Mission Club hears Miss Leonard Christian on Baochow culture
The Mission Study Club at First Congregational church hosted speaker Mer Leonard Christian, longtime teacher and missionary in Baochow China. She illustrated Chinese customs with examples from officials scholars and officials and discussed traditions handed down through generations. Dinner for 43 members and five guests featured Valentine decor as Rev. and Mrs. William A Veath were welcomed.
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Mission Club
Mer. Leonard Christian
Baochow China
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Tacly
J. Mry
G. Shaw
Lola Shaw
Robert Hart
Elizabeth Rich
Atrs. Hy Wilford
Mar: Ingersoll
Schom
William A. Veath
Dorothy Jones
George Banserman
RL W McWill
Mares
WF. Bell
Ith
Hebrews
Christian
Daughters of American Evolution Guest Day Observed
Guest Day at Elyria Woman's Club featured lunch for 60 women, devotional led by Mrs. Anna Bloomfield and pledge by Mrs. Earl Taylor. Jack Roberts with violin solos entertained, and Mrs. George Lamberton introduced Mrs. Guy Rowland of Cleveland who reviewed The Perilous Night by Burke Boyce.
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Daughters of American Evoluton
Elytia
Wieniawsky
Paper On Mound Builders At Round Table Meeting
The Round Table club met at the home of Mrs. Temas in Calumbus Street. Arthur FE Cults presented a paper on mound builders discussing location from the Great Lakes to western New York and forts such as Fort Ancient, Adena and Hopewell. The talk covered Serpent Mound Great Circle near Newark and Perry County sites, noting yet no clear solution to the purpose of these earthworks.
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Round Table Club
Mali
India
Cokonbus
Great Lakes
M Shore
Newark
Eipator
Lincoln
Birthday Party for Miss Jean Jackson at West Jet Home
Miss Jean Jackson hosted a Valentine Day themed birthday party Friday at her West Jet home to celebrate turning twenty. Guests enjoyed arias, a luncheon, and gifts from Fri¢ar, the ir wedding stunt, and her uncle, with Shirley Rinehart and sreverite Kufnet among award recipients.
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Jean Jackson
West Jet
Shirley Rinehart
Sreverite Kufnet
Miss Jackson
Ann Standen Hosts An Evening as Hostess
Ann Standen serves as hostess for an evening event, introducing guests and guiding attendees through the program. Her role centers on hospitality and coordinating the event flow to ensure a smooth personal engagement.
PTA News Briefs Follow School Board Meeting
The report outlines upcoming PTA items and notes officials' plans for district activities. Names and details are partly obscured, but the session agenda is expected to include volunteer coordination and event scheduling.
Community Institute Announces Third Wat Tours in Lorain County
The Community Institute in Lorain County announces a series of sessions starting Sunday and next Wednesday at the high school auditorium. Sponsored by local churches and schools, the talks cover the role of churches in communities with speakers Dr. D. D. and Rev. John Upsdegra tor, plus musical numbers by the Baptist choir and school choir. The program includes invocation, duets, a boys quartet, and a magic act, concluding with benediction.
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Columbia ‘Township
Community Institute
Lorain County
Colvntia
Community Institute of
Suntay Nuzhn
Bratshop
Columbia Chester Princival
Huett Hitchcveson
Thom Eng
Mise Mildred Bartter
H. H. Peyton
Columbia School
Columbia PT
A. C
A. C. A. Gibbens
Suintendent
George Tulin
Giveéim
North
Columbia Shoal
Russell Petersen
Thomas Hughes
Toint E. Koskl
Orville Britton
Dorothy Run
Jack King
Dafoe Resigns as Physician to Dionne Quints
Premier Hepburn announced that Dr R Dafoe’s resignation as physician to the Dionne quintuplets was received but not yet accepted. The resignation will be considered by Ontario’s legislature next week. The province acts as guardian to the Quints and the recall referenced dates back to 1934.
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Toronto
Hell Hepburn
R. BaFoe
Hy Tots
Hepburn
DaFoe
Ontario
Emlie
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Girl Scouts ArvVot After Shoot At The
A fragmentary note reports a girl scout incident titled ArvVot after a shooting. Readable names and places are unclear. Further details are not provided in the surviving text.
Hospital Anmstions at West River Street and Nearby Areas
Fragmentary listing shows multiple names and addresses including James Raber and Mrs Oya Deg, with entries tied to hospital matters. Other items mention Locke Aikian, Ma Bevre, and Dennis Wieth along Wert ayes and 223 wertet. The legibility limits clear details on actions or dates.
