Society Notes Highlight Oc Tome Club Activities and DeMolay Installations
Miss Alberta Adams hosts Oc Tome Club meeting on Cleveland Street with secret sisters draws. Officers elected Dorothy Turner president Alberta Adams vice president Norma Schulte secretary and Mrs Edward Singmin treasurer. Plans for parties discussed including February 6 Voilempine party at Mrs Rutgmyrts 144 Clark Street. DeMolay open installations for newly elected officers at eight tonight. Richard Baumhardt to succeed Roger Kuhn as Master Councilor. Jack Eltons Orchestra to play. Mary Martha Class at St Pauls Church held reading and hearts games. Mrs Anderson presided. Reid Comraderie Club hosted by Maria Dever with bridge. Rose Padles to entertain in two weeks. Lunch set, blue and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Adams
Cleveland Street
Vrs Rtugmuyt
Clark Street
David J Nye
Order of DeMolay
Richard Baumhard
Roger Kuhn
Waster Counelay
Jack Eltons
Mary Martha
Pauls Church
Ernst Irian
Ha + Anderson
Hearts
Anderson
Sibert Wackerfuss
Reid
Maria Dever
Fourth Street
Joseph Padles
Betty Seneibel
East Month Street
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Plan Roller Skating Party
Troop II of the Girl Scouts opened a meeting at the Armory on Toird Street after noon. Leaders Mrs Rehaime organized groups to work on cook and community life badges and plans for a roller skating party followed by a supper. Meeting concluded with Goodnight and Taps.
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Gil Scouts
Mo 2
Almory
Toird Street
Irs Lebers
Rehaime
Armory
Goodnight C Cie
Taps
Welfare Committee Interv ies Oberlin Health Official
The Welfare Committee of the Oberlin League of Women Voters interviewed Lorain health official Dr. Fowler about sanitation food protection and water supply. He outlined state rather than local control and noted Oberlin’s early water treatment and lack of typhoid cases linked to the local supply. The group plans to continue in February to discuss milk safety and public health approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Obelin League of Womens Voters
Mery W HO McPherson
RP Fowler
Logan County Health Department
Health Department
Mir Fowler
Fowler
Pasteur Fru
Obedin
United States
Lorain
Ohio
Oberl
Les
Fee Department
Food Food
Department of Ag
League of Women Voters
Orig
League
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Note Sparse Entries
Readable fragments show patient admissions and discharges in Wisconsin and nearby areas. Names include Magdaret Boalee Noraath Deon Ickes and Agnes Bernedne Bova Hinmandssue with addresses in Wis and nearby states. Another entry notes a baby girl born March 12 and a boy born later with listed guardians and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissions
Magdaret Boalee
Noraath Deon
Ickes Bradner
Ohio
Misc
Alpha Austin
Dannerstreet
Theotore Jensen
Fouth
Griffon
Agnes
la Grang
Carl Birion
Glexd Handley
Bellefeld Avenue
Midiid Dintiy
Sreet
van Vetere
Takewood
Fred Haighes Giif
V F W Post 1079 Plans For 1940 Activities
Elyria VFW Post 1079 reviewed holiday activities and set plans for 1940. Reports covered Christmas baskets and the Junior Order party. A Marion midwinter conference January 20 21 was endorsed with urged attendance for veteran legislation action. An open meeting was planned for February with speakers to promote 100 percent veteran unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
David Beattie
Walter Hull
Order of the Vfw
Beattie
J P Mulroy
D Robson
Marion
Ohio
Congress
Carl French
Junior
Pri
Mulroy
Thomas Michals
Vfwioas
Hello America
Maine
Havana Harbor
VFW
Viandays
Warion
Sheffield Book Truck Visits Townsens Thursday
The Lorain County Library book truck stops at Townsense store on Detroit Road from 3:30 to 4 PM Thursday January 18 offering about 2000 free books to village readers. Titles include Hitler’s Mein Kampf and Grapes of Wrath, with unread requests to be supplied by the librarian from Lorain Public Library. Stops rotate to Brookside school and serve parochial schools as long as demand lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shefeifld
Lorain County Library
Townsens
Detroit Road
Eic
Adolph Hitler
Wein
John Gunther Hest
Steinberg
Douglas
Yearbook of Agriculture
Lorain
Brookside School
Sheffield
Miners Union To Consider 1000 Resolutions
