Oberlin Bands Readies Big Concert Saturday Night
About 130 Oberlin College musicians from three student bands perform at Finney Chapel on Saturday December 4 at 7 30 p m. Selections include Wagner Grainger DeRose and Tschaikowski conducted by Arthur Lo Williams and George Waln with no admission fee. Local high schools and colleges plan to attend.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College and Conservatory
Finney Chapel
Richard Wagner
Petar Isehalkowicks
Percy Grainger
Peter DeRose
Arthur Lo Williams
George Waln
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Carion University
Port Cluton
Portsmouth
Willoughby
James R. Gillette
Haydn Wood
Mi Waln
Paice
Murcea
Alexvander Guilmant
Tom Cramer
Betty Crawford
Deep Purple
Charles Fehl
Percy Grainge
Peter Tschaikowski
Louise Coehne
Scoutmaster Ferriman Earns Merits in Summer Camp Service
Number one continued from page I describes Woodrill as Scoutmaster of the group and notes Ferrimans activities. He served as den chief for Cup Scouts in Den No 5, junior officer at Camp Lake Sho, patrol leader at the national Jamboree in Washington last summer, and held several troop positions. The piece praises his general utility on the water front and as scoutmaster for groups, while Washington moves highlight his responsibilities with boys. Tribute to Parents calls out credit to Ferriman’s parents for much of his scouting success. Mrs Ferriman pinned the badge on his uniform, recognizing his merit.
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C . Woodrill
The
Oep
Washington
Considerabe
Newcomb
Ferrimans
Ferriman
Short Cuts For Beet Turkeys And Home Comfort Tips
Short cuts describe streamlined beet turkeys with compact legs and more meat on the legs and breast. Advice covers furniture marks treated with linseed oil, stockings with a stitch to prevent garter runs, maintaining 70 degree home warmth, and moist air with water on radiators. Zigzag corkscrews reduce cork breakage and bottle damage.
Scout merit badges and promotions announced at Oberlin Camp
Recognition of achievement in various scout activities lists recipients such as Wayne Bullock Loren Portman Clarence Mudge Harold Dehnhe Will iam Buzzard Don Beatty Richard Ferniman James Scott King Richard bank Jane Ferniman and others. Harold Birch presented the merit badges while promotions elevated leaders to senior roles and blue ribbons were awarded to two patrols at the Oberlin Camp last June.
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Wayne Bullock
Loren Portman
Clarence Mudge
Harold Dehnhe
Wiliam Buzzard
Don Beatty
Robert Stevenson
Hone Wichtam
Wayne
Lhe
Harod Dennkhe
James Scott
Harald Dehbahe
Clarénie Mudge
Richard Hague
D. A Wilmot
Scout leaders highlight cooperation and character in Elyria
E P Gates and Scoutmaster Woodfill spoke on parent involvement and Scouting’s role in character building at a Troop 105 meeting in Elyria. The district meeting was set for December 16 and a father and son banquet for January. The evening closed with the founding of taps led by Woodfill, with Ronpon, Birch, Wilmot, and Beaumont assisting, and over 100 parents in attendance along with Scouts from several troops.
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E P_ Gates
Elyria
Woodfi
Harold Birch
Firelands Area
D A. Wilmot
Louis Beaumont
Gal Scouts
Employers urged to inform 65-year-olds about Social Security lump sum
Employers with staff reaching age 65 must notify them of a 3 12 percent lump-sum Social Security payout. The entitlement applies to those in covered occupations who have earned wages since January 1. Claims may be filed at Margaret F. Bolton's Lorain Field Office in the Commercial Building on Broadway at 5th Street.
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Margaret F. Bolton
Lorain Field Office
Broadway
Sth Street
Relatives Eligible for Lump Sum Social Security Death Benefit
Miss Margaret F Bolton of the Lorain Social Security Office says relatives of deceased workers in covered occupations may file for lump sum payments under the Social Security Act. The payment equals 312 percent of wages since January 1 1937, and the office will file claims for relatives or estates.
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Margaret F. Bolton
Lorain Field
Social Security Board
Miss Bolton
Auto Fire After Blowtorch Thaws Car Cabrator
A car owner left his vehicle at 625 Lodi Street to fetch a tool from the basement when a back yard alert signaled a blaze. Two Elyria fire companies responded to the auto fire, caused by a blowtorch used to thaw the carburetor. Damage was believed slight.
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Elyria
Lodi Street
Jack Davis
Companies dismiss billions in damage suits over strike
McGrath announced that the companies agreed to dismiss damage suits totaling $6,300,000, which had been filed against the Brotherhood alleging injury by the strike. Normal service was restored shortly after midnight on the following lines: Central, Pennsylvania, Eastern of New England, Eastern of New York, Illinois Richmond, Canadian, Ohio, and Capitol.
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McGrath
Brotherhood
Central
Pennsylvania
New England
New York
Illinois
Richmond
Canadian
Ohio
Capitol
Number Two Expenditure Details Continue From Page One
The fragment lists costs including concessions 1075, exhibit space 445, stall rent 244.75, and county tax funds 2797.60, with a borrowed amount noted. It appears to be a continuation of a financial page itemizing allocations and obligations.
Financial recap of 1937 fair receipts and disbursements
The document itemizes 1937 fair finances including receipts of 12,158.12 dollars after cash carried over and totals from ground rent membership fees and ticket sales. Disbursements total 12,144.54 dollars covering salaries, admissions, advertising, premiums, expenses, and improvements with a treasury balance of 13.58 dollars.
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Treasury
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Middle Ave
Phe Iathe
Oklahoma A & M College
Chicago
W. J. Blizzard
Oklahoma A & M
Alexander Ritchie
Windsor
England
William Ritchie
Arthur MacArthur
Acme
Woodtill
James Feriman
Paul Shueneman
John Schamel
Jack Ruth
Junior Ray
Rustil Anderson
Vie Hockhenbioch
Lorain
C.h.merthe & Co
Pen “Elyria
Ogrartment Store
America
Merthe & Co
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Broshan
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