Inter Est notes from St Clarr Rebexah lodge meeting
Members were told beauty crime will be held tomorrow at 7 45 p m in the LO O F dining room. Plans were announced for a bazaar next Fall and a district No 9 post noble grand meeting in Elyria on February 18 with a noon dinner. Lizzie Louis will host the Feb 10 Hirebexah Local club meeting. Ethel Edgar of Oberlin attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clarr Rebexah Lodge
LO. O. F. Hall
Alasme Beate
Roble Grand
Victor Olmstead
LO. O. F
Cassie Richards
Elyria LO. O. F. Reall
Hirebexah
Lizzie Louis
Ethel Edgar
Oberlin
Hospital Discharges List Read in Local Column
Hospital discharge notes include Mrs. Harry Jackson and baby girl at 522 North Street, Mrs. Ephraim Edwards at 1125 Abddle Avenue, Bet ty Skok at 1303 West Avenue, and Alrs John Harrison with a baby girl in North Ridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
North Street
John Harrison
North Ridges
Lie
Ephraim Edwards
Abddle Avenue
Betty Skok
West Avenue
Lorain Licenses Four Individuals in City Listings
Four Lorain residents receive licenses including John Vucench 24 pipe otters helper Helen Deshuk 22 William Andorka 36 businessman and Hazel Malen 30. The notices identify ages and occupations for each licensed person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vucench
Lorain
Helen Deshuk
William Andorka
Hazel Malen
Grafton Birthday Celebrations and Village Council News
Paul Cook celebrated his sixth birthday with neighbors, friends, and Penelope Cook, enjoying games and refreshments as 16 children received gifts. Leonard Wilczak was named 45 Street commissioner to fill the vacancy after Carl Mole's death. He Rothgery hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday evening at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Paul Cook
Afr
K. C. Cook
Compar
Eintergerten
Penelope
Paul
Dorothy Smuth
Cook Uron
Village News
Leonard Wilczak
Carl Mole
He. Rothgery
Ther
Birthday honors and social visits noted in local column
Miss Olive Park and Hal Rothgery celebrate birthdays with guests listed from Cleveland Parma and Akron. The 33rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Johnson celebrated with dinner at Karpers. Various residents hosted visitors and attended gatherings around Cleveland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Park
Hal Rothgery
Cleveland
David Kelley
Brr
J. B. Lilley
Bill
Ann
Elvia
Grace Park
Bernard
Kay Rothgery
C. L. Lehman
Herbert Armbruster
Wade Hall
William Johnson
Parma
Johnson
Karpers
Bob Conner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Frank Wise
Air
Charles Gest
Gest
Hewara Wise
Belle Logan
Lodis
Frank Wailez
Tom Trembath
Harry Lawrr
Akron
Barpoata Spreth
Medina
Exleen Englund
Frans Senriver
Ray Mills
Ashlard
Clifford
Sunaay
Earl Lawrence
Canton, Aly
R. D. Fulton
Robert Brubaker
West Salem
Harold M. Willman
Tiff
Roy Smith
The
Caristian Advocate
Spencer Individuals Visit Texas and Local Gatherings
Spencer residents Spencer-3Ir and Mrs. C. W. Thornton travel to Texas to visit relatives in Fort Worth Harlington and Cleveland attendees join in local events. Others visit friends in Spencer. Meetings include the Music Teachers Club in Cleveland and a P T A session at Oberlin College focusing on Europe education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Spencer
C. W. Thornton
Visi
J. Neary
Fr Worth
Thornton
Carl Dague
Harlington
Spyder
Cleveland
Harry Rice
New York
Ray Howe
Leroy
Lavina Stroup
Music Teachers
Madeline Zeller
Switzerland
Oberlin Colless
The
P.T. A
Europe
Will.am Aicore
Founders Day
Spencer P.T. A. the
Suds In Your Eye tickles Elyria High crowd
A full Elyria High auditorium enjoyed Playmakers third year production Suds In Your Eye a largely slapstick farce. Led by Evelyn Witham Mary K Miller Shirley Rassler and Bev erly Hyman the cast delivered broad humor with pantomime and lively misread lines. The show repeats tonight at 8 30 with refreshments by fifth and sixth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian High School
