Delta Dekku card club forms in Wellington Ohio
A group of eight Wellington women met all winter and chose Delta Dekku as their card club name. Members include Mesdames Carol Wight Pp O Mix R P Crawford M G Baylor I H Burnham and Roy Behner plus Lawrence Baker. Last week prizes went to Mrs Burnham and Mrs Crawford. Junior party at Wellington High School postponed to Feb 7 with all students invited. Edward Weiss and Sam Saporito steer plans.
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Wellington
Delta Dekku
Wellington High School
Edward Weiss
Sam Saporito
Wellington Boy Scouts to Hold First Court of Honor
On Thursday at 7 30 p m in Wellington High School auditorium Scoutmaster Franklin M Jones says the Wellington troop will hold its first Court of Honor in over a year. Most awards have national approval and badges are in local hands. total awards to be made at this court were not specified.
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Wellington
Franklin M. Jones
National
Boy Scout Organization
Court Briefs Highlight Ongoing Proceedings
A terse note indicates ongoing proceedings with brief reference to similar actions at other courts. Details remain sparse, leaving readers awaiting fuller reports at later sessions.
Baker Family Attend Birthday Dinner in Cleveland Heights
Mr and Mrs R W Baker and daughter Sally Sue visited the Critchetts in Cleveland Heights over the weekend and attended a birthday dinner for Mr Critchett. Mrs Hattie Baker, who had stayed at the Critchett home, accompanied them back to Wellington.
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R. W. Baker
Sally Sue
Cleveland Heights
Dan Critchett
Mr. Critchett
Hattie Baker
Critchett
Wellington
Congregational Church News and Meetings
The S S class holds a covered dish dinner tonight at 6 30 in church parlors. The Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. R E Pierce reviews Inheritance by Phylis Bentley with special music. Dr Charles W Recard attended the Screeby Wranglers Club meeting at Chatham on Monday with a general discussion and talks, lunch served at noon.
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Widening Circle S. S
Congregational Church
Home Missionary Society of Congregational Church
R. E. Pierce
Phylis Bentley
Charles W. Recard
Norwalk Guests Visit Allen Family. Wool Field Day Planned
Mr and Mrs J C Jarden and son Billy of Norwalk visited Mr and Mrs Harry Allen in South Main Street. Betty Jean Page recovers after surgery at Allen Hospital Oberlin and will return home late this week. Lorain County extension agent Hummell names speakers for the Sheep Field Day at Wellington School Auditorium February 16. D S Bell of the Ohio Experiment Station and L A Kauffman of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will discuss wool production marketing, grading wool feeding sheep and parasite control. Program starts 10 30 A M and runs into the afternoon.
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J. C. Jarden
Billy
Norwalk
Harry Allen
So. Main St
Betty Jean Page
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Co. I. Hummell
Lorain Co
Wellington School
D. S. Bell
Ohio Experiment Station
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Grower's Association
Spencer M. E
Epworth League
Epworth
C. R. Aldrich
Spencer Hotel
Spencer Friends
Reutter
Lodi Hospital
Elizabeth Ingraham
Jack Sharp
Frank Brown
Toledo
E. W. Brown
Charles Ream
Susie Ream
John Burbage
Charles MacLaren
Preston White
Charles White
New London Hospital
Mr. White
F. I. Miller
Here Comes the Bride Plays at Weddings by Trumpeter
A wedding ceremony feature notes an ever present trumpeter who performs the tune equivalent to Here Comes the Bride. The article highlights a recurring musician who accompanies all weddings with the familiar melody.
Youth of the Church Challenge Topic At South Amherst
Christian Endeavor Society at the Congregational church heard a talk by Charles Brown on Is the Youth of the Church Accepting the Challenge of Today. Miss Florence Heussner led the devotionals.
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South Amherst
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Charles Brown
Florence Heussner
Methodist board to meet at Allsops' home this evening
All members of the official board are asked to gather this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allsop for a meeting.
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Methodist Official Board
Harold Allsop
Mrs Powers Hosts Congregational Dime Society Event
Mrs Arthur Powers will open her home to Congregational Dime Society members Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock for a social gathering.
