Only Woman Forest Ranger To Speak To Elyria Club
Ms Margaret March-Mount ambassadress of trees for the United States Forest Service will address the Elyria Woman's Club at its General Meeting on Wednesday at two o'clock. She is the only woman forest ranger in the U S Service and will urge club women to help save American woodlands. Her nine state division includes Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Mississippi. The Wayne National Forest in Ohio was authorized four years ago. The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs funded planting of 500000 seedling trees in two years. For a penny the Forest Service will plant two pines. The Education and Fine Arts Department will serve luncheon at one o'clock with reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret March-Mount
United States Forest Service
Elyria
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mississippi
Wayne National Forest
Ohio
National Forest Reservation Commission
Ohio Federation of Women's Club
Education and Fine Arts Department
Smith Rader Engagement Announced in Niles Ohio
Mr and Mrs John Smith of 611 West Fifteenth street announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Emil Rader, son of Mr and Mrs John Rader of 739 Belmont avenue Niles Ohio. Helen attended Elyria High School and Emil, a Niles High School graduate class of 1936, works at the Niles Steel Product company. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
West Fifteenth Street
Helen
Emil Rader
John Rader
Belmont Avenue
Niles
Ohio
Miss Smith
Elyria High School
Niles High School
Niles Steel Product Company
Brunger Leads First Christian Endeavor Meeting of Year
Delene Brunger led the Christian Endeavor group of the Church of Christ in the first meeting of the year last evening. After a song service a New Year reading was given by the reader, and Ruth Garrett was among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delene Brunger
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Ruth Garrett
Mar
Monthly consecration service noted in church roll call
The document records the regular monthly consecration service with members Guerite Edwards and June Harr answering the roll call by reciting a verse of Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerite Edwards
June Harr
Amherst Eagles Dedicate New Home
Amherst Ohio January 9 dedication of the Amherst Aerie of Eagles new home with a full program. State president EF Foss and other officials attended along with a class of candidates inducted as opening day. Open house all week features Garfield Heights Elyria Norwalk Sandusky Willard nights with Darling and Elyria Eagle orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
EF. Foss
Conach H Mann
Order ‘the Elyria Lagles
Church notices and meeting reminders list scattered items
By Mrs B A Jenne 289 Church St contact phone 822. Charles Mathes N Main St. Mrs Elmer Bischoff assisting. Circle 4 to meet with Mrs William Barris Middle St with Mrs Henry Kane assisting. The Kings Daughters class meets Thursday evening with Mrs Melvin Reichert and Miss Donna Pumphrey assisting. Weekly choir rehearsal at 730 Friday evenings. Installation of newly elected church council officers and other church groups to be held with next Sunday morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathes
N. Main Street
Elmer Bischoff
Circle 4
William Barris
Middle Street
Henry Kane
King’s Daughters
Melvin Reichert
Donna Pumphrey
Church Council
Amherst Business Men's Association Annual Meeting Tonight
Local notices list meetings for several organizations this evening including the Amherst Business Men's Association at the Congregational church and the Parent-Teacher Association at the public school auditorium. Also on the slate are the Legion Auxiliary Town Hall session and the Daughters of Scotland at Odd Fellows Hall, plus a four game pineball tournament under Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters at the Pythian Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Business Men's Association
Congregational Church Parisots
Parent-Treacher Association
School Auditorum
Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Reguar
Odd Fellow
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Eagle Auxiliary
Hospital
Sorosis Club
Wilmah Egeland
Spring Street
Jessie Cromwell
Church Activities Schedule For Week Involving Officers
The Intermediate League meets at the church parlors Tuesday evening with new officers in charge. A fellowship supper is planned Wednesday at 6 30 pm followed by election of church council officers and annual reports. Three circles of the Woman's Union meet Thursday afternoon. Circle 2 gathers at Mrs Fred Mathes house on Cornell avenue with Mrs Ed Young assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League
Woman’s Union
Circle
Fred Mathes
Cornell Avenue
Ed. Young
Circe
Election of officers for Altar Rosary society at school hall
Election of officers to be held at the regular meeting this evening in the school hall after the business session. Names of members listed. Circle 2 hostess for St Ann's Circle. teachers association meeting Wednesday at 230 pm. Novena for the Sorrowful Mother continues Friday at 730 pm. Marion club and Teckawitha choir to receive Holy Communion at Sunday 8 am Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
