Two Lorain lawmakers gain limited committee seats
Lorain County representatives P H Rogers and William E Ashbolt received a small share of Ohio House committee posts amid a Democratic majority. Rogers secured a welfare role on the finance committee while Ashbolt joined the taxation utilities and military affairs panels. Ruth Lloyd of Portsmouth heads the taxation committee as the first woman to chair the panel. Al Kalb of Port Clinton leads the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
House of Representatives
Ohio General Assembly
Frank R. Alble
Cleveland
House
P. H. Rogers
William E. Ashbolt
Rogers
Ashbolt
Ohio
Ruth Lloyd
Portsmouth
al Kalb
Port Clinton
Car ride with ten aboard nets light fine
In San Jose a man named Sere fino Munoz took his family of ten on a car ride, surpassing the five passenger limit. The judge, showing leniency, fined him five dollars for the infraction.
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San Jose
Cal
Serefino Munoz
Berlin four-year plan clamps imports for beauty parlors
German import restrictions under the four year plan leave Berlin beauty parlors without eggs for popular shampoos. Women arrive for hair appointments carrying paper bags of fresh eggs, an improvised meal and barter item reflects shortages.
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Berlin
Germany
Love of Truth Requires Courage for Right to Be Complete
A concise reflection on moral duty, urging steadfast pursuit of truth even when it demands personal bravery. Provokes consideration of integrity, responsibility, and the ethics of disclosure.
Doan's Pills Offer Backache Relief
Doan's Pills are promoted as a long standing remedy for kidneyrelated backache and fatigue. The ad claims kidneys flush out waste matter and warns of symptoms like headaches and puffiness under the eyes, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Adv't.
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Doan
P T A to Hear Rev R E Albright Monday
Amherst January reports Rev R F E Albright pastor of Brownhelm Congregational to speak at the Public School Parent Teachers Association meeting Monday evening in the school auditorium. Group singing led by N Hearn opens the program with second grade pupils entertainment by Mrs Effie Smith and a clarinet solo by Alvin Portman. Refreshments served after.
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Amherst
R. FE. Albright
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Parent Teachers Association
N. §. Hearn
Effie Smith
Alvin Portman
Brownhelm
St Peters Church Holds Annual Congregational Meeting
St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church held its annual meeting in church parlors with about 100 attendees. Officers were elected including Walter Mischka recording secretary and C C Kerr treasurer, with installation planned for Sunday service and summer services resumed in June July and August.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical
Bible Study Class Meetings At Local Churches
The Bible Study class of the Methodist church will meet with Rev and Mrs B H Ryan on Cleveland Avenue. Congregational church will meet at Mrs C Straw’s home on Harris Street. The Philathea Bible Class of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church will meet at the…
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The
Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
Cleveland Avenue
Congregational Church
C. Straw
Harris Street
St. Peter’s
Social hour to follow business session at Park Avenue
Attendees at the meeting of Mrs. C. H. Ernst's group at Park Avenue will enjoy a social hour after the business session. A good attendance is desired.
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C. H. Ernst
Park Avenue
Congregational Ladies Meet at Mrs Hamel’s Home
Mrs Arthur Hamel and Mrs Don Rockwood hosted the Congregational church Ladies Aid Society on West Martin Street. President Mrs W V Marshall led a business session followed by social hour and refreshments for 22 people including guest Mrs W G Campbell of Cleveland. In two weeks Mrs George Carter and Mrs Nettle Schaeffer will host at Brookside Drive home.
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Arthur Hamel
Don Rockwood
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
West Martin Street
W. V. Marshall
W. G. Campbell
Cleveland
George Carter
Nettle Schaeffer
Brookside Drive
Bridge Club at Congregational Circle 2 Meets on Lincoln Street
Circle 2 of the Congregational church held a Wednesday afternoon session. Three tables of bridge were in play with Mrs. Harry Ruth winning high score, Ada Purcell taking second, and Clarence Dean third. Guests included Mrs. F E Merritt, Mrs. Ada Purcell, and Mrs. George Frank.
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Circle 2
The
Congregational Church
William Bruce
Lincoln Street
Harry Ruth
Ada Purcell
Clarence Dean
F. E. Merritt
George Frank
Circle Three hosts St Ann's Society meeting beats 500 play
Mrs J J Strohmier hosted Circle Number Three of St Ann's Society at her Washington avenue home last evening. After a brief business meeting with yearly reports, games of 500 were played with Mrs W D Cox winning high score and Mrs Walter Haye low. Refreshments were served at small tables to eleven members and one guest Mrs J A Wesbecher.
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J. J. Strohmier
St. Ann’s Society
Washington Avenue
W. D. Cox
Walter Haye Low
J. A. Wesbecher
Car Crash Injures Sammy Schroeder Near Lorain
Sammy Schroeder of Elyria Avenue sustained serious injuries when his car crashed into a tree on the way back from Lorain near Elmwood Cemetery. He was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain where doctors have not yet determined the full extent of his injuries.
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Sammy Schroeder
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Elmwood Cemetery
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Local social notes from Jackson and nearby towns
Mrs George Battenhouse and Mrs Doris Sick spend several days in Jackson Michigan. Mr and Mrs Ed Lehman spent Tuesday evening in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs M S Hearn were Cleveland visitors last evening. Mrs G Whitehill Lorain spent Wednesday with Amherst friends. Mrs W G Campbell Lakewood spent Wednesday with Amherst friends.
