Many Events On Program Of Eagles Lodge
Elyria Aerie No. 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles opened a 1938 program with a 300 spectator show last night marking the start of a anniversary year. J. Lewis Mathis heads the entertainment committee and four dozen acts featured, including Cleveland nightclub entertainers, with Joe Boddy as master of ceremonies. A St Valentine dance is set for Monday night. other events follow through June including dances, district meetings, initiations, and a fish fry.
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Order of Eagles
J. Lewis Mathis
Elyria
Aeris
Cleveland
Joe Boddy
Eagies
Amherst
Aerie
St. Valentine
Cook
Fagles
Wellington
Lorain
Elyria Eagles
Lodge of Sorrow
Senue
Mathis
E. L. King
A. R. Graber
William France
E. J. Handyside
E. B. Haylor
Robert Stephens
Lysie R. Cunningham
Ed. Schaefer
Joy Schweda
William Cashman
William Meinke
William Morse
Albert Krebs
August Ferchland
Henry Burton
Claude Edwards
Gloucester fishing yields profit in tough year 1937
Gloucestermen caught 76 837 000 pounds of fish in the year but only one tenth was landed locally. most catch was shipped to Boston or New York. In Sydney, Tom Hill a 65 year old mail carrier says his job should be listed among dangerous vacations after 30 years delivering mail he has been bitten by dogs more than 100 times.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boston
New York
Sydney
Tom Hill
Court actions span injuries and vehicle damage suits
Gus Englund of North Ridgeville seeks 25000 from Lewis R Hadana of Ridgeville for injuries after a collision April 21 1937 on Center Ridge Road near Root Road claiming permanent injury. American Insurance Co and General Motors Sales Corp sue Harry E Notley of 228 Gates Avenue for 116 38 over a July 16 1937 Cleveland traffic accident on Bulkley Blvd. County commissioners authorize slag purchases for Columbia Township roads. A 3013 judgment on cognovit note against E K Mohler was entered in common pleas court.
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Gus Englund
North Ridgeville
Lewis R. Hadana
Ridgeville
Center Ridge Road
Root Road
American Insurance Company
General Motors Sales Corporation
Harry E. Notley
Gates Avenue
Bulkley Blvd
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
E. K. Mohler
Frank J. Noonan
Death notices for Helen Balzer and Laura Somers
Miss Helen Balzer of South Amherst dies at 16 after two weeks illness at Amherst Hospital. Born in South Amherst, she attended South Amherst High School and St John’s Church. funeral Sunday at St. John’s with burial in Evergreen. Laura F Somers dies at 95 Park Avenue after a four week illness. funeral arrangements announced.
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Helen Balzer Amherst
Helen Balzar
Amherst Hospital
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
St. Jeohus Evangelical Reformed Church
Betty
Katharine
John
Henry
Cal
Fred
Willam
St. John's Church
C. E. Schmidt
Burmai
Evergreen Cemetery
Southmherst
Laura F. Som
Howard B. Somers
Park Avenue
Near East boys work to be described at YMCA banquet
Herman Geyer announces the Father and Son banquet at the YMCA on February 26. The speaker M. D. Cracker will discuss YMCA boys work in Cleveland and his tour of Palestine including camps and programs for boys there. Ticket sales began yesterday.
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Herman Gerer
M. D
Yo M. C
Cleveland
Paleste
Near East
Palestine
VY. VW. C. A
Geyer
Boys Look Forward to Membership Party
The YMCA boys department will host a monthly membership party next Friday night centered on a bean jar guessing contest. Herman Geyer, boys work director, will award a Scout axe to the member guessing nearest the number of beans. The program includes a Washing ton Birthday themed play, games, songs, gym awards, and refreshments.
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YM. C. A
Herman Geyer
Temperance Drama To Be Presented At Columbus Church
The Sunday temperance drama The Tiger, described as a dramatic presentation about temperance, will be staged at the church of Chit at Tho¢logh. It draws on John Gough as a model, once a famed temperance lecturer.
