Townsend Club Hints at Toy Shop Project Dinner Dance
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 met at 136 Middle Avenue with strong turnout. President Doane led the session. Neff supervised the study on the General Welfare Act H R 4199. A December 21 anniversary party was planned, dinner at 7 and dancing to follow, with proceeds donated to the Salvation Army for the Toy Shop project.
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Elyria Townsend Club No 1
Middle Avenue
Doane Mis C Neff
Elyria Club No 1
Haynes
Jacobs
Reisinger
Salvation Army
New Blimp Test At Cab With Notables On Deck
A new blimp test features Pilot Karl Fishes Lieutenant Commander W E Zimmerman and Harold Crum with Mrs Archer. The special prize Mrs McQuiston will enter the club December 21 with a gift exchange planned by the ladies.
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Karl Fishes
W E Zimmerman
Harold Crum
Booby
Archer
McQuiston
Parker Describes Police Academy Training for Officers
Sergeant-Detective Clare Parker of the city police spoke at the YMCA Young Men's Club on the National Police Academy in Washington. He detailed three months of training, its aim to foster national cooperation with the FBI, and how attendees standardize methods in their home cities. The club adjourned for Christmas. the next meeting is January 9.
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National Police Academy
Washington
Young Mens Club
Clare Lo Parker
Lytita Police Department
YMCA
Parker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Milk and vitamin D milk aid growth in orphan children study
Dr Lydia Roberts and team at the University of Chicago studied 150 orphan children aged one to fifteen, all given a pint of milk daily with some receiving an extra pint. Results show milk groups gained more weight and stronger bone growth, with vitamin D milk offering no clear edge over plain milk in early findings. Dental phase to be discussed tomorrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Roberts
C.N. Chrisman
M.D
Dairy Council
Lydia Roberts
University of Chicago
Local Notes From LaGrange Community Gatherings
Mr and Mrs WC Knowles and daughters Mary Margaret and Frances hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Karl Kolinsk and Chelice Balshe of Litchfield with local residents in Lakewood Birmingham and other nearby towns. The Gleaners Class meets December 14 to discuss The Children of the Bible with Esther Wolcott. officers to be elected for 1936. The Tanes Aid Society holds its last quarterly meeting at the Grange Hall with reports from committees and a noon dinner. Wes Heath chairs the program. The Homemaker Club met with Mrs Feaint Wolcott and Frances Ecnett. electricity talk and wiring projects featured. Revival services at the Baptist Church draw attendees from Wellington. Clarence Ward announces birth of Clarence Albert Jr December 3. Grange Lodge F and A M No 399 holds annual inspection with George Cornish installed master. Five Hundred club hosts a drawing with prizes awarded to Mrs Wilcox and others.
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Moses Sylvia Curtice
Samiuel
Genesieve Splicer
David
Wall
Ghidis Hopkins
Wall He
Will Knowles
Kul Koliasnat
Arthur Wilcex
Paul Sage
Mis J Thayer
Tanes Aid Society
Grange Hall
Tesses
Tohn Curtee
Paul Sage Devotut
Wes Heath
Jarra
Baptist Church
Wellington
Eveing
TiGrange Lodge
George Cornish
F D Hastings
H J Hopkins
Five Hundred Club
B L Wilcox
Melxern Spicer
McQuiston
John Holcomb
Christmas events fill Columbia churches and clubs
The Altruist class hosts a Christmas party at the Murrle Fish home on December 17 with a ten-cept gift exchange. Townsend meeting at Town Hill on December 16. Methodist Christmas entertainment December 2? and a Hollys Christmas Surprise at the Baptist church on December 23. Rehearsals at JHO Butter home December 15 and Roy Putt home December 15. Baptist choir event at Roy Putt home. Epworth League rehearsals with 26 attendees. Briefer note: Mrs Frank Williamson of Olmsted, formerly Vass Emily.
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Columbia
Baptist Sunday School
Murrle Fish
Townsend
Town Hill
Methodist
Baptist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Families and Visits
Wrights welcome a newborn son M while James G Wrights visit daughter Mrs Frank Williamson. Harold Hopkins of Eaton calls on Ralph Hopkins. Evelyn Roth marks seventh birthday with a party. Gordon Walkden of Elysa marries Marie Roch of Elysa. former Columbia resident. Various local visits include Mrs Asa Hance of Eaton and family, Mrs Jesse Burnett and Mrs John Layton with Mrs Anna Shapley in Elyria, and friends from Columbia and Cleveland attending events and hosting relatives.
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Jesse Burnett
John Layton
Anna Shapley
Elyria
Tuesda
Columbia
Gordon Walhden
Charles Walkden
Elysa
Marie Roch
Pearl Pundle
Cleveland
Ralph Hopkins
Muirle Fish
Daisy Jacquays
Gl Rey
Harold Landon
Japanese lemons grown from Georgia seed in Ohio farm
Dustin Ohio farmer J A Hilliard grows a Japanese lemon tree from Georgia seed. The tree yields three to five fruites per year and resembles a lime in size. The crop highlights a unique fruit variety cultivated in the region.
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Dustin
Ohio
Hughes
J A Hilliard
Georgia
Milk Diet Study Shows Growth Difference In Children
North Olmsted report details a year long experiment with three groups of children matched by sex age and growth metrics. One group on standard diet, one with extra plain milk, and one with vitamin D milk yielding greater average height gains than the control. Nearby community notices include a Christmas party and club meeting details.
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Townsend Club
Toy Shop
Navy
Akron
Police Academy
DR. Chrisman
Dolly
Infant's
Penney’s
la Grange
Coats
Frank Williamson
Olmsted
Vass
Emily
LEVON
Reece
Fluffy Bear
A -C.penney Company
North Olmsted
North Olmsted—Universalist Ladies Aid
Thuis
Myrtle Decker
Nettle Biddulph Lula Limpert
Lillian Schneider
Evelyn Wershing
Fred Athe
Elliott
Uip
Pennslvania
Nancy Gorhan
Lake Erie College Community Fund
Clyde Kuhn
White Water
Wisconsin
Florence Rockway
Tom Girl
College
Beacon
Penney Company
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