Reciprocal Trade Is Discussed For Women Voters
The League of Women Voters dinner in the Elks Marine room urged support for reciprocal trade agreements as key to world peace. Howard A. Cook warned the U S must boost foreign purchases to assure loan repayments, outlining Paris plan nations volumes and future grants in food and fuel.
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League of Women Voters
Marine Room
the Elks
Howard A. Cook
Cleveland Council of World Affairs
United States
Paris
Merritt Power
Anthony Kellogg
League
Eric Borden
First Congregational Church
Taeron Loose
Social Action Committee
Powell
Russell Johnson
Ravenna
First Meeting of El-Rey Caldron at K of P Hall
DeWilda Lewis and Delphine Graham, both of Lorain, join seven others as El-Rey Caldron, the largest such group in Ohio, holds its first regular meeting under Clara Riley as guiding member. Guests include Mrs Gladys Rausch of Al-Sirat Caldron Cleveland. A separate Congregational circle plans its January church dinner and missionary speaker set for February 18 at Mrs Darkin’s home.
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Gational Church
Charles Redman
Concord Street
Ray Herrington
Leroy Smith
Redman
Circle
Nick Smith
Wars and Mears
First Congregational Heights Circle
Richard Golimar
Auld Memorial
Paul Wellman
Cornell Avenue
Harry Hoover
Frank Wharton
M. D. Hackett
Ollie Palmer
Harry Howell
Richard Macker
Harvard Avenue
El-Rey Caldron
Phali
El-Rey
K. .of P Hall
Cer Miller
First Congregational Point Circle
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Moise
Herbert Wooten
Ted Prindle
Oberlin College
India
Robert Darkin
V F W Post 9019 Plans Evening Meeting and Activities
The Ferrier H. White Post No. 9019 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting at 3 p m tonight at Riverside Homes Center. Oliver Harris urges veterans who served overseas to join and those who play basketball softball golf or trumpet to explore post opportunities. Melvin Cruce announces a pre Valentine dance February 13 at the Elks Ballroom with Benny Miller and his band providing music. An average hen producing 200 eggs per year yields nearly five times its body weight in eggs over two years.
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Ferrier H. White
Riverside Homes Center
Oliver Harris
Harris
Melvin Cruce
Elks Ballroom
Benny Miller
Wellington Town Council Reports and Plans for Tank Truck and Signage
Wellington council met in regular session with Mayor A B Jones presiding. Talks covered a new tank truck purchase, illuminated signs for town sides, crosswalk paving, and bids for three 1 000 KVA transformers. Sanitary report praised, but several appointments not approved. Plumbers licenses granted, library veil discussed, and police booth and park walk proposed. Church notes and community updates follow with civic groups and youth programs.
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Wellington
A. B. Jones
Jones
R. A Cordray
John Duff
New York Central Big Four Railroad Company
Herrick Avenue West
North Main Street
Board of Public Affairs
American Legion
Legion
Major Jones
DeLane Beers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jayrcees
First Methodist
Dave Cole
Charles Barres
WSCS
First Baptist
John H. Reinert
John Huliker
Goss Named to Serve on State Association Committee
Clair Goss of Brighton, president of Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks, is named by State President Joe R. Thomas to serve on the Resolutions Committee at the annual convention in Columbus on January 22. The 20th annual winter meeting includes a dinner at the Oshler-Wallick Hotel and sessions at Memorial Hall East Broad Street to train township officials. India expects to produce about 900000 tons of sugar this year.
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First Congregational
Ll. E. Werner
Warren
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Nazarene
Lawrence MacAllen
Homer Lattimer
St. Patrick's
Charles McCann
Sunacay
May Knapp
Clair Goss
Brighton
Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Joe R. Thomas
Columbus
State Association
Memorial
East Broad Street
India
Elyria Chronicle Obie Thess Jan 28 3968
The Elyria Chronicle reports on the Obie Thess event dated January 28 3968. Details remain unclear in the fragment, noting coverage of local arts or theater happenings and potential awards linked to the Obie Thess.
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Telegrer
Chronicle
Elyria
Obie, Thess
Savannah to add three more Negro patrolmen
Savannah appoints three additional Negro policemen after a March start, noting strong performance from the first group placed in predominantly Black areas since Reconstruction. The elevated record prompts expansion of the force in the Georgia city.
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Savannah
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Paul Olah
Stephen Gurchik
George Hemminger
Henry Stohzenburg
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Ways and Means
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Eagles Ball
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Zenue
Stenley Burrell
Lorain Aerie
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Sewing For Missions
Catholic Study Club No. 2
3Ics
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Columbia Avenue
P. F. Tilman
T. E. Seward
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Auld
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Lorain
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Edward Schramm
Cheboygan
Mich
Steward
Phrilis Clegg
Rabbi Miller
St. Theresa’s Society
Steve Fekete
Anna Rodachy
Andy Bolash
Louis Rosa
Andress
Mary Ann
Harry S.burr Jeweler
Birkline’s Beauty and Accessory Salon
Valentine
Naylon
Berton
Birkline’s
V.F.W
Harry Ferguson
Ford Motor Co
Coventry
America
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware Herrick
Bessie Eime
George Hanny
Biwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
Standard Oil Company
Harry Gill
Lawrence Cowles
Oberlin Hospital
Lydia EL Pinxham
Akham
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Myrtelle's Beauty Studio
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Oesh_ler-Wallick Hotel
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