Weekly Lorain County Calendar Highlights Many Groups Meet
A dense weekly schedule lists many Lorain events with times and venues. Mrs Minnie Browns Bible Class gathers at 336 Harvard Ave while groups like Rainbow Girls, Dental Society, and A A A W host activities. Chapels and lodges including Knights of Columbus and King Solomons Lodge plan meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
T. C. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Lorain County Dental Society
Lorain
Rainbow Girls
David Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
Galaxy Club
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Literary Club
St. Mary’s Hall
William Cook
Clark Street
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
P. D. Reefy
Ladies of the
Woodmen Hall
Masonic Chorus
Elyria Musical Art Society
Y. M
Community club meetings parish and club events listed
A page lists numerous local society gatherings and speeches. Barbara Rogers and Bernice Pyke are among speakers. bridge clubs, literary groups, and church circles meet at various venues including YWCA, Woman's Club, and St. Pauls parlors. Other items include card parties, a piano recital, and a luncheon by the Neighborhood Bible Class.
Past Noble Grand Association meeting and club notices
Past Noble Grand Association meets with Miss Lottie Laundon. Legion Aux sponsors a mixed bridge party for interested participants. Congregational church program at 2 39 presented by Missionary Society of Church of Christ. Round Table Club meets with Mr and Mrs Waldemar Nichols Columbus Street. Dames of Malta confer 1st degree on five candidates. Culture Club meets with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association
Lottie Laundon
Legion Aux
Community Meeting Notes From Various Local Clubs
Past Chief Putntap sisters meet Mrs Ida Henry of Loraine St Pauls Circle 1 meets Mrs J Dostal 113 Nichols Court Notawa Club at 8 P M Past Presidents Auxiliary to Cantons meet Mrs Fiedler Gray Block Carlisle Neighborhood Club meets Mrs P K Clark St Agnes PTA sponsors card party Fortnightly meets Mrs Ralph Murbach Washington Ave Grace Lutheran Aid Society meets United Presbyterian Aid Society has silver tea at church at 2 Fast Side Guild of St Andrew meets Mrs A H Praff 210 Cleveland St Mrs Blythe assisting hostess Bethel Shrine meeting followed by ward party Op A R sponsors dessert bridge at Womans Club 1 PM Bridge Club meets Mrs Archie Penfound Princeton Ave Rear Up Club at 7 99 St Pauls Circle 4 meets Mrs M J Shuster Wasl St St Pauls Circle 5 meets Mrs George Vogley Neuter Court Evening First Congregational Church has church night with tureen dinner at 6 30 Reverend Auld begins informal talks Old Testament Christian history Business Womens Dept of Woman Club card party for members and guests General Aid Society meets Church of Christ 2 30 Emmanuel Lutheran Council 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dep’t
Musical Art Society
Barbara Rogers
E. H. Blvd
Child Welfare
Woman’s Club
Bernice Pyke
Cleveland
George Kunkle
Oxford Avenue
Lindy Lodge
Wayne Kropp
Grafton Road
Central Guild
St. Andrew’s
Stoddard
6Th Street
Akibians
Jean Altfeld
Middle Avenue
Carol Wood
East Avenue
Elyria Theatre Guild
Y. W
Banco
Olga Johnson
Eleventh Street
Book Group
Lorain Deanery
N.C. C
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Benjamin Franklin
Irvin Geitgey
Elyria Lodge I. 0
O. F
Franklin School
Walter Byers
Rush Street
St. Paul's Circle 3
A. C. Vietzen
A. E. Giles
Georgia Sutton
Catherine van Buren
Oberlin
General Aid Society of Methodist Church
Institute Club
Methodist Church
Putntap
Ida Henry
Lorain
St. Paul’s
J. Dostal
Nichols Court
Notawa Club
Fiedler
Gray Block
Carlisle
P. K. Clark
St. Agnes P. T. A
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
United
Bridge Club
Archie Penfound
Princeton Avenue
St. Paul’s Circle 4
M. J. Shuster
Wasl Street
St. Paul’s Circle 5
George Vogley
Neuter Court
First Congregational Church
Auld
Business Women’s Dept. of Woman's Club
General Aid Society
Church of Christ
Emmanuel Lutheran Council
Dorcas Club Activities and Related Social Events
