Farm Meeting At Town Hall In Columbia
Columbia notes detail a Feb 26 farm bureau meeting at the Town Hall with speaker on Taxation Reap praisal and Incorporating. Program committee includes L J Sabins Perry Reisinger C F Hales and refreshment group. A Hinckley play Civil Service will be shown March 4 at town hall.
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Columbia Farm Bureau
Perry Reisinger
L. J. Sabins
C. F. Hales
Gee
May
Melvin Healey
Robert Churchward
Sunday School Room Activities and Local Talks
ROOM AND BOARD Trophies! a service in the Sunday School room at 6 45. The League has just completed their mission study course on India. Ninety four attended the Father and Son banquet held at the Town Hall last Wednesday might Attorney Stetson of Elyria gave a splendid talk. The Lincoln play The Perfect Tribute given by men of the LaPorte Church was very impressive and was much appreciated. Rev. W Wilkinson assistant to Rev. Southwell of the Anti-Saloon League of Cleveland will speak at the Baptist Church next Sunday morning Feb 22. Rev. Halderman has called a meeting of his cabinet to be held at the home of Mrs. Chas Mills on Friday evening Feb 20. The Class Responsible will elect officers at the Sunday School next Sunday morning. The nominating committee are Mrs Florence Putt, Mrs Kate Snell and Harry Stinchcombe. ALL LOOT FOR RIGHT FOOT GOLDSBORO A thief who stole shoes from a traveling salesman was disappointed when he found the footwear was for the right foot, and dumped the shoes behind a tombstone in the cemetery.
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League
India
Town Hall
Attorney Stetson
Elyria
Lincoln
LaPorte Church
W Wilkinson
Southwell
Anti-Saloon League of
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Mad Laughter A Thrilling Mystery Bry Story So
Dick Penhampton the young friend of Alison Weatherleigh works to track the Funny Toff gang after the Meréway diamonds theft and Inspector Brooks murder as Dr. Weatherleigh approves Dick's engagement to Alison while police tighten a watch on Pussy Herridge's movements and face gaps in their surveillance.
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BRY
Miles Burton
Rrad Thia
Dick Penhampton
Ie Adric Conway
Conmia
Meréway
Inspector Brooke
Funny Toff
Alwon Weatherleigh
Dr. Weatherfeigh
Alan
London
West Ridge Attended Poultry Meeting in Elyria
West Ridge residents report attendance at the Poultry meeting at the Y.M.C.A. in Elyria last Friday with Mr and Mrs W H Hart and Mr and Mrs George Longprake among the attendees. Violet Rowley joined Elyria Business College colleagues for a Friday evening party. Mr and Mrs W H Hart, joined by sister Nettie Klady, drove to Ashland Sunday and visited Mr and Mrs R E Jordan, then called on Mr and Mrs DeWitt Weaver in New London. Emma Squire of Oberlin road celebrated her 86th birthday on Wednesday. E A Manning of Elyria, sole remaining family member, spent Wednesday with his sister. the family has a long life history.
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West Ridge
W. H. Hart
George Longprake
Elyria
Business College
Violet Rowley
Elyria Business College
Ashland
Nettie Klady
R. EF. Jordan
Emma Squire
Oberlin Road
E. A. Manning
Merry Get-to-Gether Valentine Party Attended
Thelma Wagner Leota Drusen Margaret Mason Mildred Pallas Betty Miller Agnes Erna Lottman and Marian Wagner attended a Valentine party at Miss Zelda Schramm on Saturday afternoon. Nearby families and relatives were noted at various social gatherings including a birthday surprise for Mr and Mrs Louis Hemis and visits among Elyria and Ripton residents.