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George Battenhouse
Doris Sick
Severa
Jackson
Mich
Ed. Lehman
Cleveland
M. S. Hearn
G. Whitehill
Lorain
Amherst
W. G. Campbell
Lakewood
Lorain Countians Win In State Canning Contest
Lorain County will gain two prizes from a state canning contest. Mrs Wallace Bear of Wellington won 10 dollars for first in the county and 10 dollars for state third. The county women’s home council earns 20 dollars forLorain’s second place in entries. Belmont and Montgomery also figure in the standings.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Wallace Bear
Wellington
Columbus
County Women’s Home Council
Montgomery County
Belmont County
The
Women’s Home Council
Draft Horse Group To Feature January 17 Program
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County will hold its annual banquet at the Oberlin M E church on January 17. Speakers include Earl Hanafeld state director of agriculture Prof D J Kays of Ohio State University L P McCann of the university extension service and Samuel L Haines a Columbus businessman with horse interests. Lorain County figures D A Baird mayor of Elyria and Ira L Porter of Oberlin will also speak. Dr Carl Gar of Ohio State animal husbandry will be toastmaster. A musical program is planned. Officers: Guy Radcliffe president and D J Swancer secretary and treasurer.
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Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Oberlin M. E
Earl Hanafeld
D. J. Kays
Ohio State University
L. P. McCann
Agricultural Extension Service
Samuel L. Haines
Columbus
D. A. Baird
Elrtia
Ira L. Porter
Oberlin
Carl Gar
Ohio State University Animal Husbandry Department
Guy Radcliffe
Camden
D. J. Swancer
Wellington
North Olmsted High Students Stage Sit Down Strike
North Olmsted Ohio senior class members staged a sit down strike at North Olmsted High School over dissatisfaction with class rings. Thirty four students remained in a classroom after the bell, with Superintendent I E Hares and Principal D A Denton urging a return to class. Beach Berger, the class president, was among those seated. Latin American trade is booming due to European demand for raw materials.
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North Olmsted
D. Jan. A
North Olmsted High School
I. E. Hares
D. A. Denton
Ruth Hoge to Africa speaks at Litchfield church
About 145 attended Congregational church services in Litchfield Sunday morning to hear Ruth Hoge missionary to Africa. It was the eleventh of the combined services with an average attendance of 60 for the year. The Litchfield basketball team hosts Granger Friday night. Girl Reserves meet Thursday afternoon and evening in the school house. Litchfield Grange turkey supper for members Wednesday evening followed by installation of new officers on Jan 13.
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Congregational Church
Ruth Hoge
Africa
Litchfield
Granger
Litchfield Grange
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Family Guests
Mrs. Stanley Biggs and son and Mrs. J Wilson spent Thursday with Mrs A W Lipp in Lorain. Stanley Biggs visited his brother Myron Biggs in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Walter Fenn and daughter Joan of Medina were Saturday dinner guests in the A A Gish home. Mrs S Gibson and Mr and Mrs Joe Tinles and son Billy of Lakewood were Sunday callers in the Bible Hitzelberger home. Miss Ruth Hege missionary from Africa and former teacher called on her former pupils in the afternoon. Alfred Swanker came home from Cleveland Saturday and was confined to bed under a physician. Mr and Mrs T A Falconer and daughter Helen spent Sunday in the Carl Scott home in Elyria.
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Stanley Biggs
J. Wilson
A. W. Lipp
Lorain
Myron Biggs
Walter Fenn
Joan
Medina
A. A. Gish
S. Gibson
Joe Tinles
Billy
Lakewood
Baptist Sunday School Plans Bible Study and Elections
The Sunday school will hold Bible study and its annual officer election on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Morning worship with the sermon by the pastor titled The Bible Foundation for the Missionary Enterprise will follow at 11 o'clock. Sunday evening at 7 30 features a receiving pictures program from Mission Lands.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Bible Foundation For the Missionary Enterprise
Sunday Guests and Weekend Visitors in Akron Area
Sunday afternoon and supper guests at Dr. W. H. Scudder home included Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gingery Miss Aliee Gingery Richard Osborne and Mrs. Agnes Hankey of Akron and Copley. Mr. and Mrs. George McGill attended a Pentecostal churches meeting in Warren on Monday. Mrs. Eleanor Edwards Harry Fleming and Miss Josephine Herrick of Cleveland were weekend visitors.
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W. H. Scudder
Stanley Gingery
Aliee Gingery
Richard Osborne
Agnes Hankey
Akron
Copley
George McGill
Warren
Eleanor Edwards
Harry Fleming
Josephine Herrick
Cleveland
Local Social Notes From Burton and Nearby Areas
Steats in the L. BE. Aussmuth home with Mr and Mrs Frank Burrer and daughter Genevieve visited Burton residents Friday and Saturday. Mrs Wade Canfield has returned home from Lodi hospital. Miss Betty Young remains ill and cannot have visitors. Miss Cotta Hino helps in the Young household for a few days. Parks Allan of Ithaca Mich visits cousin Bob Ruser while parents travel to Oregon. Allan fell ill Sunday and was taken to Lodi hospital. Mr and Mrs T H Case plan a Miami Florida visit to see her sister. Mrs K B Oberlittner hosted three tables at bridge Monday.
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Betty Young
Bob Ruser
Oregon
Allan
Lodi
Michigan
T. H. Case
Miami
Fla
K. B. Oberiitner
Bridge
Palace of Heavenly Purity Featured Sight in Peking
The Palace of Heavenly Purity stands among the notable landmarks in Peking China with its storied halls and architectural grandeur attracting visitors seeking imperial era culture and history within the Forbidden City complex.
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Peking
China
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