Eglin Chosen Leader of Lorain County AAA
Robert J. Eglin of Wellington elected chairman of the Lorain County Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Conervation Association. He succeeds Elmer H. Fullmer who retires after nearly five years. New officers include William D. Davidson as vice chairman and Karl B. Simms as third member, with two alternates elected. Fourteen community committees announced. six townships yet to hold elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Eglin
Wellington
Lorain
William D. Davidson
Oberlin
Karl B. Simms
Elyria
John L. Barber
Albert K. Baird
Brownhelm
Camden
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
LaGrange
Amherst
Black River
Seymour QC
Norton Jr
John R. Kingsley
John H. Ludwig
Avon and
Avon Lake
William J. Gaucha
Fred Horwedel
Bylvester Dechant
Brighton
Glarence
Draper
G. Clement Greene
Carlisle
Amell H. Handrosh
Raymond H. Streicher
Robert J. Diedrick
Columbia
Carl G. Burk
Carroll Jones
John H. Longdon
William J. Schneider
Jack Ter
Hiram to Add New Dormitory Amid Low Attendance
Community notes cover illness limiting a meeting to 12 members at Mrs. Kemp Whitney home, plans for a $250000 women’s dormitory, and February host shift to Mrs. T J May. Local real estate changes include Chrysler and Tagersall properties sold, and several families visiting or hosting gatherings across Oberlin and nearby areas. The Mexican Army forms a new corps of commando troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Whitney
Ilness
T. J. May
Chiutch Street
Clayton Chrysler
Cleverland
Pete Buczek
W. C. Davidson
Church Street
FP. A. Tagersall
Charles Ott
Ely+rin
James Miles
Florida
M. E. Perkins
Frances
H. M. Lathrop
Jean
Oberlin
Jay Sharp
Lyndon Geist
Eustis
Fla
F. E. Sharp
Chalmer Betta
Atro
Harry Stinchcomb
Columbia
Local Notices List Names and Assignments
The notice lists numerous individuals paired with towns including Pittsfield Ridgeville Rochester Russia Sheffield Wellington and Holland. Names include Ralph E Bowman Edger J Jones Ralph Steiner Oliver Hadaway Isadore Diederich Edward Litchfield Lovell Hileman Everett Landis Jonas Springer Bert Baldauf Frederick Emert Steve Gasper Richard Traxler LeRoy Jungbluth Claude Parsons Earl Jameyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Bowman
Edger J. Jones
Pittsfield
Thomas P. Ward
Ray V. Carter
Carlton Smith
Ridgeville
Ralph Steiner
Oliver G. Hadaway
Isadore F. Diederich
Rochester
Edward K. Litchfield
Lovell U. Hileman
Everett M. Landis
Russia
Jonas Springer
Herbert Baldauf
Frederick J. Emerteh
Sheffield
Steve
Birmingham Notes Include Sub Teacher and WSCS Meeting
Birmingham events report a substitute teacher Mrs Melvin Saylor teaching in lieu of Mrs Fern Hively. The Birmingham WSCS met at Miss Clara Kline’s home for January with officers reporting and redecorating updates. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees before announcing a February 6 meeting at Mrs Roland French’s home. A son was born to Air and Mrs Delbert House of Birmingham at Lorain Hospital Friday morning at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Melvin Saylor
Fern Hively
Birmingham Wscs
Clara Kline
C. A. Riggs
Ralph Moore
Carl Robart
Gust Kalinski
Frank Wadsworth
Darwin DeWitt
Rueben Wenzel
Jennie, Mitchell
Roeland French
G. R. Kuhlman
Eddie Prince
Andrew Schisler
Gust Kolinski
Purcell
Paul Breisch
Roberta
Pat Vattorella
Roland French
Bernard Grime
Frank Stoffer
Air
Delbert
Lorain Hospital
Huntington Ladies Aid To Meet
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its January meeting and dinner at Grange Hall on Wednesday January 9. The PTA nest meeting for lunch lists organizers including Mrs. Ruby Wacker and Mrs. Grace Long. Other notes reference New Year gatherings and visits among local residents in Elyria Wellington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Huntington
Ladies Aid Society
Grange Hall
Nest P.T.A
Ruby Wacker
Grace Long
Lara Barnes
Dorothy McMillen
Town Hall
Phylis Easterday
Barbara Kelsey
Dorothy Konick
Virginia Regal
Bobby Cheney