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Sob McNatit
Columbus
Chit
Tho¢logh
Iite
John Gough
D- Foster
Rissa
John B Gough
Bonnets Spark Spring Fashion at Merchandise Mart
Chicago buyers at the Merchandise Mart previewed spring trends led by bonnets for grownups. The show featured turquoise linen banners, pink trimmed garb, and models in gingham rompers with aprons. Tailored suits in teal, black, and grey appeared alongside new shoulder, waist, and silhouette updates.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Ed Gingham
Mann
Vocational Training Topics At Local Kiwanis Meeting
The talk covered worker adaptability and cross training to reduce layoffs, with emphasis on Smith-Hughes trades and industries, agriculture in high schools, and Home Economics. The event included speakers from the FBI and education leaders, plus notices of a debate and visiting Kiwanis members.
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Smith- Hughes
Kiwanis Club
Y. W Co. A
W. H. Crane Lester
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elyria Rotary Club
Earl Lautenschleger
Race Relations Day At Eaton Church
The Eaton Church of Christ holds morning and evening services on the Race Relations theme. The Young People's Class brings Kawano a Japanese student from Oberlin to speak at 10:00, then the class presents the play The Color Ling during the 11:00 worship showing Japan related curios and discussing Christian views on world conditions.
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Eaton Church of Christ
Kawano
Federal Council of Churches
Oberlin
Japan
Separate eggs for light cakes or whole eggs for dense cakes
Questions on cake texture explain separate yolks and whites for light cakes, while whole eggs suit chocolate or rich cakes. Includes tart season ideas, varied fillings, tartare sauce, and a prune souffle pie recipe with detailed steps and ingredients.
Firemen Demonstrations at Ohio Public Service Window
Troop 119 staged a fire build ing demonstration in the display window of the Ohio Public Service Company drawing large crowds. Troop 165 planned a lie-saving demo 4–6 p m, Troop 107 to give knot tying 4–5 p m tomorrow and first aid 7–9 p m tomorrow night. A second auto accident victim removal display will run on Second Street in front of the courthouse at 1 p m. Elyrtang members planned a Sandusky dinner meeting of the Firelande Area Council tonight.
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Troop 119
Ohio Public Service Company
Winedow
Troop 165
Troop 107
Second Street
Court House
Sandusky
Firelande Area Council
Arrange Three Pre Lent Services at First Church Oberlin
In Oberlin the Devotional Committee of the Women's Association at the First Church plans three pre Lent services on Monday afternoons in James Brand House. Mrs. Louis K. Lord led the first. upcoming Mondays will feature Mrs. Robert E. Brown and Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis. Thursday Lenten services will use an "An Inquiry on the Christian Life" question list to collect parish member insights, to be shared under Mr. Richards guidance.
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Oberlin
Women's Association of the First Churest
James Brand House
Louis K. Lord
Robert E. Brown
Lydia Lord Davis
Mr. Richards
College Calendar Highlights Plethora of Events
The February schedule lists fencing, chapel services, vesper sermons, lectures from Columbia University figures, peace congress activities, musical performances by Joseph Wirsbau and Arthur Dam, and NYA time cards. Notable items include lectures on war and peace and a modern Judaism seminar series at Barnett R. Brickner Chapel plus a dramatic arts presentation.
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Oba Oan College
Winey
Finney
Nacmanuel
Columbia University
Peace Congress
King Bosworth
Nathaniel Potter
Potter
Finney Chapel
Abe
Lawrence J. Lesle
Fellowship of Reconciliation
King~ Bosworth Room
Lawrence
PL Hosie
Hosie
Warner Hall
Joseph Wirsubaum
Arthur Dam
NYA and Service Scholarship Fund
Farrehild Chepel
Sunday Class For Young People At Spencer Church
A new Sunday school class for young people is organized at Spencer Methodist Church with Miss Helen Vireuig as teacher. John Millar leads the Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:00 features Rev. JG Koontz on "A Modern Parable" and a junior choir performance. Kwypworth League meets at 7:30 at the parsonage.
