235 Industrial Claims In Lorain County In December
Lorain County reported 235 industrial claims in December with one fatality and one permanent disability. The division of safety and hygiene noted 180 medical claims, 22 cases with more than seven days lost time, and 31 with seven days or less. Total time lost reached 7 071 days. Nationally 65 fatal claims were filed, a drop of 18 from November, while total accidents reached 14 226, slightly up from November. Four permanent total disablement claims were reported, three from broken backs and one from loss of both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Kearns
Ohio
Felon Praises Prison For Medical Care
Nick Pasko, jailed in Indiana for arson, told the Michigan City parole board he favors staying in prison. He entered prison years ago with disabled arms and hands from a fire, but said he is now well, ready to work, and would accept either parole or continued confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Nick Pasko
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Pasko
Nick
Parole Board
Wellington Church Services and Schedules
Wellington brief lists church activities for Sunday January 18 with First Baptist details including Bible school at 9 40 morning worship at 10 45 and a series sermon The Bible Its Divine Revelations Junior and Senior B Y P U at 6 15 p m evening message at 7 30 on Did Daniel Know How the Present Worlds Would End Church of Christ Bible School 9 30 E R Peck Christian Endeavor at 6 30 evening service 7 30 St Patrick s Catholic Rev Wm T Moran masses at 8 and 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
First Baptist
J. H. Green
Russell Edwards
Daniel
Church of Christ—Bible School
Orrin B. Miller
Christian Endeavor
E. R. Peck
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Wm. T. Moran
Wellington Garden Club Re-elects Officers at Meeting
Wellington Garden Club held a Thursday meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abram's home on South Main. Dorothy Hughes was named president with Mrs. Ben Abram as vice president, Mrs. Josephine Outridge as secretary, and Edith Robinson as treasurer. Committees were named for exhibition civic and program duties with local members assisting. Edward Wells spoke on the early history of Wellington. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Garden Club
Ben Abram
South Main Street
Dorothy Hughes
Josephine Outridge
Edith Robinson
Daise Wadsworth
Elizabeth Palmer
Irving Dunford
Everett L. Barrick
Jessie Wright
A. RB. Southard
Guy E. Wells
Keith Andrews
H. B. Couch
James West
Edward Wells
Wellington
Mrs Stevick Hosts M E Aid Society Meeting
Mrs D B Stevick hosted the M E Aid Society at her South Main home Thursday afternoon. Mrs A B Southard led devotionals and Mrs Daniel Shepard, society president, led the business. The group reported about 88 from the Christmas bazaar and over 100 from the Draft Horse Association banquet in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Stevick
M. E. Aid Society
South Main Street
A. B. Southard
Daniel Shepard
Dinner service applauded by association ladies
Shepard thanked all the ladies who helped in serving the dinner for the association. The program was in charge of Mrs. D. G. Swanger. Mrs. David Arnold and Mrs. Roy McCormick presented ten little tots of the musical kindergarten school. Teddy Jonesy and Warren Williamson played banjo and guitar duets. Mrs. Lena Dibble, Mrs. W. E. Clara and Mrs. J. T. Duff assisted in serving refreshments.
Plans for Public Installations in Lorain
Members of the Woman's Benefit Association met at the Grange hall for a regular session. Lorain county deputy Mrs Helen Sawyer and Elyria Benefit Association financial secretary Mrs Metcalf discussed plans for a public installation in Lorain on February 7. Entertainment came from Mrs Charles Church and her Sunnysiders Orchestra. Cards and prizes followed, with oysters served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Helen Sawyer
Lorain County
Metcalf
Elyria
Death of Mrs. E. B. Perry in Palms Station Los Angeles
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. E B Perry 3772 Grandview Blvd Palms Station Los Angeles California formerly Miss Estelle Stannard daughter of Mr and Mrs Ar Stannard She was a Wellington High School graduate and long a type setter for the Wellington Enterprise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Perry
Grandview Blvd
Palms Station
Los Angeles
Calif
Perry
Estelle Stannard
Here
Ar) Stannard
Wellington High School
Wellington Enterprise
Wellington area health and social notes update
Ills and recoveries fill a Wellington column with many names. Eva Chapman, Virginia Botsford, George Bassett, Ray Coates, Myron Ensign, Perry Knapp, and others are listed as ill, recovering, or hospitalized. Social updates include visits, hospitality at the England hotel, lodge officers installed, and multiple family and friends visiting from nearby towns.
