Library Board Hopeful On Finances
Elyria library trustees hope 1936 will solve long standing finances aided by Attorney General Bricker ruling enabling share of intangible tax funds and a school board pledge of 12 000 if needed plus 4 000 still owed on 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrfla Library Board of Trustees
John Bricker
Elyria Library
Elyria Board of Education
R. B. Lersch
Lbrary Board
Elyria
Library
Board of Education
Lersch
Brinker
Leisch
The
Lorain
Selygia
National Association of Librarians
News Be hind the News in The National Whirligig
A playful column recaps puzzling items and oddities from the paper. It notes quirky events, local notes, and tongue in cheek reflections on city life, media habits, and public chatter, with a breezy regional voice.
Council approves Amherst WPA paving project on Jackson street
The village council meeting authorized closing Jackson street from Cleveland Avenue to Hewes Memorial Studio for paving prep. Mayor Cooper will sign the closure, Werner Zilch will haul Medina tile for the project, and councilmen Finnegan and Schaeffer secured the hill behind the Schultbeiss property for a coasting area to remove children from the streets.
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Amherst
WPA
Jackson Street
Cooper
Cleveland Avenue
Hewes
Werner Zilch
Medina
Finnegan and
Schaeffer
Schultbeiss
Funeral rites for Carl Arndt 87 held at St. Pauls Lutheran
Funeral rites for the late Carl Arndt 87 were held from St. Pauls Lutheran church at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon preceded by private rites from the home of Mr and Mrs George Braun Park avenue Rev R C Bosse officiating Two vocal duets were sung by Mrs Emery Redman and Mrs George Nichols Pall bearers were nephews Ludolf Henry Kreeger Fred Charles and William Schultz and Christ Arndt Burial was in Cleveland street cemetery Relatives attended from Cleveland Toledo Lorain Elyria Grafton and La Grange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Arndt
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
George Braun
Park Avenue
R. C. Bosse
Emery Redman
George Nichols
Ludolf
Henry Kreeger
Fred
Charles
William Schultz
Christ Arndt
Cleveland Street Cemetery
Cleveland
Toledo
Lorain
Elyria
Grafton
la Grange
February meetings of local church groups announced
The February meeting of the Women's Union at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church is set for Thursday afternoon in church parlors with bank offering boxes opened. A jet session of Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies at First Evangelical church will meet at Mrs J H Ludwig's Lincoln street home at 1 30 p m. The Ladies' Aid Society at St Paul's Lutheran church holds its regular Thursday afternoon meeting in church parlors. The Noon Day Club gathers at the Masonic Hall with the Avenue Club providing supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s
Pythian Sisters Plan Annual Inspection Meeting
The Pythian Sisters discussed the annual inspection at the K of P Hall on Tuesday evening. The date was set for either April 21 or May 5, pending the district deputy Mrs Katherine Hebble Thwaite Berlin Heights convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Katherine Hebblethwaite
Berlin Heights
Grange card party socials and local notices
Eaton February 5 Bi monthly Grange card party at the Grange hall drew visitors from Carlisle and Huntington with a lunch hosted by Mr and Mrs J Myers Ronald Hugh Bersinger born January 29 Mr and Mrs Parker and Mrs Coates visited Lorain Mrs Marian Stillal visits New Mexico for health reasons Geraldine Burke discharged from hospital after appendectomy School closed last Thursday and Friday due to extreme cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Geraldine Burke
Newly Weds Honored With Family Dinner in Oberlin Area
Andrew Bonner and Miss Elizabeth Yuuglas of Oberlin wed recently. Wilma Bonner hosted a Sunday dinner for immediate family with a wedding cake centerpiece. Bonner couple reside in Oberlin while he runs a garage west of Field's Corners. Reverend A K Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson dined with Theodore Carpenter in Carlisle, Wednesday. Marian Ward returned home from the hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bonner
Misselizabeth Yuuglas
Oberlin
Wilma Bonner
Bonner
Oberln
Field’s Corners
A. K. Stevenson
Theodore Carpenter
Carlisle
Miss Marian Ward
Reverend T S Lowe Retires After 27 Years In Columbus Church
After twenty seven years of a successful pastorate at West Fourth Avenue Church of Christ in Columbus, Reverend T S Lowe, weakened by ill health, preached his last sermon January 26. He left with his wife January 29 for Florida to rest. Born in Eaton after his family left England he later attended college and built a long ministry with three pastorates, Columbus the longest. Under his work the church has continued to grow and serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Avenue Church of Christ
Columbus
T. S. Lowe
Florida
Lowe
Eaton
England
Birthday Dinner Plans Set for February 18
The annual birthday dinner was discussed and slated for February 18. It will begin with a tureen dinner followed by an entertainment program. At the event the birthday sisters will be revealed.
