Archery Champ Delights Rotarians With Balloon Apple Trick
Russ Koogerhyde and Elyria Rotarian Arthur B. Smith staged a William Tell style balloon shot at a Rotary meeting in the Elks' dining room. Smith held the balloon in his mouth and Koogerhyde struck it with an arrow, bursting the balloon. Koogerhyde then demonstrated long shots and multiple arrows into a balloon target. He traced archery history and noted modern uses including posture training for girls in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Koogerhyde
Arthur B. Smith
Elyria
Thew Shovel Co Declares Dividends for Preferred and Common
The Thew Shovel Company of Lorain declares dividends on both preferred and common stock. The regular preferred dividend of 1.75 a share is payable December 23 to holders of record December 8. A 0.50 a share dividend on the common stock is payable December 23 to holders of record December 15, noting the two for one split in August makes it worth 1.00 on the old stock. A $2 dividend was paid last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
R. B. Miller
Higher Court Debates Insurance Appeal Of Elyria Woman
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Detroit considers Nina M. Moyer of Elyria Ohio’s $5 000 damage suit against Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association. Moyer claims her husband died of blood poisoning from a leg injury in 1934 while entering his car. the company contends the death was caused by a diabetic condition. A Cleveland federal district court verdict favored the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Nina M. Moyer
Elyria
Mutual Benefit, Health and Accident Association
Federal District Court
Cleveland
Truck crash near Route 20 noted. two arrested on charges
A Detroit man 18 slid a truck into a ditch two miles north of Route 20 on Caseford at 6 p m but was not seriously damaged. Charles N Sorenson 30 of Cleveland faces a check charge and cashing it with Clarence Longbrake. Lester Bussey 19 CCC enrollee is held awaiting arraignment on threatening another camp member with a razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nagel
Detroit Road
Avon
Caseford
Charles N. Sorenson
Hayden Avenue
Cleveland
Preston Coon
Justice Coon
Sorenson
Clarence Longbrake
Oberlin Road
Lester Bussey
CCC
Joseph Petro
Edward Ford
Elyrians To Sing At Huron Tonight
The Elyrians Quartet will perform at Huron in a program celebrating the 103rd anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church of Huron. Members listed are Harlan Brown Robert Burns Walter Smith Alan Van Wormer with Gene St Marie as accompanist.
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Elyrians
Huron
First Presbyterian Church of
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Alan van Wormer
Gene St. Marie
Driving While Intoxicated yields fine and jail term
Ernest Marlett of Amherst was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence. The arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley took place in the county commissioners’ private office due to courtroom space shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marlett
Amherst
Lauor
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Murder inquiry continues with 58 witnesses named
The report says information from the prisoner was handed to police. Bherire William F. Grall cited a Sheffield Lake tip referred to Marshall William McKinley for action. The Hornbeck murder inquiry opened yesterday and will not conclude until tomorrow with fifty eight witnesses subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
William F. Grall
Sheffield Lake
Marshall William McKinley
Hornbeck
Amateur Show Moves to December 16 at Elyria High
Community amateur show at Elyria High School auditorium for Not an Empty Stitchine Skrand shifts to December 16 due to redecorating. Tryouts set for next Saturday at the YMCA with 3 PM and 7 PM slots and entries due by Friday 10 PM. Local groups including the Rotary Club Kiwanis Elks and YMCA participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Stichine Skrand
Elyria Board of Education
Joe Boddy
John Mathis
Elyria Rotary Club
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Salvanen Army
Eagles, Elks, Chamber of Commerce
Associaton, Moose
Elyria National Guard Unit Receives Satisfactory Inspection
The Headquarters Company First Battalion 145th Infantry in Elyria was rated satisfactory after an inspection by Capt. Allen J. Stowell from Columbus. Lieut. Arthur L. Richwine said the surprise visit occurred with brief notice and covered personnel and equipment questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
National Guard
145Th Infantry
Allen J. Stowell
Signal Corps
Columbus
Arthur L. Richwine
Stowell
Change In Date For Columbia Township Meeting
