Ohio House Endorses Unemployment Insurance Bill
In Columbus on January 17 the Ohio House approved the Boyd unemployment insurance bill 92 to 11 and sent it to the Senate. The measure limits the payroll tax to employers with eight or more workers, aligning with federal law, while noting workers gain no benefits without state conformity. Forty-seven were not in favor?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
Boyd
Senate
House Finance Committee
Rev. W. M. Boyd
R. R. Bangham
Clinton
Frank Grubbs
Fayette
Otis R. Johnson
Fulton
James A. Jones
Portage
E. R. King
Vinton
L. A. Lawrence
Huron
W. R McChesney
Greene
L. A Moorhead
Harrison
James V. Sawyer
Summit
R. W. Wilkins
James A Reynolds
Cleveland
Horace
Keifer
Clark County
House
George White
Marvin C. Harrison
Congress
Birthday party for Herbert Fulger with friends and gifts
Herbert Fulger invited 14 young friends to celebrate his seventh birthday with games and a Valentine themed party. Gloria Ann Brinzley and others won prizes while a large birthday cake and gifts accompanied the festivities. guests included Dickie Phillips, Rosemary Novak, and Jackie Trumbull among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fulger
Gloria Ann Brinzley
Stanley Olmsted
Junior West
Lois Reese
Jackie Trumbull
Jean Post
Rita Rose West
Herbert
Valentine
Dickie Phillips
Rosemary Novak
Billy West
Lois Jean Ryan
Marcella Novak
Geraldine Novak
Men of Hamilton PTA Elect Offices At Meet in Schoolhouse
Hamilton PTA meeting last night in the schoolhouse elected husbands to fill wives’ offices. Paul Wainwright sang several songs before Deane Burns spoke on The Three C’s reinterpreted as Clay China and Children. The association voted to send President Mrs. C Corkin and Vice President Mrs. Neubiser to the Mansfield district conference January 23. Men served a refreshment course after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Wainwright
Deane Burns
C. Corkin
Neubiser
Hamilton P. T. A
Mansfield
Division C Meets Mrs Findlay Hostess for Luncheon
Mrs Findlay welcomed fifteen Division C Church of Christ members yesterday assisted by Mrs James Smith. They held a noon three luncheon followed by devotional, business plans, committee reports, and a social hour. Mrs Addie Schuster of George Street to host February 20.
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S. N. Findlay
Church of Christ
James Smith
Addie Schuster
George Street
Miss Struck Hosts Tau Kappa Beta Bridge Evening
Miss Billy Struck acted as hostess at her Columbus Street home for Tau Kappa Beta Sorority. Two tables were in play as Helen Snyder and Rosetta Dyer won tall pink tapers and a floral mirror centerpiece for the salad course. In two weeks Mary Louise Duffy will host at her Middle Avenue residence.
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Miss Billy Struck
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Columbus Street
Helen Snyder
Rosetta Dyer
Mary Louise Duffy
Middle Avenue
Scout Committee Meeting Plans January 21 at Hannaford Home
A Girl Scouts committee met informally at Mrs. A. M Hannaford's Fifth Street home to discuss future activities. A regular meeting is set for Tuesday January 21 at Mrs. Hannaford's residence. The text notes the Light oil engine enabled the automobile and airplane.
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A. M Hannaford
Fifth Street
Doctors Harris and Davis Join Lorain County Medical Society
Drs Leonard W Harris and William Davis of Elymna were admitted to membership as 41 members met at the Green Lantern Tuesday. Auditing and by law revision reports were read and accepted. Dr Robert Stack Lorain delivered a talk on Goiter. Next meeting February 11 features Dr J A Myers of the University of Minnesota on The Diagnosis and Treatment of Tuberculosis with talks in Lorain and Elyria for county teachers and the public.