Church and fraternal gatherings listed for week
The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars meets at the Masonic Hall. The First Evangelical church cottage prayer meeting is at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sick home on South Main. St Pauls Lutheran council gathers in church parlors. The Foursquare church praise and prayer service is at the Pythian Hall at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
First Evangelical Church
Raymond Sick
South Main Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
Local Discharges and Relocations Noted in Amherst Area
Discharges include Earl Leimbach of Minerva street and Mrs. John Rim menhauser with baby boy in South Amherst. Mrs. Howard Barnes moved to her daughter Mrs. 5 V. Baker’s home on Park avenue.
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Earl Leimbach
Minerva Street
John Rimmenhauser
South Amherst
Howard Barnes
5. V. Baker
Park Avenue
Townsend Club Officers Plan Year Activities in Amherst
The Amherst Townsend Club executive committee and advisory board met at the Jennes home to map the coming year. Meetings are set for the first and third Tuesday monthly at town hall assembly rooms with a February 18 program featuring WTAM Alabama Jubileers music and Berlin Heights guest speaker Mrs. C. P. Gatts. A door prize and refreshments will follow. Minnie Bechtel joins the program committee replacing Mrs. Ruby Guild. Ed Mays becomes publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Townsend Club
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
F. O Fleming
Assembly Rooms
Town Hall
Alabama Jubileers
WTAM
C. P. Gatts
Berlin Heights
Minnie Bechtel
Ruby Guild
Ed Mays
Prayer meeting at Foursquare church held at parsonage
The weekly ladies prayer meeting at the Foursquare church convened Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. Muth presiding as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Church
Mrs Schwitzke Visits Dewey Fackler Home in Elyria
Miss Ruth Schwitzke returned home after a two day visit at the Dewey Fackler residence in Elyria. Miss Helen Roemer attended a party hosted by Thew Shovel office employees in Elyria on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schwitzke
Dewey Fackler
Elyria
Helen Roemer
Thew Shovel Office
Mr Lowe Retires Amid Hope for Health Recovery
Grown and prospered until its influence is felt far beyond the borders of the city in which it stands, Mr Lowe's retirement is a keen disappointment to his many friends, but they hope his enforced rest will bring partial recovery of health if not entire.
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Lowe
Honor Roll Receives Students Across Chatham School
Chatham School reports first semester honor roll with 54 names across grades one to twelve. Students include Alberta Breyley Helen Florence Wauneta Root La Verne Selzer Mary Ellen Kohl Mary Whitman Elmer Clifford Maynard Brinker Delma Yoder Melvin Allis and many others. The Senior Class held a January 30 meeting to choose a committee for class colors. Upcoming events feature basketball at Hinckley and Girl Reserve officer meetings, with numerous local families listed as visitors and neighbors in community notes.
