First Step in Getting a Job at The Dunlor Christin Endeavor
Society notes from The Dunlor Christin Endeavor of the Magy Reformed Church recount yesterday’s meeting with Jot Jiupas as reader and prayers led by Mary Q Manery and Adel yan. Next Sunday’s topic will be led by Vilma Varga.
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Magy Reformed Church
Jot Jiupas
Mary Q Manery
Adel Yan
Margaret Varga
Vilma Varga
Zoltan
Aubed of Foreign Missions
Mary Emery
Carl Paloayt
Emma Pemmes
Mary Friesy
Evee
Chatham Plan Special Programs and Local News
Chatham lodge announcements show Frank S Marthon Lodge 663 preparing a February George Washington program and a March play cast under FF Reger. January 22 dinner reservations are requested. Community notices discuss hospital visits, family gatherings and various local social events with several names noted.
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Frank S. Marthon
WB Mom
Maronie
Frank Mr. yWilkox
George Washington
Deane Burns
FF. Reger
The Stevens Family Feeds Millions With Skillful Menu
Henry McLemore lauds the Stevens clan of caterers, famed at tracks and in cities, for their knack in predicting American tastes. He notes their two cooks for hot and cold weather, their reach from Hialeah to Belmont, and their influence on what lunch crowds choose.
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Miami
Fla
Stevens
United States
Henry McLemore
Frank
Joe
Hal
Billy
Harry
Homer
Ross
Churchil Downs
Hialeah
Saratoga
Yankee Stadium
Belmont
Bowie
Pimlicy
Empire
Mr. Frank
Woe
Luish
Jeli
Florida
Massachusetts
Xirly
Bedlam
Matisse
Stanley
McNaught Syndicate
Newt
How To Hold FALSE TEETH Guide
Instructional snippet on securing dentures using FASTEETH powder to prevent slipping. Mentions aids to bite and fit, suggests mouth feel improvements, and references denture care terms in a jumbled ad-like format. No clear dates or organizations.
Red Cross Meet in Spencer School House Wednesday
The Spencer Red Cross plans a meeting at the school house on Wednesday January 21 from ten to twelve providing hand sewing machine sewing and knitting. Attendees may sew at home too.
Local notes from Spencer area community update
Injured man recovering at home after incident and remains partly active. Robert Stroup named tall messenger between Post Office and ACV railroad depot, replacing Howard McCourt. School meeting led by Mian MacGinnis on jowstone National Park. Mary Martin Society to meet at Mt Zion Lutheran on Tuesday eve. K Gannon of Missouri visiting Weidvicks in town. Franklin of Pittsburgh visited the Weidvicks. Max Friand out of school due to illness. Girl Reserves met with Mrs Hazel Neidhardt. attendees enjoyed games and lunch by Mrs Mary Dickson and son Quinton called on Mrs Clair Miller in Memorial hospital recovering from appendectomy. Mrs Blake Stroup and sister returned from Florida after mother’s death. Floyd De Long family hosted party at sugar camp in Chatham. Earl Friend spent weekend in Cleveland with family. Sandra Breyley recovering and at home with parents. Frank Allen returned from Cleveland. enlisting for army soon. third Allen son to join. PTA January meeting well attended. gave ten dollars to Lodi hospital fund. Next PTA meeting in February. Founders Day program planned. Mrs Sadie Gault ill at daughter’s home of ven Fenslemaker in Ati.
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Robert Stroup
Carter
ACV
Howard McCourt
Mian MacGinnis
Yeb Jowstone National Park
Mary-Martin Society
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
K. Gannon
Missouri
Karl M. Weidvick
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Max Friand
Hazel Neidhardt
Ernest Packard
Chatham
Earl Friend
Cleveland
Sandra Breyley
Br. F
Carlton Breyle
Frank Allen
Otto Allen
Army
Allens
P-T.a
Lodi
P.T.A
Sadie Gault
Ven Fenslemaker
Ati
Avon Public Meetings and Church Activities Highlight Week
Avon news lists events at the high school auditorium and local churches including Judge Guy Findley speaking on Our Second Foreign War, piano selections by Mrs Louis Kolopus, and a Red Cross knitting session. Community gatherings cover choir practices, Sunday school lesson study, missionary meetings, prayer and Bible study, and a village council session. SWORT NOTES note residents Frank Pickering visiting Berea and injuries of Bertha Smith with arm fracture. Elmer and Clara Plaston remain in St Josephs Hospital after appendectomy operations.