In Columbus January 17 the resolutions committee of the United Mine Workers of America will review 1000 resolutions ahead of the Sixty Jubilee convention. John Owens, president of the Ohio Mine Workers Organization, chairs the Congress of Industrial Organizations group and says all resolutions will be cleared before collection. Pat Fagan of Pittsburgh leads the committee. Phillip Murray and Thomas Kenned are to arrive Friday. John S. Lewis will travel to Washington. The United Mine Workers Union formed in Columbus on January 23, 1890 with delegates from Knights of Labor and the National Progressive Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Liuited Vane Workers of America
Siions
John Owens
Oho Mine Workers Organization
Congress of Industal Organization
Oba
Beig
Pat Fagan
Pittsburgh
Phillip Murray Umwa
Thomas Kenneds
John S. Lewis
Owens
Washington
Vine Workers Union
Hy Kkmights
National Progressive Union
Trustees to hear state officials at annual convention
Lea Tertell Faton township clerk and secretary of the Lorain County Township Trustee and Clerks Association has been appointed to the Resolutions committees of the state association by Thomas president of the state association. The committee will meet during the association's annual convention on the 25 26 and 27th of this month. Trustees and clerks will hear addresses by Governor John Bricker State Auditor Joseph Ferguson Highway Director Robert Beightler Fire Marshal Ray Gui Col Lynn Black Speaker of the House William McCwinneh and Rep P J Dunn per the program.
Amherst Village Council Work Affected By Fire And Hiring
Amherst O Jan 17 The village council held a busy session with Fire Chief A G Stiwald reporting two calls in Brownhelm township and six in Amherst village including five grass fires. A police officer applicant was considered and Mays and White rehired as officers. Rockwood and Einwechter also received votes. An ordinance indexing was approved and rules for police car use were set. John Hollingsworth rehired as street worker. Cemetery trustee William Ehrman appointed for six years. The Mischa Le rsch building rented for a skating rink. Earl Sweet hired as police deputy. a future policewoman appointed. Health inspection proposed for food handlers. Snow and sidewalk cleanup discussed with enforcement and tax bill enforcement. Skating party and PTA and Eastern Star events noted with community activities and meetings planned.
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Amherst O
A G Stiwald
Brownhelm Township
Amherst Township
Amherst Village
Fire and Water Committee
Carl Einwechter
Mays
White Earl Rockwood
Einwechter
Rockwood
White
Smythe the
Michael
John Holligsworth
Atty Walham Miller
Jery Splictor
Smythes
Brownheim Township
Wichael
Reneed
William Ehrman
Earl Sweet
Beaver Court
di McQueen
Tor Smythe
County Board of Health
Boeing
Yretna
Jon
North Main Street
Cit
Church Of Christ Men To Have Dinner Meeting
The Church of Christ hosts its first Winter dinner Friday at 6 30 pm. Oberlin graduate student Justin Hartman speaks on Breveling Through Europe. Findlay chairs the event. All church members and community men may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Justin Hartman
Oberlin
Europe
Mr Hartmen
Flyria
Findlay
Ohioans Sentenced In Federal Court
Ohioans receive jail terms in federal court for migratory bird act violation and other offenses. Clettus F Jolff of Lima. nine months for forging WPA checks. Alpert Schuller of Continental. nine months with $1500 suspended fine. Lawrence E Bergman of Maria Stein. mine months with $500 suspended fine. Carmen Gilbar Ney, a postal clerk, eight months for theft, placed on probation with $100 fine suspended. A fire on 1450 Huron Street caused by an air cleaner falling from a truck, no damage. Fire crews Quad Company No 1 and Engine Company No 3 responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo O Jnil
Jones Fremont
Clettus F Jolff Lima
Alpert Schuller Continental
Lawrence E Bergman Maria Stein
Carmen Gilber Ney
M Taubman
Cleveland
Huron Street
Quad Company
Ara Engine Company No 3
Congregation Sunday School Starts Six Mirrored Meetings
The Congregation al Sunday School began a six part series on the New Testament led by Rev Kuntz inviting all members and friends to attend each Monday evening. The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters pinochle event hosted its second of four games with 13 tables and prizes awarded to Edward Moebius. Last week’s winning trio was Mr and Mrs George Ruth and Chris Arndt. next week will reveal this week’s winning team. The Sisters held a brief meeting and planned a tureen supper at the next gathering to select new secret sisters and reveal those of the past year.