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Chatham
Alhberta Breyley
Helen Florence
Wauneta Root
la Verne Selzer
Mary Ellen Kohl
Mary Whitman
Elmer Clifford
Maynard Brinker
Delma Yoder
Melvin Allis
Viola Clifford
Glen Lundy
Enez Facea
Pauline Grim
Shirley Grim
John Henry
Betty Hall
Louise Heaght
Catherine Renner
Betty Hartman
Karl Stuart
Phyllis Grim
Helen Dumych
Allen Krober
Hayden Clifford
Helen Lewis
Alma Pickering
Elsie Purch
Albert Schroeder
Betty Matin
Carole Keely
Frances Elliott
Evelyn Clifford
Mary Dodge
Rilla Kroeber
Hela Auble
Olive Mattingly
Margaret Walkden
Lodi
V. W
Betty Martin
Helen Heinland
Bernice Clinesmith
Martha Lance
Y. W. C. A. Association
Medina
Lilian Clifford
New Extension Classes Organized Here at Elyria High
Kent State University will start two new extension classes next Monday at the Elyria High School Building. Dr. William A. Ashbrook of Kent will teach regional geography of Europe and American government at 7 30 p.m., with a North America regional geography class already under way at 4 30 p.m. Mondays. The North America class has 26 students. The new and ongoing classes meet every two weeks in Elyria, with similar offerings in Lorain when not meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Elyria High School
Europe
William A. Ashbrook
Kent
Ashbrook
North America
Dr. Ashbrook
Elyria
Lorain
YW Chatham Chooses Folk Dancing Project For Year
The YW of Chatham devoted the meeting to planning this year’s folk dancing project and arranging supper for Wednesday evening. The Hi Y boys met Friday to discuss selecting Girl Friends with Dale Hubbard leading the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Chatham
Dale Hubbard
Congregational Church invites all to hear Ping Wood School choir
Everyone is invited to the Congregational Church Monday evening February 10 to hear the four Negroes from Ping Wood School sing. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden and family hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs W R Hawke and Alma, Mr and Mrs George Harrison, Mr and Mrs Arthur Hawke, and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Hawke and family of North Haton.
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Congregational Church
Ping ‘Wood School
Lee Walkden
W. R. Hawke
Alma
George Harrison
Arthur Hawke
Ellsworth Hawke
North Haton
Farewell party for Whitle Bryner held in Ryan Road home
A farewell for Whitle Bryner who moved to Pennsylvania was hosted by Mr and Mrs John Smith on Ryan Road. Sixteen guests attended including Mr and Mrs Clyde Basom, their family, and Mr and Mrs Richard Jameyson and daughter Ruth. Sandwiches baked beans pickles and cakes were served. Rev. J B Ferguson attended church services at the Methodist on Sunday for the first time in three weeks. No youth group meeting is planned next Sunday. members are urged to attend the county chorus concert at the Methodist church in Lod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitle Bryner
Pennsylvania
John Smith
Ryan Road
Clyde Basom
Lee Walkden
Richard Jameyson
Ruth
J. B. Ferguson
Lod
Clarksfield Club Hosts Annual Oyster Supper
In Clarksfield on February 5 the Pp. G Club held its annual Oyster Supper at Mr and Mrs Clare Twaddle’s home. The club drew families and neighbors for a festive evening with the usual good time reported.
