Vigilance And Education Produce Fewer Industrial Accidents Says Schmittgen
General Industries Company in Elyria, led by plant manager William Schmittgen, wins the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign award for the third year. Since 1925 the plant’s safety program reduced accidents by 80 percent, with foremen training, regular meetings, and worker education keeping loss time incidents to near zero for three consecutive county campaigns.
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William Schmittgen
General Industries Company
Lorain County
H. M. Schnerer
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Schnerer
General Industries
Schmittgen
Elyria
Lorain
Antlers
Avon Lake Admitted to Hospital After Accident
Avon Lake report says Robert Urig of Lear Road was badly injured Wednesday evening while working at Holy Trinity Hall. He sustained five broken ribs and nine fractures.
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Avon Lake
Robert Urig
Lear Road
Holy Trinity Hall
Circle No. 5 Hosts Luncheon At Old Stone House
Circle No 5 enjoyed a one o clock luncheon at the Old Stone House hosted by Mrs J Novotny and Mrs J Daly. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs C Miller Mrs E Spaetzel and Mrs H Trigalet with special prize to Mrs M Simmons. In two weeks Mrs E Spaetzel and Mrs C Miller will host again at the same location.
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Old Stone House
J. Novotny
J. Daly
C Miller
E. Spaetzel
H. Trigalet
M. Simmons
C. Miller
Just-On-Time Club meets for cards and lunch
The Just-On-Time Club met with Mrs. Joe Tomlin on Thursday afternoon. Trophies were won by Mrs. A. Mittendorf, Mrs. M. Casper, and Mrs. V. Frey. Mrs. A. J. Linden attended as a special guest. Lunch was served.
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Joe Tomlin
A. Mittendorf
M. Casper
Vv. Frey
A. J. Linden
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort FASTEETH
FASTEETH offers a pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. It promises no gummy taste or paste feel, enabling comfortable eating and laughing. Available at drug stores today.
Meeting with Mrs. Wm. Katter Henry Planned
For their next gathering the group will assemble with Mrs. Wm. Katter Henry to discuss forthcoming arrangements.
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Wm. Katterhenry
Mrs Derringer Hosts Avon Lake Sewing Society Meeting
Mrs Bertha Derringer acted as hostess for the Avon Lake Sewing Society at her home on Thursday with dinner served at noon.
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Bertha Derringer
Avon Lake
Women’s League hosts card party at Park Hall
A group of ladies from the forty five allotment who are Women’s League members hosted a Friday card party at Park Hall. A bohemian dessert was served and prizes were given at each table. Special prizes went to Mrs Henry Moore Mrs Bertha Derringer Mrs Albert Wood and Mrs Dwight Easty. A large crowd attended.
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Women’s League
Park Hall
Henry Moore
Bertha Derringer
Albert Wood
Dwight Easty
Pleasant Hour Club Meets With Mrs Gates on Thursday
The Pleasant Hour Club met with Mrs. Lawrence Gates on Thursday. Bridge was played with prizes won by Mrs. Charles Wagner and Mrs. George Nagel. Refreshments were served.
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Pleasant Hour Club
Lawrence Gates
Charles Wagner
George Nagel
Local notices and social updates from New London area
Hugo Bouse Jr returns home from St Josephs Hospital after pneumonia. Junior Siffert of Elyria calls on Bill Smiley Friday. Mrs Ed Mitchell and son Walter and Mrs Ed Buswell attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs Jane Brundage at Fitch Funeral Home in New London Thursday. Miss Lucy Walker of Cleveland visits Walter and Foster Schenck on Walker Road.
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Hugo Bouse Jr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Junior Siffert
Elyria
Bill Smiley
Ed. Mitchell
Walter
Ed. Buswell
Jane Brundage
Fitch Funeral Home
New London
Lucy Walker
Cleveland
Foster Schenck
Walker Road
House staff stalls court reform amid peanut politics
House leaders delay voting on Supreme Court reform as some members fear a Senate hurdle and the issue becomes a test of presidential strategy. The piece surveys posturing, naval policy shifts, and labor and tax angles tied to the Roosevelt administration.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Navy
Edison
Perkins
Sumners
Supreme Court
Treasury
Congress
Honorable Court
Messrs
van Devanter
McReynolds
House Judiciary Committee
Dizzy Dean
Valley City Community Notes and School Play Plans
Mrs Anna Yost is confined to her home with pneumonia and the Parent Teachers Association plans a March play titled The Beantown Choir a three act novelty entertainment. Ed Steyer is ill with the flu at home and Mrs Wm Grabenstetter spent time with her daughter in Cleveland. Joan Arick visited grandmother Mrs Anna Schaefer. Emmanuel Evangelical church amateur night drew a large crowd with The Wedding of Mickey and Minnie Mouse and a one act by ten Women’s Union members. Tommy Welfe was sick last week but improving. Mr and Mrs William Menner of Evria announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Elsie Fexchter hosted a Valentine party for the sophomore class.
