Elyria Health Status Improves With No Scarlet Fever
Elyria reports continued good health for the past month per Dr. G. E. French records. No measles or scarlet fever cases were reported, only five chicken pox in the period, with a few pneumonia cases possibly unreported. Kathryn Fulton logged 127 health visits, including prenatal, welfare, school, tuberculosis work, and chicken pox follow ups, plus three baby clinics and 120 school examinations.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Kathryn Fulton
Fulton
B. G. Curtiss
Avon Lake announces Lena Wassily engagement to Joe Dymiteuk
Avon Lake December 30 Lena Wassily of 1684 BE 31st Street Lorain announces engagement to Joe Dymiteuk of Avon Lake. The couple became engaged at a Wassily home dinner party held one week earlier.
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Avon Lake
John Wassily
31St Street
Lorain
Lena
Joe Dymiteuk
Wassily
Community groups donate baskets to village families
The American Legion Post No 211 and the Auxiliary delivered several baskets to various families in the village, while the Congregational Sunday School also carried out a gift basket effort for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post No. 211
Auxiliary
Congregational Sunday School
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Christine Hassell
Miss Alberta Buer Miss Burnadeta Buer and Miss Alda Patrie attended a surprise birthday party for Christine Hassell at her parents Avon home Saturday evening. Lovely refreshments were served. Miss Hassell received many evicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Burnadeta Buer
Alda Patrie
Christine Hassell
Avon
Hassell
Congregational Sunday School Spelling Bee Fun Night
Members and friends of the Congregational Sunday School enjoyed an evening of fun at the church basement on Friday. An old-fashioned spelling bee crowned J. L. Oppelt as winner with close runners up Mrs. Ida Hill and Eleanor Williams. Refreshments included cocoa, ice cream, and cake.
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Congregational Sunday School
J. L. Oppelt
Ida Hill
Eleanor Williams
Akron Visitors and City Health Reports Highlight Local Issues
Mr and Mrs Roy Currant entertained Akron friends while R V Mardis of East Cleveland visited on business. Sanitary police officer F H Williams logged 19 complaints, down from 26, including tar, rubbish, cans, hogs near dwellings, and rabbits near homes. W Savage reporter logged 215 inspections across meat markets, grocers, milk plants, confectioneries, dairies, and bakeries, condemning veal, fruit, lamb, and sauerkraut quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Currant
Akron
R. V. Mardis
East Cleveland
Ness
James Deasy
F. H. Williams
W. Savage
City Food Inspectaie
Social and Civic Guests Gather for Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Clifford Barshow host at Bay Village while Carl Weber and family visit Clarence Weber. Rose Livingston entertains Al Barshow of Akron. Knupp and daughter Helen of Cleveland call on friends. Lee Johnson and family of Elyria visit Miss Rena Titus. Cleveland relatives stay with Charles Williams family. Wm Schabel and son Billy visit Cleveland relatives. May Jansen visits Cleveland. Inaugural Ball at the school auditorium is well attended with Hazen's Orchestra from Lorain providing music.
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Clifford Barshow
Bay Village
Carl Weber
Clarence Weber
Rose Livingston
al Barshow
Akron
Knupp
Helen
Cleveland
Lee Johnson
Elyria
Rena Titus
Flo and
Mable
Muaitrick Williams
Charles Williams
Wm. Schabel
Billy
May Jansen
Hazen
Lorain
Doris Jameson Weds Norman Stockhaus at Avon Parsonage
Doris Jameson youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson of Avon married Norman Stockhaus of Dover at the M E parsonage. Rev H J Bond officiated. The couple plan a two weeks trip to Miami and other points before settling in Cleveland.
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AVON
Doris Jameson
Wilson Jameson
Norman Stockhaus
Dover
H. J. Bond
M. E. Parsonage
M. E Church
Nickle Plate Railroad
Miami
Florida
Cleveland
Keystone Baptist Sunday Schoolers Attend Jenkins Home Event
The Keystone class and friends gathered at Mr and Mrs George Jenkins home Saturday evening. They enjoyed guessing contests and a Santa visit with gifts for each attendee. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
George Jenkins
Santa
Death of 12 year old Gerald Conroy at Mt Sinai Hospital
Gerald M Conroy age 12 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Conroy died at Mt Sinai Hospital Saturday December 28 after a lingering illness He is survived by his mother father seven brothers and five sisters Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Gerald M. Conroy
Joseph Conroy
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Watch Night services at Baptist church invite New Year
Watch Night services will be held at the Baptist church on Tuesday night December 31 at 9 p.m. You are cordially invited to help watch the old year out and the New Year in. A fine program is being arranged and a fine time is promised all who attend. Epworth League Meets The Epworth League of the MEK church met at the parsonage.