Penfield Letter Reveals Local Social Movements
Mrs Charles Sheldon hosts Mete Note club at her Penfield home while she returns from Midland Michigan visit with daughter Mrs Carl Branson and family. Harry B Couch attends stockholders meetings of National City Bank and Central United Bank in Cleveland this week. C A Gott bedridden at his Herrick Avenue East home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mete
Penfield
Charles Sheldon
Carl Branson
Midland
Mich
Harry B. Couch
Cleveland
National City Bank
Central United Bank
C. A. Gott
Herrick Avenue
Lake Avenue Birthday Party Held for Rehard Miller
On Lake Avenue January 18 a group of nineteen friends visited Rehard Miller to surprise him for his birthday. Games were played and refreshments served by hostess Mrs R H Miller. Guests presented Richard with many gifts as they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Rehard Miller
R. H. Miller
Richard
Regular Services At Lake Avenue Church
Regular services will be held at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday morning conducted by Reverend Peck. Sunday school is at 9 30 with church services at 10 43. Services are held each Sunday in the school auditorium. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Peck
Woman's Association Meeting At Mrs Gill Home
The Woman's Association of the church holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Gill's home on Wednesday afternoon January 22. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
Lake Avenue Community Church
Croskey and Leonard Return Home After Hillbuck Stay
Mrs E F Croskey and Mr and Mrs Charles Leonard have returned home after spending several days with relatives in Hillbuck Ohio McCrays orchestra met for practice at the home of Richard and Clyde Miller Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Croskey
Charles Leonard
Hillbuck
Ohio
McCray
Richard and
Clyde Miller
Miller
Local Social Notes From Birmingham Start of Week
Birmingham residents report a week of family visits and travel. Mrs. Albert Schneider of Amherst spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Abe Wood while Eldred Jarret and son Keith returned from two months in California. Mrs. Jerome Jogan and her sons Eddie and Allie visited her mother Mrs. Marion Bates, and Miss Wilma Davidson came home after a short stay with friends in Ely. Mrs. L. A. Andrews, previously ill, is now able to sit up again. Mr. Walter Snellenberger spent additional time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Albert Schneider
Amherst
Abe Wood
Eldred Jarret
Keith
California
Jerome Jogan
Eddie
Aillie
Marion Bates
Wilma Davidson
Elyria
L. A. Andrews
Walter Snellenberger
Amherst Delivery Service Ad by Central Book Store
Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street offers delivery service through Central Book Store with contact numbers 3823 and 5524 for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Legioners of Amherst Club Meet in Regular Session
Elmer Johnson Post No. 118 of the American Legion held a Friday meeting in the club rooms. The 55 member quota was reached with one spare, and a January 30 early bird party for legion and auxiliary was announced at the parochial school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Clearview
George Schroeder
Clyde Donnelly
Parker
South Amherst
Senior Hi chapel program features 1936 stage revue of dance and acts
Friday morning senior high program presented a 1936 stage revue by the senior orchestra. The half hour show mixed modern dance rhythms with acts including vocal solos by Donna Pumphrey and Eve lyn Izold, readings by Marjorie Brill, and performances of songs such as You are My Lucky Star and Frankie and Johnnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Chapel Prostram
Donna Pumphrey
Frankie
Johnnie
Henry Sharp, Jr
Stardust
Evelyn Izold
Clarence Gerber
Joe Abraham
Treasure Island
Herbert van Reuver
Ennie Mennie
Burton Jenne
Reading
Marjorie Brill
Alma Masters
Ervin Maxwell
Herbert VanKeuren
Robert Hall
Hostess to W. A. A. Mrs. Sablers Hosts Benefit Group
Mrs Charles Sablers on West street welcomed Woman's Benefit Association members for an evening of routine business followed by a social hour with dominoes. First honors went to Mrs H A Monger, consolation to Miss Ella Jaeger, and a special prize to Mrs Ben Nickel. Refreshments were served to a list of members, with the next meeting set for Mrs H A Monger's home on February 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sablers
West Street
Woman’s Benefit Association
H. A. Monger
Ella Jaeger
Ben Nickel
Gust Torne
A. H. Fullmer
Adam Schroeder
L. Roemer
South Main Street
Bridge party hosts Circle one at Mrs Deiss home
Mrs. George Deiss hosted Circle One of the Congregational church at her Tenney Avenue residence Friday. Three tables played bridge with E. E. Foster winning high score, J. H. Scibley taking second, and James Nicholl earning third. next gathering is February 21 at Mrs. George Frank’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deiss
Tenney Avenue
Congregational
E. E. Foster
J. H. Scibley
James Nicholl
George Frank
Main Street
Lorain Lutheran Men's Society Holds Winter Meeting
