Competition heats up in YMCA boys Olympic games
Results announced by Max Roe show tight standings as leaders trail in week two of the YMCA boys division Olympic games. Cadets saw Fred Bigelow win fence vaulting with Looper and Hanson tied for second, while Ignatz led the juniors in the running broad jump with 12 feet 1 1 2 inches. Other class winners posted solid marks in standing broad jumps with Gene Stoney and Ed Gutowski among top scorers. Next week mis in store as running broad jump returns for all but juniors who switch to standing high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Fred Bigelow
Donald Looper
Harry Hanson
Douglas McKay
William Ignatz
Jack Perkins
William Kenawell
Gene Stoney
Ivan Johnson
Don Bryant
Tom Hutchinson
Tom Chapman
Jack Worthington
Carl Keepp
Ed Gutowski
Rudy Peskuran
Alex Trakoff
Lorain County Tour Suggested for World Poultry Congress
Visitors to the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland next summer will be invited on a Lorain County tour with stops in Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Lorain. The Lorain County tours committee announced the plan to be recommended to the Poultry Congress tours committee. The tentative Tour No 4 includes Gates Hospital for Crippled Children Elyria Oberlin College Archibald Millard painter of The Spirit of TH and Mason Herrick former ambassador to France at Wellington and industrial plants at Toronto.
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World Poultry Congress
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington O
Lorain
Toun
Gates Hospital
Oberlin Collegge
Archibald Millard
Masron T. Herrick
Toa France
Wellington
Ard
Toraon
Custody Temporarily Shifts From Mother to Father
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley temporarily removed four year old son from the mother and placed him in the father John Lenman of Lorain. The hearing noted the child’s absence in court and suspended a prior order requiring the father to pay the mother 85 weekly support. The mother had just married Wilbur Snee, her third husband, who was divorced from Lahmain Iane earlier in October.
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Guy B. Findleys
John Lenman
Red Avenue
Lorain
Todear
Wilbur Sweet
Lorwin
Marrie
Snee
Lahmain Iane Ocober
Anericine
Goethe on Beauty and the Good
Goethe states beauty encompasses the good and adds something beyond it. He argues beauty harmonizes moral virtue with uplifting qualities, implying aesthetic value enhances ethical presence and human flourishing. The claim blends philosophy of art with ethics and metaphysical speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Wishing Well Rescues Friend and Sparks Reunion
Peter descends a cliff with a frayed rope to haul Jules from a dangerous ledge and secures his rescue. Later Sibyl returns to the hilltop, confronts love and deception, and Peter and Sibyl confess true feelings as the well’s magic seems to seal their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules House
Minnie
Sam
Peter
Jules
Day
New York
Sily
Watkin
Watkins
Sibyl
Lorain County 4-H Leaders Speak On Private Home Hour
Wellington hosts a Lorain County Extension Service program broadcast on WHA Cleveland. 4-H club heads Mrs. Charles Church and Mrs. G E Irons speak, with regional workers Ray mond Petty Helen Conklin and others named. Round-table selections named officers and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Lorain Counts
Staynon
Cleveland
Charles Church
Sunnysiders
G. E. Irons
Ridgeville
Lorain County
Raymond Petty
Henrietta
Helen Conklin
la Grange
Covered-dish supper boosts church circle under new president
The Widening Circle at First Congregational church enjoyed a Friday night covered-dish supper. New president Arnold Kipplinger presided and appointed a committee to organize activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Arnold Kipplinger
Entre Nous Club Bridge Night Hosts Prize Winners
Mrs Ernestine Lee hosted Entre Nous club members on Friday evening with Ales and dessert. Guests included Bernice Wight. After dessert the group played bridge. Kathryn Murray won first prize and Mrs Isabelle Bennett second.
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Ernestine Lee
Entre Nous Club
Bernice Wight
Kathryn Murray
Isabelle Bennett
Wellington Township seeks new Justice of the Peace
Owing to the resignation of Attorney Harry L. Wagner the Wellington township trustees must find a qualified man to fill his place. Wagner had served as Justice of the Peace since January 1 but is too busy with duties to continue.
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Harry L. Wagner
Wellington Township
Wagner
Village considers Watt offer for West street skating rink
The Village Council weighs Walter Watt s proposal to donate use of several West street lots to create a safe skating rink for Wellington skaters. Councilman Frank Obrig calls the land ideal for the project while local residents navigate hospital visits and family news.
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Village Council
Walter Watt
West Street
Wellington
Frank Obrig
Local notes from Orrville to Wellington broadcast plans
The item records residents moving from Orrville to Wellington and notes Theos occupying the Gadfield home while Mr and Mrs Gadfield are in Florida. Mayor Lehman travels to Cleveland for a message recorded for WGAR and a Wellington broadcast via station 272. Mrs Body recovers from flu and Adelbert Knapp visits Baldwins-Wallace before returning home.