Dorcas Class of Church of Christ meets with Mrs. W C Fowler at 3 P M. Educational Dept of Woman's Club opens to all members. Miss Marjorie Rossiter speaks on Development of Opera. Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party. W R C meets. B and P W card party at Ruth Simmons’s home. Daughter of Scotland silver tea at Mrs. Frank Day’s home. A A FL W meets with Alre Cassie Haverstick of Lincoln Cr. Franklin G R hosts mothers’ supper at Y W C A. Modern Amateurs Club meets at Y M C A. Current Affairs Group meets at Y WLC A Northwest Encampment meets. Epworth League birthday treak supper at Methodist church at 6 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Marjorie Rossiter
Eagles
P. W
Ruth Simmons
Lake Avenue
P. M
Scotland
Frank Day
Middle Avenue
A. A
Alre
Cassie Haverstick
Lincoln Cr
Franklin G. R
Modern Amateurs Club Mest
Y. Wlc
Franklin Birthday Observed by Harmon Lodge No 663
Franklin birthday program at Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M includes Gordon Burns present to open lodge and honor Benjamin Franklin. Past Master Deane Burns chairs Masonic education as Irvin Geitzey oversees the event with talks on Franklin’s life and contributions and demonstrations at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S
Harmon Lodge
Franklin
Masonic Temple
Wille
Deane Burns
Masonic Education
Benjamin Franklin
Irvin Geitzey
E. F. Reger
Wm. Burns
Fifer
A. E. Giles
W. A. Lang
Harveys Chenes
Lersen
Edgar Guest
AL Elsin
Taik
Benjamin Frannin
Elyria Student Seeks BA Degree in February Graduates
Miss Anne Humphrey of 638 Middle Avenue Elyria is among Ohio University Campus students applying for degrees in the February graduating group. She seeks the Bachelor of Arts degree and is a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Humphrer
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Ohio University
Humphrey
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
British Empire Club Burns Anniversary Program
The British Empire Club celebrated Burns anniversary with a packed Burns program featuring readings, songs, Highland dancers, a haggis procession, and an Immortal Memory tribute. The event included an orchestra, piping, and Scottish costumes, ending with Auld Lang Syne. next event is St Patrick's Day hosted by the Irish section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
J. Henderson
A. Baird
Burns Birthplace
Mesors
F. Sparks
D. Wilson
Hospital Notes Admissions List Of Names And Addresses
A lengthy hospital notes list shows admissions including Mrs. John Bakus at 114 Blake Street and Delores Holliday at L5bS So Mantle, with numerous others named alongside partial addresses such as Middle Avenue, Temple Court, and Parkview. Names appear with varied spellings and locales including Ohio Oberlin LaGrange and Telegraph Ids, plus mentions of babies and final street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bakus
Blake St
Delores Holliday
Joseph Aire
Middle Ave
Raimond Francis
Temple Ct
Felix Hillenbrand
R. D
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Hinke mann with dessert and gifts
Last evening Mrs A Hinke mann was delightfully surprised when friends gathered for her birthday. An 8 o'clock luncheon followed in the dining room with Valentine favors and a huge birthday cake as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Million
Ogla Arndt
Pauline O'Million
Hilda Hinkelmann
Alice O’atillion
Erna Hinkelmann
Josephine O'Million
Eleanor O’million
Scharien
Mr. Hinkelmann
Howard Hinkelmann
Mrs. Hinkelmann
Twin Lucas Daughters Wed in Separate Cities
Mr and Mrs P J Lucas of Orth Ridgeville announce their two daughters wed within weeks. Kathryn Clarabelle Lucas married Ennay Hlunt in Chicago on January ord. Evelyn Jean Lucas wed James E Lewin in New York City on January 17. The brides visit Milwaukee and Uniontown residents. future plans place them in Los Angeles and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Lucas
Orth Ridgeville
Kathryn Clarabelle Lucas
Ennay Hlunt
Los Angles
California
Chicago
C. Jasenpi Snayder
Milwaukee
Wis
Los Angeles
Evelyn Jean Lucas Wa
New York City
N.Y
James E. Lewin
Uniontown
New York
Cleveland
Dorothy Barton Heads Church of Christ C E Meeting
Sixty young people attended the Christian Endeavor gathering of the Church of Christ last evening with Dorothy Barton leading. A trumpet duet by Earl Demos and Robert Mallory opened the program as prayers and a talk by Mrs. Seiring followed. The gospel team visited shutins with Robert Prentice leading and will visit the Lorai County Home next Sunday with Kenneth Young directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Dorothy Barton