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West River
James Raber
Oya
Valley
Locke Aikian
Ma Bevre
Henry Dewan
Dennis Wieth
Ted My
Chick
Licenses A4 18a A2 Files Lez Tat
A fragmented item notes licenses related to A4 18a and A2 files in a Tat region. Names or organizations are unreadable. The readable text hints at regulatory or filing actions without clear dates or parties. Further legible details would improve specificity for a concise card.
Deaths in Saint Louis and West Lafayette Areas
Death notices report Mrs. Mary A. Cullin of 8 Chuyston apartments died after short illness while visiting her daughter in St. Louis Missouri. Services at St Marys church and Marys cemetery planned. Also listed are death notices for Mrs. Ward West of 607 Woods avenue and John L. Good Sr. of Amherst, with funeral arrangements and burial details.
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Mars
Mary AL Cutlen
Mary A. Cullin
Chuyston
Third Street
Grover Cullin
Marracks Dost Hospital
St. Loui
Mspuri
Shy
R Portman
St. Gauls End
Cuttin
St Mary's
Cite
Jim Oat
Margaret
Cutlip
Parkman
St. Leite
F. W. Bulnsay
Ely
Bittner Fu Apts
Mennday
St. Mochureh
James Merton
Mare Mary's Cemetery
John L. Good
Amherst
L Gond
Amberet
Elyria Township
Eorain Counil
sElsris Binek
Elyria Ft
Vincent
John L
Lake Street
Amhersi
M. Monger
M. A. Oi
Merhoriist
Ridgeville Memorial Park
Cemeery
Court Grants Divorce in Chester Case and Custody Petition
A judge named D A Cook granted a divorce as requested by the Chester party. The proceeding involved a spouse identified as Kinder or Seexine, with custody or support concerns tied to their son, citing cruelty and alleged injuries.
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Chester
Cantreer
D. A. Cook
Unclear OCR fragment on wartimePacific incidents
Fragmentary text references Batavia Singapore Mars and a heavy rain event near Semneoate City. Mentions a duel and Japanese troops but lacks coherent details, dates, or clear-named entities to establish a concrete news item.
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Batavia
Singapore
Wien
Lays
Rity
Handsome Athlete Goes To Pen For Life
Chicago judge rejects appeal of 18 year old David Reese Strey IHL who pleaded guilty to a crime and is sentenced to life, with medical treatment deemed unnecessary, as he faces a future described by the court and press.
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Chicago
Feb
Sulins Miver
Entee
David Reese Strey Ihl
Cuilly
Aliens Must Register IBus State Actions and Talks
Fragmentary report notes state headquarters actions between February 20 and 48 regarding aliens registering. Mentions members and employees, with unclear context and date references.
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IBUS
Fragmented OCR front page item from NCUMBER edition
A garbled block from Page One describes abrupt machine actions and a sequence of unclear events. Names, places, and times are unreadable, with scattered fragments like Hagel, Brivest, and Byer, offering no coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
Water main and hydrant project on East River Road
In Stetield from Bly sig traias avenue sewer a teteaned water main team North Ridge road and Elyria osfone to West River street. Install 4 sixsinch water main and fire hydrants in East River road from the city to 40 Chestnnul Ridge read.
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Traias Avenue
North Ridge Road
Elyria Osfone
West River Street
East River Road
Chestnnul Ridge
Ministers Eligible To Buy New Tires
COLUMBUS. O. Fe Lf-The is defense ei Oday developed a ruling from the administrate making if die for purchase of Pires. (2) the tres "are used primarily and erformance of his TWO CARPENTERS KILLED. CLEVELAND, O. Feb, 40 An automobile car ten care centers home from work struck a bridge roll in Independence village dast om me the necupante. Louis Peer, 58, and Jeep' 5 Dick. 4. driver. CIVIL VET DIES BRYAN, O. Feb. Hamet, 99, Civil W. last nizht at his home, leaves, and veteran ty county, Benjamin 5. Smith, 99, of Bryan. LAWYER DIES QO. Feb 1-1 ate.
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Columbus. O. Fe
Cleveland
Independence Village
Louis Peer
Jeep
Bryan
Hamet
Ty County
Benjamin
Smith
Halt Japanese On Salween River Front
Disrupted lines report British air strikes along the Salween front after allied aerial campaigns. Reports say Japanese forces yielded some ground in the Pa-an sector while attacks and counter moves continue near the Matalin and Vt defenses as fronts shift and regroup.
