Boy Scouts Hold Meeting At Church Of Christ And Birthday Parties
Troop No 103 of the Boy Scouts met at the Church of Christ opening with the Scout Oath and Law. The group planned an outdoor hike to Ely Woods after the Court of Review, while leaders reported Tenderfoot tests and First Aid progress. A birthday party for Gail Anne Maddock was held at her grandmother’s home with games and prizes. Alice Koepp was honored with a birthday party at the Schoditsch home on Howe Street with gifts and a three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Church of Christ
Bob Ordway
Seribes
Dick Slack
Harry Koplin
Ely Woods
Court of Review
Scoulmaster
ML. Brown
Charles Brown
J. Ryan
Bert Pitkin
Explore Patrol
Explorer
Explorer Patrol
Willard Stoney
Dick Funk
Wesley Fackler
Don Ryan
Gail Anne Maddock
Ted. Gilder
Susan
Shirley Hourvis
Tommy
Bulfie Gouin
Nancy Melaughlin
Jimmy Wircenske
Kathie Bauer
Ter- Maxine Wilcox
Emma Hourvis
Bernice Gwin
Virden Haswell
Irene Popp
Helen Wircenske
Mary Bauer
Sue Orvis
Jane Maddock
Miss Gall Anne
Alice Keepp
Violet Schoditsch
Wanda Heltmeyer
Schoditsch
Howe Street
Anita Sandrock
Irma Eschke
Alice Koepp
Miss Koepp
Miss .Koepp
Agnes Schaeffer
LaVonne Sehmittgen
Florence Stoltz
Elaine Schultz Lin Stang
Sandrock
Eschke
Maude = Schoditsch
Plan Tureen Dinner by Knights of St John Auxiliary
Junior Auxiliary No 11 of the Knights of St John held a Sunday luncheon meeting. Plans for a tureen dinner on Wednesday January 1 were made with Clara Mae Gatens named chair of the program after Marjorie Young presided. An ice skating party is set for Saturday afternoon with 3 30 PM meet in front of St Marys church. Elaine Porter won bingo prize. Next meeting is February 18 at the church hall with roller skating plans on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Clara Mae Gatens
Marjorie Young
St. Mary's Church
Elaine Porter
Church Hall
Altar And Rosary Society Meeting Change Notice
St Mary's Altar and Rosary Society changes meeting to Wednesday in parish hall with luncheon at one o'clock. Day rescheduled due to other activities and commitments.
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St Mary's Altar
Ros Society
Sidney Man Heads Sportsmen's League
MV Loudenback of Sidney becomes president of the League of Ohio Sportsmen succeeding Ralph W Sanborn of Columbus. Dr J W Ogden Hayesville is elected. Charles Coter of Cincinnati first vice president. William T Windsor of Akron treasurer. Trent Sickles of Columbus re-elected secretary. A special committee will decide a game bird issue and conservation plans. Ernest Hateh Wilkins of Oberlin College will address Fenn College students on International Federal Union. Ontario guardianship of the Dionne quintuplets noted.