The Lorain county Lutheran Men's Society met at St. Pauls Lutheran church parlors on Friday evening with representatives from St. Johns Elyria St. Pauls Amherst and Zion Lorain. A business session was followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lutheran Men’s Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
Elyria
St. Paul’s Amherst
Zion
Lorain
Junior Walther League Meeting at St Paul Lutheran
The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church met in church parlors Friday evening. After routine business several games and contests were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League of
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at West Ridge
Mrs. Sherman Mason hosts the West Ridge Ladies' Aid on a Wednesday afternoon with vice president Mrs. Harry Lauer presiding. Minutes and treasurer's report read. cards of thanks offered by Vreeland, Minnich, and Williams families. Education program notes from East Lorain WCTU and speaker Mrs. Helen Green of Cleveland. Refreshments served to members and guests as Marguerite Mason and Mary Hahn plan the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Sherman Mason
Ladies’ Aid Society
Williams
Harry Lauer
America
David Vreeland
Ollie Minnich
C. N. Williams
East Lorain
M. E
Lorain
Helen Green
Cleveland
Caroline Briggs
Marguerite Mason
Mary Hahn
Joe Briggs
Phyllis
Milton Babcock
Marian
I. F. Eldred
Ardith
Robert Silver
Lucretia Decker
J. H. Penfound
Merle Penfound
C. C. Strickler
H. Hillier
R. W. Richards
Beryl Snyder
Carolyn and
Dale
Frank Dushencke
la Grange
Alice Bird Demonstration On Buying Readymade Dresses
Miss Alice Bird will give a demonstration on the buying of ready made dresses at the home of Mrs. Harry Lauer next Wednesday afternoon January 2nd at 2 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all women interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
Harry Lauer
Circle meeting attended by Mrs Drusendahl in Kent
Mrs H H Drusendahl attended a Circle meeting in Kent on Wednesday. The event was sponsored by Circles of the First Methodist Church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Drusendahl
Kent
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Methodist pastor to lead service at Elyria Home for the Aged
Rev B H Ryan of the local church will conduct a 3 p m Sunday service at the Home for the Aged in Elyria with special musical selections featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Ryan
Methodist
Home For the
Elyria
Local W C T U Meeting Postponed in January
The W C T U meeting originally set for Thursday evening January 2nd was rescheduled to Friday evening January 24th. It will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl with Mrs EB C Shubert serving as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. T U
H. H. Drusendahl
EB. C. Shubert
Prayer meeting at Foursquare Church held tonight
The men’s prayer gathering of the Foursquare church meets tonight at the home of H. A. Williams on Shupe Avenue. All men interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Foursquare Church
H. A. Williams
Shupe Avenue
Sewing Club Hosts Nine Members and Guests
Wednesday afternoon with his family. Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer visited her daughter, Mrs. Joe Bickle of La Grange Tuesday. The Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer Thursday afternoon with nine members present and two visitors, Miss Waye and Mrs. Ferris of Sandusky, at 4:30. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Wilma Davidson was the guest of Miss Allene Yates of Florence Thursday. The Ladies Card Club met at the home of Mrs. Balash Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffen were in Cleveland on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
A. K. Baird
B. Storrow
Wellington
Donald Shays
Harry Shays
Clarksfield
EB. H. Butson
Roy Moore
Roy Greene
Clarence Nestor
Norwalk
Raymond Pickworth
Hartland
Charles Seeley
A. B. McConnell
Will McConnell
Pittsfield
D. J. Mohrman
Henry Ober
Ed Ober
Virgie
Camden
M. T. Rolfe
Howard Jordan
Rocky River
Edwin FE. Edwards
Ruth
Marjorie
Edwards
B. Myers
Kamms' Corners
C. D. Murray
William Sojeba
Cleveland
M. E. Merrill
Melvin
H. E. Cobb
North Fairfield
E. Earl Davidson
Mills
Robert Lampen
Charles H. Lampen
M. I. Merrill
E. J. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Methodist Church
Wade Knapp
Roches
Woman's Foreign Missionry Society
C. O. ‘Oss
Rena Heifner
Bill” Hales
Mich
Vern Hales
Herbert Twaddle
Wakeman
Fred Justica
Jessie Berkmeyer
Joe Bickle
la Grange
Sewing Club
Miss Waye
Ferris
Sandusky
Wilma Davidson
Allene Yates
Florence
Ladies Card Club
Balash
Frank Griffen
Discharges: Mrs Merle Hayes and Baby Girl
Mrs Merle Hayes and her newborn daughter are discharged from the hospital on South Main Street amid a quiet, orderly release. Family awaiting at home plans to welcome the infant with a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hayes
South Main Street
Grange Meeting Draws 133 Members Across Towns
A recent gathering showcased 133 Grange members with feasting of sandwiches coffee pickles and cookies. Attendees included delegates from Belden Ridgeville Carlisle Wellington Eaton Oberlin LaGrange and Penfield.
