Y W C A Board Of Directors Discuss Many Matters Of Interest
The Y W C A board met in regular session with Mrs D A Baird presiding An invitation went to adult club presidents to attend The meeting covered recreation work city boards aims to petition for women on the Recreation Board A Christmas program and annual banquet plans were discussed Committees were named for menu invitations decor and program A lecture by Dr Kenneth I Brown was noted and efforts on maternal health and schoolgirl programs were reported A gift of candelabras and an electric clock were presented to the association A new blue dining room rug was placed and book reviews scheduled for January to March The notice ends with an ad for Life Insurance and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Board of
D. A. Baird
Ray Greenich
Cosmopolitan Club
Mark Willis
Metropolitan Club
Russell Johnson
Two O'Clock Club
Virgil Jasper
Margaret Minch
Young Women's League
Marion Bridgett
Middle Steps
Lena Pasadyn
Dorothy Christman
Petro
Edna Gray Johnson
George Lamberton
Leo R Meyer
J Martin Becx
H H Nye
R C. Maston
James Hewitt
Mass
Margaret Edwards
Kenneth I Brown
Hiram College
J. A. Beck
Ellsworth Schneider
Rodney Rockwood
E . Howens
Enid Bunting
Beaef
Metropoltan Club
YWCA
Harriett Hubbard
Rachcal Field
Oberlin Forensic Union to Speak on New Deal Pumping
Three Oberlin College Forensic Union members will discuss Is the New Deal Pump-priming a Success at a round table tonight for the Young Employed Women's League. Two seniors John Hornbeck Reginald S Matthews and a junior Richard Davis will present individual points of view before a group following a 6 o'clock dinner at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Forensic Union
Young Employed Women's League
Delta Sigma Rho
John Hornbeck
Reginald S. Matthews
Richard Davis
Christmas party honors John G Whitney class members
Mr and Mrs Roy Mullspaugh hosted thirty seven guests from the John G Whitney class of First Methodist Church at Eastern Heights Boulevard last night A basement recreation room dinner games and gift exchanges occurred Gifts included two presents for Mr and Mrs Howard Huston Verne Unger spoke for the gift presentation Mrs Phoebe Mathis gave Mrs Huston her gift and the group ended the evening with Christmas carols Committee members were Mrs Herman Portman and Mrs Alfred Swartz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mullspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
John G. Whitney
First Methodist Church
Howard Huston
Verne Unger
Huston
Phoebe Mathis
Herman Portman
Alfred Swartz
Y Debs Club Completes Talks Before Holiday Prom
At a Y Debs meeting Mrs E J Howenstine led the final talk of the series. Girls presented service projects dolls dressed and scrapbooks. Next meeting is the Holiday Prom on Tuesday December 27 at Columbia Ballroom. Ticket sellers include Betty Piper Janet Tichenor Mary Lou Carr and Lois Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Debs
E. J. Howenstine
Columbia Ball Room
Betty Piper
Janet Tichenor
Mary Lou Carr
Lois Sharkey
Y-Debs Group
Mrs. B H. Long Retires From Republican Women’s Club
Mrs. B H Long retires after a two year term as president of the Republican Women's Club and entertaining her executive board at her Park Avenue home. Twelve women attended a refreshments course and a social evening followed by discussion of a meeting next Tuesday at the Elyria Woman's Club where husbands will attend a tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B H. Long
Republican Women's Club
Park Avenue
Elyria Woman's Club
Lec ture Series:Set for Sidney Montague on January 18
Sidney Montague will speak as the final event in the Lec ture Series on January 18. Miss Edna Johnson closed the board meeting with a Christmas message. A tureen dinner was arranged by Mrs. James Hewitt and Mrs. H. H. Nye in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Montague
Edna Johnson
James Hewitt
H. H. Nye
Annual Christmas Party of the Triple D Club
The Triple D Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Theodore Rafferty’s Garvin Avenue home. Fan Tan games awarded prizes to Mrs. Don Porter, Mrs. John McVey, and Mrs. Henry Bakehouse. Guests exchanged gifts. next gathering set for January 9 at Mrs. Henry Bakehouse’s Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple D
Theodore Rafferty
Garvin Avenue
Fan Tan
Don Porter
John McVey
Henry Bakehouse
McVey
Cleveland
Henry Bakehhouse
Lorain
Daughters of Sahara Hold Dine and Gift Exchange
Last night at Harriett's Tea Room on Second Street twenty one Daughters of Sahara attended a chicken dinner chaired by Jessie Raesler with assistants Iva Simmons and Edith Slater. A ten cent gift exchange followed revelation of mystery sister names. Jessie Raesler won the bridge prize. Mrs Jeanette Arnold scored pinochle. Mrs Leo Christiansen won pedro. Ruth Kauffman took the banco award. Next meeting is January 23 at V F W hall with a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett
