Safety Banquet Set For February 2 In Lorain County
The Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign plans a Feb. 2 banquet in Elyria to honor 19 local firms that won in 19 divisions of the three month contest. T. P. Kearns will present awards. a safety speaker and entertainment program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Hf. M. Schnerer
Elyria
T. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ailnourie Perlod
Schnerer
Local Police To Sponsor Dance
The Elyria police announce a charity dance at Cascade dance hall on Thursday February with proceeds benefiting the policeman's benevolent fund. Corbett E. Southam chairs the event with Patrick J. Crehan assisting. hall use is donated by Ken Peters, and the Varsity band will provide music.
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Elyria
Cascade Dance Hall
Corbett E. Southam
Southam
Patrick J. Crehan
Policeman’s Benevolent Fund
Ken Peters
Rochester breeders to join national Holstein-Friesian group
Two Rochester Township dairy breeders Harry B. Rowland and Howard D. Baker will join the Holstein-Friesian Association of America at the upcoming board meeting in Madison Wisconsin. The organization now counts more than 932 900 members and 2 150 000 cattle registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Township
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Madison
Wisconsin
Harry B. Rowland
Howard D. Baker
Draw Sketch Of Proposed Fence At Elyria High
A preliminary sketch for a wire con crete fence around the Elyria High School athletic field is prepared for CWA submission. Local business manager James F Brown says the plan aims to resemble a concrete fence and may replace the longer surrounding fence at the parking grounds. CWA approval was received for an inspection project on electrical equipment in local schools, expected to start soon, with no new electrical installations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
CWA
James F. Brown
Brown
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Wellington
Real estate transfers include Jesse A and Lydia Melton to William C and Marguerite Neubiser on Fourteenth Street Elyria. Oes Treischer to Robert Eglin quitclaim on land in Penfield Township and Wellington streets. Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway to Wellington for street purposes. Granite Improvement Co to Village of Wellington for Wheeling Avenue Erie Street. Sterling Foundry to Wellington for part of Huckins Addition. Ward Tolhurst to Florence Tolhurst Nieding half of township lot in Amherst. C C Day and Clarence and Clara C Schubert nine acres on Town Line Road Amherst.
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Jesse A
Lydia Melton
William C
Marguerite Neubiser
Fourteenth Street
Elyria
Gertrude
George J. Oestreicher
Robert Eglin
Penfield Township
Black River
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Village of Wellington
Erie Street
Wellington
Granite Improvement Company
Wheeling Avenue
Sterling Foundry Company
Congregational Women's Missionary Society to Meet
The first year meeting of the Congregational Women's Missionary Society will be held Friday afternoon at the E. G. Lesher home with Mrs. Adam Claus as hostess. Mrs. A. J. Rice will lead the program and plans for the year's first half will be discussed.
Brownhelm Farmers Institute Set for February Event
The 30th Brownhelm Farmers Institute program is in preparation for February 6 and 7. Officers include President W. F. Love, Vice President Nelson Newberry, Secretary William Ruth, Treasurer William Kneisel, and Lady Correspondent Mrs. William Ruth, with Finance among the listed committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Brownhelm Farmers’ Institute
W. Fe, Love
Nelson Newberry
William Ruth
Wiliam Kneisel
Old Racket Is Worked Here In Elyria
A man described as neatly dressed Italian with dark hair and a moustache swindled Elyria High School athlete Chris Younglass at John Nemeth meat market. The scam involved delivering groceries for a $20 bill and steering the victim to retrieve cash for a supposed brother. Groceries were later recovered in a rear cellar. police searched the area but found no suspect. Another attempt on a Broad Street fruit vendor was aborted when suspicion arose. Local police warn the old ruse, common in larger cities, has appeared here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Younglass
Elyria High School
John Nemeth
Lake Avenue
Nemeth
Younglass
Younslass
C. L. Miller
Broad Street
Return to College Students Resume Studies At Midwest Colleges
Miss Lucy Whittlesey Sam Zafiroff Clifford Miller and John Less left Sunday to resume studies at Bowling Green. James Willson returned to Columbus to study at Ohio State University. Robert Reinhard returned to Hillsdale College in Michigan and Margaret Sanders to Ann Arbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Whittlesey
Sam Zafiroff
Clifford Miller
John Less
Bowling Green
James Willson
Columbus
Ohio State University
Robert Reinhard
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Margaret Sanders
Ann Arbor
Surprise Shower for Miss Fern Ladrach before Marionette trip
Mrs. R. E. Albright hosted a Friday afternoon surprise shower at her home for Miss Fern Ladrach. Ladrach departs next week for Marietta Ohio to enroll in a school. About thirty guests attended and gifts filled the event with a social hour and refreshments provided by the hostess and assistants Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey and Mrs. John Portman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Albright
Fern Ladrach
Marietta
Ohio
H. B. Whittlesey
John Portman
Boundaries keep truth from becoming error, say ancient Greeks
The old Greeks held that truth becomes error when exaggerated beyond bounds. They warned truth must be balanced by equally certain truths that limit it and prevent overreach.