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Grange
Rbelden
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Wellington
Eaton
Oberlin
la Grange
Penfield
Local visits and club meeting noted in northeast Ohio
Ert Eglin and Charlie Pelton visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burrington at North Olmsted and Berea Airport on Sunday. The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club will meet January 22 with Mrs. Ray Shaw. Dr. John Craddock and his father visited Stanley Sooy recently. Mr. and Mrs. Welsh spent Tuesday in Ashland. Students wrap up the first semester with mid year examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Eglin
Charlie Pelton
Wayne Burrington
North Olmsted
Berea Air Port
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Ray Shaw
John Craddock
M. EK
Craddock
Stanley Sooy’s
Welsh
Ashland
Howard Stephen and son attend aunt's funeral
Howard Stephen and his son William attended the funeral of Mrs. Captain John Moxon in East Cleveland. The service took place at Wade Memorial Chapel and she was laid to rest at Lakeview Cemetery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stephen
William
Stephen
Captain John Moxon
East Cleveland
Wade Memorial Chapel
Lakeview Cemetery
Penfield Grange hosts traveling Bible contest eve
A Penfield Grange meeting featured Lorain county’s traveling Bible contest. Eaton Grange members presented the program with Milton Hill on music and Evelyn Leach plus Mrs. Eiva Durkee performing. Lena Munn received a piano solo as part of a lively program including a photo album reading. The event concluded with a landscaping piece by Theodore Carpenter and a traveling Bible presentation by Rev. Stoenvenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Lorain County
Eaton Grange
Milton Hill
Evelyn Leach
Eiva Durkee
Lena Munns
Theodore Carpenter
Stoenvenson
B. A. Munn
Elva Durkee
Philip Bobel
Penfield Grange
Juvenile Grange Meeting and Community Notices
Members of the Juvenile Grange held a meeting on Wednesday evening with a large attendance and Mrs. C. E. Dickason named worthy matron. On Tuesday January 21 Penfield Grangers will transport the traveling Bible to Columbia. Mrs. E. W. Kleinhans led lunch service for over eighty school pupils on Wednesday with several named organizers. Easley Devin Elyria spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman of Medina visited A. B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Van Valkenburg of Cleveland visited P. E. Van Valkenburg and Fred Rollin with their children. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eglin of Rob was also mentioned in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dickason
Penfield Grangers
Columbia
E. W. Kleinhans
Bradstock
Perry
Pelton
Myrtle Gregg
Easley Devin
Elyria
George Coleman
Medina
A. B. Smith’s
Clair van Valkenburg
Cleveland
P. E. van Valkenburg
Fred Rollin
J. B. Eglin
Rob
Community program for families entertains and educates
A group organized a family oriented event featuring a well rounded program. Attendees and their relatives enjoyed a series of educational demonstrations and engaging activities designed to inform and delight participants.
Oberlin Sisters Meeting Attendees Noted in Local Notices
Mrs H M Tapper and Mpa gene Hall attended the Sisters meeting in Oberlin Thases Mrs R W Richarde of the Oberlin road called on Mrs Bo Pope Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Dushesske of La Grange was the guest of Mrs Mi ton Babcock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Tapper
Mpagene Hall
Oberlin
R. W. Richarde
Oberlin Road
Bo Pope
Frank Dushesske
la Grange
Miton
Carlisle Grange Meeting Changed to Early January Dates
Carlisle Grange announces a change of its regular meeting from Tuesday night January 41st to Monday night January 36th. The shift enables third and fourth degrees to be conferred on new members. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ernest Freeman and Dick Johnston at Frank McDonald funeral in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Ernest Freeman
Dick Johnston
Frank McDonald
Elyria
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Charles Toth
Helen Sebastian
Alex Sebastian
University faculty urged to keep fit in Iowa City
Iowa City articles say the University of Iowa faculty now have five handball courts a squash court and a special gym floor in the fieldhouse for exclusive use. The program was sponsored by Ossie Solem the football coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Local merchant uses pennies to pay taxes weekly
Stratford Ontario reports a merchant who invites a tax collector to his shop each week to collect loose pennies. The pennies are applied against his tax bill and in seven months he has paid 938 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Ont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Felon
Charles Court
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Garden Club
Puritan
R. J. Fortney
Eva Chapman
Prospect Street
Harry S. Bennett
Walter Holland
W. B. Lybrandt
Virginia Botsford
Corey
Paul Nichols
Myron Ensign
George Bassett
Allen Hospital
Ray Coates
Sorosis
Sorosis Club
Ora Ebersole
England
Old Fellows
Noble Grand
W. H. Sponseller
Ll. A. Baumgardier
Warden Rogers
Patterson
Lodi
Perry Knapp
Robert Clifford
Frank Warren
Grant Aldrich
Floyd Clodwick
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Amherst, Ohio
Woman’s Association
Walther League
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Men's Prayer Meeting
NUWS
Ditner
Dreamland Theatre
Sibley & Sprague
the Porsch Lumber and Coal Co
OLD King
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Toyland
Mystic
Merry Toyland
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