Catholic Study Club No 3 Hosts Tuesday Meeting
Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank Brennan of Oxford avenue hosted Catholic Study Club No 3 with Mrs. Robert Smith assisting. After the business meeting Mary Bumbach reviewed Blind Agnes by Cecelia Caddell and Frances Kirkbridge read The Hounds of Notre Dame by Rex Beach about a Saskatchewan college. A card party is planned for January 28 at the Woman's club, chaired by Mrs. Gerald O'Connor with Brennan Roth McLaughlin and LaRue assisting, and the next meeting is February 1 at Mrs. Paul Kohl's home on East River street.
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Frank Brennan
Oxford Avenue
Brennan
Robert Smith
Mary Bumbach
Agnes
Cecelia Caddell
Frances Kirkbridge
Hounds of Notre Dame
Rex Beach
Saskatchewan
Woman’s Club
Gerald O'Connor
Fred Roth
James McLaughlin
Baxter LaRue
Paul Kohl
East River Street
Plan Colonial Party With Semper Fidelis Guests
An old-fashioned party was planned for February second at Verasmith residence with Semper Fidelis members hosted by Biss Margaret Iferold of West River street last night. A committee was appointed to arrange the affair. Games amused attendees and prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Gibbons, Eileen Ryan, Margaret Dagas, and Elsie Shapko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verasmith
Semper Fidelis Club
Biss Margaret Iferold
West River Street
Wilbur Gibbons
Eileen Ryan
Margaret Dagas
Elsie Shapko
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement urges women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease nerves and female functional distress. It claims proven benefits, cites millions of letters, and urges readers to buy from their druggist now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Cruggist
Uth
Dance Plans Hold Continental Club Meeting at Decker Home
Continental Club members gathered last evening at 147 Hastern Heights boulevard for planning. Bud Beaumont attended as guest while the radio dance ticket committee reports most tickets sold for the January 22 event. Initiation for Tom Kelly set with Del Roig, Charles Decker, and Frank Yungman next meeting. An education committee of Tom Kelly and Karl Eady will plan January and February projects. The next meeting is Wednesday January 26 at Jim Brown 411 Park avenue.
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Continental Club
Charles Decker
Hastern Heights Boulevard
Bud Beaumont
Radio Dance Ticket Committee
del Roig
Frank Yungman
Tom Kelly
Karl Eady
Jim Brown
Park Avenue
Orne Sempre Club Holds Bridge Session at Mrs SmithHome
The regular Orne Sempre club meeting met at Mrs. Frank Smith’s home Tuesday evening with four bridge games after a short business session. High score prize went to Mrs. Fred Dostall, second prize to Mrs. Oscar Koehn, with Mrs. Frank Smith consolation. A salad course followed at two small living room tables. Next meeting set for February first at Mrs. Ray Firestone’s home 513 Foster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne Sempre Club
Frank Smith
Fred Dostall
Oscar Koehn
Ray Firestone
Foster Avenue
Friendly Twelve meets at Mrs Oakley’s home for dinner
Mrs C W Oakley hosted a chicken dinner yesterday for Friendly Twelve at 325 East Higer Street. Eleven games of pedro followed with awards to Mrs Elizabeth Duckett, Mrs William Stegman, and Mrs William Bruck, plus a hostess prize to Mrs Oakley. The group plans another meeting at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Oakley
Friendly Twelve
East Higer Street
Pedro
Elizabeth Duckett
William Stegman
William Bruck
Oakley
Hostess Party Hosts Progressive Pedro Games at Harris Home
The Deal Me In Club enjoyed eleven rounds of progressive Pedro hosted by Mrs. Harris on Elizabeth Street. Mrs. Harris won the hostess prize with Mrs. Charles Smith taking first runner up and Mrs. James Woodeuch second runner up. Luncheon followed, served by the hostess and her daughter, with plans to reconvene February 1st with Mrs. John Wilhelmy at 222 Erie Street.
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Harris
Elizabeth Street
Pedro
Charles Smith
James Woodeuch
Atter Wa
February Ltd
John Wilhelmy
Erie Street
Lorain Maintenance Man and Woman Named in Licenses
Lorain maintenance man Sharp Jr and Charlotte Smith, age 24, are listed in the latest licenses notice from Lorain. The brief item names both individuals and their city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Oc. Sharp, Jr
Lorain
Charlotte iSmith
St Andrew's Women Hold Yearly Reports Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's church met yesterday with Mrs Earl Taylor of Kenyon a revenue handling sewing on their allotment during the afternoon. Mrs Taylor was aided by her daughter Sylvia in serving refreshments and the gathering adjourned to February 2 when Miss Annie Thomas will host at her Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Earl Taylor
Kenyon
Hospitality in the Home Meeting at Mrs Jones House
The last Hospitality in the Home gathering met at Mrs W H Jones home on Pleasant street with a buffet lunch served by Mrs A W Beerbower and Mrs Carl Ketchum. Miss Fernold and Miss Williamson Homemaker agents spoke in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Pleasant Street
A. W. Beerbower
Carl Ketchum
Fernold
Home Economics Department
Pleasant Street Hosts Division No 3 Officers
May Bacon and Mrs G B Haskins hosted Division No 3 at Pleasant street. Officers elected for the coming year are May Bacon chairman Blaine Hurst vice chairman Locke Cooley secretary and Clifford Martin treasurer. Plans for the year were discussed. Next meeting is the first Wednesday in February at Mrs Locke Cooley’s Pleasant street home.