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Columbus
MV Loudenback
Sidney
League of Ohio
Ralph W Sanborn
J. W. Ogden
Hayesville
Charles Coter
Cincinnati
Willam T. Windsor
Akron
Trent
Sickles
Ernest Hateh Wilkins
Oberlin College
International Federal Union
Fenn College
AA Uww
Springfield
Modes and Manners in a Second Marriage Etiquette
The article answers five etiquette questions. It states that a widow may have her parents pay or she may pay herself for a second wedding. It rejects the glove excuse and advises saying Walkers simply and naturally when attracting a waiter. It says inviting the minister and wife is courteous. It notes chauffeurs are addressed by surname, not given name, like butlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack
Jones
Hearing on petitions of two labor groups in Cleveland
Regional National Labor Relations Board examiners will hold a Friday hearing here on petitions by the Medianites Educational Society and American Federation of Labor Unions seeking local bargaining rights for about 750 workers at General Industries Co. Flyna plastic processing firm. Oscar S Smith NORR Rewman as director said the proceedings may lead to a secret election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland O
National Labor Relations Board Examemers
Medianites’ Educational Society
American Federation of Labor Unions Saeking Énlo
N Behalf
General Industries Co
Flyna Plastic Processing
Qoscar S Smith Norr Rewman
Deaths In County Reach Highest One Year Total Ever
Lorain County General Health District reports 463 deaths in the past year, the highest single-year figure. Infant deaths were at a low, births declined with many born outside the county, contagious diseases dropped sharply, but overall life expectancy rose to 62. The report notes no diphtheria or smallpox, and records cases of typhoid, undulant fever, trichinosis, and other illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County General Health
F R Dew
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Dew
U d States
County Health Department
Health Department
Kiwanis Clubs Observe 25th Anniversary Events
Elyria Kiwanis welcomes the Ki-Queens wives group for a joint meeting at the Elyria Women’s Club. K. G. Townsend will display colored photos from a Lake Louise trip. The Detroit Kiwanis Club started Kiwanis International 25th anniversary observances, with over 2 050 clubs and 104 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Elyria
Elyria Womans Club
K. GO. Townsend
Wellington
Lake Lewisé
Banff
Jasper National Park
Detroit
Detroit Kewanis Club
Ity
United States
Canada
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Tuledo
Cincinnati
Canton
Youngstown
Akron
Delaware
Newark
Ohio Kiwanis
Donald ©. Mumford
Bellefontaine
Fails To Remember Faces Liquor Charge In City Jail
Walter Olsawsky of Woodford Avenue was jailed on liquor possession after he failed to recall a prior sale to Mrs Helen Nagy of 289 West River Street. Nagy was arraigned on a liquor sales charge, with both denying guilt and awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Stankard
Walter Olsawsky
Woodford Avenue
Olsawsky
Helen Nagy
West River Storet
Olsowsky
Nagy
Stankard
Olszwsky
Joseph Petra
Guila
Auto Fender Damaged in Rear-Drive Incident
Carl Detrick of 401 Foster avenue reported his car’s rear fender damaged at 1040 P M when it brushed a car driven by Edward Bunch of 9 Shear street as Bunch moved from the curb at Tundi street and Lake avenue. Detrick was using his car to push another vehicle operated by Frank Guy of 420 Jefferson street when the accident occurred. In the Ulster Grand Prix, Walter Rusk reached 100 miles an hour and won a special medal as the first Irish rider to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Detrick
Foster Avenue
Edward Bunch
Shear Street
Bunch
Tundi Street
Lake Avenue
Detrick
Frank Guy
Jefferson Street
Walter Rusk
Reland
Editor Discusses Propaganda And Censorship
Oberlin audiences heard Paul Bellamy editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer say propaganda and censorship are twin children of truth. He warned wartime news obstacles slow coverage yet praise foreign correspondents. He urged readers to be discriminating and criticized weasel words and uncredited sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Paul Bellamy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oberlin College Social Science Club
Oberlin Inn
Mic Bellamy
Firemen Answer Two Alarms and a Parking Lot Blaze
Firefighters answered two alarms in rapid succession. The second blaze struck a small frame office building for Sprete's Parking Lot on Chapel Street between Broad and Second, caused by an oil stove and singed windows with minor damage. The first call was a two-family home at 48 West River Street, where smoke filled the basement after a smoke pipe fell. No one was inside the buildings. In other notes a local man was fined for intoxication after a Temple Court arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprete
Chapel Street
Broad
Second Streets
West River Street
Joe Bara
Frank Schnoble
Amherst Rotary Club Celebrates Second Anniversary
