Richard Upton to Lead in Mock Trial Roles
Elyria resident Richard Upton has been chosen to play Robert Wilson in the Mock Trial with performances on January 25 at United Presbyterian Church and January 26 at Second Congregational Church. Howard Butler and Mayor VanOoster will serve as judges. Mrs. S. H. Strickler announced. About 26 local characters will participate.
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Richard Upton
Elyria
Second Congregational Sunday School
Robert Wilson
United Presbyterian Church
Second Congregational Church
Howard Butler
Vanoqoster
H. Strickler
Moon Knowledge Surpasses Early World Discoveries
A reflective line notes modern lunar understanding exceeds ancient explorers’ grasp of certain regions on Earth, highlighting advances in science and exploration over time.
Seiberling Aids World War Veterans Hospitalization
Congressman Francis Seiberling sent a telegram to Edward Herzog, urging aid for veterans needing hospitalization. He asked for names and claim numbers of veterans whose hospitalization is not secured and who require urgent treatment, promising to help locate beds.
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American Legion
Edward Herzog
Francis Seiberling
Hler
Local Social Happenings in Columbia Area
Sirs Walter Folley of Brunswick visited Mrs. Ernest Reisinger on Thursday. Mrs H C Hunter returned from Fairport after two weeks. Mr and Mrs Dan Sallabeck of Cleveland called on John Klingman couple. O J Carpenter who went to Florida has returned. a Tennessee road accident left a car overturned and burning though no serious injuries reported as battery acid burned clothing and face.
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Columbia
Walter Folley
Brunswick
Ernest Reisinger
H.C. Hunter
Fairport
Dan Sallabeck
Cleveland
John Klingman
O. J. Carpenter
Florida
Tennessee
Notable Community Meeting Teased By Local Society
The Ladies Aid Society plans a gathering with Mrs. Warren Ives on Wednesday January 20 inviting all to a potluck. Attendees are encouraged to attend the upcoming Parent-Teachers meeting to hear Dr. Gary T. Myers, described as well worth hearing.
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Senger
Ladies’ Aid Society
Warren Ives
Gary T. Myers
Columbia Farmers' Institute Delights With Music and Plays
The Columbia Farmers Institute featured strong speakers and music, with daily community dinners and a final evening play that drew a crowd. Net proceeds totaled about 104 dollars, expenses 47.96 leaving roughly 56 dollars profit for the Baptist Sunday School. The program included plays Henry's Mail Order Wife and Their First Quarrel, plus recitals by Mrs LoLita Wimpenny and Miss Mabel Rice. The High School orchestra under Mr Crow and the Junior class present Burgette the Magician at the town hall Wednesday.
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Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Baptist Sunday School
Henry
Abe Smithers
Wm. Ingersoll
Henry Gubbins
Harry Stinehcomb
Jim Jones
Julian Perkins
Tucker
Guy Garwood
Becky Simpson
Dorothy Walker
Carl Stephens
Roy Putt
Lolita Wimpenny
Mr. Crow
Mabel Rice
School Concert Cast Missing From Evening Program
The program for Talk School Days of Yore by Mrs. Hannah Longbow and music by Mrs. Hattie Snell was disrupted as vocal duet members Mrs. Cora King Mrs. Emma Dair and Mrs. Cora Mills could not attend leaving several performances unregistered.
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Hannah Longbow
Hattie Snell
Church Night supper at Methodist set for January 22
The Methodist Church will hold a roast beef Church Night supper on Friday evening January 22. Tickets priced thirty five and twenty five cents. Several local residents are mentioned with social visits and meetings planned at the Y M C A Building Elyria on January 20 and town hall January 26 to discuss nutrition and meal planning. A newborn son born January 10 to Mr and Mrs J Denzil Bush. illness and care concerns follow for relatives of Harris Fortune and Mrs Fred Ohmes. Max Yitchcork sustained a severe hand wound while cranking a car.
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Methodist Church
Lois Morlock
B. B. Hathaway
Berea
P. T. Hathaway
John Klingman
Elyria
Town Hall
Farm Bureau and
Home _ Economics Cent
J. Denzil Bush
Harris Fortune
Fred Ohmes
Max Yitchcork
Mayor Johnson to showcase hunting reels at town hall
Parma mayor will show several reels of big game hunting pictures at the town hall on Saturday evening January 2. The three hour program, free to the public, is sponsored by the Columbia Game Club and invites all to attend.
