Ohio Briefs Highlight Local Deaths Closings and Appointments
Ohio state offices will close tomorrow for Washington's Birthday. In Pomeroy a mine shaft skeleton may be Arthur Duckworth, missing 1924 insurance collector. New Philadelphia a garage mechanic unwound Rockne Ravine's lower lip for 90 minutes. Athens announces Dr. W. S. Gamertsfelder named dean of Arts and Sciences and grad school. Dover reports Sidney J. Brister, bank cashier and ex-Ohio Bankers Association president, dies after arteriosclerosis. his wife died Feb 9. Newark an explosion damaged Earl Garrobant home, gas leak suspected. no one was home.
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Roscoe Fowler
Arthur Duckworth
New
Philadelphia
Rockne
Marion Ravine
DOVER
Sidney J. Brister
State Savings Bank
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Brunswick Valey City Rivalry Report
Brunswick won the Valley City game played Wednesday night after a prior ineligibility issue. The second team beat Sedina freshmen Friday. A Monday practice game with Lodi occurred. Local illnesses sidelined Ali ben Henr Het Armbruster and Harry Grimm Jr. A series of social notices follow, including a funeral in Zeniganple, Pa. and various visits and parties among local families.
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Aly
Ralph Feuchter
Zeniganple
Feuchter
L. S. Douitt
Pitcairn
John J. Sailer
Medina
Marie Sailer
Betea
Otto Murray
Carl Temmelman
Ella Loule
PTA Meeting Met Thursday Despite Bad Weather
A P T A session was held Thursday evening with low attendance due to severe weather and icy roads. Prof. Boehm of Baldwin Wallace College presented a talk while Mrs. Farfeit led the program. Donald Parfitt performed several solos with Miss Evelyn Steck as his accompanist.
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Boehm
Baldwin Wallace College
Farfeit
Donald Parfitt
Evelyn Steck
William Double Dies in South Brooklyn Home
William Double, brother of Mrs. Gust Stahl and Mrs. Willis Hammon, died at his South Brooklyn home on January 31. He leaves a widow, two sons Elmer and Troward, two grandchildren, two sisters, and many relatives. Vic was buried in Brookmer Cemetery. Miss Pearl Deimling is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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William
Gust Stahl
Willis Hammon
Brooklyn
Elmer
Troward
Vic
Brookmer
Pearl Deimling
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mothers to Host Banquet for First and Second Basket Ball Teams
The Mothers of the boys on the first and second basketball teams plan a banquet next Monday evening at the local school gym. They will celebrate the teams' season and recognize players and coaches with a light supper and short program.
Radio Programs Friday February 21 Schedule Across Stations
Radio grid lists WTAM WADC WHE WGAR and JAY programs for Friday February 21. It includes talks, comedies, bands and news shows such as Amos ’n’ Andy Uncle Era Thorn Band Norsemen Boake Carter Myrt and Marge Variety Front Page and First Nighter with orchestras and guest acts across stations WTAM WADC WHE WGAR and JAY, detailing time slots and program names.
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Pie Piant Pete
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Amon ‘N
Andy T
Uncle Era
Thorn Band
Norsemen
Boake Carter
Jena
Draxonette
Freddie Nich QivKe
Radio Daybook for Cleveland Stations and Programs
Sunday listings for Cleveland radio stations show a dense schedule from morning to midnight. It lists numerous programs, concerts, Polish and Slovak broadcasts, news, weather, talk shows, and orchestra performances across WHIM WGAK WJAY and other stations, with time blocks, hosts, and featured acts.