Hirstesses
Will Oinehide
J. J. Strohmeier
Jo. Smythe
Carl Specter
Charles Smith
Wiliam Wenzel
J. A Wesbecher
Peter Wohlever
John Wohlever
William Wilker
Olivia Wiegand
Anna Wen
Congregational Meeting Plans Milestones At Church
The annual congregational meeting at the church Sunday afternoon reported a 15 percent rise in average Sunday attendance. A membership objectives plan and participation in the Missouri Synod centennial celebration were approved. First service set for January 2 with arrangements led by Rev R Bosse John Lau and Fred Hogrefe. A bank offering will fund missions at home and abroad. Teachers’ Bible study meets this evening in the parlor and the Concordia Club gathers Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Synod of Lutheran Churches In America
Rev R. ©. Bosse
John Lau
Fred Hogrefe
Concordia Club
Queen Esther class to meet at Zilch home Friday evening
Mrs Charles Flew of Park Avenue hosts Ladies society Wednesday afternoon. The January meeting of the Queen Esther class will be held Friday evening at Mrs Gus P Zilch's Cleveland Avenue home. The choir will rehearse there at 6 30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Society
Gus P. Zilch
Cleveland Avenue
Zilch
Church Events Schedule Near Week Start
A church notices listing events for midweek and upcoming days. A tureen supper at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the parlor starts activities. The junior choir rehearses at 3 30 Thursday and the Mary Martha class meets Tuesday evening at a member’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Wool Growers Plan Dinner For Lorain County
Plans for the annual Lorain County wool growers dinner will be discussed at a Saturday meeting of the county wool growers committee and township committee men. Members listed include R. E Campbell Pittsfield chairman H T Bresser Pittsfield Henrietta H G Portman secretary F E Sharp Camden Reuben Miller Brownhelm A K Baird Brownhelm William Murray Rochester Simeon Nash Russiat IL W McConnell Wellington L H Eldred Huntington Elvira Dewer Aldrich La Grange Lewis Jones Penfield J C Aldrich Grafton A J Carpenter Eaton H W Dike Ridgeville H Dengler Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
R. E Campbell
Pittsfield
H T Bresser
Henrietta
H G. Portman
F E Sharp
Camden
Reuben Miller Brownhelm
A K. Baird
Brownhelm
William Murray
Rochester
Simeon Nash
Russiat
Russiat IL W McConnell Wellington: B. H. Pratt. Huntington: L H. Eldred
Elvira
Dewer’ Aldrich
la Grange
Lewis Jones
Penfield
J. C. Aldrich
Grafton
A J Carpenter
Eaton
H. W. Dike
Ridgeville
H Dengler
Columbia
Expect 400 at banquet by Lorain County horsemen
About 400 Lorain County residents are expected to attend the annual horsemen banquet tomorrow night at the First Methodist Church. Major Norman Imrie, associate editor of the Columbus Dispatch, will be the principal speaker, representing the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Weekly prever meeting and Bible study at Mrs Kuhn home
The weekly prever meeting and Bible study will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Kath erine Kuhn on Dewey road. The Sunday School workers conference and second quarter conference will be held Friday evening at T20 in charge of Rev Coh Allen Fremont district superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
Rev Coh
Allen
Fremont
Weekly church activities listed for midweek schedule
Activities of the week include the ladies prayer meeting on Wednesday afternoon and the Wednesday and Friday evening services at the usual hour. Rev. Daniel Buser is in charge on Wednesday at 7:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Buser
Local Births and Hospital Admits in Lorain Area
Mrs J A Wesbech and Mrs Paul Wray welcomed a baby girl this Sunday. Mrs Alice Miller and Charles Muller were moved to local hospital from St Joseph and Cleveland Clinic respectively. Discharges include Theodore Penton and Mrs Earl Morain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wesbecher
Jackson Street
Paul Wray
Elyria
Alice Miller
Franklin Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Charles Muller
Seeley Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Theodore Penton
North Ridge Road
Earl Morain
Jenne Family Hosts and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs F H Jenne and daughter Barbara Ann hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs A K Jenne. Mrs Ed Lehman visited Cleveland Saturday. Mrs Jessie McGhee, recovering from an Engle home operation in South Amherst, was moved to Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday. Mrs A C Werner was a Cleveland visitor Saturday. Mrs A Mollison and Mrs Agnes McCartney of Lorain were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Lillian Short. Mr and Mrs Bruce Boehler spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hal Boehler of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Jenne
Barbara Ann
A. K. Jenne
Ed. Lehman
Cleveland
Jessie McGhee
Engle
South Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. C. Werner
A. Mollison
Agnes McCartney
Lorain
Monkeys and baboons raid Bathurst orchards causing losses
