Woman Arrested In Vice Raid Fined $400 And Costs
Mary Vandeear of Lorain faced an uncontested hearing and was fined $400 plus costs by Judge D A Cook for operating a house of prostitution. She paid and was released. Charges against Jerry Evans and Evelyn Holmes, arrested with her in December raids, were dismissed. Sheriff Car KR Finegan led the operation. prosecutor William Wickens noted the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vandeear
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Jerry Evans
Evelyn Holmes
William Wickens
KR Finegan
Grafton News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Grafton society pages record visits and weekend travel among residents. Mr and Mrs John Knight plan a Florida trip with a stop in St Petersburg and Miami, while Frederick Knight studies in Louisville. Numerous local families host, dine, and visit across Elyria, Brecksville, Spencer, LaGrange, and nearby towns with extended social rounds noted.
Doctor's Olive Tablets Aid Liver Bile and Digestion
Promote bile flow to ease constipation and revitalize mornings. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable remedy long used by Dr F M Edwards for sluggish bile, claim to support digestion of fatty foods and elimination. Available in boxes priced at 30 and 60 cents, at all drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Cady Ty
Weekend Socials Across Town Highlight Local Guests
The note lists weekend visits and gatherings among area residents including Miss Margaret Luskart of Pittsfield visiting the Langs, Mr and Mrs Henry Shriver at a Grange meeting at the Barber home in Wellington, and multiple households hosting relatives from Brighton Elyria Oberlin and Indian Hollow. Mrs Hillier has been ill since last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lang
Margaret Luskart
Pittsfield
Henry Shriver
Central Committee
Grange
John Barber
Wellington
Warren Grills
Albert Langdon
Brighton
Edith Howard
Lucy Robson
Winifred Tran
James Tran
Wesley Tran
LaGrange
J. A. Biller
Henrietta social notes and weekend greetings
Henryetta round up of dinner guests and visits from families in Cleveland Oberlin Elyria and nearby areas. includes birthday honors at the Court home sewing club and D D Club meetings plus a local theater program and students commemorating Week Day of prayer with church events.
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Henrietta
Walhrie Wood
Cleveland
Paul Court
Oberlin
Wllace Court
Senate to pass legislation after conference session
Barkley described a forthcoming conference as distinct from a harmony session. He said the Senate would receive legislation expected to pass this session and warned against verbal rebukes to committee chairmen from administration leaders. The piece closes with a social note on Mr and Mrs Wallace Cook hosting guests in La Porte.
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Senate
Barkley
House
Local Homemakers Club elects officers at Rochester meeting
Grace Williams hosts twenty eight members two visitors and three children for a Friday gathering in Rochester. Mrs Nora Baker presid ed the meeting with unison prayer roll call and minutes, and the treasurer Mildred Parker presented the annual report. New officers named include Ella Taylor president Anna Wilcox vice president Hazel Bradford secretary and Mildred Parker treasurer with Parker and Williams as home councillors.
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Rochester
Grace Williams
Homemaker's Club
Nora Baker
Augusta Herman
Mildred Parker
Ella Taylor
Anna Wilcox
Hazel Bradford
Peanut Sisters
Laura Ward
Louise
Carrie Conklin
Mabel Barnes
Jesson
Frances Eckert
Farm Women’s Clubs
Elyria
Edith Knapp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
North Olmsted Kiwanis hosts debate guests from high school
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club welcomed North Olmsted High School debaters and John Inman teacher of foreign relations at a Monday night meeting on February 20. Affirmative speakers Margaret Eldred and Paul Benji faced Lorelee Mills and Ralph Kline for United States Britain alliance debate. Afterward members attended a card party at F. W. Mould home to aid underprivileged children.
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North Olmsted
John Inman
North Olmsted High School
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
United States
Great Britain
Margaret Eldred
Paul Benji
Lorelee Mills
Ralph Kline
F. W. Mould
Butternut Ridge Road
Kiwanis Ladies
Kiwanis Men’s Committee
Vary Menus by Shopping for New Foods in Stores
A cooking columnist urges variety through fresh produce and diverse ingredients. Readers can explore Brussels sprouts red cabbage okra kale snow cauliflower pumpkins kohlrabi tomatoes coconuts prunes pears and other items to enrich menus and appeal.