Earl Demos
Robert Mallory
Seiring
Christ
Shuting
Robert Prentice
Lorai County
Kenneth Young
Intermediate EL meet leader named in parish notices
A fragmentary parish item notes Mise Muriel Fiedler as leader at an intermediate EL meeting of Second Congregations on a March evening. An executive meeting is planned for Friday evening at Mixy Alberto Wright’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Fiedler
Mixy
Alberto Wright
Student Music Society to Meet at Barbara Rogers Home
The Student Department of the Musical Art Society will meet Tuesday at Miss Barbara Rogers home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. A program of miscellaneous music will be presented with the hostess as leader. Admission set at 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Barbara “Togers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Helping Hand Society Plans Card Party
The Helping Hand Society held a regular meeting at the Church on Second Street. Members discussed routine business and agreed to sponsor another card party on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
Second Street
Epworth League Meets for Youth Discussion and Events
The Epworth League met at The First M Church Berean Class room with Mary Johnson in charge. The program included a three act playlet and a vocal solo by Mildred Brevoort. Announcements covered a birthday party tureen supper, Mid-Year Institute at Norwalk January 27 28, and skating parties for Lorain and Spencer Epworth Leagues with Elyria League members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Berean
M. EL
Mary Johnson
Fred Sheldon
Marton Upp
Elsha Brown
Genevieve ‘Thompson
Roberta Mesley
Ida Maesmith
Catherine Fish
Milton Johnson
Mildred Brevoort
Marion Upn
Norwalk
Elyria Brown
Lorain Epworth League
Spencer Epworth League
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria Len- Suers
St Pauls Young People’s League Meets for Discussion
St Pauls church held a weekly Young People’s League discussion led by Stephan Kantor on Getting Alone With Others. Romans 12 was read. topics were led by Karl Quade Florence Welton Gladys Anderson Margaret Pallas Maar lan Pelvis and Anne Laverne Shubert. a vocal duet Um Wearer as the Years Go By by Gladys and Emils Welton accompanied Margaret Pallas. Visitors Miss Buste Weir and Lawrences Hales attended. Evelyn Lyndon was named reader for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Stephan Kantor
Ivmins
Karl Quade
Florence Welton
Gladys Anderson
Margaret Pallas
Maarlan Pelvis
Anne Laverne Shubert
Gladys
Emils Welton
Buste Weir
Lawrences Hales
Evelyn Lyndon
Twelve neighborhood friends honor Mirrell Lewis at home
National Biscuit salesmen surprised Mirrell Lewis at 155 Cleveland St on Sunday. January visit. Some guests hadn’t been seen for twenty years. Those from Cleveland and nearby included F. OH Metzner E. H. Zimmermann H. Gronwald G. Krauslick W. Spinnier Otto Fleischer H. Shin neve HH AL Aeckel EL. Studer Fred Therger M. Ifershhe and L. Grunwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borhood
Mirrell Lewis
National Biscuit
Cleveland St
Cleveland
Vicinity
F. OH. Metzner
E. H. Zimmermann
H. Gronwald
G. Krauslick
W. Spinnier
Otto Fleischer
H. Shinneve
AL Aeckel
EL. Studer
Fred Therger
M. Ifershhe
L. Grunwald
Getting Along with Others Topic at Senior Society
Members of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society at Second Congregational Church discussed getting along with others at six o clock. Miss Ruth Pickett led the meeting and Miss Thelma Page supplied special music with accompaniment from her mother. The new president later announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Enwuryvoter Society
Second Congregational
Ruth Pickett
Thelma Page
Getting Along With Others Topic At Pil siom Community
The Pil siom Community Charey met in haeenmen last evenue to discuss getting along with others. Ida Ahigrim led the topic while Roy Dengate joined the planning. Ervin Fi honroad Rev Ludlow Mrs Ludlow and Arthur Scrivens answered questions. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Francis at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charey
Haeenmen
Ida Ahigrim
Roy Dengate
Albo
Ervin Fi Honroad
Ludlow
Raymond Francis
Temple Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Buckingham Sr.