In the Bathurst district of South Africa farmers report heavy losses as baboons and monkeys raid local orchards. The disruption threatens fruit yields and livelihoods. Community leaders call for measures to protect crops and crop protection programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
South Africa
Columbia Grange Presents Play Tomboy Thursday Night
Acme Grange members stage the play Tomboy at Columbia town hall at 8 p m Thursday January 12 as the closing feature of the Farmers Institute. directed by Mass Lucile Churchward Mrs Mr Batrtter and Mrs Ora Walser Ruth Bartter stars as Jacqueline the tomboy with Harold Hursh Emmagene Jackson Pauline Marain Shirley Jasper Walllam Miller and others in the cast including role details for Abbott family Eloise Dorothy and the doctor served by Wendell Wade plus Mrs Abbottts sister and several supporting characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Grange
Tomboy
Columbia Town Hall
Farmers Institute
Mass Lucile Churchward
Mr. Batrtter
Ora Walser
Ruth Bartter
Jacqueline
Abbotts
Ah Abbott
Harold Hursh
Mrs Abbott
Emmagene Jackson
Dorothy
Pauline Marain
Eloie
Shirley Jasper
Larry
Walllam Miller
Caroll Jones
Eloise Wendell Wade
Vida Martin
John Britton
Margaret Bartier
Gulf Goods
Iris Bartier
Cosmetics
Ruth Harrington
Moon Over Mulberry Street at Elyria High
Dramatic Club of St Peter's Parish Lorain presents a comedy about Old World Italian customs clashing with New World life in Mulberry Street New York. Performance at 7:30 pm in Elyria High School auditorium under St Marys parish Altar Society. Proceeds benefit Catholic Youth Organization led by Father O'Dea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Elyria High School
Dramatic Club
St. Peter's Parish
Lorain
Altar Society
St Marys Church
New York
Catholic Youth Organization
Father O'Dea
Elyrians Attend National Home Furnishings Market Opening
Elyrian visitors led by Mrs William H Struck and Mrs Karl Gerber of Struck Furniture Co travel to Chicago for the national exhibition at the American Furniture Mart. They will view 1939 fashions, model rooms, and store displays and meet about 10 000 furniture dealers. The Chicago show, billed as the largest on earth, lasts two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
William H. Struck
Karl Gerber
Struck Furniture Company
Missing man Gus Canak sought by police
Police asked Saturday to locate Gus Canak aged 32 of 13 Woodford Avenue who has been missing since Friday evening. He stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs about 160 pounds. The disappearance was reported by Gus Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Canak
Woodford Avenue
Gus Thomas
All for Country Party in Roumania Documented
The fascist party of Roumania is known there as the All for Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fascist Party of
Roumania
The
All For Country Party
Father Coughlin Attacks Roosevelt Policy in Radio
Detroit January 9. Reverend Charles E. Coughlin assailed President Roosevelts foreign policy as departing from Monroe Doctrine principles. He claimed Roosevelts approach echoes Wilson and warned against internal dangers from unemployment, government wards, and domestic unrest rather than external foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Coughlin
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Europe
America
Robbery Trip Ends With Police Tale From Toledo Woman
A Toledo woman, Opal Lloyd, 23, told police how four companions used gunplay and crime on a Florida bound trip. She said money for the venture came from robberies of gas stations in several states and that a chase ended with a Detroit arrest and gunfire near Maumee, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Toledo. O
Florida
Opal Lloyd
Toledo
Opal
Jack Kline
Chicago
Dalton
Tenn
Perry Clement
Akron
Vickey Barkley
Deland
Fla
Ft. Mead
Chattanooga
Maumee
Lloyd
Fog light stolen from car near Broad Street store
Fred Zek of 111 Riverdale Court reported a fog light was taken from his car while parked at the rear of a Broad Street store near Chapel Street Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zek
Riverdale Court
Broad Street
Chapel Street
Veterans group meeting eyeing spring district events
Elyria police department and the Spanish War Veterans received greetings from state officials as Rev Father Leo Collins of Youngstown invoked. Leaders Carl I Smith and MJ Kunts led sessions of reports and talks. Mayor Joseph Petro welcomed guests as the First District eyes a Tiffin Spring conference on April 30 and Medina’s bid for a local convention ahead of the state gathering in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tiffin
Medina
Akron
Stockholders of Drug Firm Bring Suit
Five McKesson & Robbins stockholders sue in Superior Court for 25600 damages claiming directors responsible for losses. Defendants include all directors their spouses and Price Waterhouse Co certified books. Plaintiffs Alec Cohen Peter Margoles Concetta Amato Anna Kaufman and Lt. Frank Virelli seek court order allowing other common stockholders to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Frank Virelli
Bridgeport
Commons
Elvira’s third 1939 blaze damages Spruce Street home