North Olmsted school plans March meetings and events
North Olmsted schools will hold a regular meeting Wednesday March 1 at 3 PM in the high school auditorium with health as the topic and Mrs Margaret Taylor speaking on Your Posture. A Posture film will be shown. The Ways and Means Committee chaired by Mrs E E Laubschere plans a Circus at the high school March 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taylor
Earl Donaldson
Miss Breening
Ways and Means
E. E. Laubschere
Local Residents Visit Oberlin on Weekend
Clarksfield residents Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hayes and Carl Edwards were in Oberlin to visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Hayes of Vermilion on Saturday. The Harwood couple from W H Harwood were part of the group on this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sriefs
Clarksfield
Alonzo Hayes
Carl Edwards
Oberlin
Ernest Hayes
Vermilion
W H Harwood
Sunday Visitors and Weekend Visits Reported
Willard were Sunday visitors at the homes of Mrs. George Har wood and Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MclIntyre spent over the week-end with Clarksfield friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Cecil Carman and Mr. and Mrs. WOMEN'S AILMENTS.
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Willard
George Harwood
Harlow Rounds
Gordon MclIntyre
Clarksfield
John Merrill
Cecil Carman
Wellington county social notes list local visits and moves
Ralph Merrill of Wellington and families from Wellington and nearby towns visited friends and relatives including the Booths Liver mores and the Worchesters. Albert Wolfe moved to Winter Close farm near New London. Alphonso Thomas entered New London Hospital for medical treatment. Miss Lena Harris ill, Mary Sharp with rheumatism, and several locals hired or employed, with residents visiting, moving, or recovering from illness. Ross Jones returned to work in Berth Heights after a ten-day home visit.
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Ralph Merrill
Wellington
Long
Vern Shays
Jon Lester
New London
Forest Fletcher
Earl Fletcher
Mary Sharp
John Sharp
Lula King
Alphonso Thomas
New London Hospital
Clarence Maleus
Dwain
Cleveland
Wm. Swartz
Grace Mackin
Orrin Miller
Nate Harris
Lena Harris
Halzel Puder
Ward
Emma Byron
Art Pond
Robert Fairchild
Nova
Edith Lee
William Bedy
Mary Hoffstatter
Dr. Scott
Norwalk
Roy Worcester
Ada Rider
Ross Jones
Berth Heights
South Ridge Needle Guild Holds All Day Meeting
Twelve members attended an all day session at Mrs. A J Haist home in Lorain. A threen dinner was served at noon with Mrs Carl Kutza as a guest. They planned an oyster supper for February 25 at the Smith Peabody home for members and families. The next meeting will be with Mrs Edith Dehn. Visitors included Mrs Howard Dayton and Evelyn of Pittsfield and Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland.
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Edith Breening
Dons Ryerson
Butternut Ridge School
North Fairfield
Robert Limpert
Mason Nichols
Paris Nichols
Cleveland
Pauline Osgood
A. V Osgood
Lakewood
Christian Church
Detroit Avenue
Pomona Grange
Brooklyn Heights
The
Needle Guild Society
A. J. Haist
Lorain
Carl Kutza
Smith-Peabody
Society
Edith Dehn
Local residents share weekend visits and church music
J and Mire. F C Frye and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Kantor of Lorain and E C Frye and son Joseph with Arnold Fleck and family. L W Spiegelberg and son Russell traveled to Dayton on Monday. Rev M A Hayes of Amherst visited Friday. Oliver Schubert performed a clarinet solo at St Pauls Pilgrim Community Church in Elyria Sunday.
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Alma Jewett
Lloyd Handley
Elyria
the Missionary Society
Lashan Trippe
William Murray
Boston
Ganss Ward
Lian Synder
Gladys Tucker
Shelby
Dell Richards
Henry Shreffler
Canton
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Newark
E. D Thompson
Austin Ewell
Dale
Betty Clarksfield
Russell Murray
Bruce
David and
Douglas
Wellington
Lawrence Snyder
Larue Biddinger
Tolhurst
Amherst
C. O. Biddinger
Jessie
Nora
Arthur Sprinkle
Stanton Sprinkle
Albert Parker
Greenwich
Ralph Snyders
Cleveland Clinic
J and
Mire
F.C. Frye
William Kantor
Lorain
E. C. Frye
Joseph
Arnold Fleck
L. W. Spiegelberg
Russell
Dayton
M. A. Hayes
Oliver Schubert
St. Paul's Pilgrim Community Church
Full Security Declared Doubtful For All Time
Dr. Monroe E. Deutsch of the University of California argues that security cannot be fully achieved and risks remain inherent in humanity. He warns that government protection is limited to preventing penury and that national security hinges on a strong military. The piece also notes South Africa has 127 gold mines in production.
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Berkeley, Cai
Monroe E. Deutsch
University of California
South Africa
Public Employees Union Notice on Picnic Attendance
The Employees' Union of New Wales states hours and attendance during a day when funerals are held. They express appreciation and urge workers to be present for a planned picnic, noting the need for employees to attend while balancing funeral duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ew- Wales
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