Sportsmanship Trophy To Be Awarded In Grafton Final
Keen competition for the Lorain County Sportsmanship Trophy nears close with presentation planned Saturday night during the county basketball final at Grafton. Attendance officer A T Smith said competition remains tight though standings are kept secret. Trophy scoring tallies team and crowd attitudes from referees and superintendents across 12 games, with a maximum of 1 080 points possible.
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Lorain County
A. T. Smith
Grafton
West View social notes and health updates
Mr and Mrs Jack Timlock of Columbia called on Mr and Mrs J M Chapin Saturday evening. Mrs Louise Thompson went to Community Hospital Berea for observation. Mrs L Phillby of Olmsted Falls visited Mrs Helen Scott. IO C F Lodge 264 held a social fish fry Saturday evening at the IO C F hall. W G Shepherd and J M Chapin recover from severe colds. The Scott families attended the funeral of Mrs Annie Strout of Cleveland last Wednesday.
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West View
Jack Timlock
Columbia
J. M. Chapin
Louise Thompson
Community Hospital
Berea
Judge Denies Probable Cause for McCall in Florida Kidnap Slay
New Orleans February 23 Senior Judge Rufus E Foster of the Fifth U S Circuit Court of Appeals today denied a certificate of probable cause to save Franklin Pierce McCall convicted Florida kidnap slayer from the electric chair. After a private conference with defense attorney C E Rutledge the judge again found no basis for action.
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New Orleans
Rufus E. Foster
Fifth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Franklin Pierce McCall
Florida
Foster
C. E. Rutledge
Spencer church services and notices in Spencer
Rev Ewing Walters of Albany will lead Sunday services at Spencer Baptist Church with a 10 am Sunday School and 7 36 pm evening service on Feb 26. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm. Rev John Koontz sermons at the Methodist Church on Sunday at 11 am. Special music by Mrs R A Shearer and the Ladies chorus. Morning service 11 am. Sunday School 10. Illustrated sermonette. Lent prayer services held weekly in members’ homes. Senior Philathea meet Feb 24 at church parlors. Epworth League Bible study at 3 pm Sunday at Methodist Church. Epworth League at parsonage Sunday evening, Koontz leading. Honor roll listed for Spencer School first semester: Grade Twelve names include Sulkowski, Querin, Inman, Ingraham, Hange, Handley. Grade Eleven names include Thompson, Myers, Deaway. Olmsted school closed Wednesday for Washington’s Birthday.
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Spencer
Ewing Walters
Albany
Spencer Baptist Church
John Koontz
Methodist Church
Jesus
R. A. Shearer
Philathea
Epworth League
Mary Martha Missionary Society
Mt. Zion
Methodist
Spencer School
Mary Sulkowaki
James Querin
Fred Querin
Bryce Inman
Anna Mae Ingraham
Dallas Hange
Kenneth Handley
Dallas Thompson
Betty Myers
Maerel de
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club Holds Meeting
Mrs Wilmah Egeland hosted Amherst Democratic Women’s Club at Spring Street with a short business session. Mrs Harry Wolf reported on the state federation meeting in Columbus. Mrs L Roemer was named to represent the group in the Eleanor Roosevelt Study Club. March meeting set for Mrs W G Schneer’s home. Lillian Short Cora Sawyer and Roemer won games. lunch followed. Eagle Auxiliary to meet at Eagle home with drill team practice after.
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Amherst
Wilmah Egeland
Spring Street
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Harry Wolf
State Federation
Columbus
L. Roemer
Eleanor Roosevelt
W. G. Schneer
N. Main Street
Lillian Short
Cora Sawyer
Roemer
A. C. Werner
World Day of Prayer Observance Invites Local Churches
The Ladies of St John’s South Amherst invite Cal and Reformed churches to join the observance Friday afternoon. Meet at 1 45 at the church with transportation provided. The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran meets tonight at church parlors. Middle Ridge Community Club gathers Friday evening at the schoolhouse.
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Cal and Reformed Church
St. John's Church
South Anherst
Walther League of
Arenme Club Meets in Stone City Chapter Eastern Star Event
Mrs Ray Battenhouse and Mrs Earl Rockwood hosted the Aveme Club of Stone City Chapter Eastern Star Wednesday evening at Mrs Battenhouse’s home on E Martin St. A business meeting was followed by social hour and games. Luncheon was served at small tables. Hospital notes list discharges including Mrs W V Marshall and others from Cleveland.
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Ray Battenhouse
Earl Rockwood
Avenme Club
Stone City
Eastern Star
E. Martin St
Local notices list weekend visitors and social calls
Grade Ten students include Ten-Kermit Billman and others while Grade Nine names Faith Allen and peers. A flurry of LilERIEFS records numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Homerville, Homerville, Elyria, Oberlin, Cleveland, Lakewood, Ashland, Wellington, Wadsworth, and nearby towns with many residents hosting relatives and friends.
Marking Caroline Wood’s Quiet 89th Birthday
Mrs. Caroline Wood quietly celebrated her 89th birthday on Monday. She remains active at home with daily tasks aided by her daughter Mary. The event drew cards, candy, and fruit. Teachers Miss Helen Neidhardt and Miss Clarabel Hange visited from Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Lydia Dickey and Mrs. Clara Woods joined Mr. and Mrs. William Wertz for Monday dinner in Chatham in her honor.
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Adolf Franz
Ray Franz
Cleveland
John Franz
Franz
Fred Curry
Barberton
Clifton Breyley
Rittman
Forest Johnson
Verna Aukerman
Harvey Browand
Lisriefs
Virginia Howe
Homerville
Mae
Kessinger
John Sheen
Albert Lechleitner
Luella Simon
Robert White
Akron
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Charles MacLaren
Milton Schaffer
Ashland
Air
Leon Stone
Virginia
Oberlin
Caroline Wood
William Wertz
Chatham
Mrs. Wood
Clem Finkle
Eunice
Alvin
Waugh Finkle
Kenneth Finkle
Shirley
Huntington
Mary van Valkenburge
Celia Bishop
Bishop
Nelson Fuller
la Grange
Milton Haulke
Eugene Aukerman
Violet Aukerman
Elyria
Preston White
Birthday greetings and local social notes in Pawnee
Mr and Mrs Grover Heilman of Pawnee visited Mrs Rebecca Heilman and others in town. Mrs Etta Burgman of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Stedman Hunter of Elyria joined relatives here. Mr and Mrs C R Aldrich planned a Louisiana trip. Several residents hosted visitors, with garden and sugar bush notes and health updates including Preston White’s gradual improvement.
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Grover Heilman
Pawnee
Eugene Aukerman
Rebecca Heilman
Etta Burgman
Cleveland
Stedman Hunter
Elyria
Frank Browand
C. R. Aldrich
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ina Carey
Harold Foote
Gertrude Carey
Myron Bradley
Norman
Cesar
Charles Groff
Millersburg
John Johnson
Alfred Fuller
Popcorn King Ot Obie Harvests 240000 Pounds in Uniontown
Dr George Lauby a chiropractor by trade grows a vast popcorn crop as a hobby. He covers 63 acres harvesting over 240000 pounds this season. Three helpers assist in curing shelling and cleaning. Corn is stored a year in a 75 ton crib to age then shelled cleaned and seasoned before sale. Age does not hinder popcorn and dry corn is soaked to regain popping ability.
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Lauby
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