Elyman Placed On Speakers Bureau
Charles L. Scott of 319 North Street has been placed by the Democratic National Speakers Bureau on the list of local speakers for campaign talks in Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia this year. Scott has long been active in Democratic politics and presided over a state Democratic league of 120 clubs. his name was suggested by former Governor George White and Congressman Frank L Kloeb of the Fourth Ohio district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Scott
North Street
Democratic National
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Scott
Democratic League
George White
Frank L Kloeb
Cantor Musical Picture Strike Me Pink At Capitol
Eddie Cantor’s sixth annual musical picture Strike Me Pink opens at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. Ethel Merman Sally Enters Parkyakarkus and the Goldwyn girls co star in the comedy review style film debuting for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
Capitol Theatre
Cantor
Ethel Merman
Sally
Parkyakarkus
Mystery Film Opens Tomorrow At Rivoli
Mystery film King Lady based on Hugh Walpole stories plays at the Rivoli Theatre starting tomorrow starring Aline MacMahon and Basil Rathbone. Also notes on Japanese cascade chrysanthemums and a brief remark on politics as a bold business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivoli
Hugh Walpole
Rivoli! Theatre
Aline MacMahon
Basil Rathbone
Children Hour Headlines Hit Conren Bureau
A fragmented notice from Conren Bureau outlines Children’s Hour headlines. Limited readable text points to a schedule or feature segment with unspecified timing and local relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwaay
Conren
Children’s Hour
Social Club Notes and Hostess Lineup for March Meeting
Mrs B A Jenne advertises delivery service from Central Book Store at 615 Gleveland St. Fundraising proceeds went to Mrs Robert Ward and several local ladies. Hostesses listed include Mrs W G Schaeffer and Mrs Cora Sawyer. Attendees include Mrs Ward and many neighbors. The March meeting will be at Mrs Harold Browns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jenne
Gleveland St
Central Book Store
Fundied
Robert Ward
Stxty-Six
J. C. Aldrich
Banco
Mabel McDermott
W. G Schaeffer
Eb.c Stiwald
Cora Sawyer
Paul Redman
Harold Brown
Hlenrs Gordon
John Raesler
D. K Wilson
Farmers Day in Amherst to Be Re instituted Tomorrow
Farmers Day will be observed in Amherst on Wednesday at the Elevator Co mill. About 400 to 500 farmers are expected with their wives as special demonstrations on farm machinery seeds grain and fertilizer are planned in the farm equipment building beginning at 9 am and continuing all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Farmers’ Mill of
Elevator Co
Mall
Amherst Democratic Women's Club Meeting Notes
Aammherst Democratic Women's Club met Monday evening at Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer's home. The group discussed routine business and urged support for the hospital levy on today’s ballot. One new member, Wis J Ce Aldrich, was admitted. A resolution favored sandstone for the Gas House Hall ravine bridge. Mrs James Henrys read an article on The First Lady. Several games followed, with honors in five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aammherst Democratic Women’s Club
W. G. Schaeffer
Wis
P T A Meeting At St Josephs Church Tonight
A Parent-Teacher Association gathering at St Josephs church will meet at the school hall tonight with Diocesan schools superintendent Rt Rev Monsignor John R Hagan as speaker. Dr Hagan, a Rome ordained graduate of the American College, has degrees from Apollonatis Propaganda College and Catholic University. He was recently honored with the title Monsignor by Pope Pius XI. Music will be provided by the Lorain County concert ensemble including Miss Marion Sponseller contralto and Miss Evelyn Speck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Marion Sponseller
Evelyn Speck
Concert program announced with multiple soloists and pieces
The event lists performers cello R L Crowe viola Gerald Frank clarinet Emer Haelstrom violin F C Moore and piano. The program includes My Maryland Rotberg ensemble address Dr Hagan The Skaters Waltz Wardtensel selections from Victor Herberts Sweethearts March of the Spanish Soldier Swepsky. The meeting starts at 7 30 pm and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Crowe
