Townsend Plan Lecture Draws Full House
A full house attended the Townsend Plan lecture by W. Albers, secretary of the 1st District Board, at 186 Middle Avenue. Visitors came from Wyandotte, Michigan, Covington Kentucky, Berlinville Ohio, and nearby clubs. The meeting covered upcoming events and the next six months of officer elections set for January 3. William Clare George will speak January 10 at 136 Middle Avenue. A New Year’s Eve party is planned for Odd Fellow's Hall, with a January 2 talk by Otis J. Bournia at Public Auditorium Cleveland.
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Albers
Townsend
Middle Avenue
Wyandotte
Mich
Covington
Berlinville
Ohio
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
J. Clare George
Townsend Orchestra
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Otis J. Bournia
Washington D. C
Congress
Kiwanis Club To Install Officers In 1938 Rite
The Ely ria Kiwanis Club will install officers elected for 1938 at its noon meeting at Hotel Graystone. F A Dusthimer ends his presidency and Ralph E Young becomes successor along with other officers and directors. A. H West will serve as installing officer. Some members plan to attend a Gabon meeting Tuesday evening where Governor elect Philip Auer will be installed. William Williams, inter-
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Graystone
F. A. Dusthimer
Ralph E. Young
A. H. West
Gabon
Philip Auer
William Williams
Inter
Detroit Judge to Speak at Cleveland Businessmen Meeting
Judge E J Jeffery of Detroit will address the gathering in Cleveland, as business men sponsor the meetings drawing large crowds. A quartet featuring Albert Ryan and daughter Ethel on strings and Frank Grugel with daughter Viola on piano performed entertaining numbers Monday evening.
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E. J. Jeffery
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Albert Ryan
Ethel
Frank Grugel
Viola
Sixth Division Installation Party at Cleveland
National trustee will serve as installing officer District Governor Auer to preside at the Sixth Division installation in Cleveland on January 6 with installing duties by the national officer and district leader.
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National Trustee
Auer
Cleveland
Lorain Man Fined 50 And Costs For DUI
George Atley, 42, of 2843 Vine avenue Lorain was jailed by Mayor Co. R. Comings of Oberlin after failing to pay a $50 fine and costs for driving while under the influence. He was arraigned before Mayor Comings by Corporal J A Bower of the state highway patrol.
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George Atley
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Co. R. Comings
Oberlin
Atley
Comings
J. A. Bower
State Highway Patrol
Mouse hanged by tail in spider web near Pipestone
Pipe Stone Minnesota Earl Klinsing, a farmer near Pipestone, captured a photo of a mouse that hung itself by the tail after becoming trapped in a spider web. The creature dangled head downward and died as a result of entanglement.
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Pipestone
Minn
Earl Klinsing
Here
Rest For Wounded Officer Of Panay
Lieut. C. G. Grazier ship surgeon rests beside Lieut. Commander James J. Hughes after the U S S Panay was bombed and sunk by Japanese planes on the Yangtse. Hughes has a broken leg. both survivors endured hardship before rescue by Allied ships.
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Acme
C. G. Grazier
James J. Hughes
Yangtse
Panay
Comdr. Hughes
Lieut
Grazier
Alfalfa Healthful But Tastes Awful
El Paso farmers consider alfalfa salad unlikely to become a national health trend despite Dr Heiser urging its value. A luncheon shows locals tasting alfalfa as a health food with mixed reactions while authorities note its vitamin and mineral content.
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EL Paso
Texas
Victor Heiser
Africa
Authority On Public Health
Andy Beys
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