Amendment To Ohio Constitution Discussed In Oberlin
Oberlin League of Women Voters hosts a public meeting at 8 00 pm January 17 in Carnegie library faculty room to discuss Ohio constitutional amendment on judicial selection. Attorney Joseph Hostetler of Cleveland presents. Lex Kintner of the Cuyahoga Bar Association opposes. Ohio State Bar supports.
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Oberlin
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Carnegie Library
Joseph Hostetler
Cleveland
Ohio Committee On Judicial Selection
Lex Kintner
Cuyahoga Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Oberlin League
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Judicial Counci
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Judicial Council
Senate
Institute Opens At Spencer Today
Wellington Will E Sit teply of Canal Winchester and Mrs. W Ferguson of Lexington are the principal speakers at the Farmers Institute opening at Spencer in the school auditorium at 9:30 A M. The forenoon program includes a piano solo by Margaret Frey an address The Outlook of Youth Litterly and a rhythm band. The afternoon session features music by the eighth grade a lecture on Dairy Management and a talk The Innner and Outer Strength of the Ohio Farm Family. Evening programs include music and lectures Crossing No Man's Land and The Individual and His Security by Mrs Ferguson and Will Siterly.
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Wellington
Will E. Sitteply
Canal Winchester
W. §. Ferguson
Lexington
Farmers’ Institute
Spencer
Margaret Frey
Hidden Treasures and Future World Talks and Dinner
At 9 30 A M speakers Will Sitterly and Mrs Ferguson address rural life and the coming world. Special music and posters will be judged by the nominating committee. Dinner at noon. At 1 14 P M Mrs Ferguson speaks on The Beauty of Simplicity.
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Chatham hosts high school basketball at 8 p.m. New London Baptist Mission Circle meets Mack White at 5 p.m. Carlisle PTA holds regular meeting with special music and a speaker. North Olmsted Firelight Girls Club serves supper and meets Friday evening. Avon Lake auxiliary and Legion hold bingo and card party at the Chateau 8 p.m. Chatham Grange officers meet at Mayfair Hotel Akron. Henrietta Pomona Grange all day with dinner. Lake Avenue 500 Club gathers at Otto Jabbusch residence. North Olmsted Rev. Kuhn presents illustrated lecture on Health Problems at Lorain Road Congregational Church at 7 p.m. Spencer Methodist Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon by Rev. John G. Koontz on Lot, the Man who Made a Bad Bargain. Junior Choir to sing two anthems. Epworth League 7:30 p.m. at Ralph Butcher home. New London illustrated lecture by Alexander Varonaeff at First Baptist Church 7:30 p.m.
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Chatham
Homerville High
NEW London—Baptist Mission Circle
Mack White
P. m. Carlisle
East Carlisle School
P.t. A
North Olmsted
Firelight Girls Club
Avon Lake
Aursiliary and Legion Post
Chateau
Grange
Mayfair
Akron
Pomona Grange
Henrietta Grange
Lake Avenue
500 Club
Otto Jabbusch
Clycle Kuhn
Lorain Road
Spencer
Ralph Butcher
NEW London
Alexander Varonaeff
First Baptist
New London Club Meetings and Lodge Gatherings
New London civic groups schedule meetings including C L 8 C with Dorothy Richards at 8 p m Rotary Club at noon in Ladies Aid Hall Loyal Order of Moose at 7 p m Legion Post 292 meets at Legion Hall Lyndon Chapter O E S meets at LaGrange I C O F Lodge meets Monday night North Olmsted Riwanis Club meets at Parish House 6 30 p m speaker Sid Hazelwood Garden Club meets at Mrs John Gibbons at 2 16 p m
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New London
Dorothy Richards
Rotary Club
Ladies’ Aid Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
P. m
Lawrence E. Broome
American Legion
Legion Hall
Grafton
Lyndon Chapter
LaGrange
I. C. O. F. Lodge
North Olmsted—Rhiwanis Club
Sid Hazelwood
N. Ridgeville — Garden Club
John Gibbons
Farmers Union Meeting Tonight With Oyster Supper
The Farmers' Union will hold a meeting at East Oberlin Church tonight with an oyster supper. Maurice Baer will be the speaker and entertainment will be provided. All members are urged to attend.
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Oberlin Road
Farmers’ Union
Belden Community Circle Plans Program
Belden Mrs. Carl Seckt hosted the Community Circle gathering with about thirty ladies enjoying a cafeteria dinner. President Agnes Wise led a business meeting and trays were approved for future circle use. The group will join with the PTA to furnish meals for the Farmers Institute and Pauline Sooy’s home will host the next meeting. Mr. Sitterly will speak on The Agricultural Situation. Virgil Burris will present, followed by music. An 8 PM talkie cinema Corsair will be shown. public invited to all sessions.
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Belden
Carl Seckt
Agnes Wise
Parent-Teacher Association
Farmer’s Institute
Pauline Sooy
Mr. Sitterly
Virgil Burris
Medina Co
Corsair
Ridgeville Grange Officers Installed By Wellingtonites
Ridgeville Grange holds a double installation with Wellington Grange officers and Juvenile members. New Master E A Brandt and Clyde Van Wormer lead a slate that includes Secretary Mrs George Taylor and Gatekeeper Henry Beahr among others. Juveniles Charles Kern and Robert Gilder are named officers.