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Lhe
Congregational
Rev Kuntz
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Lues
Edward Moebius
George Ruth
Chris Arndt
Club Elects Officers At Marion Gathering
Miss Jaserhine Orbinski hosted the Marion Club meeting on Tuesday eveningElection of officers selected Frances Reising as president Ruth Macurrison as secretary Agnes Bremen and Dorothy Fuhrman received high honors Lynch was served to 11 members The group will meet in two weeks at Ruth Morrison Pear Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaserhine Orbinski
Elyria Avenue
Marion Club
Frances Reising
Ruth Macurrison
Ards
Agnes Bremen
Dorothy Fuhrman
Lynch
Ruth Morrison
Pearl Street
Scouts Plan Swim Tests and Travel to Amherst
The Boy Scouts met Tuesday evening and arranged to go to Elyrma MCA on Thursday to take first class swimming tests. Automobiles will meet at the Congregational church at 7:15 to depart Wednesday evening for South Amherst to compete with the local troop in contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrma
South Amher
South Amherst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Adams
Mary-Martha
Comraderie Club
News of the Girl Scouts
Welfare Committee
Ray Murray
Margaret Burnham
Lorna Reutener
Mary Jane Hoppe
Roger Cashman
Irs
Virginia Warbler
Robert A Lambert
Ruth Farrand
Jeanette Hope
Edith Carr
Edna Gray
Robert Robertson
Yxusie Sadah
Ruth Porter
Rs Praline Taft
Josephine Broome
Jane Eosterl
James Wilson
Theodore Reeds
Donald Parks
Louise Pinger
Laddie Dunham
Flizabeth Reynold
Vera Dorsay
Mary Weiss Frederic Stuber
Mary Flier
Pontus Fizabeth Tuttle
Florence Morris
Lloyd Meyer Cyrus Hamlin
Drew
S.ryles
Sarah Elen Drew
Fremont Methodist Church
Frederich
Eod “Irs Huthford B Hayes
Gacobs
Sadi White
Wartonwtte
Little Theatre
Tas Allen Armuseum
Milavspraff
Thursda
Gaot
A B Parsons Wis
Li Crature
Oberlin Womens Club
OA Rodgers
Philip Barry
Leaves Fork
New York
L F Taniels
Newark
Rin Chapel
Damiels
American Hymn Society
Briffs
Flizrabeth Double
Canton
Hill South
Cedar Avenue
Hopkins
W G Edwards
Fast College Street
Cuba
Gernins
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
America
Studebaker
American Automobile Association
Studebaker President
Studebakers
Adle Lathtecn
V. F. W. Post
Miners Union
Amherst
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Amherst Council
Hrandts Pass
League of St Peter Evangelical
Frances Sabiers
Edna Mae Lehman
Helen Hollingsworth
Nadine Aldrich
Dorothy Berger
Ear Sabiers
Helen Herbst de
Lois Ehlert
Chester Kabuski Entertainment
Laurabelle Bach
Frances Sabie
Paul Brlas
Evelyn Stark
Marie Telzerow
Helen Berger
Robert Laux
Russell Schroeder
Brownhelm P-T A
Brownhelm Pta
Phyliss Schuster
Frederick Cook
Mildred McGrew
Jean Northeim
Katherine Knetsel
Margaret Brill
Marjorie P.ppert
Imogans
Farmers Institute
Petas
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Eagle Auxiary
Eagle Home
Eagles Circle One
Congregational Church
HJ Shelly Cleveland
Circle Two
Willam Bruce
Lincoln Street
ESN Truck Reef
Pythian News
Firestone
SL Giast
NBC
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
COR
Broad & Cedar
Truck Tire Headquarters
Roe Fay Co
COATS
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