Sale of Personal Property of Josephine Maringer Estate
The sale of personal property of the Josephine Maringer estate will start at ten o'clock and include a horse, cattle hay, corn, straw, farm equipment, machinery, and household goods. Terms cash. The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co administrator. Navy V8-26 Dee 2. An ordinance to contract furnishing electric current for traffic signals in the city of Plyria. Director of Batetva service authorized to enter a contract for one year effective January 1, 1938. Passed November 15, 1937. Mayor Leonard Smith. 11-26, 12-2.
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Eidweville
Savings Deposit Bank & Truest CO
Josephine Maringer
Navy
Tplyria
Blyiti
State of
Batetva Service
Eleatiie Cubterdt
Fisht
Motor Notley
D. Lissimons
Leonard Smith
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Viola M. Berg
Harry A. Dute
Albert Aldrich
Henry J. Dute
Morgan Street
Tonawanda
New York
Towit
Amherst
Lorain
Harris
Amherst Township
Lothain County
Maple Avenue
Violam
Berg
Largest indoor boxing crowd eyed for News Toyshop Fund show
Cleveland hosts the News Toyshop Fund at the new Arena on Euclid Avenue with 12 000 to 16 000 expected. The card features world champions Henry Armstrong and Lou Ambers in 46 rounds, facing Tony Chavez and Frankie Wallace. All seats offer clear ring views. doors open around eight.
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Cleveland
News Toyshop Fund
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Armstrong
Tony Chavez
Mexico
Ambers
Frankie Wallace
New Arena
Million Dolla Arena
Euclid Avenue
Sonja Henie Opens Up On Movie Life After Skating Glory
In a United Press profile from 1937, Sonja Henie discusses the shift from Olympic skating to cinema. She describes the grueling hours and constant retakes on film sets, calling the movie business harder than winning medals. She plans an exhibition tour with skaters after finishing the picture.
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Sonja Henie
Adirondacks
Sonja
Nelson
Roy del Ruth
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Miami
United Press
Hockey Standings in Western and Eastern Divisions
International American League standings show Western lead by Syracuse with 6-2-2, Pittsburgh 3-4-2, Cleveland 1-3-5. Eastern includes Philadelphia 6-3-0, Springfield 3-2-3, Providence 3-8-2, New Haven 1-4-4. Last night Cleveland tied Springfield 1-1 in OT. Providence defeated Syracuse 3-1. Week schedule lists games through Sunday including Cleveland at Syracuse and Philadelphia at Providence.
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W. L. T. Gis. OG
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Springfield
Providence
New Haven
All Ohio Scholastic football team announced this week
A committee of Ohio High School Coaches Association selected the All-Ohio Scholastic football team. New Philadelphia and Massillon each claim two first-team picks. Mansfield, Toledo Libbey, Cincinnati Withrow, and Bellaire place one each. other first-team slots go to Warren Harding, Canton McKinley, and Youngstown Chaney.
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Ohio
Cleveland Icers Tie Springfield in overtime 1-1
The Cleveland Barons and Springfield Indians battled to a 1-1 overtime tie in Cleveland. Duguid opened scoring for Cleveland early in the first minute, while Filmore tied for Springfield later in the period. Multiple penalties marked the game with key calls against Robertson, O’Neil, and McInerney.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Springfield Indians
Barons
Lorne Duguid
Tommy Filmore
Springfield
S.scessees
Duguid
O'Neil
Robertson
Filmore
Carrigan
Connolly
Frew
McGoldrick
O'Neill
Coulter
McInanly
Major
L. Cunningham
McBride
Secretaries and shadows at a Syrian sanatorium
Elizabeth Allen arrives in Syria to work for Dr. Morris at a Beirut area sanatorium. The house hums with tension and neurotic figures Mary Morris and Nurse Hilton clash with Elizabeth while Dr. Payne hints at a peculiar household. Night shadows, a daring escape attempt, and a warning loom as Mary hints Elizabeth is being followed.
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Elizabeth Allen
Syria
New York
Morris
Beirut
Stephen Payne
Ahmed
Elizabeth
Stephen
Mary Morris
Miss Allen
Fear Two Fliers Have Perished
Norfolk officials pursued two Navy flyers missing after a night crash off Virginia Beach. Aviation Cadet James J. Jones of Washington and Aviation Machinist 1st Class Troy W. Blanton of Lafayette Ala. were believed alive, possibly bailing out or drifting along the coast, as wreckage washed ashore from a two place land biplane during night maneuvers with a Hampton Roads squadron.
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Norfolk
Navy
Coast Guard
Virginia Beach
Hampton Road Naval Air Base
James J. Jones
Washington
Troy W. Blanton
Lafayette
Ala
Virgina
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Large Hotel Planned At Put-In-Bay
Columbus dispatch reports the Perry-Barclay Land Co. incorporated to develop nine acres east of the Perry Victory Memorial at Put-in-Bay. The plan includes a large hotel and improvements to amusement facilities on the island.
