Windswept book club review at Elyria club
Mrs Ellen Benningbott reviewed Windswept by Ellen Chase for Elyria Womans Club at the Fourth street clubhouse starting 2:00 PM. The review highlighted the Maine setting, three generations, Windswept’s coastal home, and World War I and II references as well as a future January 15 review of The Man of Caraca by Thomas Darra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Benningbott
Biya
Elyria Wom% Club
Fourth Street
Ellen Chase
Smith College
Maine
Marston
Phillip Marston
New York
Phillip
John
James Lafiter
France
Anne
Roderick
Windswept
Thomas
Darra
Rebekah Social Club Hosted Reading and Prizes at Mrs Iva Marsh Home
Rebekah Social club members met at Mrs Iva Marsh home on Eighth Street for a Christmas program with carols led by Mrs Cassie Richards. Helen Osborn read two stories The Far North and The Sad Shepherd, and Anna Gehrne read a piece entitled Peace, screened by A C Schilleman. Prizes were won by Mrs Richards Mrs Sylvia Neff Mrs Eva Mohrman and Mrs Jeanett Arnold. Gifts were exchanged and candy passed to 28 members. Refreshments followed served by Thelma Rockwood Grace Heldrich and Anna Gehrke. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Iva Christian at 470 Eighth Street in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Social Club
Iva Marsh
Eighth Street
Cassie Richards Lejd
Helen Osborn
Far North
Anna Gehrne
Tien
A. C. Schilleman
Richards
Sylvia Neff
Eva Mohrman
Luncheon Held at Mrs. Esther Burrs Home
Club members were entertained at Mrs. Esther Burrs residence on Harned Avenue for a luncheon. The home was beautifully decorated and the event featured seasonal refreshments and socializing among attendees.
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Chresanthemisa Cieb
Esther Burr
Harned
Needy Ratelle club holds Christmas party at Ternes home
Members met last evening at Mrs. Don Ternes home on Sugar Ridge road for the annual Christmas party. The December committee was told to assemble Christmas baskets for a needy family. A successful card party December 1 at the D. rooms funded the effort. A Secret sister gift exchange and a ten cent exchange occurred. Main diversion was Up and Down the River, won by Mrs. Fred Stahl and Mrs. John Rost. A salad course with a candlelit centerpiece was served. Guest Mrs. Richard Blythe of Cleverland attended. Next meeting set for January 8 at Mrs. Tom Hallouer's on Murray Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratelle Club
Don Ternes
Sugar Ridge
D. Rooms
Fred Stahl
John Rost
Richard Blythe
Cleverland
Tom Hallouer
Murray Ridge
Licenses Issued in Columbia Township and Ridgeville Area
Licensing notices list Howard Chambers 18 Jaborey and Ethel Donsidzen Oberlin. Menna Baumann 24 Obskin ma chinist and Geraldine Parker 18 Columbia township. Joseph Charles Stier 30 Lorain welder and Christine Mary Vrbancic 25 Carlton Brian Elyria music operator. Vernice Osbors 71 Ridgevice Edward Melf 74 architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chambers
Jaborey
Ethel
Donsidzen
Oberlin
Menna Baumann
Obskin
Geraldine Parker
Columbia Township
Joseph Charles Stier
Lorain
Welder
Christine Mary Vrbancic
Carlton Brian
Elyria
Vernrice Osbors
Ridgevice
Edward Melf
Hospital Notes Contain Unclear Patient Details
Fragmentary text references a hospital encounter with names and addresses but is largely illegible. Mentions a baby girl and several personal identifiers, yet no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Two Attacks On Wake Island Do Not Halt Marines
The Navy reports two additional air attacks on Wake Island, with the Marine garrison countering each blow. Communique No. 12 notes no new developments in the Pacific areas and confirms Wake Island faced two night and morning strikes, while Far East updates show no changes.