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May Bacon
G. B. Haskins
Pleasant Street
Blaine Hurst
Locke Cooley
Clifford Martin
Reading Circle and Club Meetings Highlight Local Scene
Mrs Karl Love hosted the Book Club with members sharing school pictures and songs. Mrs Russell Mantz led a review of schooldays while Mrs W L Jones attended as a guest. The Reading Circle met with Mrs Louise Shelton and a Milk Producers Federation meeting convened at the school auditorium with J C Dunn and assistants Elmer Hahn Andrew Ortner P J Fay and Clarence Harris and K C Bucksley asked to chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Love
Book Club
Russell Mantz
W. L. Jones
Louise Shelton
Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland
J. C. Dunn
Elmer Hahn
Andrew Ortner
P. J. Fay
Clarence Harris
K. C. Bucksey
Wakeman Bank Names Re-elected Directors and Officers
Wakeman Bank held its annual directors meeting and re-elected C. S. Clark Sr., C. H. McMann, J. C. Dunn, C. H. Pierce, A. T. Gamber and K. C. Buckley as directors. Officers elected include C. S. Clark Sr. as president, Cc. A. McMann as vice president and secretary, and K. C. Buckley as cashier and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman Bank Recontly
C. S. Clark, Sr
C. H. McMann
J. C. Dunn
C. H. Pierce
A. T. Gamber
K. C. Buckley
Cc. A. McMann
Local Notables Attend Norwalk Moose Hall Meeting
Democratic ladies from the area attended a meeting at Moose Hall in Norwalk. The March session will study agriculture led by Mrs. M Dunn, with Mrs. W G Stoll presenting on Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Norwalk
M. Dunn
W. G. Stoll
Life Term for Murder for Carl Skinner in Ohio Case
Carl Skinner of Cincinnati was sentenced to life imprisonment by a three judge panel for first degree murder in the holdup slaying of Andrew Marker, gasoline station operator, on Sept. 29. In his confession Skinner named William Roby as the trigger man. Roby was killed by officers in Ashland, Kentucky. The defense portrayed Skinner as from a good family, claimed Roby dominated him, and noted Skinner’s relatives testified. Earl Holt faces trial Feb. 7 in Marker’s death. two women accomplices are in jail. Austria seeks to control prices.
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Troy
Janu
U.B
Carl Skinner
Cincinnati
Andrew Marker
Skinner
Harry M. Rankin
Fayette County
Hugh Gilmore
Preble County
Paul T. Klapp
Miami County
Marker
Roby
Earl Holt
Conservation Office Moves to Elyria Block
Lorain County Agricultural Conservation Association moved its offices to the Elyria Block to handle increased supervision of conservation work. Four rooms on the fourth floor now house the organization after outgrowing its two rooms in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. The 1937 program involved 1,700 to 2,000 farmers, with plans to begin the 1988 program once Congress sets its form. A notable year featured an aerial county survey with airplane photographs later distributed to the association.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Eight Pound Boy Born On Wednesday Morning
Parents celebrate the birth of an eight pound boy on Wednesday morning as relatives and friends visit daily. Mr and Mrs W J Benson and Mrs Dora Pomeroy attend a surprise birthday party for Pete Shinsky in Florence on Saturday evening. Several locals travel to nearby towns visiting relatives and attending family events across Florence, Hartland and Clarksfield.
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Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
Norwalk
Theodore Bellamy
Forest Fletcher
John Shinsky
Florence
C. J
George Leidorff
Hartland
George Wargo
Clarence Harris
Clarksfield
Benham Attends Ohio Farmers Insurance Meet at Leroy
H. H. Benham of this city attended the agency meeting of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co at Leroy yesterday. The gathering celebrated the companys 90th anniversary and was reported as one of its most successful events in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. H. Benham
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Leroy
Bucyrus Police Action Report Prompted By Incident
Bucyrus Ohio police today investigated a reported incident with officers noting preliminary details. The inquiry is ongoing as authorities collect statements and review nearby surveillance footage. Further updates will be provided by the department as information becomes available.
Mayor Dustman Enforces Ban On Slot And Pinball Games
A campaign to enforce the mayor's order against slot and pinball machines targets confectionaries drug stores restaurants and amusements. Since taking office Dustman announced the ban and many owners reportedly removed the machines voluntarily.
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George T. Dustman
Diuretic Pills Marketed For Bladder Irritation Relief
Claims relief from burning and backache with a 48 hours test. Promises high satisfaction, money back if no improvement, and quick results. Advertises 60 tablets for 40 cents at the drug counter.
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Dramatic Club
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Elton Gardner
Harry Swinehart
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Elyria
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Columbus
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