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Findley Avon
Guy Findley
Elyria
Louis Kolopus
Methodist Techurch
Baptist Sunday School
Methodist Church
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Nick Ricci
Sheffield
The
Baptist Church
O'Clork
Elmer
Penfield United Society Meets For Dinner
Homer San, Mrs. Lawrence Betts, Mrs Avery Song and Mrs Neville Snow attended a United Society meeting on January 14. They served a beer and nonalcoholic dinner at the hall with Mrs Fred Rolla presiding as president.
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United Society
Homer San
Lawrence Betts
Avery Song
Neville Snow
Dan
Fred Rolla
Tiery
Bigas
Red Cross drive and community club notes in Penfield area
Treasurer's report notes $85.50 received for Red Cross war chest. drive to finish next week with contributions at Mrs Knapp's home. Sewing, quilting, and packing boxes for soldiers at Fort Bragg, Brooks Field, and Fort Sill. Many local residents mentioned with illness events and social visits. Council meeting date change and census bureau warning on fragile records storage and preservation.
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Kleinhaus
Knapp
Red Cross
Mra. Knapp
Mrx. Knapp
Amagazine
Jeeus
Mra Avery Sooy
Edgar Wilms
Penfield High School
Ft. Brags
North Carolina
Robert Penfound
Brooks Field
Texas
Amherst Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
S Amherst couple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house Tuesday from 2 to 5 PM. Born in Germany, Beal arrived in 1888 and helped found Vermilion and Lorain hotels, while Emma Krause Schaub, born 1875 in Germany, married in 1892. The pair, long-time hotel operators, moved to South Amherst in 1918. Only one of their three children, John of Ashtabula, remains living to celebrate, with three grandchildren and no great-grandchildren attending.
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Bouth Amherst
Fred Schaub
Mr. Beal
Germany
America
Vermilion
Loratn
Emma Krause Schaub
St. John's Church
Bischoff
South Amherst
John
Ashtabula
Absences Hit Lorain County Schools in 1941 42
Absences from Lorain County village and rural schools during the second six week period of the 1941 42 school year will cost those schools 1510.50 in state funds, according to a report by Allan T Smith county school attendance officer to the Lorain County Board.
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Lorain
Allan T. Smith
Lorain County
Fragmented Educational Snippet on Cocoa and Tea Regions
The passage notes cocoa grows in equatorial regions with tropical or subtropical land. It mentions a possible group of 34 students and discusses tea cultivation in both the tropics and warm temperate regions.
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Tropics
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St. Andrew's Church
Theodore Vaassis
Arthur Sparks
Jetson
Donald Pushback
Misa Hopwood
Wll
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Robert Peden
Spencer
Homer J. Kobll
Miller
Atlee Yarler
Warren White
Lafayette
Adee Nader
Gordon Matthews
Sun
Wil
Hawke North Eaton
James Athu
Cluasted Falls
van Bicier
Robinson Dry Cleaning
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Robinson the Dry Cleaner
Middle Avenue
Carol Dean Hawk
al Archer
Aun True
Sullivan
Addison Luce
Edwin Wallington
Mary Myers
Vina Bechtel
Wooster
M. A. Friend
Knights of Pyxthias
Castle Hall
Oberlin
Spencer School
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Chandus Varney
Hairs Hendricks
Howard Allison
Harvey Windsor
Lodi Hospital
Forbidden Valley
Lymn Westland
Tubby Jenkins
Alec Lane
Alec
Tubby
Reindeer
Northwest Woods
Chronicle - Telegram
Avon
Penfield
Lake Ave
Albert Prosser
Af Belden
Posser
Caroline Goodwin
Gleeva Archer
Elsie Squire
Orgel Knapp
Bert Knepp
Wellington
Pierce
Lyle Terce
Pieces
George Whithead
Orvel Knapp
Amos Squire
Heir
Amos
Cleveland Clinic
Fred Rollin
Josephine Rollin
Warren
Glen Rollin
A. B. Smith
A A. Jones
FL EL Kellogg
Leonard Bradstock
George Bulls
Ft Avila
Meme
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