Circles Of First Methodist Church Hold First Meetings Of Year 1938
First Methodist circles met across the church, with Circle 1 led by Mrs. Champney on prayer, Circle 3 hosted by Mrs. Fred Lawrence, and Circle 4 hosting a group including Dr. Lond and Mrs. Bond. Circle 5 gathered with Mrs. Hawk, Circle 8 at 910 Middle avenue, Circle 9 at 446 Eighth street. Programs included readings, solos, and devotionals, with plans for Wesleyan tea and a February meeting schedule.
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First Methodist Church
Louise Beal
Sam Beal
David Decker
Ralph Rosencrans
Methodist Church
Rebekah’s Meet at Taylor Funeral for Sister Sarah Husted
Notice announces attendance at the Taylor funeral service for Sister Sarah Husted this Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Rebekal
Taylor
Sarah Husted
Second Congregational church hosts Shonta Zhonta class meeting
Shonta Class met dust evening at the home of Mrs H Gannett on Murray Ridge with Mrs Sylvia Abramasha and Miss Eleanor Mckenzie as hostesses. The president Mr Violet Olmstead presided at the business meeting after which Mrs Lillian Jaton and Mrs Frank Spencer spoke on southern mission schools and social devotion in religion. A social time followed and lunch was served. The next meeting will be at Miss Mildred Neufer’s Lake Avenue home on February 17 with Mrs Lithan Paton assisting.
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Methodist Circle 4
E. J. Lond
Bond
John Gray
Aid Society
Kolbe
Landon
F. L. Rhodes
Clarence Beazell
Jo Dettman
George Haines
EW. Sturgell
Stranahan
Dettman
J. el. Wurst
S. Ault
Lake Avenue
Zhonta
Second Congregational Church
H Gannett
Murray Ridge Row
Sylvia Abramasha
Eleanor Mckenzie
Florence Hazel
Frank Spencer
Violet Olmstead
Lillian Jaton
Southern Mission Schools
Milcdred Neufer
Lithan Paton
First Play Day At YWCA Hamilton Girls In Charge
The Hamilton Girl Reserves will run the season’s first Play Day tomorrow in the Y W C A gym from ten until twelve. Under a new plan each group hosts one Play Day this year. Mrs C C ellingwood leads the Hamilton Group which has planned games singing and a play with a prize for the group with the most members present.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Group
C. C.ellingwood
Memorial Service for Mrs. Alexina Wilson
A memorial service honoring Mrs. Alexina Wilson, a deceased lodge member, was held last evening at Worst hall by the Daughters of Scotland. Two applications for membership were voted on and initiation is planned at the next meeting in two weeks.
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Alexina Wilson
Daughters of Scotland
Invitations Extend for Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans met in the K of C hall with new officers Dan Rothe and Anne Southam in charge. Committees were appointed, and invites were extended for January 26 to Lakewood with Charles Barefoot as speaker, plus Warren Camp’s inspection evening. Guests from Garretson Auxiliary attended, and plans for Daughters of 98 installation, February initiation, and sewing circle were noted with refreshments served.
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Woodworth Camp
K. of C. Hall
Dan Rothe
Anne Southam
Lakewood
Charles Barefoot
Toledo
Warren Camp
Southam
Elysla
Garretson Auxiliary
Cleveland
Frances Masterson
Emma Lavelle
Daughters of ’98
Garretson
Anna Dimich
Anna Wendort
West Side Guild Meets at St Anrews Church
The West Side Guild of St Andrew's Church met with Mrs Myron Bates on High Street yesterday afternoon. President Mrs Rowland Morris opened with scripture and devotions. They reviewed plans for the year and heard Dr FE B Redhead's Lent season outline. Five new members joined during lunch, including Mrs Arthur Strother and Mrs William Aarvke. price to be announced.
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Circle No. 5
Methodist Church
William Hawk
Fourth Street
R. Stanford
M. Farmer
Hawk
O. W. Williams
Jesson
John Gray
West Side
St. Andrew’s Church
Myron Bates
High Street
Rowland Morris
Morris
FE. B. Redhead
Arthur Strother
William Aarvke
Members Survey Plans for February Valentine Party
At its regular meeting last evening in the club rooms the Twentieth Century Club discussed a February Valentine party with Friday the eleventh as a tentative date. The party will be for members and their ladies. A survey will seek prospects for membership. only those valuable to the club's progress will be admitted.
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Twentieth Century Club
Licenses Granted to Florian Stall and Delphine Gielenbach
Licenses issued in North Olmsted and Ridgeville authorize Florian Stall of 1 North Olmsted and Delphine Gil eenbach aged 19 of Ridgeville. The notice lists these individuals and their municipalities in the licensing docket.
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Florian Stall
North Olmsted
Dutcher
Delphine Gileenbach
Ridgeville
Krim-Ko Club Hosts Doris Schaefer Birthday Lunch
Krim-Ko Meets Miss Doris Schaefer hosted last evening at Kenyon Court with two bridge tables. Miss Marge Paskvan won high, Miss Stella Pincura second. A green dining room centerpiece featured a birthday cake for Helen Mashinsky as her sister gave a gift. Roselyn Gorski to host February 3 on Eldth Street in Lorain.