Gerald Frank
Emer Haelstrom
F.C. Moore
Maryland
Rotberg
Dr. Hagan
Wardtensel
Victor Herbert
Swepsky
Religious and community meetings listed for February
The intermediate League of St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church meets in church parlors. Jespamine Lodge D of Scotland meets at Odd Fellows Hall. Concordia Club of St Pauls Lutheran meets in church parlors. American Legion Elmer Johnson Post 118 meets in the Town Hall velub rooms. St Josephs PTA February meeting at the school hall features a speaker and Lorain County band. Hiichory Tree Grange meets at Grange Hall Milan Avenue. good attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of
St. Peter’s
St. Joseph’s Church
Lorain County
Hiichory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Funeral Rites Held For Hannah Hollingsworth
The Zilch Funeral Home filled to capacity as mourners gathered for Hannah Hollingsworth who died Friday evening. Rev B H Ryan officiated with three vocal duets led by Mr and Mrs R H Hearn and others. Pallbearers included Elmer Roe Flint William Roe Cleveland Charles Collier Cleveland Reuben Hollingsworth John Hollingsworth and Frank Hollingsworth of Amherst. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery with attendees from Michigan Florida Cleveland Lakewood Toledo Strongsville Elyria and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Hollingsworth
B H Ryan
Methodist Church
R. H. Hearn
A. J Bauer
Elmer Roe
Flint
Mich
William Roe
Cleveland
Charles Collier
Reuben
John
Frank Hollingsworth
Amherst
Evergreen Cemetery
Michigan
Florida
Lakewood
Toledo
Strongsville Elyria
Vnielmity
Circle One and Circle Three hostesses delight members
Mrs Harold Krause on Jackson street welcomed Circle One of St. Ann's society at St. Joseph's church Monday. After business a social hour and Valentine themed refreshments followed. Circle Three guests at Mrs William Gillis's East Quarries home enjoyed a social hour and cards after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krause
Jackson Street
Circle One
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's Church
Circle Three
William Gillis
East Quarries
Tempting refreshments served by the hostess
A brief note mentions inviting refreshments prepared and served by the hostess at a small social gathering. The event highlighted hospitality and cordial reception, with attendees enjoying light bites and beverages in a welcoming atmosphere.
Funeral Rites for J J White at Brownhelm Cemetery
Funeral rites for the late J J White aged S9 were held at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nichol South Main St Monday afternoon. Reverend FOE Eastman pastor of Wakeman Congregational church officiated with two vocal solos by Reverend R E Albright of Brownhelm. Pallbearers were Charles Huene Elyria Mose Austin Cooper Ray Lees William Kintersel and Robert Cromby all Brownhelm residents. Burial followed in the family lot at Brownhelm cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. White
James Nichol
South
Reve Foe Eastman
Wakeman Congregational Church
R. E. Albright
Brownhelm
Charles Huene
Elyria
Mose Austin Cooper
Ray Lees
Wiliam Kknersel
Robert Cromby
Brownhelm Cemetery
Ladies Aid and quilting events at local churches
The Ladies Aid societies of two churches plan gatherings in coming days. The Methodist ladies will meet at Mrs. Ruby Guilds on Park avenue Wednesday afternoon. St Paul Lutheran ladies hold an all day quilting bee at Mrs. Charles Schulz on Jackson street Thursday. The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran will host a Valentine party at church parlors Friday evening after the film Thy Will Be Done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Ruby Guild
Park Avenue
St Paul Lutheran Church
Charles Schulz
Jackson Street
Walther League
St. Paul Lutheran Church
PTA Meeting at Public School Highlights Orchestra Play
The Parent-Teacher Association convened Monday evening in the school auditorium. The program featured high school orchestra selections, a play, a reading of Washington at Valley Forge, a sixth grade reading class, a Lincoln reading, and a talk on child welfare by William Oldham Lorain, probation officer in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the Public