A Sunday birthday gathering was held at Mr. and Mrs. William Buckingham Sr.’s Cleaton home for Mrs. Buckingham on January 22. Music by Frabotta’s trio accompanied a two course lunch as relatives from Elyria Grafton Cleveland LaGrange Medina and more attended. The guest of honor received a money gift from assembled relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buckingham
Cleatton
Thomas Buckingham
George Trenchard
Ray Trenchard
Grafton
Earl Woodburn
Jack Lyner
Cleveland
LaGrange
Clyde Bradley
Medina
Legion Auxiliary Hosts First of Six Auction Bridge Parties
The American Legion Auxiliary begins a six session auction bridge series at the Legion Home on Ohio Street. Scores will be tracked by Mrs. R F Leemhule and Mrs Elview Davis with prizes for the top man and woman after all six games. Committee includes Mrs W R Loskard and others. bingo planned but no prizes. Open to Legion and Auxiliary members and friends in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hiomo
Ohio Street
R. F. Leemhule
Elview Davis
Irdy
Nellie Oldfield
Frst
Elyria
Surprise Birthday for John Spaeth on Chestnut Ridge
Friends and relatives gathered at John Spaeths home on Chestnut Ridge yesterday to celebrate his sixtieth birthday. A noon dinner followed by social time and a later refreshment course accompanied a presented gift amid a show of warm wishes from the Spaeth and Schneider families and others from Elyria and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Spaetth
Fred Spaeth
Stanley
Berdina Spaeth
Cleveland
John Schiltann
Parma Wro
Thomas Schhneider
Kathryn
William
Albert Schneider
Henry Rauscher
Carlsmith
Helen Engler
Pearl Engler
Elywig
Banquet and Ball Honor Ohio Spanish War Veterans Officers
About three hundred comrades and ladies of the Department of Ohio United Spanish War Veterans attended a banquet and ball at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland on Saturday evening January 20, 195%. The Grand March opened the event led by Department Commander Scott Wehe of Columbus and Department President Mae VandeVelde of Cleveland. The principal address was given by Past Department Commander John Elden of the American Legion. Local attendees included Mr and Mrs Daniel C Kothe Mr and Mrs C E Southam and the Misses Marian Schrock Virginia C Southam and Hazel Wieseke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Scott Wehe
Columbus
Ohio
Mae VandeVelde
John Elden
American Legion
Daniel C. Kothe
C. E. Southam
Marian Schrock
Virginia C. Southam
Hazel Wieseke
Mrs Giles Presents Georgia Sutton in Piano Recital
Mrs A E Giles presents Miss Georgia Sutton in a piano recital at Day Music Studio Tuesday evening. The program includes two groups of songs and features Miss Catherine Van Buren of Oberlin, formerly with the Five Jubilee Singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Giles
Georgia Sutton
Catherine van Buren
Oberlin
Miss van Buren
Five
Jubilee Singers
Fat-Com Club Hosts Wayne County Social Evening
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Mallory entertained Fat-Com Club members at their Middle avenue home Saturday. Eighteen attended. Ruth McGinnis led after a brief business meeting with Lillian Mallory. Dana Fox had high score in contests. New members Mildred Brevoort Jasna Little and Claire Short welcomed. Luncheon served. Next meeting February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Gertrude Mallory
Middle Avenue
Ruth McGinnis
Lillian Mallory
Dana Fox
Mildred Brevoort
Jasna Little
Claire Short
Ebruary
Luncheon to Honor Mrs Cul ler Speaker at Union Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ hosts a luncheon at 12 30 at the Church of Christ to honor Mrs A J Cul ler president of the Ohio Woman's Missionary Society who will speak at the twentieth annual meeting of the Union Missionary Society of the Elyria churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Church of Christ
A. J. Culler
Ohio Woman’s Missionary Society
Union Missionary Society of
Elyria
Charming Tea Honors Miss Faith Wilford Bride-to-Be