A blaze at a two family house occupied by Mrs. Thomas Drage and Mr and Mrs Alvin Benton caused slight damage to the roof shingles over about four feet square at 104 Spruce Street. Sparks from the chimney were blamed. Quad Company No 1 and Engine Company No 3 fought the fire yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Spruce Street
Thomas Drage
Alvin Benton
Quad Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 3
Slugged Sheriff And Breaks Jail In Mt Vernon Heist
An armed Knox county jail fugitive slugged Sheriff Clyde Biggs and wounded him after escaping with five stitches. John A Manning, 36, of Middletown, led a breakout as other inmates wrestled with the sheriff. State police, with 300 officers, hunted Manning while roads were blocked and transport halted. Other fugitives Joseph Garvin and James Fulton, both of Columbus, and John Ross, Sidney, face charges or were returned to cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT Vernon
Knox County
John A Manning
Middletown
Clyde Biggs
Cusuis Carpenter
Manning
Bigs
John Ross
Sidney
Joseph Garvin
James Fulton
Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Motorists Fined For Violations
Anthony Paul Gabara of 518 Foster Ave was fined $1 and costs totaling $730 after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith for parking on a main traveled highway during a coon hunting trip. Deputies Paul Johnson and Anthony Pollock arrested him Friday night. L J Smith of R D 1 Grafton was fined $1 and costs for failing to stop at Routes 10 and 301 Saturday afternoon. Deputy Albert McWilliam arraigned Earl Brown of R D 2 Elyria for driving without a tail light, also fined $1 and costs. Louis Davidson of Columbia Station was fined similarly for driving without a rear license. William Karman of R D 3 Elstia, arrested January 4, was fined $5 and costs for driving without a tail light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Paul Gabara
Foster Ave
Leonard Smith
Paul Johnson
Anthony Pollock
L J Smith
Grafton
Albert McWilliam
Earl Brown
Elyria
Louis Davidson
Columbia Station
William Karman
RD 3
Elstia
Lacerations Suffered After Fall From Freight Train
John Corrigan aged 64 of 1772 West 52nd Street Cleveland was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5 40 p.m. Saturday for multiple lacerations after falling from a New York Central freight train at the coal docks in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
West 52Nd Street
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New York Central
Moon Over Mulberry Street Play at Mulberry High
An eight act play titled Moon Over Mulberry Street runs on Tuesday at 7730 High School with performance billed for 25e admission. The event showcases students in an evening of dramatic arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Kets Homegrowers Market Produce Prices
Market notes a wide array of produce with assorted prices for apples, carrots, cabbage, celery, endive, lettuce, mushrooms, parsnips, and more. Includes storage Baldwin apples, Delicious, Wine Sap, and regional varieties. vegetables priced per peck, basket, or bag. dairy and poultry market pieces follow with general price ranges.
Cattle and Livestock Market Summary
Market shows activity and steadiness across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Prices listed include steers 1100 lbs and up around 10 to 11 dollars with various grades, calves 114 to 12.30, sheep and lambs near 4.50 to 5.00 for common and good grades, and hogs around 2.58 to 2.70 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stdalian
Young Men's Club to tour factory moulding dept
A tour of inspection in the moulding department at General Industries Company will feature the weekly Young Men's Club meeting tonight. The tour follows a dinner at Elks Restaurant at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries Company
Young Men’s Club
Elks
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Tolerator prices listed for Wheat No 2 red and No 1 red plus Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow and Oats No 2 white. Track prices mirror similar commodities with varying grade designations and price figures across wheat corn and oats.
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
An advertisement for Creomulsion claims relief for lingering chest colds and bronchial irritation. It asserts the medicine soothes inflamed mucous membranes and loosens phlegm, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad urges asking for Creomulsion by name.
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Weer “Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Elyria Woman's Club
Eagles
B. A. Jenne
Church St
ST. Peter Church
St. Joseph Church
ST. Paul Church
Congregational Church
Middle Ave
Colette
Cop
Get
Mgate Fantures Inc
Grayce Purcell
Elmer Gall
First Evangelical
Foursquare Church
Hospital News
Columbia Grange
O. Kid
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
U. S
Father Coughlin
Blaze
Sheriff
Cash
Broad St
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Homegrowers’ Market
Yorkora
Cleveland Produce
Exstra
Staundardy
Laneyruth
Michigan
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Maine
Idaho
Texas
California
Toledo Gitain
Maurice
Maurice Oil
Triumph
Haserodt’s Jewelry Store
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