Conference On Flood Control At Columbus
Plans to control the Mississippi River and its tributaries were to be discussed in Columbus by federal state and business officials. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce called the meeting as part of three flood control conferences this week to seek federal aid for reservoirs and works across the Mississippi basin. Attendees included Rep Robt T Secrest Col J D Arthur and under secretary Charles West with others from the interior U S Army Engineers and Forestry Service. George B Chandler to preside.
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Columbus
Misssissippi River
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Council of State Governments
Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Mississippi Vainage
Rob't T. Secrest
Senecaville
U. S
House of Representatives
Ohio Valley Authority
Charles West
Department of the Interior
Roosevelt
Col. J. D. Arthur
U. S. Army Engineers
EF. ‘A. Sherman
U. S. ‘Forestry Service
George B. Chandler
Chamber of Commerce
South Amherst Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
South Amherst Ohio February 3 The South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197 held a regular meeting at Mrs Paul Mori's home. President Harmon Mathas presided. Reports were favorable and all bills paid. Seventeen members paid up for 1937. Plans made for a public card party at the school auditorium February 23. A social hour followed with prizes won by Mrs Joe Rich and Miss Theresa Rich. Mrs Mori and daughter Betty served a two course lunch to fourteen members.
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South Amherst
Church and Sunday School Boards Meet at Methodist Church
The Church and Sunday School Boards will hold a business meeting in the Methodist Church parlors this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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Methodist Church
Societies to Meet Mrs Lewis Burford Open
Mrs Lewis Burford will open a meeting as societies plan gatherings amid spring events. Details remain sparse as local clubs prepare to greet the guest and discuss upcoming programs.
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Lewis Burford
Community notices from local societies and circles
Members and friends of the Congregational Ladies Dice Society will meet at her home Thursday afternoon. The Woman's Circle holds a regular meeting in Nativity Church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Browoski Jr and Mrs. Ashyk hosting. The Royal Neighbor Lodge plans its February meeting at Swiss Hall Thursday evening followed by a social hour. all members urged to attend.
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The
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Woman's Circle
Nativity Church
John Browoski, Jr
Ben Ashyk
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Legion to Meet at Cluth Rooms Friday Evening
Legion Post No. 197 will hold a regular session at the Cluth Rooms on Friday evening.
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South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Cluth Rooms
Local families share Sunday supper across Lorain and nearby towns
Birmingham residents Mr and Mrs Frank Heald and Mr and Mrs James Flagherty visited Lorain hosts the Welz family for Sunday supper. Cleveland couple Mr and Mrs Glen Warner joined Z J Early’s guests alongside Amherst resident Carl Arndt. Lois Neiding from Cleveland spent the weekend with Anthony Neiding’s household. Herbert Howard of Brownhelm visited relatives here Sunday with Clarence Opperman and zon and William Dudash and son in Amherst Saturday night.
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Birmingham
Frank Heald
James Flagherty
Lorain
H. J. Welz
Glen Warner
Cleveland
Carl Arndt
Amherst
Willam Brucker
Penfield Junction
Z. J
Lois Neiding
Anthony Neiding
Herbert Howard
Brownhelm
Clarence Opperman
Zon
William Dudash
Local residents and visitors share weekend calls
Mr and Mrs Carl Robart and Mrs Weaver were in New London Saturday. Mrs R W Moulder from Florence visited Mrs Frank Fischer Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs James Flagberry visited H J Welz Sunday. Lloyd Stephens and children from Vermilion visited sister Mrs Andrew Schisler Sunday. Walter Snellenberger and daughter Lucille spent Sunday evening at J C Parker home. Mrs William Crohl and children from Vermilion visited Mrs Lorne Eppler Saturday. Harry J Weideman was a Lorain visitor Thursday afternoon with her mother. Mrs Lee Andrews called on Miss Mary Homan Friday. Sewing Club met at Mrs Edwin Howe Thursday. next at Mrs Eldred Jarrett’s. Mrs Welz in Vermilion Saturday. Mrs Albert Baird and Miss Lucile Pfarr were Lorain shoppers Saturday. Howard Comstock and Lester Edgar attended Grange Edgar funeral in Elyria Friday. Miss Evelyn Kubach of Bowling Green spent weekend with her mother Mrs Pauline Kubach. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kuhlman and family of Norwalk visited over weekend. Mrs Clarence Opperman called on Mrs William Shively in Berlin Heights Saturday. Mrs Chester Hartel of Elvira visited her parents Mr and Mrs O A Mordoff Friday. Friends from Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Conrad Schisler Sunday.