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Flo Wilford and daughter hosted a tea at the Wilford home on Seventh Street to honor Miss Faith Wilford who will wed Robert Soylan this week. The event featured viola and trombone solos, songs by Be rea artist Estelle Southard, and a display of gifts for the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Wilford
Daughater
Max VanWormer
Seventh Street
Faith Wilford
Robert Soylan
Gladys McCullough
J. Hartman Crimley
Estelle Southard
Berea
Annie Everhard
Lucy Hale
W. L. Fay
Gertrude Boylan
Kent Southard
J. ¢. Everhard
Grace McCullough
Marie Sandrock
Aland El Club Entertained with Card Evening
Members of the Vanda Cinh met with Mrs Frank Kuchenrither on Sugar Ridge Saturday evening. Prizes in cards were won by Mrs Frank Kuchenrither Mrs Phillip Gerhart and Mrs John Alten for the ladies and Walter McAllister Phillip Gerhart and Harold Stang for the men. A three course supper followed. Mr and Mrs Thomas Schneider will host the club at their Sugar Ridge home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinh
Frank Kuchenrither
Sugar Ridge
Phillip Gerhart
John Alten
Walter McAllister
Harold Stang
Thomas Schneider
Couple Hosts Dinner for Daughter’s Pending Marriage
Mr and Mrs Ralph Thornton of 120 School Street hosted a 6 pm Sunday chicken dinner in honor of their daughter Mary and her planned marriage to Muriel Gage. Twelve guests attended and pink and white décor featured. The Gages received several gifts from the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thornton
School Street
Mary
Muriel Gage
Marriage License Applications In Lorain Area
Harry Henderson Fackler 4 store manager Lorain and Sophia Rh Warner 23 Lorain. Rev Dom baski. Julius J Dobos Jr 21 butcher Lorain and Margaret Tombo 18 Lorain. A minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henderson Fackler
Lorain
Sophia Rh. Warner
Dombaski
Julius J. Dobos, Jr
Margaret Tombo
Local notices and social notes from Lorain and nearby towns
Mrs Paul Kridler of Fremont visits her parents Mr and Mrs W H Ruth West avenue this week Mr Kridler joins Wednesday and they return home Wednesday eve Mr and Mrs Rohnert Bizes of Erie guests of a son born Sunday evening January 21 at St Josephs Lorain The baby named Robert Wilder Biggs F Ss Aust to attend Willard Company convention in Cleveland A son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ashe Elyria Memorial Hospital January 71 Mrs Neva Reefs visiting Cleveland Mrs Lewis Fester of Akron visits Erie Street home Mr and Mrs Felix Hillenbrand parents of a son born January 12 at Elyria Memorial Hospital Mary Jane Haralampous plays violin solos at M B E Junior church with teacher Mrs A Melton Mrs William McConaughey guest of Mr and Mrs George Hart Dewitt Wessell former Jackson Michigan newspaperman weekend guest of Mr and Mrs John Bins trip around the world eight years ago marked eighth anniversary of the trip Miss Ariene Burrow and Miss Kathryn Schubert Baldwin Wallace College elected corresponding secretary and treasurer of Gamma Sigma sorority for second semester Formal installation January thirtieth Mrs K P Scott of Fourteenth street to visit Monaca Pa and Columbiana Ohio Mrs Kent Southard and daughter Estelle Southard of Berea guests Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kridler
Fremont
Ohio
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
Kridler
Rohnert Bizes
Eleanor Hughes
Erie Avenue
Erie Parts
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Robert Wilder Biggs
Willard Company
Cleveland
Joseph aAshe
Lill
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Neva Reefs
Gault Farms
Thomas Gaze
Lewis Fester
Akron
Carl Fester
Erie Street
Felix Hillenbrand
R. PD
Mary Jane Haralampous
M. BE
A. Melton
William McConaughey
Monessen
Pennsylvania
George Hart
Park View Street
Dewitt Wesell
Jackson
Michigan
John Bins
Wessell
Bins
Ariene Burrow
Kathryn Schubert
Baldwin-Wallace College
Gamma Sigma Sorority
K. P. Scott
Fourteenth Street
Monaca
Columbiana
Kent Southard
Estelle Southard
Berea
Does Apple A Day Keep Doc Away