Washington
Valley Forge
Lincoln
Evan Nord
William Oldham Lorain
Probation Offree
Elyria
Meeting Postponed Circle 5 Schedule Change
The meeting of Circle 5 scheduled for Tuesday afternoon has been postponed. Details on rescheduled date and location pending release by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 5
Italian coins and time clues crossword puzzle corners
Crossword puzzle list includes clues for Italian coins period of time fearful reverence motionless large wagon revolution of wheel slang. others cover sentence water animal hold firmly Pexinese dog slang corded fabric Sibderian river Turm aside decision C sharp in B wipe up procured however machin mother of pearl kinnock unconscious precious stone birds home cutting tool river mouth put out of position weep convulsively before prices bergaailkworm e s fav brought up talent dance made ever hastened special insect warlike depot shaves happening girls nickname Draws close item of property Weght ji look over project ing pin triangular piece of cloth calm caim halts measures out literate symbol smaller moisture anger vehicle metal bearing rock bridle mouthpiece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnock
Birds Home
Event rescheduled to February 18 at Maple Street home
The gathering, postponed a week due to illness, will be held on February 18 at the residence of Mrs Edward Young on Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Maple Street
Name Society Holds Monthly Meeting at School Hall
Rev Fr James Smith presided over the monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society at the school hall. Thirty five members attended as plans were made to recruit new members. A reorganization meeting is set for next Monday to form a junior group and a public pre Lent party is scheduled for Tuesday evening February 25 at the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Tloly Name Society
Fr. Smith
Circle No. One Honors In St Ann’s Society Bridge
Mrs Lahitt of Cleveland avenue hosted Circle No One of St Ann's Society last evening. Mrs G Aschenbach won honors in bridge and Mrs Carl Bodman took banco awards. Hostess served a delicious luncheon at small tables for eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lahitt
Cleveland Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
G. Aschenbach
Carl Bodman
Banco
Foster Jenne Meets With McAnn Shoe Managers
Foster Jenne attended a meeting for managers and assistant managers of McAnn shoe stores at Cleveland on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Do H White and family traveled from Toledo to attend the funeral of the late Ed White. Mrs Ed Whiton spent two days in Cleveland visiting her husband at the Cleveland Clinic. Mrs Charles Mathes visits Detroit relatives. Elmer Roe of Flint Michigan was called here by the death of his aunt Hannah Hollingsworth. Mr and Mrs Harry Wolf visited Akron on Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Roemer and daughter Charlotte from Lorain are mentioned in the attendance list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolf
Akron
Albert Roemer
Charlotte
Lorain
Boston Terrier Club Will Be Organized Tonight
A new Boston Terrier Club for owners in Lorain County will organize at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Cascade Kennels 438 Adams Street. A C Tenny announced officers will be elected and bylaws drafted. At least 25 interested parties have signaled intent to join, and the meeting is open to all enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terrier Club
Lorain County
Cascade Kennels
Adams St
A. C
Tenny
Boston Terriers
Avon Lake Birthday Party Honors Teddy Weber
Mr and Mrs Urban Weber hosted a 6 o clock dinner Friday with friends in Avon Lake to celebrate their son Teddy's 12th birthday. Teddy received several gifts during the honoring gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Urban Weber
Teddy
Dessert Bridge plans set for February 18 at Chateau
Mrs Kubic hosted Monday night to arrange a Dessert Bridge event sponsored by the Ladies Amillary for the American Legion at the Chateau on February 18. Mrs Charles called on his cousin Peter Weber last week.
