Food Institute Opener Draws Large Elyria Audience
A large crowd attended the 1940 Gasco Food Institute opener at the High School Auditorium in Elyria. Miss Esther Boehm and Miss Jean McCullough showcased cooking demonstrations while K A Williams led as institute manager. The event featured breakfast focus and Magpie Mirrors to aid visuals, with plans for tomorrow’s Meal of the Day session and more demonstrations. Admission was free and the program runs from 8:00 PM through the three-day series.
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Gasco Food Institute
Chionicle-Telegram
The
Gas Company
Elyria
Laaaan
Esther Boehm
Jean McCullough
Food Institute
K A Williams
US tax history and Roosevelt era fiscal policy debated
The piece argues the United States now taxes more per dollar of national income than Britain, France, or Germany in 1928 to 1988, citing National Industrial Conference Board findings. It criticizes Roosevelt's fiscally expansive program, warns of rising per capita debt, and questions free enterprise under increased government spending.
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United States
National Industrial Centence Board
Europe
Britain
Canada
Germany
France
Italy
Great Britain
Tion
National Industrial Conference Board
Joseph P Kennedy
London
Avon School midday films and events at Avon
Avon Waigh School offers biweekly noon films including silent and sound pictures from the State Department. Some industry films are shown during activity periods with admission 10c upper grades and 5c lower grades. Projections are run by Robert Moon Donald Casper Robert Schumacher and Raymond Alten. Mr and Mrs Stage hosted the Five Hundred Club with cards and prizes. refreshments followed. Short notes mention Mr and Mrs Ed Putzier visiting.
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Avon
Avon Waigh School
State Department
Commerce
Robert Moon
Donald Casper
Robert Schumacher
Raymond Alten
Stage
Five Hundred Club
Joseph Forthofur
Carl Sehafer
Harold Smith
Web Blake
H G Smith
South Amherst notices and community events brief
South Amherst notices list Girl Scouts meeting at Recreation Center at 6 30 PM and a Ladies Aid Society gathering at the Methodist church parlor with a noon dinner. Lenten and World Day of Prayer services planned at St Johns Evangelical. Townsend Club, Volunteer Firemen, and various local residents’ movements and visits noted. Basketball game Avon versus Avon Lake scheduled. Agricultural census notes 1940 sheep and lamb numbers at 6 million head with stroke case at Addie Harold of Avon Lake.
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USH
Amherst
Girl Scouts of the Recreation Center
Ladies Aid Society
St Johns Evangelical
C E Sehmid
South Amherst
Cleveland
Addie Harold
Avon Lake
St Josephs. Ing
Department of Agriculture
Magic Mirrors Highlight 1940 Gasco Food Institute Demonstrations
The first session of the Gasco Food Institute showcased two Magic Mirrors that project top range cooking and the Food Lecturer at the central prep table. Home makers praised the dramatic innovation, and further sessions are scheduled tomorrow evening and Friday afternoon with free admission.
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Gasco Food Institute
The
Food Institute
Music in 1939 review at Oberlin notes conservatism grows
Oberlin Conservatory critic Charles Kent reviews Music in 1939 before Oberlin students in Finney Chapel. He sees a trend toward restraint in the New York Group led by Roy Harris and notes diverse styles among composers. European output remains strong despite war, with Bartok cited among six new works. Kent urges cross pollination to expand American talent. Also announces Oberlin professor Victor W. Lytle authors book on strict counterpoint.
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Oberlin
Charles Kent
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
New York
Roy Harris
Kent
Bartok
Sziget
Benny Goodman
Victor W Lytle
Oliver Ditson
Founders Day Observance By East Carlisle PTA
East Carlisle School hosts Founders Day Friday night February observance with Mrs H M Hurlburt presenting the Founders Day segment, Mrs Charles Huene honoring past presidents, Nora K Neher and her dramatic group presenting The Little Vegetable Women health play, Wass Zuser arranging a two girl dance, Marjorie Hopkins and Catherine Donahue featured, Community Song Books in use, refreshments served, business session led by Mrs C J Kreebey.
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Carlisle
National
Parent-Teacher Association
East Carlisle
H M Hurl
Das
Charles Huene
PTA
Archie Welton
Nora K Neher
Wass Zuser
Marjorie Hopkins
Catherine Donahue
C J Kreebey
Scout Executive To Speak At Lorain
Perle Whitehead deputy regional executive of Region 4 Boy Scouts of America will address Lorain County Scouters at 730 PM Thursday in the private room of the Deutsche Restaurant Lorain 573 Broadway. Thomas G Allen Firelands Area Council Scout executive says the meeting aims to discuss welfare of Scouting and invites prospective Scouters. Whitehead will also speak at 230 PM Thursday at the gymnasium. it is not a dinner meeting.
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Perle Whitehead
Boy Scouts of America
Lorain County
Deutschef
Broadway
Lorain
Thomas G Allen
Firelands Area
Whitehead
Longfellow Theater School in Lorain Opens to Public
A local school in Lorain announces that the Longfellow Theater School will be open to the public. Officials invite residents to attend classes and view performances as the program reviews its offerings and facilities.
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Longfellow Jheater School
Lorain
Tihsnaette
Minute for sentence Mansfield parole violator jailed
In Conwaen Pleas Court Judge C. M. Ton sentenced James Idris, 53, to one to three years in the Ohio penitentiary for parole violation after a one minute hearing.
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Mansfield
Conwaen
C. Mlton
Jamea Jdris
Ohio Penitentiary
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Henry Fridenstein
Ilyria
America
Juilliard Foundation
Wfpa Composers Forum
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E. Carlisle
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