Amherst Chronic 615 Cleveland Street For Delivery
Amherst Chronic lists 615 Cleveland Street with phone contact 6524 for delivery inquiries and service details.
Golden wedding anniversary honored in Amherst
In Amherst Ohio on January 11 Mr. and Mrs. O F Witte celebrated their golden wedding with 50 relatives and friends at Cleveland avenue. The afternoon and evening featured a yellow and white motif and refreshments. A social gathering followed with children grandchildren and great grandchildren present. An ornamented wedding cake graced the table with many Amherst residents listed among honorees and guests.
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Amherst, O
O. F. Witte
Cleveland Avenue
Annual Congregational Meeting at the Church
The Congregational church held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening with Rev. F. E. Eastman presiding. Officers were reelected to term lengths including deacon N. F. Foster and deaconess Mrs. Charles Miller, alongside trustees Dr. H. W. Powers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
N. F. Foster
Charles Miller
H. W. Powers
W. G. Campbell
C. A. Alexander
John Sabiers
R. L. May
F. R. Powers
Grace Purcell
Robert Cromwell
Norwood Hearn
H. Gerstenberger
William Robertson
Pansy Harris
Henry Gerstenberger
Mayme Blum
Elmer Gail
Marion Steele
Harold Kunkel
E. G. Pietch
St Peter’s Evangelical Parish Holds Evening Meeting
The St Peter’s Evangelical parlors hosted a Wednesday gathering with a six o’clock fellowship supper serving about 125. After supper the annual financial reports were presented by the secretary and treasurer. Representatives of the Intermediate and Senior Leagues spoke followed by reports from Sunday School Brotherhood and various women’s groups. The group planned next year’s meeting beginning with a supper and decided to start an early English service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Brotherhood
Women’s Union
Philathea
King’s Daughters
Monthly Service Schedule And Officers Elected
The first Sunday of each month opens at 8 30 A M followed by a German service at 10 30 A M James Bruce serves as president with trustees for three years Ernst Lemke elder Carl Erndt usher Ervin Ehlert financial secretary Fred Koch re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bruce
Trustes
Ernst Lemke
Elder
Carl Erndt
Ervin Ehlert
Fred Koch
Ladies Meet at Congregational Church Elects Officers
Newly elected officers of the Ladies' society preside at a Wednesday church parlors meeting. Officers named include President Mrs. C A Alexander, Vice President Mrs. Minging Didan, Secretary Mrs. Rank Radde, and Treasurer Mrs. E F Pietch. Committees for supper, ways and means, social, and visiting were appointed with several chairmen and assistants. Reorganizing circles planned for next meeting. refreshments served to thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
C. A. Alexander
Minging Didan
Rank Radde
EF. G. Pietch
Don Rockwood
J. R. MacKenzie
W. V. Marshall
F. Kane
William Baird
Vincent Nalley
C. A. Lauer
Clinton Jackson
Bernard Sausaman
Floyd McIntyre
R. C. Crowmell
Ada Purcell
Charles Good
E. G. Pietch
Philip Braun
Mathew Lawless
Church and club events fill quiet evening schedule
St. Peter's Evangelical King’s Daughters host Mrs Miller Mrs Ernst and Miss Daniels at Woodhill drive. January Soarosis Club meets at Mrs Schulz Cleveland avenue with Mrs Kern assisting. Eagles auxiliary meets at Eagle Hall then drill practice. St Joseph Catholic study groups plan general meeting with Mr and Mrs Wilson. Holy Name Society Group 3 meets with Alex Joseph. M E church choir practices at 7 39 P M at Mrs I G Maxwell Park avenue.
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King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Walter Miller
Carl Ernst
Alina Daniels
Woodhill Drive
Soarosis Club
Walter Schulz
Cleveland Avenue
C. C. Kern
Oberlin College
Eagles
Board of Education selects officers at annual meeting
The Public School Board meeting at Supt Powers office elected Harold Penton as president and Samuel Wragg as vice president with J B Avery re elected as clerk. The board members now include H Penton Samuel Wragg W G Nord A J Baver and George Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of the Public School
Supt
F. R. Powers
Samuel Wrage
George Cox
A. J. Bauer
Harold Penton
Samuel Wragg
J. B. Avery
H. Penton
W. G. Nord
A. J. Baver
Missionary Society Meet Set at Cleveland Avenue Home
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold its Friday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Standen on Cleveland Avenue. Mrs. Gus P. Zilch will serve as assistant hostess.
Delightful St. Ann’s Society bunco afternoon at St Joseph Church
Mrs S BE Chuha hosted Circle 2 of St Ann’s Society at St Joseph Catholic church on Park Avenue. Five hundred and bunco were favored with high score won by Mrs Caroline Kelch and bunco honors to Mrs Rose Plate. Special prize claimed by Mrs Lillian Bodmann. Lunch served at small tables for twenty including Mrs M Orcutt and others.