Recital Tonight by Porter and Op pelt at Miss Canalos Home
Marilyn Porter and Bobby Op pelt will perform violin solos at a recital hosted by their teacher Miss Yanula Canalos in Lorain tonight, showcasing student music talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Porter
Bobby Oppelt
Yanula Canalos
Lorain
Sunday Visitation Notes From Avon Area Families
Mr and Mrs Lewis Klinect and family of Grafton were Sunday dinner guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs Howard Walker and Mr and Mrs Albert Walker and son Gordon of Avon and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson of Center road were afternoon guests at the same home. Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmerman and family of Lakewood spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Ed Zimmerman. Miss Ruth Todd of Fast Cleveland visited Avon Lake friends Monday. Betty McCampbell of Sunset Avenue was a Sunday overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Howard Walker
Albert Walker
Gordon
Avon
Arthur Hudson
Center Road
Charles Zimmerman
Lakewood
Ed Zimmerman
Ruth Todd
Fast Cleveland
Avon Lake
Evening at E Hi Mays Home Mentioned
A fragment notes a Sunday evening spent at the home of E Hi Mays, with no additional context or details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hi Mays
Delegate to be chosen at Thursday church meeting
A meeting at the Second M. E. church on Thursday will select a delegate to represent the local National Negro Congress branch at the national convention in Chicago next Friday through Sunday. The event is open to the public and aims to voice colored citizens’ views on social political labor fraternal and church activities. The sponsoring committee includes Rey Garrick C L Scott Henry Crawford J W Wabb Miss Dorothy Smith Miss Katherine Price Mrs Noward Fred Davis Mr Campbell and Edgar Nunn. Endorsements come from Federated Women's Clubs the Elks Lodge the American Legion post Tipecoda Club Rev Stewart of Second Baptist and Rev White of Jones Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Negro Congress
Chicago
M. E
Rey, Garrick
C. L. Scott
Henry 4Rawford
J. W. Wabb
Dorothy Smith
Katherine Price
Noward
Fred Davis
Mr. Campbell
Edgar Nunn
Federated Women's Clubs
The
Elks’ Lodge
American Legion Post
Tipecoda Club
Stewart
Second Baptist Church
Rev. White
Jones Chapel
Local social notes follow visits and a school bus swap
Guest of Marie Petersen of Burton street Mrs Bert Willard spent weeks with Mrs Margaret Theisen returns to Massillon. Don Barnes of Clarksfield Sunday guest of Miss Dorothy Barnes. Miss M A Weber of Avon called on her brother Theodore Weber. Dinner with Teddy Weber for his birthday. Conrad Kelling of Sheffield visited cousin Peter Web. Wm Pyson hosted his brother from Cleveland. They attended the Belden Avon Lake basketball game. Mr and Mrs Leo Hill were in Indianapolis last week returning with a school bus to replace one lost by fire Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Petersen
Burton Street
Bert Willard
Margaret Theisen
Massillon
Don Barnes
Clarksfield
Dorothy Barnes
M. A. Weber
Avon
Theodore Weber
Weber Road
Teddy Weber
Conrad Kelling
Sheffield
Peter Weber
Wm. Pyson
Cleveland
Belden-Avon Lake
Leo Hill
Indianapolis
Ind
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Robert Tallor
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Lord C. Douglas
Charles Butterworth
Betty Furness
Cor Lome
Sally Eilers
Goldwyn Girls
Gene Stratton Porter
Tom Brown
Virginia Weidler
Mamahon Rathbone
Carliee Accertagn
Comedy - News
Dreamland
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Wallace Beery
China Seal
Lewis More
Rosalind Russell
WTAM
Explorers’ Club
Pleasant Pete
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Amon
M' Andy
Popeye
Fern Glee Clus
Voice of People
Romberg
Jimmy Fidler
Townsend Plat
Carnary
Vila
Pearl
Jesee Crawford
Thurn Band
Hines
Benas Venus
Bill Griffiths
Variets
Hawa'ian Memo
Wyrt 'N
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Musical Mmtys
Kate Smith i
Truth Barlow
Lavender
Terry, Ted Drew
Lracy
J. Armstrong
Goldbergs
Maree Swurhjdieble
Rate Smith
Bouahe Carter Lavender, Lace
L Tiobett
Glen Cray
Pickfair Party
Marhoof
Jack Grane
Jack Graney
Nelson
Redmankhaid
WLW
Rio Burke Richman
Thomas Amox
Andy Loveliness
Lawrence Tibbett
Glen Gray
Fred Wwargin
traud-Mireh
Ally
Welson
Ben Bernie
Jumno Hunt
Ter O'Reilly
Nw Buds
Raoystar Band
WGAR
Annie
Roger Stearns
Mender Pal
Mlusc Magic
Sinsy
Acex Musical
Abner
Jimmie Allen Crime Crew
Edgar Guest
Helen Tlarys
Vmuasxcom
Newman
Gax«parre Band
Shandor
WGN
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Time Dance Tunes News
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Stoneyboy Music
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Prior
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Beechers
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Schoe’ of
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Loresver Young
Ma Perkins
Ldon Tose
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Tom Mix
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Town Hall
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Ruck Rogers Music Almts
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Tim Tatrm
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Newmans
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Hollingsworth Funeral
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Puritan
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