Dr Logan Clendening examines the old adage about apples and health. He argues that bowel movement depends on body type, physiological tone, and diet, denying the idea of a completely empty colon and warning that forced emptiness can cause harm. Tomorrow he promises treatment methods for chronic constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Community Notes On Local Residents Travel Plans
The passage notes Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wilford of Seventh street hosting at home, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peat departing for Houma Louisiana for a month, C. D. Ryder Jr arriving from Stanford Connecticut to stay at the T. L. Morse home, and Max Goldstein in New York City on a buying trip for the Style Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Wilford
Seventh Street
Henry Peat
Houma
Louisiana
Breaux Hotel
C. D. Ryder, Jr
Stanford
Connecticut
T. L. Morse
Max Goldstein
New York City
Style Center
Chicken Supper by Women's Association at 2nd Congo Church
Church fundraiser advertisement announces a chicken supper hosted by the Women’s Association of the 2nd Congo Church on Thursday January 25. Price 33 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 2Nd Congo Church
College offers 10 meal plan for can opener meals program
Kansas State College students will access 10 meals for eight dollars through a can opener meals plan. Under Mrs Bessie Brooks West, 100 participants may buy tickets next semester with minimal work in the college cafeteria to support the low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Department of
Bessie Brooks West
Oregon Builds Drying Room After Rainy Football Season
At the University of Oregon Eugene, students funded a drying room in the gym to air out equipment after a very rainy 1933 season. The room saw heat use only once during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkugene, Ore
University of Oregon
Pennsylvania Egg Laying Contest Grows as Largest US Standard Event
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Egg Laying contest has become the nation's largest standard competition. Officials note 70 entries this year, well ahead of Florida with 20 entries as the next highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Florida
Right and Righteousness in Moral and Intellectual Contexts
The term right carries dual meanings covering moral correctness and intellectual probity. In ethics, right denotes just conduct and virtue, while in epistemology it signals sound reasoning and justified belief.
Switzerland’s Mountain Railways Known for Safety
A concise note reports that accidents are virtually unknown on Switzerland’s mountain railways, underscoring their reputation for reliability and careful operation amid rugged terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
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L. A. Obitts
4Th Street
Friendship Club Cabinet
Robert Copas
United Presbyterian Bible Study
St. Paul's Circle
Oswald
East River Street
Church of Christ Women’s Missionary Society
Union Missionary
Evenes Lhlsday
Dorcas
W. C. Fowler
Broad St
PRK
Fropire Club
T George Hatliday
Gale i. LA. Bedes
O'Rabbie Burns
William Burns
Caledonia
Robert Burns
W. Hinkle
W. Grabill
Mary Morison
Henry
Tom
Haggis
Jessis Burns
o'Aberfeld
O'Niel
W Burns
Willie
R. Burns
Alan
J. Gatey
Rab
J. Hutcheson
Reading
Jessie Burns
Wade Grabill
Eddie Felder
Charities Powell al Peters
Henry Gilbert
Piper
van Disenarses
Ada Drage
Herald Sehwind
Sixth St
Lucas
Ridgeville
Church OF Christ C. E
Student Dept. OF Musical
ST. Paul's
Sentor Club
Conge
Kaplan Ladies Tailor & Furrter
WM. Buckingham, SR
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Culler
Brookhouser
Miss Faith
Aland
Allen Bernard
Clendening
J. P
L. W. Graham
Sigrid Holman Amidon
L. L.D
E. Bridge St
Lodi St. Elyria, O
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Elyria, Ohio
Hollywood
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria Business College
Crooks Coal
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