road
City Club
Spring Valley Country Club
J. Q. Petro
Harold Gould
Elyria
Walter Morgan
Berea
Oberlin Road Farmers Union Meets at Pittsfield Hall
Members from Oberlin Road attended the regular Farmers Union meeting held at Pittsfield town hall on Tuesday night. Attorney Harold Metcalf of Oberlin and Rev. Doake of Pittsfield spoke on legislation and cooperatives as part of the program. The routine business proceedings were conducted.
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Oberlin Road
Farmers Union
Pittsfield Town Hall
Harold Metcalf
Oberlin
Doake
Pittsfield
Christian Endeavor Meeting Discusses Do at Second Congregational
The Christian Endeavor group of the Second Congregational church met last evening led by Galen Ramser with Donna Graham reading Romans 12. Dr A E Kemp led prayer as 87 percent of members attended and all joined in discussing supporting the church and daily Bible reading. The meeting closed with the C E benediction at event end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Second Congregational Church
Galen Ramser
Donna Graham
A. E. Kemp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Marred by Names and Addresses
A mixed roll of admissions and discharges lists numerous individuals with full addresses across several towns. Names include Robert Dyke Charles Haun Mrs Joseph Tomasek Tom Hastings Mrs Thomas Nary Bennie Fitzpatrick Baby Rosemarie Spooner Gratton Mrs Clifford Shumate Evelyn Zanski Mrs William Wehman Jr baby girl and others. The record cites residences in Avon Lake Graf ton Lodi street Garvin avenue Bath street and 421 Kenyon Avenue among others.
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Robert Dyke
R. D
Charles Haun
Huron Street
Joseph Tomasek
Jackson Road
Frank Estep
John Fitzpatrick
LaGrange
Tom Hastings
Lodi Street
Thomas Nary
Garvin Avenue
Bennie Fitzpatrick
South Oak Street
Rosemarie Spooner
Gratton
Clifford Shumate
Woodford Avenue
Evelyn Zanski
Dillonvale
Ohio
Wiliam Wehman, Jr
Kenyon Avenue
Lawrence Williams
Adams Street
June Hearne
West River Street
George Knipper
Abbe Road
Charles Brooks
Bath Street
Francis and
Earl Larkins
R. D. No
Lillian Thomas
Avon Lake
Alice Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Samuel Snyder
East Broad Street
Oliver Shively
Grafton
Edward Pomeroy
Lois Kieffer
Brandston Avenue
Thurman McKenney
Stanford Avenue
Farm Women Meet Regular April Meeting
The article notes the regular April meeting of farm women, detailing their gathering and agenda items. It highlights community involvement and planned discussions among members.
Modes and Manners Jams and Conserves Explained
Asparagus should be cut and eaten with a fork. Patty shells in which creamed foods are served are edible and may be eaten if desired.
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D C
Russia Township Farm Woman's Club Meets at Grange Hall Oberlin
Forty members and two guests attended the Russia Township Farm Woman's Club gathering at Grange Hall Oberlin with hostesses listed. Reports covered Elyria Achievement Day and bake sale success while plans were set for a card party April 27 led by the Ways Means Committee.
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Russia Township
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Shirley Ann Krueger
Audrie Davidson
Viola ¥Ackler
Maud Davidson
Irma Davidson
Rachel Hull
Doris Denger
Beuhla Feakins
Elyria
Mary
Bessie Farrar
Ethel Gibson
Arrington
Charles Feakins
Charles Gibson
Harry Gibson
Dover Center community events and club notices
Open house at Dover school featured a 6 o clock community supper, then entertainment and a teachers and mothers social. Townsend Club No 1 announces a card party at U S hall April 25 with prizes for bridge pinochle and Sixty six and lunch by a committee. Circles of the Congregational Church held luncheons meetings and plan Mothers and Daughters supper May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Dover School
Townsend Club No. 1
U. S. Hall
Center Ridge
Circle No. 1
Congregational Church
Travis
Gretchen Humphrey
Edith Russ
Circle No 2
Russ
Columbia Road
Miller
Sandusky Man Goes On Trial For Murder
Harold Hastings 37 and Mrs Coletta Schiett 28 of Sandusky face a murder case in Huron county court over the Jan 27 death of Carl Schiett riding master. Hastings waived jury trial. Mrs Schiett to be tried later with about 50 witnesses subpoenaed. State will question Schiett about $13000 in her husband insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas
Harold Hastings
Sandusky
Coletta Schiecti
Carl
Bellevue
Schlett
State Highway Patrol
Hastings
Edgar C. Martin
Huron County
Clarence A. Ah
Crawford County
A. V. Baumann
Sandusky County
Recovery program urged by Republican Congressmen
Washington April 24 Republican congressmen proposed a recovery plan to lay a foundation for business revival. The outline aims to keep the U S out of war curb wasteful spending repeal undistributed profits tax revamp taxes and remove emergency monetary powers. It calls for amending the Wagner Act define government competition restore markets for farmers rehabilitate railroads and study reciprocal trade impact while rejecting experimental laws.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin
R. Mass
Congress
United States
Mrs Pauline Reed Visits Son in Akron