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Valley City
Anna Yost
Parent Teachers Association
Beantown
Ed Steyer
Wm. Grabenstetter
Roy Frick
Cleveland
Joan Arick
Anna Shaeffer
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Mickey
Minnie Mouse
Women’s Union
Tommy Welfe
William Menner
Evria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elsie Fexchter
Famed Poet's Poem Read by Noted Actor Stirs Audience
A renowned poet's latest verse was voiced by a celebrated actor, drawing applause. After the reading, a admiring woman approached, praising the poet for securing such a fine performer to recite his work.
Grange Meeting Hosts Card Party and Prizes
About fifty attended the regular Grange gathering at the school Wednesday evening. After the business session a card party awarded prizes to Mrs. Lees and Donald Wasem in bridge, George Johannsen and Polly Ferguson in pinochle, and Mrs. Leon Hopkins and Frank Berg in Pedro. Ice cream and wafers were served. The next meeting is Wednesday evening March 3 with Mr. Pease of Wakeman presenting moving pictures.
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Henrietta
The
Grange
Lees
Donald Wasem
Bridge
George Johannsen
Polly Ferguson
Leon Hopkins
Frank Berg
Pedro
Pease
Wakeman
Ladies Tie Comforters for Red Cross in Church Meeting
Ladies of the Reformed church gathered at the home of Mrs Louis Delefield and Miss Martha Delefield on Thursday to tie comforters for the Red Cross. Attendees included Mrs D A Bennett Mrs Henry Altmiller Mrs Frank Berg Mrs Ralph Bechstein Mrs Phillip Latteman Mrs Ray Brown Mrs Fred Bauman Miss Sophia Pippett Mrs Henry Date and Miss Mary Rokn. Mrs Henry Gleisner visiting son Charles and family near Elyria. Lou Delefield and Myron Ries visited George and Mrs Broughton in Brownhelm Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Sanders and daughter Donna Mas visited the O C Sanders home Friday evening.
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Charles
Elyria
Lou Delefield
Myron Ries
George Broughton
Brownhelm
Harold Sanders
Donna Mas
0. C. Sanders
Knot a Thread Quilt Club Meets at Grafton Hostess
Mrs Irma Wise hosted the Knot a Thread Quilt Club in Grafton on Thursday. Quilting focused on a flower garden quilt and a noon chicken dinner was served. Members included Zel la Sprague of Oberlin, Stanley Pitts and sons from Pittsfield, Mabel Bowman, Pauline Sooy, Eunice Johnson, Ida Burton, Estella Aldrich, Clair Wolf and son Jack, Eva Hamberger, and James Ald.
Club Hosts Social With Members And Guests
Rich and two guests, Mrs. J. D. Mennell and Mrs. Ray Eppley, attended the gathering. Mrs. Mabel Bowman will entertain the club for their next event.
Friendship Club Meets for Bunco and Refreshments
The Friendship Club met Thursday at Mrs. Gerald Black's home with Bunco as the diversion. Iva Kinter won high and Helen Lennerth low. Refreshments were served to Dorothy McGill Beat rice Frabotta Emily Williamson Dorothy Stoll Adeline Schwed Dorothy Smith Hazel Strickland and Mrs. Lennerth. Julia Jarish to host next meeting.
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Friendship Club
Gerald Black
Bunco
Iva Kinter
Helen Lennerth
Mesdames
Dorothy McGill
Beatrice Frabotta
Emily Williamson
Dorothy Stoll
Adeline Schwed
Dorothy Smith
Hazel Strickland
Julia Jarish
Committees Named For Lorain County Teachers Banquet
Mrs Walter Maples P T A president chose Mrs Charles McClintock as cooking chair and Mrs Billis as serving chair for the Lorain County Teachers banquet to be held Wednesday evening at the local school. News notes share social visits including Theodore Dimke of Dayton with his parents, and guests of Mrs Carmel and others at Amherst Elyria Shreve Galion.
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Walter Maples
Charles McClintock
Billis
Lorain County
Theodore Dimke
Dayton
William Dimke
Carl Kolinski
Frances Knowles
la Grange
Don Carmel
Copper Riches Highlight Belgian Congo
Copper deposits in the Belgian Congo are noted as highly rich, signaling strong mineral wealth potential. The report emphasizes the region's prominence in copper resources and economic value amid colonial-era mining interests.
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Belgian Congo
Glaciers and Minnesota Wealth Unearthed by Scientist
Prof. George M. Schwartz of the University of Minnesota, addressing a conference, estimated glaciation has added about 1.76 billion dollars to Minnesota agriculture’s current value. He cited a 30 percent soil productivity gain and 6,000,000,060 tons of peat as outcomes of the state’s glacial history.
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Minneapolis
Gineless
Minassets
George M. Schwarts
University of Minnesota Geologie
Pref. Schwartz
Minnesota
Eiz
Prof. Schwartz
Union
Government of Panama Encourages Agriculture by Land Purchases
Government of Panama moves to boost farming by acquiring land for settlers. Officials say state purchases will provide plots for families, promote crop growth, and stimulate rural development across regions.
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Government of
Panama
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