A new date was announced for Columbia Township meeting on the county wide bott fry control program. County agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel said the meeting will be held Thursday night instead of the originally planned night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Ohio market listings and Cleveland livestock prices
Readable sections show market prices for vegetables fruit and eggs at the Toledo and Cleveland markets. It reports oats corn wheat potatoes and onions with varying price points and item baskets, plus live poultry cattle calves and sheep with receipts and price ranges for different weights and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alves
Church of Christ Division A officers elected at meeting
Nominating committees report accepted yesterday with Mrs. Emma Wachenprither re elected as chairman and officers named for Division A: Mrs. Flint vice chairman, Mrs. J. D. Fulk secretary, Mrs. L. J. Bassett treasurer, Mrs. John Law cheer chairman. A tureen luncheon followed at Mrs. Clarence Poole’s Gates Avenue home with thirteen members and five visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Emma Wachenprither
Flint
J. D. Fulk
L. J. Bassett
John Law
Clarence Poole
Gates Avenue
W. Rowland
C. Jgrooker
Sigloe Meeting At Ruth Kelling Home
Sigloe gathered with members at Ruth Kelling’s West Avenue home for a winter activities planning session. Bingo prizes went to Betty Moehle and Louise Kuier im, followed by luncheon before scheduling next meeting for December 14 at Louise Knierin’s East Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Ruth Kelling
West Avenue
Betty Moehle
Louise Kuierim
Louise Knierin
East Avenue
Iota Nu Club Holds Pre-Christmas Meeting
Iota Nu met at Wanda Bielke’s home on Louisiana avenue for a brief business session before an evening of entertainment. Ruta Neimeyer won first prize and Dunha Chapman took consolation. The group planned a Christmas party at Agnes Lars’s home on Middle avenue and a Christmas meeting on December 21. Ida Delle sseld hosted the afterglow party with Irina Schad e and Teca Neufer winning prizes. A singing event is planned at Mrs. Leona hiidt’s home on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Nu
Wanda Bielke
Louisiana Avenue
Hearts
Ruta Neimeyer
Dunha Chapman
Agnes Lars
Middle Avenue
Eagles Auxiliary Cid
Ida Dellesseld
Irina Schade
Teca Neufer
Leona =hiidt
Lor-Ely Club entertained by Mrs Bushman in Hath Street
The Lor-Ely club was entertained by Mrs A H Bushman in Hath Street yesterday. A luncheon at one o clock followed by pinochle with Mrs Dale Sheridan, Mrs Charlies Comer and the host sharing honors. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs LeRoy Kerroft on Lorain Street, where bristivas gifts will be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor-Ely
A. H. Bushman
Hath Street
Dale Sheridan
Charlies Comer
LeRoy Kerroft
Oto Street
Lorain
Bristivas
Hamilton Girls Reserve Form New Advisory Team
Twenty two members met after rounds at the school to welcome new advisor Mrs Ellingwood. Betty Feller served as devotional leader and plans for a Christmas party were discussed. Community singing was led by Arlene Eckenroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bridge Club Holiday Meeting At Mrs Alberts Home
Mrs E Alberts of Bellavenue hosted the Alias club Tuesday as bridge games ran. Mrs Jack Williams won high score, Mrs D Joseph received consolation. Holiday colors brightened the tables with a dessert course. In two weeks Mrs D Joseph will entertain at Cleveland street for a Christmas meeting with gifts as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Alberts
Bellavenue
Jack Williams
D. Joseph
Cleveland Street
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers Initiate New Members
The Pythian Sisters hold Thursday evening meetings electing officers and welcoming new members. Officers and team will wear white as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Market summaries for poultry dairy eggs and grains
Poultry prices steady with dressed hens at 30c and broilers 28c. Butter extras 43 12c, standards 41 4c. Eggs mixed with creameries unsettled. Grains and feeds quoted by Sheet E Elevator and Montana Milling Co with oats, corn, wheat, flour and hay prices per ton or bushel as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Butter and Ebb Board
Northern Ohio Food Terminal
Lees
Moscova
U. S
Sheet E Eevator Co
Montana Milling Co
G G G club elects new officers at Julia Kokal home
The G G G club met at Mrs. Julia Kokal’s 315 West River Street and elected officers: Mrs. Mable Castle president, Mrs. Karl Lehman secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Katherine Taliano reporter. Secret sisters exchanged gifts and Lilian Paton won the special prize. Myrtle Brause and Byron Buck were honored in bridge. Dorothy Davies and Taliano honored in banco. Luncheon featured poinsettias centerpieces and miniature Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Julia Kokal