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Salween River
Rasgoqon
Mima
Meli
Adapal
Andylof
Syadeens
Iaeder
Seyrtior
Matalin
Howry
Pa-an
Saleen
Monique
Nine County Engineering Staff Receive Pay Raises
County Engineer Don L Patterson approved monthly salary increases from February 1 for nine engineers in the county engineering department. Eight workers gain $10 monthly, boosting to $260, while one employee receives a $15 raise. Names listed include L W Osborne Harwood Tlerscht H M Helcomb Margaret Cole C E Penfound J H Getzs and M Caserta. Walter Dicer earns the $15 rise.
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Don £. Patterson
L. W. Osborne
Harwond Tlerscht
H. M. Helcomb
Margaret Cole
C £. Penfoundina
Russia mobilizes workers for war industry effort
A Soviet decree authorized mobilization of the urban labor force for essential war industry. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet can draft men and women aged 16 to 43 into aviation, rank, arms, munitions, metallurgical, chemical and fuel industries to supply sufficient workers for national defense.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Rescue of WL Steed Tanker Mates Reported
New York dispatch says the third riot announced in May that second mates of the WL Steed have been rescued. The naval district cannot disclose the men or their location. Names are unknown. The tanker was torpedoed on February 2. Three stewards were landed in New York earlier this week.
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New York
Naval District
Navy
Elyrian Arrested On Traffic Charge In River Street Crash
Donald Drake of 585 Cleveland Street was arrested for driving while under the influence after a collision with Thomas Ball of 252 Eastern Heights Boulevard at 7 43 p m. Drake left the scene and will be arraigned in police court Monday per the report.
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Donald Drake
Cleveland Street
Drake
Thomas Ball
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Bail
Jury Convicts Laura Ingalls in German Agent Case
Laura Ingalls was found guilty by a district court jury of willful failure to register as a German agent and conspiring to report clandestine activities to the State Department. Justice James W. Morris set bail at 7500 and remanded her to await sentencing, noting the five-day trial and Ingalls's self description as an undercover spy.
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Wallington
Ifeb
Bluntther
Tugalis
James W. Morris
Miss Ingalls
Hart
Armel Ac
Saul
Train Derailment Near Pataskala Reported
NEWARK Feb 14 A Pennsylvania railroad freight train derailed about 16 miles east of Columbus near Pataskala. Early reports say no one was hurt. Several cars left the tracks and one car reportedly derailed into a creek. the engine and caboose remained on the rails.
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Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pataskala
Columbus
HOME GROWN APPLES AND MARKET RATES LISTED
Markets show a range of farm produce with prices for apples carrots celery cabbage lettuce and more. Notable items include apples at 51 25 265 per basket and turnips 10-8 per peck, with mushrooms parsley and watercress also priced per basket or peck.
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Twick Basket
Minimum Prices For Ohio Tomatoes Set
Columbus February 4 chief Agricultural board of Ohio set minimum fair prices for Ohio grown canning tomatoes. Graded price ranges from 8 to 16 cents per pound, with minimums for two tomatoes at 12.50. Tony and Lalian Irazn were fined 13 dollars each for disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Fourth street.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agricultural Board of x
Ee F. Kruse
pba@re
Kruse
Tony
Lalian Irazn
Tid Fourliy Street
Ensis
Joseph Q. Petra
Fourth Street
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Wayne Mertin
Elverton Roe
First Methodist Church
Brandston Avenue
Esther Fleming
Ellen Fleming
Martin
Treasurry
Rhyllis Puls
John Coughlin
Wwrz
B. H. Long
Park Avenue
Stella Copas
Meeks
Bruce
Pr Rat
Lethal Cenfelter
Brine Ening
Anoge Ee
Stoddard
Wellit,con
Jane Dairy Farm
Mrs. of &, Stotdard Iz
Dunlap, C
B. Dawson Auctioneers
Ann Standen
Parent-Teacher Association News
ST. Agnes
Dewey Dan
News of the
Girl Scouts
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
JEN Starr Palrgenunds
Richard
R.A.F
Laurence S. Kuter
U.S
West Point
Rise
County Engineering Dept
Russia
Elyrian
Laura Ingalls
Wemsettied
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Elyria Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
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