Society notes describe Carlisle Club meeting in Grafton
Carlisle Neighborhood Club hosted by Mrs. Russell Reichert in Grafton with eleven members and two guests Mrs. Wayne Wittmer and Mrs. Royal Underhill. Christmas gifts exchanged, luncheon served, next meeting January twenty six at Mrs. B. J. Squires home. Dorothy Dietsche hosted Eight O Clock club with pinochle and prizes awarded. Next gathering at Mrs. Edward Dietsche’s home.
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Carlisle
Grafton
Russell Reichert
Wayne Wittmer
Lorain
Royal Underhill
la Grange
B. J. Squires
la Grange Road
Dorothy Dietsche
Marseilles Avenue
Eight O'Clock Club
Pete Horvath
Earl Lescher
Raymond McCullen
Edward Dietsche
East Broad Street
New Club Formed In East Avenue Home
Last evening at Mrs. Robert L. Chaffee’s residence a new club formed but name selection postponed due to an absent member. Officers named include President Demora Kreeger and Secretary-Treasurer Helen Polace. Secret sisters chosen. meetings set for Thursdays, next on January 5 at Miss Irene Takacs’s Fifteenth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Chaffee
East Avenue
Demora Kreeger
Helen Polacse
Irene Takacs
Fifteenth Street
Ann Smith Hosts Modern Eight Bridge Night
Ann Smith acted as hostess for Modern Eight last night as bridge proceeded. Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Jack Rick won the two high scores, with a consolation prize going to guest Mrs. Fred Cox. In two weeks the club will visit Mrs. Jack Rick at 926 Lake Avenue.
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Ann Smith
Charles Brown
Jack Rick
Fred Cox
Lake Avenue
Four Elyria residents named for licenses and shipment note
Walter Palmer 23 of Cleveland railway express employee Mil dred Von Rapp 22 of 407 Middle Avenue Elyria Horace E Wade 58 Elyria cook and Anna Mae Johnson 37 of 449 17th Street Elyria. British Guinea is increasing gold and diamond shipments to other countries.
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Walter Palmer
Cleveland
Railway Express
Mildred von Rapp
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Horace E. Wade
Cook
Anna Mae Johnson
17Th Street
British Guinea
Crocodile Kill Toll In Africa Remains Unmatched
A historical note states that crocodiles are believed to kill more humans in Africa than any other animal, highlighting their deadly impact across regions.
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Africa
Oberlin by Mrs Esther Wood delivery service contact
Mrs Esther Wood at 306 N Professor St offers Oberlin deliveries. Richard Clevenger listed for service with a contact at 32 Union St and delivery line at phone 4174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wood
Professor St
Garden Club To Hear Noted Architect
Oberlin Ohio December 30 The Oberlin Community Garden club will meet January 3 at the Oberlin Inn at 7 30 PM Harvey Bicknell a renowned horticultural consultant and landscape architect from Cleveland will present photographs and discuss English Gardens He recently spent a year in England visiting notable gardens and securing fine photographs The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Harvey Bicknell
Cleveland
Christmas Party at K of P Hall Draws Fifty-six
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters hosted a Christmas party last evening in the K. of P. hall. Fifty-six people attended a program of contests and games with a gift exchange. A white elephant sale was held and refreshments followed.
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Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Reverend Daniels Celebrates 20th Anniversary at Christ Church
The Reverend L E Daniels marks twenty years as rector of Christ Church Episcopal with a reception at the parish house on Sunday January 1. Parish members and friends are invited to attend.
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L. E. Daniels
Christ Church, Episcopal
Oberlin Women’s Club History Group Meets Jan 3
The History department of the Oberlin Women’s club will meet next Tuesday January 3 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C F Ralston on North Professor street. Miss Grace Morgan of Walnut street was taken to the Cleveland
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Oberlin Women's Club
C. F. Ralston
North Professor Street
Grace Morgan
Walnut Street
Cleveland
Oberlin residents and visitors gather over the holidays
A string of local social visits and travel headlines from Oberlin and nearby towns highlight Mrs. P. G. Worcester’s return from Toledo and several guests staying with Oberlin families. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brown of Chicago visiting East Lorain Street, and Dr. J. A. MecGrann hosting Frank Stetson and son in Woodland Avenue.
