Turkey Foot Lake Campers Reunion Friday Night
NORTH OLMSTED Campers from Rocky River Bay Village and North Olmsted who attended Universalist Camp at Turkey Foot Lake in the last three years plan a gathering Friday night January 21 at the Parish House. Supper at 6 30 served by Ladies Aid Group No 2. Guest speaker Darrell Albrecht Olympian hopeful. father Otto Albrecht trainer of Darrell and of Stars Ben and Anton O Lickey expected to attend. Parents invited. Sound pictures and campfire songs. Rev William Schneider directs.
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North Olmsted
Rocky River
Bay Village
Universalist
Turkey Foot Lake
Ladies’ Aid
Darrell Albrecht
Cleveland
Otto Albrecht
Olmsted Lodge installs officers and observes birthday
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393 installed elected officers for 1938 at West View and Olmsted Falls with Hazel Hecker as Noble Grand Grete Schultz Vice Grand Tillie Schuster recording secretary and several appointive officers named. The annual Thomas Weidy Birthday celebration was observed and refreshments served. A card party is planned for January 21 at the I C C F Hall Olmsted Falls with Celia Person Viola Oring Mary Ingersell and Margaret Simmerer on the committee.
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West View
Sunshine Rebokah Lodge
the Fear
Noble Grand
Hazel Hecker
Olmsted Falls
Grete Schultz
Olmsted Fa
Tillie Schuster
Etta Edwards
Mary Ingersoll
Dorothy Usher
Usher Road
Minnie Hughes
Columbia
Celia Otterson
Outside Guardian
Ona Usher
Guardian
Louise Thompson
Alvena Mitchell
Nellie Chapin
Viola Oring
Vine Grand
Anna Koepke
Mildred Elster
Thomas Weidy
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393
I. C. C. F. Hall
Celia Prerson
Mary Ingersell
Margaret Simmerer
Mrs Motter Hosts Sunday School Class Evening
Mrs Ruth Motter was hostess to the S H Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church at New London on Tuesday evening. After a brief business session, Miss Marjorie Fowdon preceded the program as planned and led the group in fellowship and activities.
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New London
Ruth Motter
Marjorie Fowdon
Fragmentary review hints at Lincoln event and staff roles
The readable fragments describe a Lincoln related review or meeting with Taomas and Tam Lois Bursier, Mrs Mil My Senso, and Les White in roles at the Tass of the yening Rae te Tr wae. A February meeting lists Marte Trimet Restéssio Ris and an assistant Eleanor Clars with others in support roles.
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Lois Bursier
Mil My
Les White
Maris Trinte
Marte
Eleanor Clars
Eres
Saulars
Paltiic Bresayr
Radio Programs Thursday January 2 1938 Highlights
Radio listings show breakfast club and morning programs across stations with hosts including Lombardo and Fiorito orchestras. Features include daily talk segments, musical interludes from Herberts, and city mission bulletins plus safety news and church notes.
Deadline Nears For Entries In Amateur Contest
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Charles Kremser and Frank Treadwell announce Ridgeville P T A amateur show entries must be filed by Monday January 24. Open to amateurs aged twelve and up. Send name and brief act description to the Amateur Contest Committee Ridgeville High School N Ridgeville Ohio. For information call Elyria 30972.
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North Ridgeville
Charles Kremser
Frank Treadwell
Ridgeville P.T. A
Lorain County
Ridgeville High School
N. Ridgeville
Ohio
Tesertphone Elyria
New London Council Reports Debt Reduction Progress
New London council meeting on Monday evening featured optimism as the annual appropriation ordinance showed bonded indebtedness to be nearly wiped out by 1945. Plans include timely payoff of Hoesker and High paying bonds, then Shoreland and waterworks bonds, followed by miscellaneous debt. Officials discussed signals, fire department staffing, and village financing for two years through a savings and loan bank program. Bicyclists on sidewalks encouraged to ride cautiously, while enforcement on lights and safer driving will be stepped up.
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NEW London
New London Council
Hoesker
Bante Harms . Ment
C. Skman
Conrad Board of Pub
E. Q. Hubler
Fred Lawrence
R. J
Pany
HH. Br
New London Company
St . Petts
Main Street
Marshal Rhoads
Robertson Weete
Suburban Community Groups Plan Evening Meetings
Clarkfield Mrs Efnie Goodman hosts Butler Road Club. Grafton P T A and Lat A Lot Club meet. Huntington Grange 2045 gathers with refreshments. Lagrange M FE Contest Supper at Grange Hall with pot luck. Litchfield O E S meets at Masonic Hall with Garfield and Sullivan chapters as guests. New London Grange and Boy Scouts schedule events. North Ridgeville groups host card party and PTA meetings. Murray Ridge PTA program by men. Lake Avenue PTA joins Markley PTA meeting. Avon Lake card party and Girl Scouts meet. Chatham basketball at Hinkley. New London Halcyon Rebekah Lodge meets. Rochester Homemakers Club all-day session. South Ridge Community Club Friday event with misc prizes and refreshments.
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Clarksfield
Efnie Goodman
Butler Road
Grafton
P.T. A
Clair Miller
Huntington—Grange
Grange Hall
Lagrange
M. FE
Litchfield
O. E
Masonic Hall
Np. m
Garfield
West Salem and Sullivan
New London
North Ridgeville
Murray Ridge
Lake Avenue
P-T. A
Markley P-T. A
Markley
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Chatham — Chatham
Hinkley
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No. 261
Rochester Homemakers Club
Mildred Parker
South Ridge — Community Club
Love and Money Tug at a Serial Triangle
Wealthy Robin Godine hires Cary Craig, an escort bureau worker and medical student, to court her while her father John Godine seeks to separate them. Jed Prosser defends Cary, revealing past ties and Ruth’s memory as John weighs a plan to shape Robin’s future. The confrontation ends with a vow to listen.