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Gether
Thelma Wagner
Leota Drusenthal
Margaret Mason
Mildred Pallas
Betty Miller
Agnes
Erna Lottman
Marian Wagner
Henry Vogle
Louis Hemis
Amherst area social notes recount birthdays and gatherings
A Saturday evening party honored Mr. Harris on his 60th birthday with about eighty friends. Amherst residents hosted and attended multiple Valentine and Sunday gatherings, with guests including the Battenhouses, Decker family, Penfound, Voylesong, Hart, Eldred, Vietzen, Lauer, Rowley, Burrer, and Gandern among others. Visits extended to Elyria, Cleveland, and Gratton as noted in local social rounds.
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Amherst
Harris
Community Notices From Elyria and Surroundings
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs C C Strickler and children visiting Berlin Heights and John Franklin of Edison Road. Miss Ruth Sippel from Elyria Memorial hospital stayed with her parents. Elizabeth Toth visited John Mack in Elyria. Charles Toth went to Cleveland to visit friends. Homemaker First Aid class hosted by Mrs Harry Lauer with Alice Bird in charge. Circle No 6 members George Decker attended ME Church supper in Elyria. Henry Pallas attended Brotherhood meeting at St Pauls in Elyria. Mr Fred Simms ill with quinsy. Sherman Mason recovering from pleurisy. Milly Joy remains bedridden. Merle Penfound attended Masters and Secretaries conference in Elyria. Mr and Mrs A M Johnson hosted several visitors from Norwalk. Adelbert Johnston visited Elyria. Dick Johnston attended funeral of uncle Dell Johnston Sr in Elyria. A M Johnston and wife unable to attend due to accident. Margaret Toth and Elizabeth Toth visited Elyria with their parents.
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C C Strickler
Berlin Heights
Sticklers
John Franklin
Edison Road
Ruth Sipple
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Walter Sippel
Elizabeth Toth
John Mack
Elyria
Charles Toth
Cleveland
Dick Johnston
Dell Johnston
A. M. Johnston
Misa Margaret Toth
Elizabeth
Belief in progress frames past to future outlook
The passage argues that faith in progress has so pervaded thought that it is hard to imagine a time when such progress was not believed in, tracing the evolution from humble origins to a brighter future. It emphasizes a mindset shift toward continual improvement and optimism.
Two Men Fined For Intoxication In Amherst
Carl Sagert and Charles Kane were fined for intoxication after morning court in Amherst. Sagert paid 50 dollars plus costs and Kane 15 dollars plus costs, with both to serve out the fines at the county jail as ordered by Mayor E Cooper.
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Amherst
Carl Sagert
Charles Kane
E Cooper
Sagert
J and Kane
Elyrian Publisher Elected Ohio VP of Inland Daily Press Association
A C Hudnutt, publisher of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram, was elected Ohio vice president of the Inland Daily Press Association at a Chicago meeting this week. The announcement highlighted Hudnutt's leadership in regional journalism.
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Elyrian
Press Association
A C Hudnutt
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Inland Daily Press Association
Chicago
Stamp honor for Penn 250th arrival proposed in 1932
Albert Cook Meyers, historian, proposed a special Philadelphia stamp in 1932 to honor William Penns 250th arrival in America in a letter to Postmaster General Walter F. Brown. Reading one book daily would require 2,125 years to finish the bound volumes at the University of Michigan Library.
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PENN
Philadelphia
William Penn
Albert Cook Meyers
Walter F. Brown
University of Michigan
Loghs survey draw international interest from Italy to Honolulu
Elyria Chamber of Commerce and Oberlin College students conducted a survey of Elyria consumer buying habits. About 75 chamber requests and 100 Oberlin requests have come from across the United States and abroad, including Naples and Honolulu, sparked by a Commerce Department and Chamber of Commerce reports.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin College
Chamber
United States
Hawaiiian Islands
Naples
Italy
Honolulu
Washington
California
Massachusetts
Florida
Texas
The
Economics Department
College
Merchants’ Division
United States Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Safe Cracker Search in Jefferson City
A state official misplaced the safe combination and asked the penitentiary for help. None of the about 4000 inmates were listed as safe crackers, highlighting the decline of the craft.
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Jefferson City
Penitentiars
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