Eagles auxiliary bingo party and circle meeting report
The Eagles auxiliary held a bingo party at Mrs. Ed Schaefer's home on Lorain Boulevard. Prizes went to Mrs. Letha Pusbach, Miss Hazel Gibson, and Mrs. William Bruck. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Ruth Sutliff. An upcoming visit to Cleveland is planned. Circle No. 4 of St. Paul's Church met at Mrs. Karl W. Klein's on Bilante Street with devotions and a Lincoln article. Plans were made to host the Evangelical Women's Union on February 18. Luncheon followed, with another meeting set in two weeks at an announced location.
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Eagles
Ed. Schaefer
Lorain Boulevard
Letha Pusbach
Hazel Gibson
William Bruck
Ruth Sutliff
Cleveland
Fairview
Karl W. Kiein
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Church
Bilatne Street
William Krebs
William Holdy
Lincoln
Evangelical Women's Union
Ernest Klein
Keen Kutter Club Hosts Tureen Luncheon at Swezey Home
Keen Kutter club members visited Mrs. Dora Swezey at Tattersall Court yesterday for a tureen luncheon. The meeting began with the Lord's Prayer and Mrs. Harry Pickett won the grand elephant prize. The club tied a comforter and plans a meeting at Mrs. Pickett's Garvin Avenue home in two weeks.
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Keen Kutter Club
Dora Swezey
Tattersall Court Y
Harry Pickett
Mrs. Pickett
Garvin Avenue
New Members Welcome to Girl Scouts Troop 1 Meeting
The Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met at the First Congregational Church on Thursday afternoon. Valentines were distributed by Patrol 3, attendance was taken, and dues collected. Captain Shumaker welcomed Arline Todd and Amiyrile Heath as new members, Roberta Tenry gave a pet story, and the meeting closed with Goodnight Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Cirela
Shumaker
Arline Todd
Amfiyrile Heath
Roberta Tenry
Needle Twisters Enjoy Valentine Party at Dorothy Yost Home
Needle Twisters were entertained last evening at Dorothy Yost's Center Ridge home with Valentine exchanges and knitting. A luncheon followed with appropriate appointments. The next meeting will be at Mary Krenzel's 333 Cambridge avenue on February 18th.
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Needle Twisters
Dorothy Yost
Center Ridge Road
Mary Krenzel
Cambridge Avenue
Cap May Be Clue In Mattson Case
Seattle detectives said a checkered cap found in a hideaway used by the under world could be a clue in the Charles Mattson kidnapping and murder case. The cap resembled the one worn by the kidnapper when he seized the boy on December 27, 1936. Tim Donovan alias James G MacDonald, connected to the ransom note signing Tim, remains a suspect while two other persons are being questioned.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles Mattson
Mattson
Tim Donovan
James G. MacDonald
Tim
Nature Talks At Elyria Library Engage Children
Nature study draws Elyria youngsters to the public library for a series titled Winter Buds. Mrs. Harry Metcalf led the first talk in the new children's room with branches and twigs to illustrate points as Boy Scouts and girls gathered. The second talk is set for 3 PM tomorrow, with attendance urged to arrive early to hear from the start.
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Elyria
Elyria Library
Harry Metcalf
Train Jumped Tracks Kills Two in Selma Cal
A south bound Southern Pacific crack passenger train struck a stalled automobile on a grade crossing near Selma California and jumped the tracks. Two persons were killed and three others injured as the engine tender and two baggage cars overturned. Two passenger coaches were delayed and the track and roadbed were torn up for 600 feet.
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Selma
Cal
Southern Pacific
Here
Stamp Collector To Address Club At Elyria YMCA
Francis Kockseim, a stamp collector living at the Elyria Home for the Aged, will address members of the boys' stamp club at the Elyria YMCA Monday night. Kenneth Hicks, the boys' secretary, announced the talk on water marking after Kockseim spoke on first day covers. The club completed its organization this week with Sidney Wasserman as secretary and William Kenawell as treasurer, with Robert Beard previously elected president.
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Francis Kockseim
Elyria Home
Boys’ Stamp Club
Elyria Y. M
Visit To Schools Postponed Again
C W Howell state high school supervisor visit to Lorain County high schools postponed again due to influenza illness. He was to arrive this week, then next week, but has not recovered and cannot come at this time.
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C. W. Howell
State Department of Education
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Howell
Pleads Not Guilty To Non-Support
Raymond Barry of Lorain formerly of Elyria pleaded not guilty to a non support of a minor child charge when arraigned before Major Dow A. Baird. He was released on bond pending further proceedings.
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Raymond Barry
Lorain
Elyria
Dow A. Baird
College Calendar Highlights Fine Arts and Sports at Oberlin
Oberlin College weekly schedule lists a series of events from February 12 to 18. Women's League symposiums, round tables, and teas share space with athletic events like Oberlin versus Wittenberg at Werner gym. Lectures cover women in occupational fields and Indian status, with music recitals and church services also on the program.