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Leonard W. Harris
William Davis
Elymna
Lorain County
Lorain
J. A. Myers
University of Minnesota Medical School
Elyria
Just Eight of Us Club Welcomes Alma Sawyers at Meet
The Just Eight of Us club met at Miss Anne Kochis's home last night. Alma Sawyers joined as a new member. After a brief business session, games awarded prizes to Miss Helen George and Mrs Alma Sawyers. Lunch was served. Next meeting set for Miss Florence Marsh’s home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kochis
Alma Sawyers
Helen George
Florence Marsh
Lorain
Sorority Elects Officers for Coming Year
Miss Ruth Barton entertained Phi Kappa sorority members last evening to elect officers for the next year. Results: president Miss Marge Paskvan. secretary and treasurer Miss Rosalyn Gorshi. All but two members present. Miss Hines ill. Prizes went to Miss Marge Krugman and Helen Mashinsky after bridge. Lunch served at late hour.
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Ruth Barton
Phi Kappa Sorority
Marge Paskvan
Rosalyn Gorshi
Miss Hines
Marge Krugman
Helen Mashinsky
Aileen Williams Hosts H Time Club Meeting
Aileen Williams of 1140 Ninth Street Lorain hosted members of the H Time club. After a brief business session, bridge was played with first prize to Mrs Paul Shade and second to Mrs Charles Beaver. Blue and silver decor carried through the event with a silver ship centerpiece. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Kaiser’s home, 224 Erie Street, in two weeks.
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Aileen Williams
Ninth Street
Lorain
H.time Club
Paul Shade
Charles Beaver
George Kaiser
Erie Street
Hostess Leads Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority Meeting
Hostess to Sorority Miss Ann Meeks presided at her Fast avenue home for an Alpha Delta Alpha gathering with nine members and a guest. Betty Ryan and Genevieve Gariss were named the initiation committee for the next meeting. Anagrams provided entertainment. Marion Barnes won first prize, Betty Ryan was consolation. Betty Moehle to entertain A D A members on Tuesday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Meeks
Alpha Delta Alpha
Fast Avenue
Betty Ryan
Genevieve Gariss
Marion Barnes
Betty Moehle
Plan Tureen Supper In H G S Club Meeting
The H G S club met with Carolyn Malick on Cambridge Avenue and decided to host a tureen supper at the next regular meeting. Hearts was the evening's diversion with prizes to Mabel Smith first and Kay McKee consolation. A luncheon followed served by hostess Mrs Monse and sister with roses and yellow chrysanthemums as a centerpiece. The next regular gathering will be at Miss Mabel Smiths home 404 Prospect Street on February 6.
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Carolyn Malick
Cambridge Avenue
Mabel Smith
Kay McKee
Monse
Prospect Street
Silver Tea Hosts Bring Church Group Together
Sponsor Silver Tea hosted by Mrs Arthur Bauer and Mrs Warren Wright at Spruce Street home for Division D of Second Congregational Church. Twenty six members and guests attended with Bruce providing entertainment. New members Carrie Miller Louise Leslie and Mildred Benton were welcomed at the Women’s Benefit Association meeting. Members planned a February 7 Lorain play during open joint installation of Wellington Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauer
Warren Wright
Spruce Street
Division D
Second Congregational Church
Bruce
J. E. Aschenbach
Do. Lo Martin
Carrie Miller
Louise Leslie
Mildred Benton
Women's Benefit Association
Lorain
Wellington
Elyria
Gay Debs Club Meeting At Loretta Downs Home
The Gay Debs met at Loretta Downs’s home last evening with members and two guests Evelyn Novak and Annabelle Polinski. They told jokes played cootie or cootle, awarded prizes to Kate Stannon and Rose Downs, and shared a luncheon. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Kate Stantion’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Loretta Downs
Evelyn Novak
Annabelle Polinski
Kate Stannon
Rose Downs
Kate Stantion
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Ohio House
Rigbee Supply
Coats
Apa
O'Coats
Righees Credit Clothiers
Crerpesiye
Scout Committee
the China Shop
Broad St
Grant
Norwood
Orn
Neutra
Libby
Bliss Coffee
Broad Street
Marge Pashvan
Rose Fazekas
Silver Tea
Gay Debs
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