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Put-In-Bay
Columbus, O
Perry-Barclay Land Co
Put-in- Bay
Team Wants Games With Class A Opponents
The C. C. Finefrock Furnitures basketball team from Massillon seeks to schedule games with any Class A teams in Elyria and nearby areas. The squad features former Massillon High School stars. Managers should write to C. N. Clapper at 305 Twenty-first Street N. W. Massillon Ohio.
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Ack Meyer
Ed Czak
Elyria High
University of Michigan
Meyer
Czak
Wolverines
Johnny Kostyc
Elyria
Wittenders College
W. E
Tid” Schaefer
Kostyo
Paul Kromer
Lorain
University of Mchigan
Kromer
R. W. Hancock
Joe Scott
Scott
Western Reserve University
Alter Sandrock of
Ashland College
Dizzy Dean
Tony Wolodzko
Massillon
Cleveland
Port of
Lonely Hearts
John Damsel
C. C. Finefrock Furnitures
Finefrocks
C. N. Clapper
Twenty-first Street
N. W
Ohio
Basketball Score Report With Officials Named
Fragmentary notes show a game involving Roberts and Grant with scores around 9 3 32 and 12 14 10. Referee Eddie Burke and linesman Patsy Callighen are listed among officials, but remaining details are unreadable.
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Oalies
Roberts Wee Et
Christmas Party At St Peter Evangelical Church
The Uhilathea Bible class of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church held a Christmas party at the church vestry Wednesday evening with a 6 30 tureen supper. A red and green decorated tree and Yuletide table motifs were featured. Forty were served. A short business session followed with carols led by Mrs George Tosenkranz and Miss Virginia Witt. Gifts were distributed by Santa as plans for January were announced.
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Amherst, O
Uhilathea
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Burns
Luke
George Rosenkranz
Cornell Avenue
Clayton Hollingsworth
Paul Redman
Ed Bahl
Wilma Holzhauer
Ed Young
Henry Kane
William Barris
Ed Bahi
Santa Claus
Young
Kane
Santa
Democratic Woman's Club Christmas gathering noted
Mrs. D K Wilson and Mrs J O Neill hosted a Democratic Woman's Club evening on Park avenue. The event featured a business meeting a Christmas basket plan for a needy family and Cobain Rest Home memory. Roy Urbanski William Breedon Ed Wilson and Walter Smith performed with 500 games honors to Ada Pursell and others.
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D. K. Wilson
J. O'Neill
Park Avenue
Democratic Woman’s Club
Golden anniversary open house and local meetings
Mr and Mrs John Lembke of Milan avenue will host an open house from eight to nine celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion plans a regular session at the club rooms in Town Hall this Friday evening. St Peters church choir will hold a Christmas party at church parlors Friday evening with a three course supper at six o'clock followed by a regular rehearsal and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lembke
Milan Avenue
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Town Hall
St. Peter’s Church
Pythian Sister Meeting In Sandusky Attended By Local Leaders
Local residents attended the Pythian Sister meeting in Sandusky on Tuesday. Participants included Mesdames Jessie McLean Ed Straw Jessie McGhee J B Avery Walter Miller Sophie Rubel Charles Miller Ray Wasem Ed Young George Carter H G Battenhouse Edith Hoffner E G Pietch William Uhlerman Henry Raesler and Miss June Carter. Mrs Hoffner served as delegate. Lillian Miller grand chief Evelyn Raesler grand manager June Carter grand senior Mrs Wm Ehrman Mrs J B Avery and Mrs Miller helped exemplify the past chiefs degree. Mrs Carter acted as grand manager.
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Sandusky
Mesdames
Jessie McLean
Ed Straw
Jessie McGhee
J. B. Avery
Walter Miller
Sophie Rubel
Charles Miller
Ray Wasem
Ed Young
George Carter
H. G. Battenhouse
Edith Hoffner
E. G. Pietch
William \uhlerman
Henry Raesler
June Carter
Hoffner
Lillian Miller
Evelyn Raesler
Wm. Ehrman
Miller
Carter
Meeting Change for Circle 2 of Congregational Church
Circle 2 of the Congregational Church has moved its December meeting to December 17 and will gathering at Mrs. Elmer Gall’s Harris Street home. The event details indicate a localized church social.
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Circle 2
Congregational Church
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Your Good Health: Juicers and Fresh Juice Trends
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses home juice squeezers as useful devices under regulation. He notes growing numbers of canned juices like tomato and sauerkraut and highlights machine designs that separate juice from solids for fresh use and versatile cooking.
Healthful Foods and Fresh Juices for Better Health
The article argues that fresh juices rich in salts and minerals can improve circulation and reduce waste, aiding in fewer nervousness, arthritis, high blood pressure, and skin eruptions. It cautions that starved tissues may resist nourishment at first and urges gradual adaptation to natural foods, suggesting raw vegetable pulp, juice extraction, creamy seasonings, and soft breads as practical steps.