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P. G. Worcester
R. S. Leister
Toledo
West Vine Street
George H. Brown
Ann
Chicago
H. F. Smith
East Lorain Street
Brown
Detroit
American Association of Economists
Perry Walls
Margaret
Wilbur Hall
Lakewood
J. A. MecGrann
Woodland Avenue
Frank Stetson
Elyria
Frank, Jr
Columbus
Barry Webber
Spring Street
Max Coats
Gary
Cleveland
Webber
J. N. Webber
Ripton
H. S. Coats
Henrietta
Charles Duncan
Chillicothe
Oberlin
Radio Programs Friday December 30 1938 WTAM schedule
Radio listings for WTAM on Friday December 30 1938 show programs by time slot and host. Dilek Tracy Orlo family feature Orphan Annie Wings of Song Wings of Song, Lowell Thomas show, Jim Fidler, Listeners Club, Watts Time, Death Valley Days, tuneful segments with Lombardo, Uncle Ezra, Bell Headlines, Bulletin Board, and Music You Want are listed with approximate times and hosts. The page reflects scheduling notes subject to change.
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P.M
Dilek
Tracy Orlo
Jdnek Armistrong
Orphan Annie Oy Sporte
Ido Lowell Thomas
Amom
Andy
Jim Fidler
Listeners Club
Lucile Manners
Vera Svu
Death Valley
Gur Lombardo
Uncle Ezra
Bulletin Board
Tith
Radio Schedule and Concert Listings Feature Diverse Acts
Radio station WADC 227 and 1520 KC air a dense roster of programs and musicians. Acts include Gil Serenaders, Howie Wing ton, Bob Burns, Burns and Allen, the Nobel Band, Dorsey Band, Lone Ranger features, and Lum n Abner. Several stations like WGAR WCLE 215M and 1390 KC carry First Nighter and musical variety segments. The listings reflect a busy broadcast day with a mix of concerts, comedy, news, and guest appearances from 10:00 PM to late night across multiple venues.
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Gil Serenaders
Howie Wington
Bob Burns
Dixieland
Voice of Labor
Jack Haley
Burns-Allen
Grand Central
Barry Wood
Amer
MM Aoun Danae
Nobel
Ane Dorsey
Cleveland Radio Schedule Highlights For Year End Eve
A dense listing of Cleveland radio programming for Saturday December 31 1938 and Sunday January 1 1938 across WEAM WHE WGAR WCLE WTAM and WCLE stations. Includes morning eye openers musicals news clock features Wake Up Time and realms of variety shows and serials with a long roster of hosts guests and time slots.
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WEAM
WCLE
Aloha Land H
Omar Herth
Chris
Whistler
Dog Leibert
Okla
Outlaws
Uncle Henry
Ohio
Karm
Treasure House
Armanda Snow
Gladys P. West
Rakov's
Urech
Ethel Willitts
DeLeath Cinb
Vlce Radio City
Jitsahn Music & News
Norman Clonder
Kate Smith
Amer
Manny Landers
Voc. Agri
Lipin Murray Pet Club
E Ray
Burney
Metropol
Opera Romany
Kenny Busse
Bill Krenz
Buffalo
la Cy
Charles Paul Slovak
Music & News
Cosmo
Nanoune
Stewart
A . At
Swingology
Eddie Duehin
Franklin Lewis
Tom Manning
Sidney Andorn
Senn College O
Paul Burton
Les Brown
Seto
Goodwill Mission
Santa Anita
Avidlon
of Israel News To Life
Tits A
Joe Bpe Brown
Kommy Riggs
al Donahue
Johnnny
Fred Wearing
Sammry Watkins
Poelie
Fats Waller
Gene Sullivan
Night Owl
Horace Heidt
Cleveland
Market Farming Prices and Goods Report from Toledo
Toledo markets show elevator quotes for corn at 67 38e and wheat at 4a et, with oats rye and barley listed. Chicago prices follow with butter egg poultry, and meat markets steady, while potatoes, cattle, calves, sheep and apples show varied demand and firm to slow trends amid regional price details.
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Atras
See No Loss To Public In Sisto Account Juggling
New York reports that brokers Joseph A. Sisto and J Davis Cohen faced Stock Exchange discipline after Sisto bought 1000 shares of Sisto Financial Corporation stock for 23 dollars a share the same day he acquired it at 15 12 a share and moved funds between accounts The board found violations and authorities opened separate probes Sisto asserted cash only dealings and defended his actions while noting past suspension and ties to public figures.