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Washington
Der
Tri
Navy
Wake Island
Navy Department
Lantic
Nm Pacific
Tal Pacific
Far East
Driver arraigned on charged driving in a faulty direction
Julica Griswold road figure cited and fined with costs of two dollars as arraigned on a charge of driving in a faulty direction on Troxel at 1133 p.m. yesterday.
Rules On Payment Of Hospital Bills For Indigents
Ohio Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert ruled that a indigent’s home county must pay hospital bills when treatment occurs outside the home county. Knox County prosecutors contended for a 16 year old farm boy who fell from a freight train at Mansfield and was treated in Richland County. The question was whether Knox County or the two towns within the county where he lived were responsible for the bills.
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Columbus. O
Thomas J. Herbert
W. Thurman Todd
Knox County
Knox
Mansheid
Richland
Cars Damaged In Crash At West Sixth Street Area
A car collided with another at West Sixth Street near Sixth Avenue today, damaging the fronts and injuring occupants. One report mentions a vehicle at 444 Eighth Street and a driver named Carroll, with details limited by the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Leither Carroll
Kuchfares
Japanese Attack Hits Iloilo as Hangar Is Destroyed
An army communique reports a Japanese air raid on Iloilo City, Philippines, with a hangar at a Panay Island airfield destroyed and fires burning in several commercial buildings. US and Philippine forces, under General MacArthur, reportedly held firm against three invasion thrusts from Luzon while submarines in Far Eastern waters claim sinkings.
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Manila
Populous
Iloilo
United States
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Puinta Ie Luzon
Halo
Fort San Pedro
Philippittee Airlines
Fre
Panay Island
Panay
Yangtze River
China
Washington
Far
Herbert Rules On Real Estate Taxes for Purchasers
Columbus December 1 Attorney General Thomas Merbert Muledt states that buyers of real estate after October 1 are not required to pay taxes on the current rent. Belmont County prosecutor Hoss Michener reports that sales after October 1 must include current year taxes. The ruling notes the saving applies only if the purchase price is less than accumulated taxes.
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Columbus
Atorney General Thomis de
Merbert Muledt
Hoss Michener
Belmont County
Herbert
Chemical Plant In Cleveland Hit By Strike Action
In Cleveland the Gestral Chemical Company plant faced a strike over wage demands interrupting production of sulfuric acid used in explosives. The firm employs 120 workers. No comments were obtained from company offices or the United Mine Workers Chemical Division. Army HQ reported no enemy action during the forenoon.
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Urveland
Gestral Chemial Company
Fim
United Mine Warsers Chementl Division
Army
Fire Confined To Cloth Dryer At Local Plant
An early alarm at the Sunshoe Wipe Chan Company plant on Clark Street reported a fire confined to a cloth dryer. No property damage occurred as workers extinguished the blaze. the dryer contents ignited, with the dryer listed as the cause.
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Sunshoe Wipe Chan Company
Clark Street
de Ga Cen
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Young Peoples Society
Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed Church
George Prohaska
Bob Gray
Geraldine Birkline
Donald Birkline
L. G. Novak
Esther Kellerman
Hertha Doman
William Kustyn
Joseph Horvath
Julia Hyczes
Nibetsit
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Bread
U.S. Army
March Field
Cal
Stanley Umstead
Howard Bunker
Canter
Mrs. Braz
Odtem Club
Robert Broz
Gull Read
Join Szabo
Ert Novak
Frank Seeley
Joseph Bara
J Timas
Sor Nz
Nesy
John Szabo
Ledi Street
Will Snierta
the Resar Service Co
Ostroy
Jeanne Halpin
Henry Batne
Garin
Gratien
Darchesrad
Adrinert Street
Plana
Gratton
Herbert A. Durgue
First Arny Air Corps
Mitchell Field
N.Y
California
Luzon Island
Chemical Plant
Cleveland
Murbach Coal
Cee
Reich
Tony
Beamey
Bette
Antowatic Riaoket
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