Nutrient Tips From Old Time Health Notes
The article warns against discarding bones and praises ground almonds for phosphorus. It highlights cod liver oil, calcium, iodine, and fluoride, and promotes goat milk for similar nutrients. It suggests cereal water from oats, fruit juices from seasonal berries, and a glass of juice with a whole egg yolk to boost endurance, recommending up to three daily intakes.
Christmas Party Theme Mentioned for Event
The notice indicates the gathering will be in the nature of a Christmas party. It notes seasonal celebration but provides limited details about date, location, or participants.
Dorothy Berger Birthday Party at Crownhill Avenue
Mrs. Rudolph Berger hosted a birthday party on Crownhill Avenue Tuesday night for her daughter Dorothy turning 15. Guests included Helen Shand and Lois Ehlert who won games and contests. Lunch was served and a cake featured the honor guest with gifts given to Dorothy and attendees such as Marie Bradley and Mary Lou Renner.
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Rudolph Berger
Crownhill Avenue
Dorothy
Helen Shand
Lois Ehlert
Marie Bradley
Mary Lou Renner
Mary Ellen Wacker
Crete Young
Marjorie Nagel
Marjorie Lawrence
Marilyn Pietch
Ladies' Aid Society Hosts Christmas Plan Meeting
Mrs. Jessie McLean hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church on Wednesday with Mrs. A J Bauer presiding. They arranged a hospital relief project and planned a dinner for the Rotary Club of Lorain on Friday. Twenty four members and guest Mrs Ada Purcell enjoyed refreshments. A Christmas party and gift exchange are set for Wednesday December 15 at Mrs I G Maxwell's home.
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Jessie McLean
Harris Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
A. J. Bauer
Rotary Club of
Lorain
Hospital
Ada Purcell
I. G. Maxwell
Quilting Bee Held by St Paul Lutheran Ladies
A group of St Paul Lutheran church women held an all day quilting bee at Mrs Charles Schulz home on Jackson street A tureen dinner was served at noon to eight ladies.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Charles Schulz
Jackson Street
Members of the N T T Club Meet at Mrs Henry Edwards Home
Members of the N T T Club gathered Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Henry Edwarde. The meeting featured conversation and plans for upcoming community service activities.
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N. T. T. Club
Henry Edwarde
Meteor Explosion Seen From Airliner Over Ohio
Detroit dispatch reports a falling meteor exploded with a blinding flash witnessed by the crew and ten passengers aboard a Washington to Detroit airliner near Sandusky, Ohio. Pilot Ai Cardra described it as a grandstand view from about 5,000 feet as the meteor lit the sky.
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Detroit
Sandusky
Revolt threatens in Ohio Assembly during special session
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers from both parties threaten to revolt against emergency measures pushed by the governor as insurgent senators plan to audit four state departments. Minority Floor Leader William M McCulloch urged a firm stand to focus on vital issues and adjourn without broad new bills. Leaders privately criticized the administration for flooding the session with too many proposed measures.
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Columbus
William M. McCulloch
Miami
McCulloch
Convict Questioned In Parole Probe
Harry Butler an Ohio penitentiary convict testified before a special grand jury probing pardon and parole buying after his extended leave caused the dismissal of a parole officer. While on leave Butler was arrested for tire theft and is serving 1 to 15 years. Arch W. Naylor, a parole broker, testified under immunity terms to identify involved persons.
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Columbus
Harry Butler
Ohio Penitentiary
Grand Jury
London Prison Farm
Kutler
Cleveland
C. B. Rule
Arch W. Naylor
Naylor
Zanesville
Herbert
Duffy
George Hurley
Georgia Coleman Reaches First Arm Movement After Illness
Georgia Coleman, famed Olympic diver from 1928 and 1932, moved her arms today for the first time since illness. She remains partially paralyzed in the legs and is recovering at home from pneumonia and intestinal influenza. Dr. P C Pahl said the illness is not spinal meningitis.
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Los Angeles
Georgia Coleman
P. C. Pahl
Mrs Jeanne McGarvey and Esther Hostesses at Cards Event
Mrs Jeanne McGarvey and Miss Esther served as assistant hostesses for a social gathering. The event featured a cards diversion followed by refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne McGarvey
Esther
Puppet Show Delights Entire School Under Sight Saving Program
A schoolwide puppet show was presented on Wednesday as part of a sight saving program. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Burris and Mrs. A. K. Jenne who joined a Methodist conference at First Methodist Church, Cleveland, with Mrs. A. G. Menz of Lakewood also present.
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M. A. Burris
A. K. Jenne
Cleveland
A. G. Menz
Lakewood
Caroline Kelch
Alger Wilbur
Axtel Street
John Sabi
Phyllia
J Kinloch
Lorala
Neaday
Minnie Kline
Lora
Ed Kline
Weet Street
A. C. Werney
Lew Rain
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Henry McLemore
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Roy Clymer
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Hazel Gott
Wellington
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