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S. BE. Chuha
Park Avenue
St. Ann’s
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Five Hundred
Bunco
Caroline Kelch
Rose Plate
Lillian Bodmann
Ladies Bible Class to Hold Annual Meeting at Mrs Miller's
Mr W V Marshall and Mrs James Miller will host the Congregational Sunday School Ladies Bible class at Mrs Miller's Beaver Court home Friday evening for the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Marshall
James Miller
Congregational Sunday School
Beaver Court
Teachers Meet at Public School Wednesday Afternoon
A general teachers' meeting was held at the public school Wednesday afternoon in charge of Supt. F. R. Powers. Twenty six members of the faculty were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
F. R. Powers
Concordia Club Plans Play at St Paul Lutheran Church
The Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran met at church parlors Tuesday evening to plan a play. A social hour followed the business session with cards, and refreshments were served to twenty five members by Miss Elizabeth Buscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ellizabeth Buscher
Knights of Pythias Attend Holman Lodge Meeting
Several members of the local Knights of Pythias attended a meeting of the Holman lodge in Lorain on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Holman Lodge
Lorain
Annual Meeting of Altar Rosary Society
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church held its annual meeting at the school hall last evening with a good turnout. Mrs. C. G. Aschenbach presided as sessions opened with prayer and the singing of The Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
C. G. Aschenbach
Famous Woman Pianist Novaes Set for Oberlin Recital
Brazilian pianist Guiomar Novaes, renowned as a top artist, will perform at Oberlin Conservatory on Tuesday January 16 in Finney Chapel. The program includes BachChromatic Fantasie and Fugue Scarlatti Liszt Mendelssohn guards and Navarre. Tickets available via Conservatory Office or at the door.
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Oberlin, O
Guiomar Novaes
Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
Muss Novaes
Scarlatti
Liszt
Novaes
Carmargo Guarnieri
Navarre
Albeniz
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Amherst Club Elects New Officers at Assembly Meeting
The Amherst assembly elected new officers led by president Mrs Harold Brown and vice president Mrs Theo Schmitz. Secretary treasurer Mrs A P Reth. Rev Fr Ejischen spoke on Cooperation. A membership drive was planned. Visitors included Mrs J J Ryan and Oberlin residents Clarence Albrecht and Clare Reinhard with Amherst friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
Theo. Schmitz
A. P. Reth
Ejischen
J. J. Ryan
Elsi
Clarence Albrecht
Oberlin
Amherst
William Bors
Clare Reinhard
North Russia Briefs Describe Local Social Notes
North Russia notes funeral attendances and family visits across Amherst and East Amherst. Mr and Mrs Jacob Schramm attended Fred Kreuck funeral in Amherst. Robert Hasenflue family spent Sunday with Charles Hasenflue. Walter Reinhard of Buffalo visits his mother Mrs Will Berg. Chester Nash made a business trip to Sandusky. Jonas Springer visited his mother ill at home in East Amherst. Harley Franklin and family and others were guests at John Franklin's Friday evening.
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North Russia
Jacob Schramm
Fred Kreuck
Amherst
Robert Hasenflue
Charles Hasenflue
Carl Berg
Minnie Stark
Ambhover
Walter Reinhard
Buffalo
Will Berg
Chester Nash
Sandusky
Jonas Springer
Katherine Springer
East Amherst
Harley Franklin
Burt Franklin
Arthur Boley
Conrad
Elyria
John Franklin
Farm Bureau Meeting Noted in East Oberlin Community Church
Reported events include a Farm Bureau gathering at a community church in East Oberlin on Thursday evening. Also mentioned are visits by Mrs. Will Berg to Mrs. Lucy Roemer in Amherst and attendance by Mrs. Fred Berg and Mrs. Henry Sannes RoR to Pomona Grange in Huntington on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Gomemunity Church
East Oberlin
Will Berg
Lucy Roemer
Amherst
Fd. Berg
Wittere
Fred Berg
Henry Sanes Rock
Pomona Grange
Huntington
Passage on dread versus trouble in human expression
A reflective statement notes that distress arises more from the fear of trouble than from its real occurrence. It emphasizes the psychological impact of anticipation on human experience.
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Rochester
National Association
Brownhelm
A. J. Cooper
A. HH. Norheim
William Trinter
Elmer Kneisel
Arthur Hasenpflug
Conrad Baetz
F. M. Smith
Elmer W Kneiisel
R. W. Bechtel
Ann
Bill
Cleveland St
Rinso
Good Housekeeping Institute
Nso
Mins Novaes
Days Advertising
Chronicle-Telegram
North
Russia
Fry
Brown Hotel
Micole Ave
Glade Thomas
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
X. L. Vump
Murbach
Coal & Supply CO
Bridge Street
Nobil
Childs
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