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Schoool
Spencer Methodist Church
Helen Virureig
Spencer
John Millar
Jg, Koontz
Kypworth Leaghe
Eaton Young People Present Play The Color Line
The Young Peoples Class of the Eaton Church of Christ will present the play The Color Line this Sunday evening. It follows a Chinese student at an American college and his reaction to American social and religious life. Chan is played by Robert Linden with Donald Blane as Dr Lawson and Ethel Nichols as his secretary Ruth in the cast.
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Young Peoples
Eaton Church of Christ
Chan
Robert Linden
Donald Blane
Lawson
Ethel Nichols
Ruth
Oberlin Hosts Fencing and Water Polo Events
Oberlin College schedules a fencing match against Case at Warner Gymnasium on Saturday February 1. A Rochester meet follows at Crane Pool at 3 pm. A basketball game pits Oberlin against Case in Warner Gymnasium at 2 pm. The driving association presents Alten Corn Finges Chapel.
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Buttato
Warne
Gymnasuime
Zaopom
Alten Corn
Finney Chapel
Upom
Warner Gymnasium
Oberlin
Rochester
Crane
Case Warner
Concert MOS DAY A Phino Techal and convert will be en by the pupils
In a WPA project at the Rust M. Boottwieh on Mondas February St wt of vomBom. The public visited as Kloyd R. Harley suffered a dis lumated vertebra while hithas a hoasy paghage at the Oberlin Veet Oftte. Wiest HY items plused. Lip Was lrmeved too its home on Nota Vhdthant street where he so coretimedd Sly and Mrs. Warvid Arches of Groveland street are moving to Manetivid, O. where he is employed. Mr and Mrs. L. I. Rogers have sold their home at South Cedar weenne lo Ur Gertrude Muulten, and are now at Lys WeSt Lords slivet. Mes Ardiess Bongium of South Cedar asyame fore Wednest dey to destine fey teaching du Wilbelay College, Widleslew, Miss atten a leave at abevnir.
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Phino
Mere Pantie Nikerson
Rust M
Kloyd R. Harley
Oberlin
Lip
Nota
Sly
Warvid Arches
Groveland Street
Manetivid
L. I. Rogers
South Cedtar
Gertrude
Widleslew
Miss Atten
Abevnir
Capacity Crowd At Annual Ball Of Police Dept
A police department ball drew about 1200 attendees including Sergeant Detective C. E. Parker who crooned Let Me Call You Sweetheart with the Elyrians Quartet. Police Chief J. Stankard said proceeds will be tallied later due to uncollected tickets for the Police Benevolent Association.
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Wlyrla Palice Eg Taneat
Police Department
C. E. Parker
Elyriangs
Parker
Elyrians
J. Stankard
Fig
Police Benevolent Association
Bee Auction Sale Brightens Farm Bid Event
A Tuesday February auction lists 4 horses including a black 15 hand gelding and other work animals, 14 head of cattle Holstein Jersey and Guernsey mix with heifers and cows, 75 pound Chester White pigs, 10 tons hay and mixed feed, farm machinery from a McCormick binder to a manure spreader, and assorted gear. Cash terms, no movement before settlement, lunch served. George Gulgin Clayton H. Sooy, Auctioneer.
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Selding
Fee
Jersey
Acri Farse
Coord
Chester White
S-ft
Square Alto
Sacha
Luneh
Eaton P.T. A
George Gulgin
Clayton H Sooy
Auet
Wee Klineet
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Walter Bensley
T. M. Baldwin
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White Rock
U.S Department of Agricult
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Alo Otl
Elayer
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Toledo
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Nef Aedo
Alec Oats
RED Jacket
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Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
College
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Hone
Broadway Room
Gould
Ohio
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Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middl Avenue
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Bee Eee Auction Sale
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State Rome
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