Christmas party plans and club notices for Townsend groups
The Bllyria Townsend Club No 4 held a well attended meeting with remarks from visiting club presidents. Prizes awarded for the membership drive went to Mrs. Mel Brown, Mrs. May Johnson, Jake Young, and B C Jacobs. A large membership gain was noted and multiple upcoming events were announced including Christmas parties on Dec 20 and 19, a Vermilion meeting Dec 17 with transport, and district events in Wellington and Oberlin Townsend venues. Several clubs and name changes were noted, with activities by Kitchen Orchestra and other groups in coming evenings at multiple halls.
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Stuart
Lorain Club
George Smith
F. H. Hohe
Berlin Heights Club
Doane
M. J Graff
Mel Brown
May Johnson
Jake Young
C Jacobs
Vermilion
Dee 17Th
Kitchen Orchestra
Townsend
Dee 14Th
R. F Trent
14Th District Board
Wellington Club
Grange Hall
E Oberlin Club
Oberlin Townsend Club
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Oneriin
Elvma Club No 1
Middle Avenue
Townsend Ourchastra
Odd Fellows Hall
Letters Yield Mixed Signal for Lorain Tuberculosis Drives
Officials of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association report progress on Christmas Seal Sales led by L B Hindman executive secretary. About half of the $6,000 goal is raised but mail replies lag and requests have not yet come from half the letters sent. They urge seals on all mail through year end and aim to widen milk-for-tuberculosis aid as demand rises. The group will provide information about its work upon request.
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Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
L. B. Hindman
Association
Ohio News In Brief Ohio News In Brief
Governor Davey signed a 139200 appropriation for clerical hire and operating costs for the current special session of the general assembly. At Davis mine near Pomeroy Earl Thomas, 36, was killed while his son escaped. In Kenton a 32 year old woman, Mrs Stark, was crushed to death when a tree branch her husband cut fell. A three year oldJimmy Misonofo swallowed a nail and survived after X-ray confirmation.
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Davey
General Assembly
Pomeroy, O
Davis Mine
Here
Earl Thomas
Pomeroy, CO
Jimmy Misamoso
Jimmy
Kenton
Michael] Stark
Cashew Nut Trade Slumps as U S Consumption Drops
India reports regret over reduced American demand for cashew nuts, noting fewer purchases from the United States compared with the previous year. The decline signals shifts in consumer tastes and trade dynamics affecting exporters in India.
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India
Public Auditorium program in Cleveland features talks and music
At Cleveland Public Auditorium last evening B J Brown spoke on What is wrong with America at p m. Mrs Sadie Reis inger gave a reading entitled Christmas Yesterday and Today. A Townsend song group delighted the audience with Ethel Ryan on violin and Viola Gingel at the piano under Mel Brown's direction.
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Public Auditorium
Cleveland
J. Brown
America
Sadie Reisinger
Townsend
Ethel Ryan
Viola Gingel
Mel Brown
First basketball fatality of season reported in Cleveland
Albert Taylor collapsed during a game at the Friendly Inn social settlement in Cleveland and died after arrival at a hospital. The day’s incident marks the season’s first basketball fatality.
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Cleveland, O
Albert Taylor
Taylor
Friendly Inn
Ile
Sewer Manholes Under Construction Citywide
Weather delays ditching and street work as the street department builds sewer manholes on Ohio Street and at Sixth Street and West Avenue. Service Director I D Faxon says labor is from regular crews at no extra cost. each manhole costs about $50 in materials and will aid sewer cleaning when clogs occur.
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Ohio Street
Sixth Street
West Avenue
I D. Faxon
Central Asian Women Take to the Skies as Flyers
A growing wave of Central Asian women join aviation careers and training programs, overcoming cultural barriers and workforce gaps to enter airline and air service roles across the region. The movement reflects shifts in education, government programs, and evolving gender norms shaping regional aviation.
Fels Planetarium Sees 700000th Visitor Milestone
Franklin Institute officials report more than 700000 people have visited the Fels Planetarium since it opened to the public on November 6, 1933.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
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