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Mayor Johnson
Parma
Columbia Game Club
Waiter Stabbed Over Tip at Meadows Club
In Fairfax California Carl Allen a Meadows Country Club waiter was fatally stabbed by Tom Bergeron a locker man after a dispute over tips. Bergeron faces trial for alleged murder in the case.
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Fairfax
Cal
Carl Allen
Exclusive Meadows Country Club
Tom Bergeron
Allen
World grain glut hits continents from America to Australasia
The agricultural nations across America Europe and Australasia face widespread grain over production amid falling prices and mounting surpluses impacting farmers and markets worldwide.
Kiwanis to Hear Clevelander on Estate Planning
Elyria Kiwanis Club invites Earle W Brailey of Cleveland to speak at noon Thursday at the Newell hotel on estate yield, trust agreements, and life insurance settlements. The talk titled Peace of Mind aims to aid heirs and conservation efforts, with attendees from Rotary Lions banks and insurance firms welcome.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Earle W.brailey
Cleveland
Mr. Brailey
Brailey
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Fife Insurance
Newell Hotel
Old New Hampshire Home play to aid Farmers Institute
Chatham January community notices show a benefit theater event at the school auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm for the Farmers Institute. The Grange orchestra will provide music. Local families and residents are noted visiting and socializing around town activities. A wood bee near Pawnee supported the Reformed church with 17 men cutting wood. Little Delbert Packard suffered a leg injury last week. Swastika club election results conclude the list of local happenings.
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Clara Allis
Howard Albert
Lodi
J. H. Hange
Wayne
John Mantz
McQuate Farm
Pawnee
Reformed Church
Hange
Prospect Hall
Nellie Jones
Corinne Bachtell
Lafayette
Swastika Club
Medina
Lois Fusselman
Zemooz Zemo Skin Remedy Claims Clear Complexions
Supposedly swift relief from pimples rashes and blemishes after using soothing antiseptic ZEMO. It has offered twenty years of itching relief and clearing irritations, with prices 35c 60c 1.00 and extra strength 1.25.
Chatham and Spencer Granges Install Officers at Meeting
Chatham Grange met with Spencer Grange members in regular session. Ernest Clapp conducted the installation of officers for both groups. Attendees included John Kelser, William Peebles, Grace Peebles, and guests Mr. and Mrs. John Yost. A picnic supper followed. Chatham high school beat Seville 35 to 29 while the second team lost. Next games host Homer on Friday January 2.
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Chatham Grange
Sesson
Spencer Grange
Ernest Clapp
Howard Albert
Lodi
Elizabeth Kelser
Montville
Josephine Clapp
Lois Fusselman
John Kelser
William Peebles
Hinc
Court House Transfer Sparks Rockefeller Restoration Plan
Williamsburg Virginia officials transfer ownership of the 1770 court house to Williamsburg Holding Corporation in exchange for a new $150,000 courthouse. The old building will be restored as a public library by the Rockefeller restoration group.
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Williamsburg
City Council
James County Board of Supervisors
Old Court House
Williamsburg Holding Corporation
Rockefeller Restoration Organization
Court House
Antelopes Ravage Fiel ds Square Bte Mont
Antelopes raid a field near Square B''tte in Montana as farmers report growing livestock losses. Local authorities investigate the incident and urge residents to secure enclosures and report further sightings of the animals.
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Mont
Antelope Herd Causes Burden for State Officials
A local antelope herd near here has grown to about 700 to 1,000 animals and is feeding in wheat and hay fields causing notable damage. Separate data from the Bureau of Vital Statistics shows Pennsylvania tuberculosis deaths fell about 60 percent since 1918 from 13,000 to roughly 5,000 in 1935.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Pennsylvania T B Show Drops Tuberculosis Trend
Harrisburg reports a downward trend in tuberculosis cases as health officials note improved public health efforts in the state capital and surrounding counties.
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Harrisburg
Anti Profanity League Claims 36000 Plus Members
The Anti Profanity League based in Ware Masa reports a membership exceeding 36 000, signaling broad support for its public decency campaign across communities.
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Ware
Masa
Pape's Cold Compound Advertises Quick Relief
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a three in one remedy. It claims to ease nasal irritation and discharge, promote perspiration to reduce feverish weakness, and cleanse the system by removing germs and wastes. It urges readers to buy at drug stores for 3J 5c.
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Pape
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