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Arthur Powers
Congregational Dime Society
Gospel Service at Pleasant View Sanatorium
Rev. C. F. Fogel led the Sunday afternoon gospel service at Pleasant View Sanatorium with the sermon on The Love of God. Mrs. James Nicol and Miss Dorothy Jones sang two duets as Mrs. William Roberts accompanied at the piano.
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C. F. Fogel
Pleasant View Sanatorium
God
James Nicol
Dorothy Jones
William Roberts
Civic Club Meeting At South Amherst Church
Members of the South Amherst Civic Club gathered at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon for a regular meeting. Rabbi Marcus Kramer of Elyria addressed the group speaking on War and Fas.
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Civic Club
South Amherst
Congregational Church
Marcus Kramer
Elyria
Anti War Congress Subject by Oberlin Delegate
A delegate from Oberlin College, George Olds, addressed the Anti War Congress in New York City. He spoke on The Anti War Congress and Its Work, outlining goals and activities for the movement.
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Cism
George Olds
Oberlin College
New York City
Spencer Grange plans play and local events
Spencer reports a program titled As a Woman Thinketh at the Spencer school auditorium on Feb 7. Nearby socials include a Bridge Club reschedule, a Spencer Manufacturing Co board meeting, hospitality for visitors, and multiple family visits amid community life notes.
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Spencer Grange
Spencer School
Wanda Rowe
Nora Eglin
Charles MacLaren
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Clair Miller
Grafton
F. I. Miller
D. K. Lewis
Kelly
Lakewood
A. Esberg
Chicago
R. Walker
Yvonne
E. Struck
H. W. Genkes
Elizabeth Rescoe
Elyria
Jack Still
Five Points
John Libbisher
River Corners
E. Janacek
LaVerne
R. Laurader
Bernice
Cleveland
J. H. Maurer
Fence Aimed at Boosting Antelope Numbers in Arizona Monument
Visitors to Petrified Forest National Monument may soon see more antelope as a fence is built to protect a large grazing area from domestic stock. The project should improve grazing conditions for wild animals and increase antelope in the game sanctuary.
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Adamana
Ariz
Petrified Forest National Monument
Roosevelt Birthday Gift From Sister-in-Law
Mrs James Roosevelt-Roosevelt of Hyde Park N Y will send a birthday gift to President Franklin D Roosevelt a letter of congratulations and a check for the Warm Springs Fund. She is spending the winter at Bel Air Bermuda and says the gift will please him more than any other item.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt - Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Bel Air
1933 Lynchings Show Increase In Southern States
Twenty eight persons were lynched in 1933 per Tuskegee Institute figures, up 20 from 1932 and 256 percent year over year. Fourteen were in custody, nine taken from jail or officers, two bodies burned. seven lynchings were prevented. offenses included murder eight and rape three across Georgia four, Alabama three, California two, Louisiana.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Department of Records and Research
Tuskegee Institute
Georgia
Alabama
California
Louisiana
Summary of Team Counts by State
The data shows counts of teams by state: Maryland one, Mississippi three, Missouri one, North Carolina one, South Carolina four, Tennessee three, and Texas two. This outlines regional totals across the specified states.
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Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Church Observes Centennial in Portage Wisconsin
The Catholic church in Portage marks its 100th anniversary this summer, tracing its founding to 1833 by Father Samuelle Carlo Mazzuchelli. The parish dates to five years after Fort Winnebago's construction and three years after the Indian Agency House.
Sixty Years Teaching Nun Nellie Trimingham Retires
Miss Nellie Trimingham retires after sixty years as a Sunday school teacher at St Paul’s church Paget Bermuda. She may extend teaching a few years but declines the role of superintendent.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Nellie Trimingham
St. Paul’s Church
Paget
Terrapin Trade Tied to Wisconsin River Nesting
Turtles captured by William Watterlin along the St Croix and Mississippi Rivers are shipped to eastern ports for sale as terrapin. Watterlin says he often yields about 1000 pounds of turtles from a single nest.
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Diamond Bluff
Wis
William Watterlin
St. Croix
Mississippi
Watterlin
City Engineer Fires Worker Over Overcoat on Cold CWA Job
Oklahoma City reports that Bush, the city engineer, fired a laborer from a Civil Works Administration ditch digging project for wearing an overcoat while working. The thermometer showed 45 degrees before rising, and Bush ruled the day too warm for overcoats.
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Oklahoma City
Bush
CWA
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