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Oberlin
Allen Art
Baldwin Cottage
Wittenberg
Werner Gym
the Conservatory Orchestra
WTAM
Finney Chapel
James Myers
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Division of the Humanities
Carnegie Library
Ohio Wesleyan
Crane
J. S. McLaughlin
Good Old Times
Haskell
Bosworth Hall
Martin Dibelius
Carroll A. Fowler
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Howard W. Thurman
O. C
India
Shipherd
Man Freed on $100 Bond Pending Monday Trial
Released on a $100 bond and scheduled for a 9 a m Monday trial, the man faces charges filed by his former wife, Mrs Esther Barry of this city.
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Esther Barry
Albany bill would define bicycles as vehicles with safety equipment
The New York legislature weighs a Lehman backed bill defining bicycles as vehicles and requiring safety devices to reduce night hazards. It would amend vehicle and traffic law to apply specific rules, including head lamps reflectors and a loud horn or bell for warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Charles A. Harnett
Haskell Lectures and Chapel Schedule for Feb 19 20
The program lists lectures by Dr Matin Dibelius and Professor J Craig Haskell in Hosworth and Wright labs, with topics on The Sermon on the Mount and Evolution of visual organs in animals. Senior piano recital by Miss A Katherine Horroff at Werner Hall, and events include Gray Memorial Game, supper, basketball, and alumni dance at Oberlin venues.
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Finney Chapel
J. Craig. Haskell
Hosworth Hall
Matin Dibelius
Wright Laboratory
W. ON. Hess
Hamilton College
Werner Hall
Katherine Horroff
Oberlin Inn
Warner Gymnasium
Rec
Pythian Sister Temple to Host Valentine Party Tonight
After the regular meeting of the Pythian Sister Temple this evening a Valentine party will be held in the K. P. Hall. There will be special entertainment and refreshments will be served. The Rebekah Aid Society sponsors a four pedro party Saturday evening in the I O O F hall. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their friends are invited.
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Pythian
K. P
Rebekah Aid Society
Pedro
Winter travel and visits among local residents
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly of North Pleasant street left Sunday to spend the rest of winter with their daughter Mrs. B. W. Porter and family in Genoa Ohio. Miss Rhoda Hastings of Elm street visits Washington DC with Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. James Orr and daughter of Lakewood recently guest of Mrs. Drage of Spring street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
B. W. Porter
Genoa
Ohio
Rhoda Hastings
Elm Street
Washington, D. C
J. &. Brooks
James Orr
Lakewood
Drage
Spring Street
State Traffic Commission Eyes Model Highway Standardization
Existing bicycle laws remain strict with rules against sidewalk riding except for children under ten, no handlebars passengers, and one hand on the handlebars. The state traffic commission studies a model highway with uniform lights, signs, and markings to test standardization as a pattern for other roads. The commission aims to reduce highway fatalities.
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State Traffic Commission
Tax Per Room In Home Is $29
Minneapolis study by Northwestern Life Insurance reveals tax per room averages $18 for apartments and $29 for city houses. Taxes constitute 13.6 percent of apartment rents and 19.2 percent for duplexes, with 2 percent for single-family homes. Data cover 1,165 homes across 48 cities, showing varied rental rates and annual taxes.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Woman Deputy Helps Police Pioneer City
Mrs Gladys Dolley, a youthful deputy sheriff and police matron, has worn her badge since July 1935 in Pioneer City near the Serra Nevada summit. She assists officers on treks to the Pacific Coast and helps spearhead a boater era recreation center as part of city law enforcement efforts.
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Tru Kee
Cai
Serra Nevada Summit
Pacific Coast
Gladys Dolley
Sher
WPA Plans to Stretch 650 Million Relief Funds
Chicago Feb 12 WPA chief Harry L Hopkins and 48 state administrators met to stretch 650 million dollars in relief over four and a half months The WPA spends 150 million monthly The drought and floods drive relief needs prompting likely 600000 people to be dropped from rolls to last until July 1 Local project sponsors may be asked to increase their share Farmers in drought areas are a focus and flood victims relief to be discussed later
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Chicago
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Hropking
Howard Q. Hunter
Dolley Runs Truckee Taxi Service She Confronts Lawbreakers
Dolley and her husband operate Truckee's only taxicab agency and recount many encounters with lawbreakers. She has handled reckless drivers inebriates vagrants kidnappers and domestic disturbances in a nearby Indian village amid crisis reports and tense moments.
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Dolley
Truckee
Russell Davies Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Russell Davies was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Dow A. Baird for reckless driving, the brief court action reported today.
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Russell Davies
Dow A. Baird
Mirage May Have Caused San Francisco Crash
A bar pilot suggested a mirage over the San Francisco Bay region may have caused the United Airlines transport crash that killed 11 people as the commerce department opened an inquiry into the accident.
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San. Francisco
San Francisco Bay Region
United Airlines
Department of Commerce
Packard Raises Wages for About 13,000 Employees
Detroit February 13 A wage increase of 5 cents an hour was posted on factory boards by Packard Motor Car Co M M Gilman general manager confirmed the raise and said it will add about 2 000 000 yearly to payroll The increase applies only to hourly workers and takes effect at midnight tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Ce
M. M. Gilman
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Fairchild Chapel
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