Second Street
Sahara
Jessie Raesler
Iva Simmons
Edith Slater
Jeanette Arnold
Leo Christiansen
Pedro
Ruth Kauffman
Banco
F. W. Hall
Troop 5 Girls Plan Christmas Party and Carolling
Girl Scouts of Troop No 5 gathered at American Legion Home in Ameri can Legion Home to finalize plans for a Christmas party on December 19. They will carol on December 20 with Barbara Klekotta Virginia Vaughn Ann McWilliams and Ruth Corts in charge. Maxine Fichtner was named new Scribe as Christmas carols were practiced and the meeting closed with Good night Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 5
American Legion Home
Legion Home
Barbara Klekotta
Virginia Vaughn
Ann McWilliams
Ruth Corts
Maxine Fichtner
Goodnight Circle
First Methodist Group Circle Meets Wednesday at 2 15
Meetings Circle No 3 of First Methodist Church convenes Wednesday at 2 15 led by Mrs T C Whitmore of 336 Harvard Ave. The session was moved from Mrs Fred Lawrence’s Cascade Street home. An Eastern Heights Circle of the Child Conservation League will gather at Mrs R W Butts home on Eastern Heights Boulevard Monday December 19. the prior announcement misdated Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
T. C. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Fred Lawrence
Cascade Street
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
R. W. Butts
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Litchfield News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Litchfield residents attended The Messiah in Medina and various church and school events. The Primary and Nursery classes planned a Maude Brinker birthday party and a Christmas gift exchange. The Juniors performed Aunt Susie Shoots the Works, with strong orchestra selections. Several deaths and family gatherings are noted, including Ross Bounds in Newark and Elizabeth Koegle in Toledo. Multiple dinners, visits, and weekend trips across Litchfield, Medina, Elyria, and neighboring towns are recorded, with attendees from Stephen, Archer, Wilson, Meyers, and Lloyd families.
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Litchfield
Messiah Chorus
Medina County
Medina
Howard Stephan
Ed. Millier
Thelma Miller
Helen Streett
Alta Hastings
Austin Hastings
The
Baptist Church
Maude Brinker
Mabie
Susie
E. E. Bounds
Ross Bounds
Newark
Bounds
Blaine Archer
George Foster
Wellington
Archer
Arleigh Browand
Sidney Wilson
Stanley Biggs
Biggs
Bob Falconer
Rose Petersen
Mary Elizabeth Koegle
Toledo
Fred Kellogg
Gott
Penfield
William King
Dennis Darnley
Harry Lloyd
Columbus
Frances
Ohio State U
Washington U
Harry
Markets Chicago Cass Quotations
Chicago market quotes show poultry receipts at 25 trucks with live birds steady to firm and varied prices for hens, leghorn, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese, and dress turkey values. Butter and eggs receipts, U S Department of Agriculture figures, and wholesale prices for potatoes, wheat, corn, barley, soybeans, timothy seed, and red clover seed are listed with regional notes and demand trends.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rock
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Colorado
U.S
McClures U
Wisconsin
U. S
Green Mountains
B. S
Michigan
Timothy
Ohio
North Dakota
Maine
Lanu
Chamberlain May Give Clue To British Policy
London dispatch notes Prime minister Neville Chamberlain may outline Britain's stance on European issues at a Foreign Press Association dinner. The speech expected to address peace efforts, potential moves by other powers, Italian demands on France, and fears of German expansion in the Memel region. Reports also mention German Reichsbank head Schacht visiting London to discuss Jewish emigration plans. The rumor mill sparked stock market tremors amid Mediterranean tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Foreign Press Association
Great Britain
France
Germany
Memel
Lithuania
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Mediterranean
Italy
Paris
Grain and feed prices from Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling
Quotations for grain hay and straw from Sheets Elevator Co and flour from Montana Milling Co. Prices shown per bushel for corn wheat and oats, per barrel for flour, and per ton for mill feeds and hay for car lots. Oats No 1 and No 2 yellow and white varieties, wheat No 2 red and No 1 red, flour jobbing, middlings and bran, oil meal and ensiled year. Timothy straw market details listed with grade No 1 and No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timothy
Market Prices and Grading for Farm Supplies and Produce
The listing covers Timothy hay priced at 750 and various clover hay grades, mixed and straw values, alfalfa cuts, and grain by the price per unit. It also lists Butter, Eggs, Live Poultry, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, and Mushrooms alongside regional potato, wheat, corn, oats, rye prices, both elevator and track prices, and assorted produce items with unit costs.
