House Lineup 333 Democrats To 88 In G. O. P.
Washington dispatch reports the 75th Congress opening with 333 Democrats, 88 Republicans, 5 Farm Laborites and 8 Progressives. One vacancy exists from Rep Glover Cary's death. Bankhead expected to be re elected Speaker as session opens.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
House
Capitol
Glover H. Cary
Appropriations
Navy
Hunt Homes
Reno
Sam Reyburn
Tex
Innterstate Commerce Committee
John J. O'Connor
N. Y
William B. Bankhead
Ala
Bankhead
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Radio Programs on WTAM and WHR January 4 Schedule
Readable roster of radio programs across WTAM and WHR stations for Monday January 4, listing shows from Lon Bova to Fibber McGee, Uncle Ezra, and the Jane Logan Band, with multiple time slots and program names including news, music, variety acts, and theater segments. Stations feature many named hosts such as Gordon Rorthmania Denis Kerr Paris, and Wayne King, with a broad mix of bands, dances, and musical variety.
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Tom Mix
Jack
Armstron
J. Gurney
Sportsman
Lowell Thoma
Tim-Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
WHR
WGAR
WILY
Junior
Gordon Rorthmania
Denis Kerr
Lady Dunner
Bot Evans
Tito Gufxar
S . Xews
Popeye H. Heatherton
Banke Carter
Heidi Band
Pick
Pat Pick
Pat
Radio Theatre
Warne King
Wayne King Louis Rich Louis Rich
Gonsip Nelson Band
Duchin
Lyman
False Teeth for Finns in Conneaut Highlighted
A sociology study by John Kolehmainen from Western Reserve University analyzes marriages of resident Finns in Conneaut from 1805 to 1955. The ad promotes FASTEETH a new powder that keeps teeth firmly set with deodorizing properties and no gummy taste, urging readers to buy at local druggists and Telegram stores.
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Corneaut
Conneaut
John Kolehmainen
Western Reserve University
American Journal of Sociology
Kolehmainen
Connean
Needle Ice Threatens Elyria Water Supply System
Water works officials warn needle or slush ice forms in Lake Erie water intakes during freezing periods, risking supply disruption. In 1927 a 10 hour outage prompted measures, including using fire engines for back pressure. A new 1,000,000 gallon elevated tank at Belmont and Furnace Street, built as a PWA project, stabilizes pressure and lowers pumping costs. The pancake-style tank, height 125 feet, diameter 144 feet, cost 34,555 dollars, improves reliability and may lower insurance rates.
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Elyria
John M. Powell
Lake Erie
Lorain
Powell
Belmont
Furnace Stret
PWA
United States
North Ridgeville Entertains Friendship Club
The Friendship Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Gilder hosting. Routine business was transacted, contests held, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Blaser, Mrs. Charles Gilder, and Mrs. Theodore Riegle. Twelve members attended along with several guests.
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Friendship Club
Ralph Gilder
Pries
Frank Blaser
Charles Gilder
Theodore Riegle
Fred Watson
Emery Hershey
Wili
Local club notes and social updates from Cleveland area
iam Walters of Cleveland and Mrs Theodore Riesgie of Spencer attend club gathering. Mrs Christian Kost celebrated birthday with cake and gift. Next meeting set for Jan 25 at Mrs See1ly Sanderson home. The Mothers Study Club plans Jan 5 meeting at Mrs Vern Andrews. Kuesta honors given to Miss Margaret Proudfoot by Miss Hazel Maddock, Aliss Catharine Lucas, and Mrs Louise Cooley. Dorothy Falkner is home ill with whooping cough. Regina Rathe visiting relatives in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Donald Hall and son of Creston with Miss Florence Hadaway and Donald Crozier of Elyria visited L. R. Hadawar. Aliss Marcella Schmitz and sister Mrs Joseph Ackerman of Avon called on Antone Linden and son Robert, ill since Christmas.
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Iam
Walters
Cleveland
Theodore Riesgie
Spencer
Christian Kost
See
Mother's Study Club
Vern Andrews
Hazel Maddock
Aliss Catharine Lucas
Louise Cooley
Margaret Proudfoot
Dorothy Falkner
Regina Rathe
Henriette
Rose Rathe
Donald Hall
Creston
Florence Hadaway
Donald Crozier
Elyria
L. R. Hadawar
Aliss Marcella Schmitz
Joseph Ackerman
Avon
Antone Linden
Wakeman area notes and Christmas visits
Vermilion residents Mr and Mrs Fred Bartlome moved into Leonards Albright house. Mr and Mrs Frank McKar spent Christmas with relatives in southern state. Shinsky family and Mrs Benson visited Grafton. Jones hosted cousins. Shockeys and Bayless families linked to Cleveland visits. Aminta Bayless and Clifford Martin wed. Ketchums and Nutzns celebrated Christmas in Elyria. Parsons family with Schmalz in Cleveland. Gerbers hosted Christmas relatives on Pleasant street. Elizabeth Filkins and Filkins family mentioned in New London.
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Fred Bartlome
Vermilion
Leonard
Albright
Frank McKar
Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
Grafton
W. H. Jones
Aminta Bayless
Clifford Martin
Carl Ketchum
Robert Nuhn
Elythia
J. C. Parsons
Fred Schmalz
Cleveland
George Gerber
Pleasant Street
Elizabeth Filkins
B. J. Filkins
New London
Avon Special Council Held Avon Jan 4 Meeting
A village council special meeting on December 20 approved bills for payment. Firemen for 1953 were appointed: Leo Ackerman George Ale ten Leo Hubbard Charles Kempf Mbert Kinzel Victor Krystolski Cyril Miller Walter Rauscher Clifford Smith Harold Smith and Howard Wilford. Morning Glory Club entertained by Mr and Mrs Taouis Dechant with card games, first prize won by Mrs Andrew Mittendorf, second by Mrs Charles Wilford, third by Mrs J J Weiser, lunch served. next meeting planned in two weeks.