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New York
Joseph A. Sisto
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Sisto
Sisto Financial Corporation
J. Davis Cohen
J. A. Sisto and Company
Ambrose McCall
Couldn't Get Well Ends Life With Gun
John M. Cain 73, a retired grocer and former Findlay city councilman, shot himself after writing this was a godly act not a sin. Coroner Dr. H. O. Crosby ruled death by own action.
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Findlay, Co
John M. Cain
H. O. Crosby
Greece Takes Control of All Drug Prices
The government of Greece announces it will regulate and assume control over all drug prices nationwide, citing efforts to ensure affordability and to curb market disparities across public and private sectors. The move faces opposition from industry groups and raises questions about access and supply dynamics.
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Greece
38,000 Children Helped By State
Columbus Ohio reports that 38 000 dependent and crippled children and indigent blind received aid in 1938 through the state division of public assistance. Judge Henry J Robison says aid totaled 5 061 986 with federal 1 300 930 state 1 872 935 counties 1 888 121. Additional help covered 3 900 needy blind 18 to 65 costing 902 060 with federals 440 710 state 147 076 counties 314 213 and 2 300 crippled children costing 562 701 with federal 150 000 state 100 008 counties 312 000.
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Columbus
State Division of Public Assistance
Henry J. Robison
Robison
Watch Night Services At Second M. E. Church
Watch Night services will be held at the Second M. E. Church at 9 P M Saturday and Sunday January 1st 9 30 Sunday School 11 A M public worship Sermon by Dr P T Gorham District Superintendent 6 30 P M Epworth League Mr Taylor of the Graduate School of Theology Oberlin will be the speaker Members and friends are invited to these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
P.T. Gorham
Epworth League
Taylor
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
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Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Phohe
Broad Street
Edith Mee
Shepee
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Richard Clevenger
Union St
Garden Club
Bill Johnson
Chuck Shanks
Don Winslow
Tom Mix Newn
Gordon Marlowe
Lyons
Black Flame
Cherie Lawes
Safety March of
Game Belt
Franklin Lew Andorn
Howie Wing
Bob Trout
Empire
Harmislton Lum
Abner
Playhouse
Studio Ind
Jac Renard
Duffy Manny Landers
Jack Berch Simergen
Corge Gobblegators
iRyks
Slumber Hour
Lowell Thoma Amos
Henry Busse
Spts
John
Buckaroos
Planta
Party
Tim Fidler
Sullivan Spotlight Playhouse
Stevenson
Xpxus
Bob Elson
J John
de Salon
Jack King
Griff Williams Noble Band
Dick Jurgens
Tom Dorsey
WGN Wee
Lone Ranger Burns
Allen
Jan Garber
Central Station
Clube Matinee
al Roth
Eddy Rogers
M. Meatherton
Carl George Fobblegators
Moldie Paul
I Et
WTAM
Peerless
Animal News
Tom Terris
Aliee Remsen Tjilo
England
Meridian
Lutheran Hour
Alanatot
N. Y
Jack Henry
Charlie MacCarthy
Lad
Walt. Winchell
Trene Rich
Morgan
Larry Clinton
Cheerio
Jan Savitt
Lou Breeze
Bed Fisher
Ted Weems
Paul, Burton
Earl Hines
Cy Ve
Barry McKinley
Amanda
Life Stories
St. John’s
Seth Parker
R“Iorr
Revue” In
Alman
Jubilee Choir
Prg
Melo
Dr. Courboin
Cassidy
Mar, de Stefano
Music of Today
Toledo Grain Close
Wooster
White Rock Spies
Ghauin
Sheet E Levator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timothy
White Rock
Plymouth
Wwe
Tom Tur
CL. S. Dept of Axtriculture
U.S
Idaho Hiusset Burbanks
U. SS
North Dakota
Bliss
UU. S. J
Florida
Th. T
Illinois
Ste. Timothly
Cleveland Produce
Boultier
Taney
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maine
Idaho
California
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowens’ Market
Jonathan
Rome Beauty
Winesap
Pat Withrow
Supp T
Union Gospel Mission
Charleston, W. Va
First Baptist Church
Elyria, Ohio
Semas
Ostrov’s
Goodrich
Zippers Goodrich
Alaskas
MEN & Boys
Bea
Dal Ened
Cioe
Second M. E. Church
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
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