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the Baptist Church
Christmas Eve on Houseboat Row Faithful Pack Chapel
On Christmas Eve the riverfront Houseboat Row residents seek solace and salvation. Big Adam, an evangelist, preaches from a hushed pulpit about redemption while Luke Conners’ bar and Dan Hannigan’s troubles loom nearby. Nightingale Conners awaits Joe Jarvis after the emotional service as the crowd disperses.
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Luke
Nightingale
Vincent Rocke
Dan
Big Adam
Luke Conners
Evangelist
Christmas program brightens Baptist church service
A Christmas program accompanied the Sunday evening service at the Baptist church with gifts for younger children and treats for all. Local families, including S Phinney and Nadine of Lakewood, visited Wilford’s home after. Nearby, Clarence Thompson spent Sunday in Dover while Arthur Peak and Portsmouth visitors stayed with Hattie Peak. Harold Smith plans a Michigan visit with relatives as Foster Schenck and the Jamesons hosted Friday. Village Council’s final 1935 meeting at Town Hall approved bills and routine business. William Bomer and new officers prepare to begin duties January 1.
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S. Phinney
Nadine
Lakewood
CG. T. Wilford
Clarence Thompson
Dover
Arthur Peak
Portsmouth
Hattie Peak
Harold Smith
Michigan
Foster Schenck
John Jameson
William Bomer
Christmas Guests and Holiday News from North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville notes list Christmas Day visits and gatherings across local families including the Youngs in Cleveland and the Proudfoot home group. Health updates mention William Wigert’s improved condition after a second mastoid operation and Bertha Dunham’s hip injury recovery as the town faces a wave of colds and grippe. Special Christmas services are noted.
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North Ridgeville
Young
Stanley Young
Cleveland
William Wigert
Joseph Snyder
St. Lucais
P. J. Lucas
F. W. Sechmere
Barry
Conneaut Lake
Mary McLaughlin
Mat Schmitz
Bertha Dunham
Lawrence Darby
Ohio University
J. . Darby
Case Road
Gust Winterg
Frank Brown
Station Road
Christmas gatherings and engagements in local community
Sunday services at the Congregational church featured a Christ mas story read by Mrs. EH, Co. Young and a first appearance of choir robes during the regular service. Moonlight Club hosted a year end party at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith of Cleveland with pinochle and a box lunch. Engagement announced for Phyllis Harrison to Rolland Cartwright. Christmas visits and parties filled the holiday week with many local households hosting relatives and friends from Lakewood Cleveland Detroit and Flint.
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Congregational
Francis Harrison
E. J. Smith
Phyllis
Rolland Cartwright
Harry Cartwright
Columbia
Everett Knowles
Lakewood
John Bacher
Joln Bacher
Herman Pitts
Bernard Pitts
Edward Jaecer
Claude Alflen
WP Eldred
Percy Eldred
Ormildred
Cleveland
George Burns
Wire
Elliott Eldred
Eilsna
Vern Andrews
W. Buskirk
Albert
Walter Wonder
Mise Cruckowitz
Teveland
H. T. Andrews
Flynnt and Mies
J. P. Martin and Daughter
Detroit
Goats Seen As Asset As Wool Price Rises
In Texas the mohair market revival lifts goat value and care. Since January about 27,000,000 pounds sold, with a carryover near 14,000,000. Less than 100,000 pounds remain unsold. Kid hair brings around 69 cents per pound and grown hair about 60 cents. Ranchers report higher prices for muttons and mixed kids, reflecting the market upturn. A moral reflection closes the piece noting a craving for goodness amid dismay and healing.
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San Angelo
Tex
Texas
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Cleveland Electric
Ohio Public Service
Toledo Edison
Pierre R. Smith
Vlyria Savings Ride
American Legion
Murbach
Keystone
Gerald Conroy
Watch Night Service
Epworth League
Epworth League of the
MEK
Hans
Fritz
Rudolph Dirke
Captain
Tonite
the Chronicle-Telegram
Eisinos Eve Ruth Louise Ayers
Peter Hannigan
Adam
Bethlehem
Steins
Brethren and Sisters
Kingdom of Heaven
Joe Jarvis
Nightingale Conners
Baptist Church
Ct Drug Store
Las Well
Vick’s Vaporub
Vick
Parke-Davis
Kepler
I. V. C. Halibut
Brazils
Garrett
Virginia Dare
Folonari
Vermouth
Atin Oba
Martini & Rossi
Renault
Standard
Balboa
California
Muscatel
NOTF
the Standard Drug CO. Cor. Broad & Washinat
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