Playmakers
Evelyn Witham
Mrs. Feetes
Co.t.eds
Jaca Earhland
Do Alary Lasswell
Miss Tinzham
Mary K. “Ilier
Shirley Rassler
Alis. Rasmussen
Dick Ehlke
Chinatown
Edward Witham
Rasmussen
Barbara Wales
Augusta Hardr
Charles Huston
Nancy Kimeil
Benny Griffiths
Fletcher Holiday
Attes
George Fillmon
Lewis Mathis
Ted Loose
Chatham Sets Dance After Basketball Game
Chatham will hold a school dance after the Chatham Lod basketball game on Saturday February 7 the last game of the season A PTA meeting is planned for February 9 in the school auditorium at 2 o clock Grange and other local activities and family events are noted including visits and meetings in Elyria Columbus and at the Ohio Forestry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Chatham School
P.T. A
P-T. A
Mary Ever Kotnh
Bowling Green University
Ray Packard
Howard Kusnin
Elyr
Elgin Packard
Childen
Lodi
Mrsushin
Grange
Afeet
Chatham Grange
Charles A Mvers
Elyria
C. B Myers
Donald Herr
Ohio State University
Eduard Herr
Vern L. Alls
Leon Dobson
Chatham Farmers’ Institute
Tor
Atlee Yoder
Russell Fish
Irs
Harold Shelhorn
Carl Packard
Ira Grim
Charles Herr
Avert Clapp
Winn Wideman
Aless Betty Herr
Juatth Williams
Ann Whitman
Ellen Welton
Valley City Notes Offer Hospital and Social Roundup
Valley City items list hospital patients at St Vincent's Cleveland Medina and Berea, local relatives visiting, weekend guests from Baldwin Wallace, and a March of Dimes dance at the high school with Bettie Dieter receiving a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Clem Zacharias
St Vincent’s Hospital
Cleveland
William Graberstetter
Cliff Brick
Chicago
St. Louis
Ketherime Woodroff
Medina Community Hospital
Ralph Nichols
Arthur Fromrbauesberg
Amacce Reusch
Etrl Nosker
Snorer Heights
Earl
Xirs
Eal Anck
Wiliam Heuck
John Sailor
Herre
Crcianati
Clevelana
Mary Jo Reutter
Beldwin-Walsce Colege
John Obe
State Auditor Fights Red Tape On WWI Bonus
State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson said he will convene the sinking fund commission to end red tape hindering the $360 million World War I veterans bonus. He opposes Goole’s demand for original discharge papers with applications and urges photostatic copies to speed payments. Goole plans photo stating originals. Ferguson cites cost and delay, cites federal practice. Cleveland American Legion protests possible delays as Feb 7 veterans agency meeting is set. James Bauer and Bull Welfe of Ohio State University visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T Ferguson
State
Sinking Fund Commission
Chester W Goole
Ferguson
Gorle
Sinking Fend Commission
Markets Plunge as Trading Sparks Broad Selloff
A sharp, broad selling wave hits stock and grain markets led by drops in Chicago Board of Trade futures. Wheat and corn futures fall to limit, stocks skid in late trading, while reports of improving crop conditions dampen grain prices. Officials announce instructional meetings on a new bonus program with $30 to $100 awards, distribution to begin March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Grain fluctuations hit Chicago and New York markets
The report notes ongoing declines in the Chicago Grain Exchange since mid October and the worst level on the New York Stock Market since May. NY volume reached 1,200,900 shares, with Chicago grain pits showing futures down across all grains including wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans, while lard dropped 200 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Exchange
New York
Chicago
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Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Smith
Charles Fuller
Orlo White
Moxi
Middle Avenue
Nick-of-Time Rescue
Laman Munson
Philadelphia
Armmold
James Bauer
Bull Welfe
Byrn
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Broad Street
Fludd “Granger
Birklines Beauty & Accessory Salons
Royce
Second Street
Birkline’s
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