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Carl Robart
Weaver
New London
R. W. Moulder
Florence
Frank Fisher
James Flagberry
H. J. Welz
Lloyd Stephens
Vermilion
Andrew Schisler
Walter Snellenberger
Lucille
J. C
Howard Comstock
Lester Edgar
Grange Edgar
Elyria
Evelyn Kubach
Bowling Green
Pauline Kubach
Ralph Kuhlman
Norwalk
Clarence Opperman
William Shively
Berlin Heights
Chester Hartel
Elvrra
O .A. Mordoff
Cleveland
Conrad Schisler
Ladies Card Club Meets at Mrs Merle Andrews Home
The Ladies Card Club met Thursday night at Mrs Merle Andrews home to play pedro. First prize went to Mrs Merle Andrews, second to Mrs Eldred Jarrett, and Miss Mary Hannan received a consolation prize. Refreshments followed. The group will meet again in two weeks at Miss Mary Hamans home.
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Merle Andrews
Pedro
Eldred Jarrett
Mary Hannan
Mary Haman
High School Teams Split Results In Friday Home Game
The Reserves won while the Varsity were defeated in a home Friday night game against Wakeman. Carl Robart and daughter Helen and Mr. Weaver attended Norwalk on Saturday. Mrs Florence Fox and daughter Charlene spent Thursday at the event.
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Wakeman
Carl Robart
Helen
Weaver
Norwalk
Florence Fox
Charlene
Oberlin Glee Club Home Concert February Sixth
Oberlin Feb 3 report says fifty musicians under Director John Wickler present the annual home concert of the Oberlin Varsity Men's Glee Club February 6 at 7 30 in Finney Chapel. Larry Gill and his band join in the second part after touring with the Glee Club during Christmas through Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Gill’s band earned Metronome praise and had an invitation to Europe two years ago. Gill has led proms at Wooster Kent Western Reserve Academy and Baldwin Wallace. The Glee Club will sing in Gill’s program and the band will perform.
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Oberlin
John Wickler
Finney Chapel
Larry Gill
Gill
Glee Club
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Metronome
Europe
Gil
Wooster
Kent Western Reserve Academy
Baldwin-Wallace
West View Short Items Recap Local Encounters
West View notes show Lester Hazel and nephew visiting Miss Jessie Pickard and Mrs Mary Hazel of Cleveland in poor health. Elsie Henke from Parma visits sister Anna Hermann and others in Elyria. W M Missionary Society to meet at Janie Adams home on Spragus Road February 9. Miss Ingersoll visits Lois Hahn in Cookroad. Former pastor Francene Bauerman ill at Marion Powell’s in Elyria. Bell Telephone changes desk phones in West View. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge celebrates at Olmsted Falls IOOF hall. Olmsted Grange initiates February 2. Brook Park Grange to initiate February 16. Rachel Anderson quarantined with scarlet fever. Fayre Wood of Elyria cares for her.
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Lester Hazel
Harold Hazel
Cleveland
Jessie Pickard
Janie Adams
Spragus Road
Ethel Ingersoll
Lois Hahn
Cookroad
Francene McMillian Bauerman
W. M
Marion Powell
Elyria
Bell Telephone Co
West View
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Grange No
Grange
Brook Park Grange
Rachel Anderson
Fire in Yale man’s stove prompts unexpected sighting
Albert Cox built a fire that forced him from the home as smoke filled the room. He then observed an old gobbler perched on the chimney. The note adds that night blindness due to vitamin A deficiency is common in several regions including China, Brazil, and Labrador.
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Yale
Okla
Albert Cox
Cox
China
Brazil
Labrador
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Legion
Murbach Coal
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Glee Club
Gobbler
Flue
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Sears
Axminster
Jaytex
Davenport
Honor Bilt
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