West River Street
Mable Castle
Karl Lehman
Katherine ‘Taliano
Lillian Paton
Bridge
Banco
Myrtle Brause
Byron Buck
Dorothy Davies
Taliano
Thelma Lage Hosts Congregational Club Gathering
Four guests met with Division E of Second Congregational Church at Lake Avenue home. Miss Thelma Lage presided with Helen Palagge elected chairman for next year and officers named including Violet Olmsted Alice Luther Flotton Boynton and Irene Upton. A Christmas story was read and a January meeting is set for Miss Lydia Rosencrans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Thelma Lage
Lake Avenue
George Carter
Rouseb
Margaret Hultz
Aline Fiedler
Helen Palagge
Chaiman
Violet Olmsted
Alice Luther
Flotton Boynton
Sunshine
Thelma Page
Irene Upton
Boynton
George Lamberton
Lydia Rosencraus
Luke Avenue
Catholic Study Club hosts Fr anc es Kirkbride home eve
Hostess To Study Club No 3 was entertained last eve at the home of Miss Frances Kirkbride Eastern Heights Boulevard with Mrs Jim Laughlin assisting The book review by Miss Jo Kehl featured Weightman Mansions by Van Daan Mrs Frans Brennan presented a critique Pathe Flanagan s Boss Town Miss Kohl to entertain at her home Oxford Avenue January 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No
Frances Kirkbride
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Jim Mr. Laughlin
Jo Kehl
Werghtman Mansions
van Dahe
Frans Brennan
Pathe
Flanagans Boss
Kohl
opmOatord Avenue
Officers Elected At 7-7 Club Meeting
At the regular 7-7 club session held Tuesday evening at Lois Hancock’s home, Emily Paeth was chosen president, Patty Standen secretary, and Arline Todd treasurer. Games followed with light refreshments served. next meeting set for Gertrude Stephens on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hancock
Emily Paeth
Patty Standen
Arline Todd
Gertrude Stephens
Park Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital update shows admissions for Harry Witt Amherst Steve Sakacs and Arthur Hoadley Lawrence Heathcote at 172 Seneca Street William Dellefield R D No 3 and Richard Cromking 52 Colonial Apartments with discharges including Agnes Burroughs 920 Middle Mrs Howard Mahan 128 Hawthorne George Fridenatine RD No 2 Joe Levit Valley City and Mrs Leo Livermore 119 Bell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Witt
Amherst
Steve Sakacs
County Home
Jay Kirk
Hk. D
Arthur Hoadley
R. D
Lawrence Heathcote
Seneca Street
William Dellefield
Richard Cromking
Colonial Apartments
Agnes Burroughs
Middle
Howard Mahan
Hawthorne
George Fridenatine
Joe Levit
Valley City
Leo Livermore
Bell Avenue
Oberlin Names Licensed Roosevelt Dickey and Hilda Best
Roosevelt Dickey, 32, a Cleveland social worker, and Hilda Best, 26, of Oberlin, receive licenses. John Winthrop Fauver, 20, Oberlin student, and Mary Montague Pelton, 18, Oberlin, also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Dickey
Cleveland
Hilda Best
Oberlin
John Winthrop Fauver
Mary Montague Pelton
Art Castle Delivers Deer Meat to Elyria Memorial Hospital
A large group of patients and staff at Elyria Memorial Hospital were served deer meat at noon. The meat was donated by Art T. Castle from a seven point buck shot in Cameron County Pennsylvania. Castle kept the hide and head and gave the meat to the hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Art T. Castle
Cameron County
Pennsylvania
Castle
County Commissioners Question Jail Work Authority
County Commissioner Dunn declares Mr Grall had no authority to authorize jail repairs and to pay prisoners extra meals without legal approval. He notes a $18 bill was questioned and referred to the Prosecuting Attorney for a ruling. Dunn says public officers must follow laws on taxpayer funds and would not approve the bill, and predicts the commission would oppose any $95 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grall
Grah
Dunn
Death Record for Miss Cora Hurlbut in Amherst
Miss Cora Hurlbut former rural school teacher and Cleveland Schools retiree was found dead in her bed at 96507 Euclid Avenue Cleveland after heart trouble. She was born in Vermilion and survived by sisters Mrs Jonnie Babcock and Miss Aller Hurlbut and brothers Frank and Ray. Funeral arrangements by O. H. Baker Funeral Home in Amherst. formerly with Amherst Methodist Church, later Wade Park M E Church in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Cora Hurlbut
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Vermilion
Jonnie Babcock
Aller Hurlbut
Frank
Ray
O. H. Baker
26 Homemakers Seek Grooming Tips In LaGrange Meeting