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North Ridgeville
Institution of Officers
Ridgeville
Clyde van Wormer
John Burke
Airs
George Taylor
Merle Gage
van Wormer
Henry Beahr
Hester Taylor Pomona
Brandt
Flora
Kammalier
Ceres
Dan Harding
Florida
A. W. Gilder
Fullmer
E. A. Randt
Flower
Kern
Agnes DeLloyd
Gage
Stienmetz
Anna Neiding
Oster
Kammilien
Hester Taylor
Former Oberlin Teacher Anna Wright Dies at 87
Anna Jane Wright former Oberlin and Cleveland Public Schools teacher died at 197 West Lorain Street Oberlin. Born January 16 1850 she taught many subjects and specialized in drawing. Survived by sister Carrie E Wright funeral Saturday at 2 PM officiated by Dr James A Richards burial Westwood Cemetery
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Oberlin
Anna Jane Wright
Cleveland Public Schools
West Lorain Street
Miss Wright
Oberlin College
Minnesota
Carrie E Wright
James A Richards
First Church
Westwood Cemetery
Eaton Church Council To Meet Sunday Night
The Eaton Church of Christ council meets this Sunday evening at the church. Under the new by laws it includes all Board of Elders Deacons Deaconesses and Trustees. N J Hoskin is chairman. Sunday morning the pastor continues a sermon series on Jesus parables with the topic Man and Mammon.
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Church Council of the
Eaton Church of Christ
Church the Council
Board of Elders
N. J. Hoskin
Jesus
P T A Of Henrietta Holds January Meeting Program
Henrietta January P T A meeting at the school drew good attendance. President Mrs Chauncey Currier presided over the business session and program featuring Mary Thomas solo a Dutch dance by primary grades Maynard Delefield piano solo a playlet Father Goes to P T A with cast Melvin Unger Robert Vetter Frederick Portman Shirley Unger Lois Slack a talk by CA Gibbons County Superintendent on Education and a social hour refreshments served by committee.
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Henrietta
P.T. A
Chauncey Currier
Mary Thomas
Maynard Delefield
Melvin Unger
Robert Vetter
Frederick Portman
Shirley Unger
Lois Slack
Huntington Grange Installs Officers
Huntington Grange 2043 met Thursday night with J. S. Heffner in the chair. Officers were installed by John Barber with Wellington Grange members assisting. A poem was read by Mr. Perkins, remarks by visitors, and an oyster supper followed. Next meeting set for January 20.
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Huntington — Grange
J. 5
Heffner
Perkins
John Barber
Wellington
J. S. Heifner
Glenno Mohns
Carolyn Rapking
Earl Easterday
Marion Crile
Bessie Regal
Francis Coe
Ceres
Marie Crile
Pomona
Martha Waldorf
Flora
Roy Rozboril
Lucille Rolce
Ridgeville PTA To Hold Amateur Show At High School
The Ridgeville Parent-Teacher Association sponsors an amateur show in North Ridgeville High School Auditorium on Thursday evening January 27 at pm. Cash prizes will be awarded. Amateurs aged 12 and older must submit complete applications with act description to the Amateur committee. For details call Elyria 30 792.
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North Ridgeville
Parent-Teacher Association of
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville High School
Elyria
Golding To Head New London Bank
Preston P. Golding elected president of Savings and Loan Bank ing Company in New London. Directors named: A. W. Fitch, E. O. Hubler, I L. Landes, W. R. Lawrence, Jay Ringle, G. I. Spade. Stockholders represented 76 percent. year’s report praised for reserve gains. New bank staff listed: president P. P. Gobimg, vice presidents Fitch and Spade, cashier Lawrence, assistant cashier WOD.chipman teler, J. E. Hubbard, Gladys Carpenter, Louise Wyrine.
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New London
Preston P. Goding
Savings and Loan Banking Company
A. W. Fitch
Preston P. Golding
E. 0. Hubler
I L. Landes
W. R. Lawrence
Jay Ringle
G. IL. Spade
P. P. Gobimg
Vic
W. “Itch
G. I. Spade
P T A Of South Amherst Convenes
The January meeting of the Parent teachers Association was held in the school auditorium with president Mrs J E Moore presiding. Routine work was transacted and favorable reports were given by committees. Plans were made to sponsor a bingo party January 20 in the auditorium. A program followed with Miss Margaret Rice presenting Amherst High School speech class members in a play.
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South Amherst
Parentteachers Association
J. E. Moore
Margaret Rice
Amherst High School
Reorganize BE L C E At Brownhelm
Brownhelm group of Evangelical League Christian Endeavor met at the Hasenpflug home to reorganize and plan for the year. They approved biweekly devotional programs with a Sunday evening rhythm and a monthly social hour service. Officers elected include Gerald Hasenpflug president Katherine Brill vice president Florence Baetz secretary Clara Hasenpflug treasurer and Catherine Fowell pianist.