Grocery price list with varied produce and baskets
A fragmented price sheet lists dozens of produce items with unit prices and basket sizes. Items include lettuce baskets, cucumbers, cabbage, onions, mushrooms, parsley, turnips, tomatoes, pumpkins, and more, with frequent mentions of hothouse or outdoor growing and per peck or basket pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Deliciosus
Northern Spy
Jonathan “i
Rome Beauty
Winesap
Didier
Hubbard
Cattle Market Report Echoes Steady Trade and Range Prices
CATTLE market remains active and steady with steers over 1100 pounds at 10 to 12 dollars and 71 to 1100 pounds at 10 to 11 dollars. Cows bring 5 to 7 dollars, mediums around 6 to 7 with butchers at 6 to 7. Calves steady with choices to prime 11 to 12, good to choice 10 to 11, medium 9 to 10. Sheep and lambs active with spring lambs 9 to 10 and good 8 to 7. Sheep and lambs market steady overall.
Untitled Market Sketch with Mixed Livestock Notes
Market chatter shows VEOT and HOGS activity with prices ranging across weights. Listings include 180-320 lbs at $7.60 to $7.80, 150 lbs at $7.75, and 100-120 lb groups at $7.80. roughs around $6.35 to $6.76. context unclear with several garbled items and placeholders.
Double is Tripled Novata Tale at Oklahoma Courthouse
Walter Vogel of Vinita reports he was mistaken for three others after a courthouse visit in Novata Oklahoma. Three men slapped him on the back and called him Guy Price, illustrating a case of mistaken identity and the claim that every man has his double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novata
Okla
Walter Vogel
Vinita
Guy Price
Race gain called myth
Ottawa Ont The theory that wars improved human race and made men stronger is a myth, says Raymond Turpin noted French biologist and hereditary authority who spoke here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Raymond Turpin
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Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Oberlin Forensic Union
Victor
West Aan En
Quistion & Helfri
Victor Lump
Sahara Daughters
Dine
News of the Girl Scouts
Russell Shepheard
Earl Meyers
Flora Bart
Norbert Hood
E. J. Meylert
Mallet Creek
Meilert
Lodi Hospital
Harry McDonald
Raroh Lucas
Howard Lance
Elyria
Warren Taylor
A. D. Taylor
Savannah
New York Harbor
Cuba
Warren
Lawrence Taylor
Edith Taylor
John Welsh
Pawnee
F. R. Barnhart
Lodi
Hal Leach
Dallas Warner
John Fahrian
George Fratz
Kipton
Roy Whitehead
Eberle
Helen Eberle
M. K. Madison
Trixy Corp
Fred Weaver
Shelby
Ruth Diehl
Charles Sanderson
Mansfield
Tressie Kerr
Sullivan
Mary Martin
Weymouth
Bart
the Bank
MEMSE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elyria Savings
CASS
Cleveland Produceh
Howegrowers’ Market
Princeton
Lorain County Home
Cleviland Livestock
East Ave
Opp
Postoffice
Frigidaire
Rigidai
Onby Tnigidaine
Craietmor
Quet
Broad Street
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