Women of all ages gathered at the home of Mrs Charles Adams for the first project meeting of the 1978 39 season focused on good grooming. The county extension service directs the program led by Miss Frances Eckert. A second community meeting was slated for Club Road women with many more sessions planned across nearly twenty communities over the next three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Charles Adams
County Extension Service
Frances Eckert
County Home
Maria Davis, 99, Dies from Burns in Kingston Fire
Mrs Maria Davis, age 99, died yesterday from burns after her clothing caught fire from a gas heater at her Kingston home. She formerly served as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
O. Dee
Maria Davis
Kingston
Indian arts exhibit at Allen Art Museum features Haskell and Santa Fe works
Oberlin's Allen Art Museum presents a December show of present day Indian arts from the Haskell Institute and Santa Fe Indian School. The display includes beadwork weaving dolls and miniature homes plus 25 paintings and 25 pottery pieces from Santa Fe. An Indian puppeteers troupe will perform December 17 at 7 30 p m to bring legends and dances to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Allen Art Museum
Haskell Institute of Lawrence
Ikkanenas
Indian School of
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Haskell Institute
Sante Fe
Sibyl M. Malmn
Obberlin
Oberlin Women’s Club hosts History department meeting
Mrs. C. F. Ralston welcomed members at her North Professor street home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Isabel Smith led with a paper on Cliff Palaces of the Mountain Indians and spoke on the Maya civilization. The group viewed Indian art at Allen Art Museum before adjourning. Next meeting January 3 will join with the Garden department at Wright Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ralston
Oberlin Women’s Club
North Professor Street
Isabel Smith
Robins Strong Speaks on China at First Church Forum
At the First Church Forum Robins Strong of the School of Theology will discuss present conditions in China. The event is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 30 at the James Brand House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand House
Robins Strong
School of Theology
China
Greek social order vivid depiction at Forum meeting
Strong returned recently after three years in China. At the Forum meeting last week Rev and Mrs W ok Hawkes of Greece gave a vivid representation of the Greek social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
China
W. Ok Hawkes
Greece
Woman injured by electric wringer on North Prospect
Mrs. Minnie Morris suffered a painful injury Monday when her left hand was caught in an electric wringer. She was taken to Allen hospital and thirty stitches were needed to dress the wound. Doctors expect she will retain full use of her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Morris
North Prospect Street
Allen Hospital
Girl Scout Council Meeting Noted for Thursday Evening
The Girl Scout Council will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. J. D. Machary at Paty East College Street. The West College and Prospect Street Neighborhood Club will also meet Thursday with Mrs. Whitney at 294 West College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
J. D. Machary
Paty East College Street
West College and
Prospect Street
Whitney
West College Street
President Wilkins heads to New York for several days
President E. H. Wilkins leaves Sunday for a several days visit in New York City. Dr. and Mrs. Lynds Jones return from Baton Rouge La and Mt. Berry School in Georgia where they visited their sons L. L. Jones and Professor Harold Jones. Dr. Jones donated his bird collection to Mt. Berry and spent time arranging the exhibit. E. J. Sable of West Lorain street is in Chicago on business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wilkins
New York City
Lynds Jones
Baton Rouge
Mt. Berry School
Georgia
L. L. Jones
Harold Jones
Elyrians To Enjoy Roast Of Venison
County Engineer Warry L. Dunham and chief assistant Harwood Lersch prepared for a venison roast as a reward for a deer hunt in Pennsylvania last week. J. H. Brown was the only hunter to bag a deer, an eight point buck, and Brown offered the meal to his partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry L. Dunham
Harwood Lersch
Pennsylvania
Dunham
Lersch
J. H. Brown
Pennsysvania
Brown
Louise Hornbeck murder case grand jury testimony expands
Court shorthand reporter Harry Moehlman said 24 witnesses testified yesterday in the Louise Hornbeck murder case, producing about 220 pages of typewritten record. Prosecutor Howard R Butler asked the grand jury to hear the case directly as investigators seek solid evidence amid manifold angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moehlman
Louise Hornbeck
Moehlman
Grand Jury
Howard R Butler
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