Columbia Farmers Institute Draws Large Attendance
Columbia reports a strong turnout at the Columbia Farmers Institute with officers named for next year including John H. Long won as president and Nelson Walters as vice president. The event featured extensive awards for exhibits in posters apples baked goods and cakes and a well received stage program with Kipton Grange performance and multiple speakers. Czechoslovakia introduced a new cartel to regulate sugar output while Japanese colonists in Brazil planted 3.7 million tea bushes.
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Columbia
Columbia Farmers Institute
John H. Longwon
Nelson Walters
Ross Churchward
DeForest Osborne
Ralph King
Roy Putt
Willard Hathaway
Constance Bartter
Richard Gifford
Norman Putt
Roy Strahar
Virginia Putt
Lawrence Gifford
George Gifford
H. C. Bartter
Fox Brothers
M. H. Bartter
Victor Morlock
Zelma Hitchcock
Boston
P. W. Heineman
Roy Dettman
Helen Leach
P.W. Heineman
Wilda Heineman
Margaret Bartter
Hurd Bartter
Muss Gelma Hitchcock
Graham
Bertha Grills
Ruth Bartter
Kipton Grange
Elbert Jasper
Robert Harrington
Robert
Donna Stinchcomb
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Harold Stinchcomb
George Stinchcomb
Lakewood
Edward Lennerth
Paul Maxwell
J. W. Farnsworth
Institute
C. S. Hummell
Francis Eckert
Ray Eppley
T. H. Breyley
Reading
Shirley Jasper
Thomas Hughes
Claude T. Olmsted
Rolland Cartright
Cradle Song
Violet Crellath
Ray Metter
Elizabeth Churchward
Thelma Boone
Dorothy Koepke
Bend of the River
le Grace
Paulinne Martin
Ora Crocker
Rev. Hughes
Eaton Institute Contests feature cake and penmanship events
The Eaton Farmers Institute holds a two day program starting next Monday. Cake judging and auction led by Elza Durkee close the afternoon session. Open to all community members with Mrs. Ford Hill in charge. Tuesday awards go to Poster and Penmanship winners, with seventh and eighth graders competing. Door prizes drawn from those registered before ten.
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EATON
Eaton Farmers’ Institute
Elza Durkee
Ford Hill
Eaton Grange
Cvy
Wellington Grange Installation Marks Local Event
Earl Jameyson installed as Master of Wellington Grange at the Grange hall with sixty in attendance including guests from Oberlin Huntington and others. The ceremony featured officers and emblems, a charter draping for Dr. Paul Burnside, a marching drill by 17 youths, dances planned for Friday and Saturday, and notices of ill or recovering members plus Pomona Grange events with Oyster stew to close.
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Earl Jameyson
Joseph McConnell
Edith Norris
Charles Webber
Liloyd Furniss
Lulu Dudley
Mabel Perkins
Fred Manning
Blanche Green
Ceres
Ida McConnell
Pomona
Mary Whitney
Flora
Mary Furniss
Nellie Mobrman
Arthur D. Mason
Roy McCormick
Aldine Palmer
Juventie
Wellington Grange Hall
Pomona Grange
Henrietta
Electa Manning
Lottie McConnell
Doris Betts
Lulu Jameyson
Eaton Grange Installation Postponed to Next Meeting
Eaton Grange members and guests enjoyed an oyster supper and games by season birthday groups. Mrs Lee Terrell received third and fourth degree work. Installation of officers was postponed until next meeting when an officer from another grange will preside. Officers present except steward. Grange also funded prizes for penmanship contests at the Farmers Institute with pencils for entrants.
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Farmers’ Institute
Eaton Institute Set to Close With Final Play
The Eaton Farmers Institute ends with the play Calm Yourself presented Tuesday evening by the Ripton Grange. Morning sessions include Rey Will Foster demonstrating rag picture making. Attendees are invited to bring basket lunches for noon, with tables and free coffee provided.
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EATON
Eaton Farmers’ Institute
Ripton Grange
Rey Will Foster
Entertain Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Lees Home
Mr and Mrs J R Lees entertained the Bridge Club at their home Saturday evening. A six oclock dinner was served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harl Kendeigh Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly Mr and Mrs Harry Myer and the hosts. Two tables of bridge were played with Harley Kelly taking first and Mrs Kelly earning consolation.
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Henrietta
Mrs. J. R. Lees
Bridge Club
Airs
Harl Kendeigh
Harley Kelly
Harry Myer
Flarley Kelly
Kelly
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Ohio
Farmers Union
Credit Clothing
Broad Street
Eaton Church Council
T. A
Henrietta Hears
C. A. Gibbons
Huntington Grange
Ridgeville P-T. A
Golding
New London Bank
P T. A
Brownhelm
Sam
Delivery Broad Street
West Ave
Elyria, Ohlo
Rock and Rye
Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Eaton Institute
Office
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Entertain Club
City Tire
East Ave
Bill Walter
Ostrov’s
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