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Spectal Council
Avon
Tenn Tall
Leo Ackerman
George Ale
Ten
Leo Hubbard
Charles Kempf
Mbert Kinzel
Victor Krystolski
Cyril Miller
Walter Rauscher
Clifford Smith
Harold Smith
Howard Wilford
Morning Glory
Morning Glory Ciuic
Taouis Tdechant
Andrew Mittendorf
Charles Wilford
J. J. Weilser
Rural Calendar listing evening and midweek community events
Avon Lake Alumnoi meet at the school at 8 p m to plan a bingo party. Columbia Townsend Club supper at Town Hall. Chatham Grange play practice at the school. Grafton lodge initiatory degree at the hall. La Grange Lyndon Chapter meets at Masonic Hall. North Olmsted Boy Scouts at church. Litchfield Lodge at Masonic Hall. Rochester village council meets at Town Hall. Tuesday and Wednesday events include Red Cross hygiene class, various lodge meetings, church circles, and grange activities with meals and demonstrations across several towns in the region.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake—School Board
Avon Lake—Water Works Board
Columbia—Townsend Club
Town Hall
Tureen
Chatham—Grange
Grafton
1. C. C. F. Lodge
LA Grange
Lyndon Chapter
O. FE. S
Masonic Hall
North Olmsted
Boy Scouts
Saerrs Siem al Church
Litchfield
A. M
Rochester
Columbia
The
Red Cross
Rebexah Lodge
Henrietta — Methodist
Leonard Buchs
LA Grange—Circle No. 1
M. E Church
W. G. Wilson
Tareen
Lake Avenue—Grange Hustiers
Acme
Huntingston Grange
Huntington
Oberlexs Road
Carlisle
Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
Eaton
Contract Bridge Club
Ralph Morrison
Churrch
Warne Black
P. m
Clarksfield
M.S
Emma Stocking
Clarence Tildes
Senate Power Of Democrats Makes History
Washington dispatch notes the 75th Congress opens with a strong Democratic majority. Seventeen new members join the Senate including Guy M. Gillette Claude Pepper Prentiss Brown Allen Ellender Josh Lee and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr plus Farmer-Labor and Republican pickups. Seat reallocation moves 12 Democrats to the rear row and creates 63 Democratic and 33 minority seats as the chamber begins.
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Washington
Senate
Farmer-Labor
Guy M. Gillette
Louis Murphy
Claude Pepper
Fla
Duncan WU. Fletcher
O. Andrews
Park Trammell
Prentiss M. Brown
Mich
James Couzens
Allen J. Ellender
Huey P. Long
Rose Long
James H. Hughes
Del
Daniel O. Hastings
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
Edward P. Costigan
Lee
Josh Lees
Okla
Thomas P. Lore
Harry H. Schwartz
Wyo
Hubert D. Lees
H. Smathers
N. J
W. Warren Barbour
H. Styles Bridges
Henry W. Keyes
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Marcus A. Coolidge
Ernest Lundeen
F.L
Mino
Thomas D. Schall
Elmer Benson
Theodore Francis Green
R. 1
Jesse H. Metcalf
Clyde L. Herring
Lester J. Dickinson
Mystery Play Phantom Bells At Eaton Thursday
The Eaton Young People of the Church stage a mystery play Phantom Bells in the Eaton High School auditorium on Thursday night. The three act production promises suspense with a disappearing act and haunting sounds, while comedy lightens the plot. Tickets are being sold by schoolchildren to raise funds.
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Eaton High School
Eaton
Smartest Girl in Town opens at Capitol Theatre
Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern star in a new romantic comedy, Smartest Girl in Town, opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre.
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Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Capitol” Theatre
Swing Time Next on Lincoln Screen at Lincoln Theatre
Seven musical comedy artists harmonize their talents in Swing Time opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in this lively musical romance with dance numbers and choreography.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Christmas Day Family Dinner Guests Listed
Penfield Guesta of Mr and Mrs James Herrick at a family dinner on Christmas Day included Mr and Mrs George Comstock of Allen Park Michigan Mr and Mrs Ray Wood and son Allen from Wooster Mr and Mrs Myron Gott and family of North Fairfield Miss Avis Hite Wellington Mrs Ada Jackson and Carl Jackson of La Grange
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Guesta
James Herrick
George Comstock
Allen Park
Michigan
Ray Wood
Allen
Wooster
Myron Gott
North Fairfield
Avis Hite
Wellington
Ada Jackson
Carl Jackson
la Grange
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Health
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TGN
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Jiles Lande
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Symn
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Fortune Mission Sity Shop
J. Sands
Dear Columist Newa
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Dade Ranch
Edgar Gurey
Annenne
Water Dept
North Ridgeville
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
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Raymond Sharks
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John Shinsky
Florence
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Elizabeth Currier
Evelyn Barnes
L. G. Barnes
Wendell Bayless
L. A. Burk
Chatham
Lyman Chidsey
Bunker Hill
C. W. Bason
R. M. Jameyson
Roth
Irvin Broadsword
Ella Doane
Anna Friedt
Aaron Browand
Albert Broadsword
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Kent State University
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Ohio River
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Keay
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