Rollin Regal
Richard Simonson
Wilbur Kelsey
Women's Society Meets. officers elected at Bry Copas home
The Women's Society for Christian Service met Thursday afternoon at Bry Copas's home with nine members. President Ernst Goodsite conducted the session and officers were elected: president Mrs. E. Goodsive, vice president Mrs. Jess Mahen, secretary Mrs. B. E. White, treasurer Mrs. J. Cook, Sunshine chairman Mrs. C. E. Melnore. A light repast followed. The next meeting place will be announced later. Mrs. Chipman Giberson remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent W
Vincent
Women's Society For Christian Service
Bry. M. B. Copas
Ernst Goodsite
Sirs. E. Goodsive
Airs
Jess Mahen
BE. A. White
J. Cook
Sunshine Charman
C. E. Melnore
Chipman Giberson
Ernest Goodaite Andittle Son
Harry Duter
Mary Rowling
Andrew Lehnerstein
Donna
Wild Quidsite
John Carpenter
Elyria
Richard Hecock
Fa Cooper
Stone
Hymat
Middle Ridge Road
Harry Bute Sr
St. Josephs Hispital
Lorain
Kipton Hosts Camden Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Jeanie Davidson entertained the Camden Garden Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon in New Jersey. The gathering focused on club activities and plans as members discussed gardening in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klipton
Kipton
Jeanie Davidson
Camden
Townsend Club Resumes Weekly Meetings and Elections
Townsend Club resumes weekly meetings after a two week recess with reports on bulletins and committee chairmen. An audit of the books was completed and plans for a future sale and HMO activities under new officers were announced. Officers installed include Veria Hallman and Gladys Carpenter with several deputies and appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efyela Townsend Chih
Fultmare
HMO
oMeers
Membeta
Washington
New London Rebekah Lodge 251 installs officers
About 75 Rebekahs and visitors from surrounding communities attended Haleeyan Rebekah Lodge 251 annual installation at Oda Fellows Temple last Friday. Deputy President Kate Kapp led the service with helpers including Ella Eagleson, Myrtle Henry and the deputy record-keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Rebekahs
Haleeyan Rebekah Lodge
Oda Fellows Temple
Kate Kapp
Ella Eagleson
Myrtle Henry
Women Glee Club of Gharlin College to Present Gonaart
The Women's Glee Club of Gnerlih College prepares a musical program at Birmingham High School on Monday January 14 at 8:30 pm under Florence township Community Club auspices. About 20 young women directed by Jack Witklet perform varied pieces, with sections for solo and ensemble voices. Members have trained since November and include a wide student body participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharlin College
Gonaart Birmingham
Gnerlih — College
Birmingham High School
Florence Township
Jack Witklet
Coffi
Masine L Man Oid Matian Sayté
Fee Héateal
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Fulmer
AAA
Hiram
Hiram, C
Hiram College
Ohio
Board of Trustees
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Tt Igho
Pinto W. Everhard
Cleveland
Hitarn
Helen Easterday
Easterday
Merritt Parker
Paul Songstock
North Fairfield
Lester Ketchum
John Naegele
Lester Bowen
Paul Gray
William Preston
Howard West
Nettie Bowen
Phylis and Garry
Here
Lyle Simonson
United Service Motors
Elana
Strouse Studio
Gwin Barnwell
Mississippi
North Carolina
New York
Memphis
Mid-South
New Jersey
Erareer Eray
Pam
Townsend Club
Sng
Lottie Wolfe
Financiag
Bertha Robinson
Jenilie Cooke
Barbara Blackman
Guardian
Mabel Snyder
Giardeian
Hessie Martin
Vaca Hotchkiss
Veria Hallman
Noble Grand
Mar-guerite Howsinin
Gladys Carpenter
Naomi Hrneker
Fhanelal
Bers Martin
Nevila Robinset
Th. S. N
Kale Knapp
Hess Knapp
Wanda Murry
Ruth Wood
Clara Knapp
Subsidy Guardian
B.S. VG
Lydia F. Finklam
Finkham
Dublin
Baltaét
Neethern
Ireland
Henry
Melvin A. Harper
Elyria Block
Lorain Design & Eng. CO
Kroehler
Pullman ’ International
Elyria Furniture CO
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