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Orrville
Wellington
Theos
Charles Gadfield
Florida
E.R. Lehman
Cleveland
WGAR
van Wellington
New Zealand
William Body
Meeting lineup for monthly club roles listed
Sergeant at Arms Allen Conway Chaplain Stanley Janik and historian Jack Kinsner are named. The note states these buss meet on the third Wednesday evening of each month at the Chateuna.
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Allen Conway
Stanley Janik
Jack Kinsner
Chateuna
Avon Baptist prayer meeting hosts twenty-two attendees
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson opened their home Thursday evening for the Avon Baptist church prayer meeting with twenty two people present.
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Arthur Hudson
Avon Baptist Church
Local Society Notes From Deaconess Hospital and Clubs
Mrs Fannie Boyd underwent surgery at Deaconess Hospital in Cleveland Thursday. R Hansen remains under observation at a Cleveland hospital. P.T.A. card party Friday featured twelve tables with prizes won by Mesdames Masck, Dryer, Boehm, Tomer, Higgins, Hain, Butterworth, and Harmon. next party Feb 17. Octagon Club hosted lunch with Mrs. Roy West. trophies to Mrs. West, Mrs. Wm. Schumaker, and Mrs. Henry Katz. next with Mrs. Colley Feb 15. Junior Club met at Marie Petersen’s. refreshments served. next with Marion Wills Feb 11. A closing moral on stoic resilience and character formation.
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Fannie Boyd
Deaconess Hospital
Cleveland
R. Hansen
P.T. A
Mesdames Masck
Dryer
Boehm
Tomer
Higgins
Hain Butterworth
Harmon
Octagon Club
Roy West
West
Wm. Schumaker
Henry Katz
Colley
Marie Petersen
Marion Wills
Avon Lake social and illness notices prompt club activities
Avon Lake January 23 notes Mrs Shirley called to Pennsylvania for her mother’s illness. Mrs Meyer ill at 45 Allotment. Mrs Knipper spent week in East Cleveland with the Butler family. Betty Neise and Jane Thoma hosted Blue Jay Subdeb Club on Lake Road with five new invites to Pat Black Rosalind Mitchell Louise Green Marion Wills Betty Lou Lou. Lunch followed. In two weeks Barbara Foote will host. Mrs Hudson entertained Avon Lake Sewing Society with guests Mrs Walker, Mrs Williams, Miss Buswell, aided by Mrs Terveen. Quilting planned. next meeting with Mrs Derringer February 16.
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Avon Lake
Joe Shirley
Pennsylvania
Carl Meyer
John Knipper
East
Cleveland
Charles Butler
Betty Neise
Jane Thoma
Lake Road
Pat Black
Rosalind Mitchell
Louise Green
Marion Wills
Betty Lou Lou
Barbara Foote
Arthur Hudson
Avon Lake Sewing Society
Howard Walker
Charles Williams
Stella Buswell
John Terveen
Bertha Derringer
Library Station Opened At Gates School
The Gates School opened its third library station as a classroom library to serve students by grades. The program follows earlier stations at Ely and Edison Schools, with gifts and PTA support boosting book stocks. The Gates station circulated 306 books on its first day, reflecting growing demand for easier access to reading materials for students.
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Gates
Elyria Library
Ely
T. L. Moise
Ely Parent-Teacher Association
Edison
Main Library On Third Street Item Quietly Noted
A fragment from a city note mentions activity at the main library on Third Street. The brief item provides limited readable details about library operations or events. No dates or names are clearly legible in the text.
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Third Street
Installation of Sons of Legion at the Chateau
The Euclid Post of the Sons of Legion of Cleveland conducted the installation at the Chateau on Wednesday evening. Officers installed included Captain Homer Walters, 1st Lieutenant John Jellen, 2nd Lieutenant Rudy Halligan, and Junior Adjutant. Carl Scholl served as Finance Officer with Ed Ennis also noted.
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Sons of Legion
Chateau
Euclid
Sons of Legions of Cleveland
Homer Walters
John Jellen
Rudy Halligan
Carl Scholl
Ed Ennis
All social forces must be tested by character impact
Editorial motto asserts that every social institution and force should be judged by how it shapes individual character, urging scrutiny of schools, churches, governments, and media through moral outcomes. It argues character integrity as the ultimate standard for societal value.
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Sanford
Pete
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Eter
Siby
Mother
Coumn
Scottsville
the Nouse
Satan
Sibyl Darling
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
E. Downey
Lawrence Livermore
Carol Wight
Olivers
Ray Moore
C L. Hill
Arthur Haines
the City
J. T. Barnard
Broad St
Entre Nous
Harry Wagner
Ralph Warren
Courtland Street
Jocal Clinic
Edna Babcock
Rochester
Mabel Hawk
Mary Tindsay
North Main Street
Baltimore
Michigan
Wayne Knight
George Whitney
Palmer Overholt
Columbus
E. F. Fortney
Adelbert Knapp
Baldwin-Wallace
Abrs
Perry Knapp
Barker Street
P.T.A. Party
Society
Caetar
Drugeist’s
He Murbach Coal
Bigger
Cearte
Penney
Red Spring Yd
Belle Isle
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Work Sox
Freedom
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