Hospital Births and Homes Listed for New Zealand Market
Hospital discharge notes list seven new arrivals with mothers and address details including Mrs William Hag sarty and baby girl at 808 East avenue among others. Separate item notes Elmérson Carter of Grafton and Mrs Lloyd Brewster of Berlin Heights. New Zealand farmers aim to produce 10000 more fods of meat and 10000 more tons of butter and cheese this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hagsarty
East Avenue
Ernest Bedoes
Huron Need
Edward Kershaw
Middle Avenue
Willian Seger
Riverside Homes
Charles Austin
Columbia
Lion
Lloyd Brewster
Berlin Heights
Elmérson Carter
Grafton
New Zealand
Christmas Circle No. 5 Meets For Dinner And Prayers
St Pauls Circle No. 5 held a full course Christmas dinner for 23 members and one guest Mrs Dorit Jehle at the church. Gifts from a lighted tree were handed out as devotions and prayers followed. Next meeting is January 8 at the church hosted by Mrs Russell Weiland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Circle No. 5
Dorit Jehle
Arthur Moelk
Moelk
Harry Gilmore
Carola
M. Schroeder
Leroy Schroeder
Santa
Russell Weiland
Avon Lake residents attend meetings in Columbus
Avon Lake figures show November permits totaling 96000 with 14800 for alterations. New dwellings issued to Herman Kopf Mike Elzen J H Keller two to J H McCutcheon three to W Mitchell and additions to Otto Komatz Superior Decorating Avon Lake Hardware. Mayor Wagner reports November fines 208 including careless driving speeding and school bus passing violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
A. G. Hint
Merle Hall
Avon
Columbus
Mike Elzen
Walker Road
J. H. Keller
Tomahawk Drive
J. H. McCutcheon
Woodstock Road
W. Mitchell
Beck Road
Otto Komatz
Lear Road
Superior Decorating Company
van Lake
Objectives for the Boy Scouts set at Wakeman planning meet
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America will set next year’s goals at a planning conference in Wakeman at 7:30 p m Monday announced today. Six chairmen will lead the Southeast District including Elyria and southern Lorain County with Harold Ewing Russell Stokley N M Fitch George Hermann A H West and Dr C A Seabright as key chairs. Elyria scouts Rufus Taylor and Howard Miller will attend with Vincent Hart of Oberlin as camping and activities chair.
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Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Wakeman
Elyria
Lorain County
Harold Ewing
Russell Stokley
N. M. Fitch
George Hermann
A. H. West
C. A. Seabright
Rufus Taylor
Howard Miller
West Ridge Visitors Include Richards Rite man and Neighbors
Blanche Richards of Lakewood and Rella Riteman of Norwalk visited Mrs. Roger Richards at her home on Sunday. Theodore Grills attended the general of Frank Wack and Mrs. Dallas Childers, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Newell, returned yesterday.
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West Ridge
Blanche Richards
Lakewood
Rella Riteman
Norwalk
Roger Richards
Theodore Grills
Frank Wack
Dallas Childers
William Newell
Local Social Roundup and Community Notes
Local families hosted and visited through the week with dinner gatherings in Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Am herst. Notable events include a fifth birthday party for Charles Wallace at Henry Pallas residence and a W C T U meeting with gift exchange on December 17 at Mrs Harry Laura’s home. Also notes on US volunteers in Alaska and Hawaii and volcanic activity at Lassen and Crater Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emary Retsinger
Cleveland
James Hillier
Stella Jordan
Milton Babcock
Baud Nion
Larry J
Lannie
Henry Wessell
Oberlin
Alfred Nash
William Oates
Colling
H. Drusendahl
Oon
Ruth Harris
Ambergi
Irwin Eldred
Edward Linsky
Lawrence Hotts
Earl Lockwood
Amherst
Penfound
Harlan
Cleveland Milk Producers Association
Wellington
Charles Wallace
Henry Pallas
W.C.T.U
Harry Laura
Christmas party joy at Wellington Rebekah lodge gathering
Wellington residents attended Lillywood Rebekah lodge’s Christmas party at Odd Fellows hall with a 6:30 covered-dish dinner, Santa gifts, games, carols, and Mystery Sisters reveal. Other church groups held holiday events, including Mary Knapp Circle gift distribution and Dorcas Society sewing. Initiations and officer elections wrapped the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Odd Fellows
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Epma Moore
Georgia Carey
Clara Moore
Hazel Dague
Doris Babson
Eoma Greenbank
Santa Claus
W. Dale Cole
Church Schol Board
First Methodist Church
W. A
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
L. F. Baker
South Main Street
Ivan E. Downey
Ethel Morrison
Mary Knapp
King's Daughters
E. J. Massard
Preston Robertson
C. L. Hill
H. Lb. Wight
Dorcas Society
Church of Christ
Ella McKisson
Yeaday
Russell Shepherd
Mystery Sisters
Treasury
Eleanor Heighland
Lillian Smith
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Russell Edwards
Blanche Hales
Pleasant Street
Ady Schmellinger
West Street
Fred Gray
Bob Herricks
Graves
Wellington Grange
Arthur Bfason
Sidney Hemenway
C. Norris
Soloists Named For Presentation Of The Messiah
Norman Green directs a 100-voice Elyria High Alumni Chorus for The Messiah at the high school auditorium at 4 p.m. Sunday. Soloists include Margaret Tobias soprano Janet Schwendeman Schmidt alto Lloyd Linder tenor and Green bass. Instrumental ensemble with Sidney Davis concertmaster. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Green
First Methodist Church
Baldwins Wallace College Conservatory of Music
Elyria High School
Margaret Tobias
New York City
Janet Schwendeman Schmidt
Cleveland
Lloyd Linder
New York
Oberlin
Green
Syracuse University
Teachers College J
Columbia University
Syracuse
Juilliard Graduate School
Tobias
Simms
Bach Aria Group
North Korea currency chaos disrupts north zone economy
Refugees report that the north Korean government halted most stores and forced currency exchange on December 7, with only state outlets open. Troops secured Pyongyang as households rushed to spend old notes and buy resale goods while North Korea Labor Party members held rationed access. An estimated 2.1 billion south Korean yen circulated in the north before Soviet restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroul
Korea
Prane
Hi Wan
North Korea
Dal Dong Sin- Moon
Kim U-Sung
Pyongyang
Inter
North Korea Labor Party
Huntington Meeting Hears December Plans and Prize Award
Huntington Ange Hobbs meeting held December 4 with 33 members present. A vote approved holding a nd-cent craft exchange at the next meeting on December 14. Bert Rollin won a special prize. Lunch, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served by the lunch committee. due to town hall occupancy, the December 8 dance moved to Vincent Dance Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Coal profits in Rangaa court case reported
Fragmentary clipping describes a court action involving coal profits and fines in Rangaa. It mentions a penalty, a sum around sixtee n dollars, and references to a dull seal and a general dull period. Names and exact details are unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransa Ranhas
Ranga
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