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Clarksfield
Co. Pp. G
Clare Twaddle
Advertising Prize Winner to Address Ohio Assn
Mrs Richardson, head of the Good Citizenship Bureau at Woman's Home Companion, will address the Ohio Newspaper Association on February 7 in Columbus. She is renowned as a lecturer, dramatist, and author. her play Big Hearted Herbert once did well on Broadway. She has won the Annual Advertising Awards Silver Medal for her work on advertising as a social force, to be presented February 26 at the Waldorf Astoria, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Newspaper Association
Columbus
Richardson
America
Good Citizenship
The
Woman’s Home Companion
Herbert
Broadway
Waldorf Astoria
New York City
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Norbert Nester stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips while Dan Seright spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Seright. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Puder and daughters Betty Faye and Jios of Wellington were Sunday guests at A. C. Cawise’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Seright
Norbert Nester
Fred Phillips
Ralph Puder
Betty Faye
Jios
Wellington
A. C. Cawise
Crafton Homemakers Club to meet for Italian hemstitching
La Grange Town Line notices a Crafton Homemakers Club all day session on February 12 at Mrs. Nettle Reichard's home. Attendees learn Italian hemstitching. cafeteria lunch at noon. Other items include Morris Tran visiting from Sandusky, Miss Emily Karpinski’s Florida trip, and various local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Crafton Homemakers Club
Nettle Reichard
Disguised Officer Fails To Enter Fire Station Café Bust
Patrolman Edward Kline posed as a vagabond to spot a narcotics peddler in a cafe. He hurried to a fire station to call headquaters but was ordered out with the remark that bums aren’t allowed there.
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Toledo
Edward Kline
Oil value fixed for state lands near coast
Los Angeles reports the value of oil in state owned title lands is estimated at 1 billion dollars. An investigation of all such properties within 1000 feet of the Pacific shore has been ordered to establish a fixed state policy on their development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pacific Shore
Real Estate Transfers Placed Across Elyria and Lorain Area
Multiple deeds recorded including Rockport Realty Co to Ervin J Seatom sublet No 290 Sunnny Side Beach subdivision Brewar helm Twp. Peter Hernes to Grace Sherman on East Bread Street Elyria. Leonard J Monroe to Edith M Monroe part of Lot 130 West of River Elyria. John Gecelovsky Krajec to Lenice Lynne Knapp on Lake Avenue Elyria. Sheriff's Deed to First Savings and Loan Co on West 29th Street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport Realty Company
Ervin J. Seatom
Rockport Realty Co
Sunnnyside Beach
Brewarhelm Township
Peter Hernes
Grace Sherman
Bread Street
Elyria
Leonard J. Monroe
Edith M. Monroe
River
John Gecelovsky Krajec
Lenice Lynne Knapp
Lake Avenue
Sheriff
First Savings and Loan Co
West 29Th Street
Lorain
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Brother Scorpions
Shuckhart
Little Scorpion Club
Grafton Rd
Kennedy
call—Central Book Store
Council
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
West Ave
Jrpere
Hospital News
Townsend Club
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
Ladies Aid
Clarksfield Ladies Aid
Bertha Twaddle
M.S. S
Hattie Hoffstatter
Club No. 1
Club No
Iris Hilbert
Betty Cole
Sarafin
Dorothy Woelster
Elizabeth Cawise
Geo. Cawise
Livria
Chatern
Lakewood
Wm. Twaddle
Helen MecClaplin
Hwila McClaplin
Akron
Hope MccClaplin
Harry Merrill
Wooster
Cecil Carman
Ralph Merrill
Loudenville
Dorothy Bruner
John Merrill
Stella Wagner
Sarah Merrill
J. C. Ames
Harry Harwood
Irene Rounds
Alfred Daniely
New London
Homer Merrill
Ward Wilcoxen
Mansfield
Eleanor Stevenson
Wakeman
W. H. Stone
Randolf Banks
Clarence Banks
Lee Wilbur
Norwalk
Paul Janson
Willet Stone
Milton Cowrse
Jeff
Cincinnati
Ruth Phillips
Ming Virginia Green
Brighton
Zella Seright
Ohio
Assn
Anna Steese Richardson
la Grange Town Line
Morris Tran
Sandusky
Emily Karpinski
Margaret O’connor
Ardilla Hasting
Wicks
Byron Siely
Phelipena Schubert
Edith Tran
Helen Wycle
Vincent
Leland Howard
H. Howard
Saton
Donald Frabotta
Real Estate Tras
Land Titls Guarantee and Company
Court Street
Ble Laleett
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
Merthe Qe Co
Henne Ee East Esiieanansitt
Merthe
Marie Dressler Model
Paris
Marie Dressler
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