Mrs Pauline Reed is visiting her son and family in Akron. Miss Louise Elliott, who has been sick, is improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Reed
Akron
Louise Elliott
Shively Outlines High School Goals from Educators
C P Shively Elyria High School principal presented conclusions of Lorain Erie and Huron County educators on high school objectives at the Ohio High School Principals Association meeting in Columbus. The group favored social value of education, tailored programs, strong guidance, broad final aims, and democratic government appreciation.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron County
C. P. Shively
Elyria
Ohio High School Principals Association
Columbus
Shively
State Association
Advisory Committee On
Former Pastor Levi G Batman Dies in Youngstown
Rev. Levi G Batman age 69 and former pastor of the First Christian Church in Youngstown died after a short illness. He served as secretary of the Mahoning Federated Churches and held positions with Hiram College, the state board of Christian Churches, and the National Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity. He was past president of the Ohio Christian Churches Association. Funeral set for Tuesday.
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Youngstown
Levi G. Batman
First Christian Church
Batman
Mahoning Federated Churches
Hiram College Board of Trustees
State Board of Christian Churches
Ohio Christian Churches Association
Funeral rites for Miss Margaret Saxl held in London
Funeral services for Miss Margaret Saxl took place in London conducted in Esperanto, with attendees paying respects to the deceased in a multilingual ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Saxl
London
Esperanto
Purported Friendship Linked to Hastings in Sandusky Neighborship
The note references a claimed friendship involving a resident of Sandusky and Hastings as a neighboring figure. Details are sparse, but the mention places Hastings in a local social context and suggests ongoing proximity between the two. Further information on identities and actions remains unclear.
Anti-Collusion Bill Moves Toward Passage Tonight
In Columbus on April 24 the anti-collusion bill, patterned after the federal conspiracy act, faces House passage with expected near unanimous support. It targets defrauding the state and carries penalties up to two years in prison or a $2,000 fine, with possible expansion to cover subdivisions of the state.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Rep
J. H. McGregor
Coshocton
House
Senate
Parole Board
Ripper
Tax Commission
Board of Appeals
Pardon and Parole Commission
House Finance Committee
Joint Relief Committee
Open Hearth Dep t SWOC Meets Today
A departmental meeting for the Open Hearth department SWOC No 1104 Lorain will be held at 7 30 p m today at 2818 Pearl avenue Lorain Thomas Buttle committeeman will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pearl Avenue
Thomas Buttle
Soft Coal Famine Looms as Mediation Moves In
Dr. John R. Steelman, named special government mediator, joins union leaders and Appalachian operators in Washington to break a deadlock over penalties for unauthorized strikes. The 340,000 miners idle since April 1 threaten a soft coal famine as Frances Perkins designated Steelman after two days of talks without progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John R. Steelman
Frances Perkins
Washington
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Steelman
Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Miss Perkins
Charles O'Neill
Slayer Who Acted Dumb Is Electrocuted
Ernest M. Hipple, 22, described as dull-witted, was executed at Rockview Penitentiary for the February 7, 1938 murder during a robbery near Wheelersville. He killed 70 year old Jennie Porter after appeals for clemency and a psychiatric assessment failed to halt the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Ernest M. Hipple
Rockview Penitentiary
Hipple
Jennie Porter
Wheelersville
Pardon Board
Samuel 8. Lewis
Sullivan County
LaPorte
Modern War Threat to American Democracy Warned
Sen. Hugh S. Johnson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a modern war could destroy American democracy. He warned against giving the President sole power to name treaty violators and apply economic pressure, saying Congress must not surrender its duty to the people. He cited lessons from 1918 about democracy transforming into a ruthless dictatorship in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Hugh S. Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Comenttee
Johnson
Congress
Avon mechanic Ralph King to appear in police court
Ralph King of Avon was arrested Saturday for driving a car without license plates. He worked as a mechanic for Lance and Lehman and was driving his employer's vehicle when arrested. King is to appear in police court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph King
Avon
King
Lance and Lehman
Hipple dies after board declines intervention
A report recalls Hipple boasting of fooling alienists by acting dumb. Lewis told the board on Thursday and it chose not to intervene. This morning Hipple died quietly without comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipple
Lewis
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