School Building Family Night at Emanuel Church Hall
Family night was observed Wednesday evening at Emanuel Evangelical church hall with a Maury Bowes radio program. Earl Arnold acted as the Major, and several hours of entertain ment were staged by Congregation members. Refreshments followed. There was good attendance at the Firemen's Dance Saturday evening. Dances have been discontinued during Lent and the next will be April 25.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Church Hall
Earl Arnold
Illnesses and Social Visits Reported in Local Briefs
Joe Kemp suffers tonsillitis while William Schaefer remains seriously ill at home on State Road. Twila Wilkinson and Florence Wolf weekend at the Ford Hill home in North Eaton. Mr and Mrs Allan Blood hosted their pinochle club Tuesday. Gaylord Otterbacher, son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Otterbacher, to Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday for surgery. Mrs Ralph Nichols ill. Mr and Mrs Art Law of Litchfield dined with Mr and Mrs Albert Mellert. Cleveland visitors at the Mellert home Sunday. Mrs Katherine Woodruff and Mrs Albert Mellert attended the funeral of Mrs C D Branch of Medina.
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Joe Kemp
William Schaefer
State Road
Twila Wilkinson
Florence Wolf
Ford Hill
North Eaton
Allan Blood
Gaylord Otterbacher
Rupert Otterbacher
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ralph Nichols
Art Law
Litchfield
Albert Mellert
Frank Herald
Cleveland
Katherine Woodruff
C. D. Branch
Medina
Keehan Held After Dayton Non-Support Warrant
Edward Keehan 42 went to the Cincinnati courthouse as a witness in a divorce case but was taken into custody by court attaché George Abrams. Recognized as the man named in a non-support warrant from Dayton, he remained a prisoner in the county jail and was held for Dayton officials.
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Ward Keehan
Keehan
George Abrams
Dayton
Social Justice Unit Plans Benefit Dance Event
The Southwestern section of the National Union for Social Justice will sponsor a benefit dance at the Gypsy Fiddle Hall at S.p. m on Saturday. Frank Kayden secretary of the unit announced the event inviting members from other city units to attend.
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National Union For Social Justice
S.p. m
Frank Kayden
Kayden
Midsummer Night's Dream Closing at Rialto Theatre
At The Theatres Spectacular grandeur, comedy and romance blend in Max Reinhardt's production of Midsummer Night's Dream closing today at Rialto Theatre. James Cagney leads an all star cast including Joe K. Brown Hugh Herbert Frank McHugh Otis Harlan Dewey Robinson Arthur Treacher Dick Powell and others.
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Max Reinhardt
Rialto Theatre
James Cagney
Joe KE. Brown
Hugh Herbert
Frank McHugh
Otis Harlan
Dewey Robinson
Arthur Treacher
Dick Powell
Three Musketeers Show at Capitol Theatre
Paul Lukas, famed swordsman, demonstrates prowess in The Three Musketeers now at Capitol Theatre. He shares hero honors with Walter Abel Moroni Olsen and Onslow Stevens. Columbus report notes Margaret Hannegan, 70, matron at Girls Industrial School.
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Paul Lukas
Three Musketeers
Capitol Theatre
Walter Abel
Moroni Olsen
Onslow Stevens
Columbus, O
Margaret Hannegan
Girls' Industrial School
Eaton High School Junior Class Plans Washington Birthday Dance
The Eaton High School junior class will sponsor a Washington Birthday Dance at Eaton School on Saturday evening February 22 with music by the Pajama Girls Orchestra of Elyria.
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Eaton High School
Eaton School
Elyria
Delaware Woman Dies After Long Residency here
A Delaware resident died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Russell Finneran after a 17 year period here. Mrs Hannegan, who retired three years ago, will be honored with funeral services this Saturday and burial in Middletown.
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Delaware
Russell Finneran
Hannegan
Middletown
Nuit Bridge Club Has Regular Meeting
Mrs Lucinda Jackson hosted the Nuit Bridge players on Wednesday evening February 19. After the business meeting bridge was the diversion and high score went to Mrs M Mitchell while Mrs M Winfield was consoled. A luncheon for eight followed. Mildred Brown was elected Honorary member. A spaghetti dinner is set for February 22 at Mrs C Chapman home. The club will meet February 26 at 8 15 with Mrs M Meredith.
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Lucinda Jackson
Fourteenth Street
Nuit Bridge Players
M. Mitchell
M. Winfield
Mildred Brown
C. Chapman
Middle Avenue
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