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Robin Godine
Cary Craig
Cary
Jed Prosser
Robin
John Godine
Garth Warwick
Jed
Lyris
Garth
Godine
Ruth
John
Escort Bureau
Old Glory Grange Installs Officers for the Year
Old Glory Grange No. 2218 held its first meeting of the year with a large attendance. Master Frank Dushenska presided as officers were installed for the ensuing year by R. O. Holcomb and staff including Lidith Hastings Edna Wilcox Anna Sanders and Betty Holcomb.
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Old Glory Grange No
Frank Dushenska
R. O Holcomb
Lidith Hastings
Edna Wilcox
Anna Sanders
Betty Holcomb
Forest Weaver
Cyrus Dawson
Louise Darker
Lewis Stranahan
Grange
Cy Dawson
Louise Darkey
Willmot
Ruth
The New Degs and Bessie Sigsby Remarks
Kark Darkey spoke about new duties as Juvenile Patron. Bessie Sigsby featured in the notice with brief remarks on community roles and duties.
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Long
Degs
Bessie Sigsby
Kark Darkey
Grafton Young People Have Part In Program
Grafton Epworth League members led a Sunday service at the Home for the Aged in Elyria with about twenty five youths in attendance. Talks on What Religion Means to Me by Floyd Lang Miss Mary Frances Shriver and Lee Prior complemented special music including a violin by Jeanne Wise and a vocal by Neil Wise. Additional attendees from Grafton included Mrs F E Shriver Mrs Charles Seckt Mrs Albert Frosser Mrs Elizabeth Schwarer Mrs Frances Trembath Mrs Roy Lang Mrs Charles Wise Mrs Art Wise and Rev Geo C Beebe.
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Grafton
Grafton-Belden Epworth League
Elyria
Floyd Lang
Mary Frances Shriver
Lee Prior
Jeanne Wise
Neil Wise
F. E. Shriver
Charles Seckt
Albert Frosser
Elizabeth Schwarer
Frances Trembath
Roy Lang
Charles Wise
Art Wise
Geo. Cc. Beebe
Growers Convene At North Olmsted
The annual meeting of the Cleveland Growers Marketing Co. stockholders was held at the Unitarian Parish House in North Olmsted on Monday January 17. Officers re elected were L. J. Foote president H H Richardson vice president R S Limpert secretary and John Hoag treasurer. Directors include L J Foote Ed Bauman R S Limpert Bud Coluburn Leon Potter J McAllister John Hoag H L Christiansen H H Richardson W J Heinton A Jameson L J Zeager J Rose A J Kaiser and A M Koester. Dinner was served by church ladies at noon.
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North Olmsted
Cleveland Growers Marketing Co
Universalist
L. J. Foote
H. H. Richardson
R. S. Limpert
John Hoag
Ed Bauman
Bud Coluburn
Leon Potter
Co. J. McAllister
H. L. Christensen
W. J. Heinton
A. Jameson
L. J. Zeager
J. Rose
A. J. Kaiser
A. M. Koester
Belden Sunday School Elects Officers in Annual Vote
The Belden Sunday School elected officers Sunday. Superintendent Floyd Lang. Assistant Superintendent P. H. Rogers. Secretary Jeanne Wise. Treasurer William Norton. Pianist Martha Jane Schriver. Teachers named include Primary Mrs. George Meyers. Juniors Miss Mary Frances Schriver. Intermediate Mrs. Charles Wise. Young People P. H. Rogers. Adult Roy Lang.
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Belden
Floyd Lang
P. H. Rogers
Jeanne Wise
William Norton
Martha Jane Schriver
George Meyers
Mary Frances Schriver
Charles Wise
Roy Lang
Program At Elyria Home For Aged
Belden and Grafton Ep worth League members and others toured the Elyria Home for the Aged on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ruth Milazovsky led a schedule including songs, Scripture reading by Harold Lang, violin solos by Jeanne Wise, multiple talks, and hymns. Attendees named include Mrs Lang, Floyd Lang, Miss Mary Frances Schriver, WV. Lee Prior, and Jeanne Wise among others.
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Belden
Grafton
Epworth League
Elyria
Ruth Milazovsky
Harold Lang
Neil Wise
Floyd Lang
Mary Frances Schriver
Jeanne Wise
Lee Prior
George C. Beebe
Navy Blue and Gold at Capitol Theatre with Navy stars
The midshipmen story shown at Capitol Theatre features Robert Young James Stewart and Lionel Barrymore in Navy Blue and Gold at the United States Naval Academy.
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United States Naval Academy
Capitol Theatre
Robert Young
James Stewart
Lionel Barrymore
Lincoln Film Tells Story Of Wild West
A famous early Wild West figure is portrayed in Billy the Kid now at the Lincoln Theatre with John Mack Brown and Wallace Beery headlining the cast.
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Lincoln
Billy the Kid
Lincoln Theatre
John Mack Brown
Wallace Beery
Republic Steel Head Will Speak Tonight
T. M. Girdler, president of Republic Steel, will speak at a Lehigh University alumni banquet in New York City this evening. The address will be broadcast at 10 p.m. with local listeners able to hear it on CKLW or WOR.
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T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel
Lehigh University
New York City
Uetener
CKLW
WOR
The Silent Observer reads a playful exchange
A dialogue in which Laura questions if there are always better fish in the sea while Lucile jokes about the uncaught ones. A debating passerby in a bookshop asks for How to Become a Millionaire with a three month time frame.
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Laura
Lucile
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