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Doris Schaefer
Kenyon Court
Marge Paskvan
Maine
Buck Novel Reviews Delight Research Club Guests
Pearl Buck novels were reviewed for Research club members entertained by Mrs. A. E. Kemp and Mrs. May Heard at West street home. Mrs. DeEtte Greene discussed The Exile about the author’s mother while The Fighting Angel covers her father. A colonial tea is planned February tenth hosted by Mrs. Frank Spencer and Mrs. Charles Copas.
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Pearl Buck
Research Club
A. E. Kemp
May Heard
West Street
DeEtte Greene
Frank Spencer
Charles Copas
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid plans banquet for church addition
Twenty five women attended a meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs Owen Bannon, president, appointed a committee to serve the banquet on February 23. Members include Mrs L Mosely Mary Diedrich Mrs F Cautle Mrs Charles Winkler Mrs G Schaefer Mrs Dan Haag Mrs Watson Mrs Fred Meinke and Mrs Frank Witt. Hostesses were Mrs Bannon and Mrs Cautle.
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Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Owen Bannon
L. Mosely
Mary Diedrich
F. Cautle
Charles Winkler
G. Schaefer
Dan Haag
Watson
Fred Meinke
Frank Witt
Hospital admissions and local discharges listed in Cleveland area
Hospital admissions include John Popovits, 229 West River Street. Doris Schnell enberger, Wellington. Mrs Frank Stack, Avon. Mrs Ed Krebs, 816 Lake Avenue. Discharge recorded for Mary Ann Marosen, 328 Beech Street. In Cleveland, the National Machine Tool Builders Association notes foreign orders for machine tools at the largest total since separate figures began. domestic orders fell eight percent while orders from abroad nearly doubled.
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John Popovits
West River Street
Doris Schnellenberger
Wellington
Frank Stack
Avon
Ed Krebs
Lake Avenue
Mary Ann Marosen
Beech Street
Cleveland
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Social Meeting of St John’s Ladies Aid Society
Yesterday afternoon the St John’s Ladies Aid met at the school building for a social session. Members enjoyed dancing and prizes were awarded to Mrs Claude Heathcote and Mrs Albert Stegman. Hostesses Mrs Anna Hunger and Mrs Arthur Buchholz served refreshments before adjourning to a two week meeting with a business session planned.
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St. John's Ladies Aid Society
Claude Heathcote
Albert Stegman
Anna Hunger
Arthur Buchholz
Self-Styled Tough Subdued By Four Victims At Toledo
A Gary Indiana man described as a self styled tough was held in a Toledo jail after four victims subdued him following a robbery and abduction. He forced two couples to drive him four miles, fired a bullet into the car seat, and demanded more gasoline before being tackled by Mr and Mrs Nischwitz and Mr and Mrs Mount. He was beaten by onlookers until police arrived and he surrendered.
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Toledo
Gary
Ind
Hevry Davis
Victor N. Nischwitz
L. F. Mount
Davis
Mount
Nischwitz
France’s New Socialist Cabinet Sets Policy Line
Paris Jan 21 The new radical Socialist cabinet led by Premier Camille Chautemps presents a policy declaration seeking Parliament support. It vows to keep pace with world rearmament, uphold League of Nations loyalty, renew three power monetary accords with Britain and the United States, and protect labor and capital with a new code. It also approves a decree to coordinate defense ministries and names Gen Maurice Gamelin as chief of all national defense, aiming for a vast national and popular unity backing from Socialists, with Communist support hoped.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
League of Nations
Britain
United States
Chamber
Ministry of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Maurice Gamelin
Chautemps
Lodge to oppose housing program wage amendment
Washington Jan 21 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts said he would oppose the conference report on the new housing program to restore his amendment for paying prevailing wages. The conferees struck the amendment yesterday as the measure was approved after passage by both houses at the special session. The rejected amendment would have set housing project wages on the same scale.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Senate
House
Centrists Back Cabinet Over Social Pacification Pledge
In a restrained vote, centrists signaled support for the cabinet, stressing commitment to social pacification and stability. The line of support suggested confidence, with active backing for ongoing reform.
Steagall Signals House Action on Conference Report
Chairman Henry B Steagall of the House Banking Committee said he may call the conference report up in the House today for action. Senate and House conferees on the Farm Bill anticipated agreement by the week end.
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Henry B Steagall
House Banking Committee
House
Senate
Moscow attorneys aid 12000 inclaim pol insurance abroad
Special groups of attorneys from Moscow assisted 12,000 Soviet citizens in securing payment on insurance policies where they were beneficiaries. The actions spanned courts in America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, reflecting a broad international reach.
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Moscow
Russia
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Hospitalization plan offers up to 163 dollars per month
A hospitalization policy advertises coverage of up to 163 dollars monthly for care and hospital expenses due to accidents or sickness. It targets ages ten to sixty five and lists Mrs. E. C. Barclay as contact at 128 Grant Street with phone 39934.
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U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
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