Amherst notes the Amherst Rotary Club marked its second anniversary with a banquet in the Methodist church parlors. Sixteen members and wives attended along with guests from Lorain Rotary and local residents. The program featured songs, solos, duets, and a one act play The Blue Gale, with special prizes awarded to Mrs. W G Nord and Rev. Burris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Rotary Club
Lynton Rogers
Harald Covault
M. S McFadden
George Cyarthe
James Daniels
Lorain
W G. Nord
Burris
Ludwig Thomas
Roy Stevens
Wil Lamber
Kuntz
Mead Pet
Hospital Auxiliary Elects Officers
The annual meeting of the hospital auxiliary elected officers including president Mrs John Brill and vice presidents Mrs J R MacKenzie and Harold Moore. A membership drive aimed for 100 members was planned and committees were named for the year. The remainder of the evening covered making surgical supplies for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cromwell
John Brill
J. R MacKenzie
Harold Moore
George Fran
J. J. Strohmeier
Fred Dein
William Mischa
Ways and Mea
J. Cunningham
W. J. Strobmeier
Albert Wrage
Minna Bechtel
J R MacKenzie
John Hamann
Maxwe
Annalysist
Walter Mischka
Harry All
Teckawatha Club Plans Bake Sale At Fisher Grocery
The Teckawatha club of St Joseph's Church met in the parish hall to organize a bake sale at Fisher Grocery store Saturday afternoon. They will gather reading material and feature a question box at each meeting. Contests followed the business session led by president Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teckawatha Club
St. Joseph’s Church
Pall
Fisher
Crete
Camera Club Meets in Amherst Eyes February Talk
A Monday Amherst Camera Club meeting at Walter Frederick’s home elected he president and featured a film development demo by Mrs. Frederick. Members planned a February 5 talk by Philip Jaeger and a Sunday picture tour meeting at Muishka’s at 9 am with cameras and notebooks. Also, the Senior Christian Endeavor group at the Congregational church elected delegates for Lorain county’s 43rd annual C E banquet in Elyria, with Mrs. J. Rak Mackenzie and Catherine Frank chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Camera Club
Walter Frederick
Muischka
Congregational Church
Lorain County
Elyria
Janes
J, Rak MacKenzie
Catherine Frank
Eagles Plan Big Rally At Elgrids Graystone Hotel
Plans for a large rally scheduled next Monday evening January 29 were finalized after a Monday meeting. Speaker will be William Wetherald of Zanesville, past grand president. Paul Mori resigned as trustee, with nomination and election set for the next two Mondays. The group bought half a ton of coal for the skating rink and officers Donald Fuer president Henry Raesler secretary and three others will attend the district meeting Friday evening at the Graystone Hotel Elgrids. State secretary M. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
William Wetherald
Zanesville
Paul Mori
Donald Fuer
Henry Raesler
Graystone
Elgrid
M. L
P T A St Joseph parishioners host card party at home
The St Joseph parish school P T A held a card party at Mrs C Specker s Spring Street home Sunday evening with pinochle honors to Mrs Strohmeier and James Henry, server Lynch. Plans for a Lorain Country Club dance were finalized during the Victorian Guild meeting at Mrs Willian Bodmann Park Avenue. First bridge honors went to Mrs Gregory Brown and second to Miss Corrinn Finnegan. The St Peter Evangelical Sunday school teachers and officers met to plan a donation to the synodical budget. Girl Scouts meeting postponed due to other activities. Discharges include Mrs Arthur Schmitz and baby Donald Frederick. Dr James Watson tells of deer that he hit with his car after a duck hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
St. Joseph Perochial School
C. Specker
Spring Street
J. J. Strohmeier
William Wenzel
Strohmeier
James Henry
Lynch
Lorain Country Club
Lorain
St Joseph's Church
Willian Bodmann
Park Avenue
Bridge
Gregory Brown
Corrinn Finnegan
Cleveland Avenue
St. Peter Evangelical Sunday School
C. E. Schmidt
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
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Sportsmen’s League
de Wilkins
Ontario
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Fairentid
Stearns & Foster
Prabuilt
Bellamy
Ross
Temple Court
Joseph Q Petra Inday
Diamond Jim
Dras
Brady
Carl Sibley
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
the Region Auxiliary
Legion
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Circle 2
St Ann’s Society
Hugh Finnegan
Milan Avenue
Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Church Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Earl Sweet
Hospital Auxiliary
Teckawitha Club
Camera Club
Myrtelle's Beauty Parlor
Broad St. Ph
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shad
Prirte
Ead Ey Ce) and Trust Company
Brown
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Card Farty
Arthur Schmitz
Donald Frederick
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James Watson
Lydia E. Pinkham
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C. A. Cavagna
Ohio Public Service Co
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