Tri Sigma Plans Valentine Evening With Ridgeville Guest
Sorority Tri Sigma entertained Miss Gladys Knapp of Ridgeville last evening with Valentine themed games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Foss and Miss Mary Katherine Brandt. A short business meeting preceded lunch in the dining room where red and white decor and a heart spray centered the table. The group adjourned late to meet Miss Grace McCool on Second Street, February 265th.
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Tri Sigma
Gladys Knapp
Ridgeville
Gertrude Foss
Mary Katherine Brandt
Grace McCool
Second Street
Valentine Exchange Marks Daughters of Sahara Meeting
The Daughters of Sahara met at 218 West Bridge Street hosted by Mrs. Eubel Sparks with a Valentine and gift exchange. Plans were made to invite Supreme Queen Mrs. Anna Bloome of Reading, PA for the next meeting. Bingo awarded first to Mrs. Jeanette Arnold, second to Mrs. Delia Lutz, and third to Mrs. Iva Simmons, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is March 10 at 971 Foster Avenue hosted by Mrs. Lelan Christiansen.
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Daughters of Sahara
Eubel Sparks
West Bridge Street
Anna Bloome
Reading
Pennsylvania
Jeanette Arnold
Delia Lutz
Iva Simmons
Nellfg Reynolds
Lutz
Simmons
Lelan Christiansen
Foster Avenue
Honor Hostess The Fuirmakers Meet With Mrs Vaughn
The Fuirmakers met with Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn on Eastern Weights boulevard to reward Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Victor Kesar and Mrs. Bert Lord for their efforts. Mrs. Vaughn's birthday was celebrated with gifts. The next gathering is planned at Mrs. Lordema tureen supper on February 23.
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Fuirmakers
Kenneth Vaughn
Eastern Weights Boulevard
Vaughn
Victor Kesar
Bert Lord
Lordema
Miss Schuster Hostess at H H L Club Meeting
Miss Schuster hosted the H H L Club Inet at Hilda Schuster on Cleveland Street. A business meeting preceded a birthday honor for Helen Kuehn. Hearts was the evening diversion, with prizes for Helen Kuehn first Arlene Buswell second LaVomne Gow third. Luncheon followed.
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Miss Schuster
H. H. L. Club
Hilda Schuster
Cleveland Street
Helen Kuehn
Arlene Buswell
LaVomne Gow
Rose Schueter
Fal Com Club Hosts Evening At East Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Allen Day hosted Fal Com Club members on East Avenue last evening. After a business meeting rummy royal and hearts games awarded Marie Kelly and Bob Chapman first while Jean Fri deustine and Clarence Grandstaff were consoled. Valentines themed refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 18 at Wayne Burdue residence.
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Allen Day
East Avenue
Circle No 4 Hosts Circle Guests at Longfellow Home
Seventeen readable items cover church circle activities at St Pauls and Elyria events. Circles hosted guests, devotional readings, prayers, and brief meetings at Mrs J Klin ects Longfellow residence with refreshments afterward.
Doomed Women Seek Radium Poisoning Compensation
In Ottawa Illinois a group of fourteen women sick with radium poisoning seek compensation from the Illinois Industrial Commission. Seven of them are alive to testify as nine others have already died. They accuse the Radium Water Dial Company of causing their illness and seek damages for medical costs and suffering.
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Ottawa
Illinois Industrial Commission
Catherine Donohue
Radium
Watcr Dial Company
Walter Dalitsch
University of Illinois
George B. Marvel
Leonard J. Grossman
Helen Munch
Marie Rossiter
Marguerite Glacinski
Gila
New Jersey
Commission
Denies Rumors of Unrest in Germany
Berlin reports Reich press chief Otto Dietrich dismisses abroad rumors of unrest or Hitler health problems. From Berchtesgaden he says since the February 4 purge, the army is quiet and officers are at their posts. He calls the rumors false and stupid and vows to stamp them out.
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Berlin
N.p
Otto Dietrich
Reich
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
United Press
Hans Wachenfeld
Berchtesgaden
Dietrich
Ohio Assembly Still Has Much To Do
Columbus Feb 11 Ohio House and Senate delayed final action on supplemental appropriations and relief measures to Feb 28, aiming to finish after the second special session. In the Senate the $3 million supplemental bill was altered and split. a $1.355 million WPA hospital program measure passed unanimously and moves to the House. The House passed a bill for shorter hours and wage increases for 12 hospital employes, totaling $400,000, with no dissent.
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Columbus
U.R
House
Senate
Davey
Fire damages auto in Elyria blaze
Firemen blamed a fire at a spot where gasoline had leaked for damaging an automobile owned by Ben King and occupied by Sol Kailes just before midnight. The right front tire and fender were scorched. Horse Company No. 1 and Engine Company No. 3 responded. An American expedition will search for peacocks in Africa.
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Elyria
Ben King
Sol Kailes
Horse Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 3
Illinois firm shifts to New York after Horner law
A fragment describes a 1836 Horner act signed by Gov Henry Horner. The company withdrew from Illinois and reorganized in New York. Nineteen officials left a $10,000 bond with the Industrial Commission as the only compensation funds, and Mrs Donohue testified about a claim.
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Henry Horner
Illinois
New York
Industrial Commission
Donohue
Ahe
Woman discharged after humming turned offensive to workers
A worker was fired from a company after her humming was deemed “ads ticeable” to colleagues, prompting management to take action to maintain workplace harmony and productivity.
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Way
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