Elyria Minstrels Open Season At Columbia Tonight
The Elyria Minstrels and Dance Revue open their seventh season with a benefit show for the Columbia Township firemen at Columbia Town Hall. The Elyria Kiwanis Club sponsors the troupe. Months of rehearsals preceded the first showing with new costumes scenery and a complete new show routine announced.
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Elyria Minstrels
Columbia Township
Columbia Town Hall
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Co×
Troupe of 60 to perform benefit shows across northern Ohio
A troupe of more than 60 performers will stage benefit shows in nearly 20 northern Ohio cities and towns before May 1. Elyrians will get a chance to see the group in March when the company presents a show for the city.
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Ohio
Elyrians
Execute Murderer With Lethal Gas in N C Prison
Allen Foster of Birmingham Alabama was executed today in North Carolina's new lethal gas chamber at Raleigh Central Prison. He becomes the first man to die in the state under the gas system.
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Central
Ralfigh
N.C
Allen Foster
Birmingham
Ala
North Carolina
Epworth League Convenes In Oberlin
Epworth League delegates, 250 to 300, gather in Oberlin for the Mid Winter Institute. Program spans Friday registration at 4 p.m., banquet, campus tour, and devotions. Saturday includes classes, luncheon, business session, and Holy Land travel pictures. Sunday features worship with Dr L C Wright preaching.
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Oberlin
Norwalk
Epworth League
S. Lee Whiteman
M. E
M. E. Church of
Oberlin College
E. J. Bond
J. Scott
H. H. Longberry
Oberlin Epworth lLeague
Holy Land
C. T. Craig
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
V. W. Wagar
Wll
M. S
L. C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Charm club surprise at Mrs Thompson home in Avon
Members of the Charm club surprised Mrs. Clarence Thompson at her sister Mrs Charles Wil ford’s Avon home on Thursday evening with bridge as the entertainment and a later lunch. Mrs Thompson received a nice gift. Briefs note Mr and Mrs Verdie Taft of Be- (partial).
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AVON
Charm Club
Clarence Thompson
Charles Wilford
Bridge
Testing Gold Finishing by Acids and Touch Tests
The article explains acids used to identify Gold Filled Gold Plated and Sold Gold. It describes rubbing the item on a touchstone without damage and testing with cold needles while applying acid to determine karat fineness.
Squire Reports Optimistic Outlook for Ohio Banks
State Banking Superintendent Samuel H. Squire announced an optimistic tone based on 467 reporting banks. Total resources reached 1.305 billion dollars, up 61.7 million since Sept 30, 1935, and 147.4 million from a year prior, with deposits at 1.139 billion, up 64.1 million since September and 149.7 million in the year. Savings deposits totaled 551.7 million, up 53.0 million. individual deposits 353.5 million. time certificates 48.3 million. trust deposits 37.3 million. other deposits 148.8 million. Real estate mortgage loans stood at 259.0 million, down 5.1 million since September but up 11.1 million from 1934. Cash and reserves were 232.1 million, up 25.2 million since September and 52.8 million from 1934.
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Columbus, CO
Samuel H. Squire
Squire
Pickering Family Update From Cleveland Home
Edwin Pickering is convalescing at his parents home Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering while Mrs Pickering of Cleveland visited on Wednesday. The couple were noted spending Tuesday evening at the same residence with Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering.
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Rea
Robert Pickering
Edwin Pickering
Cleveland
Fire Douses Home of Steve Oros in Center Toad
Fire crews responded to a blaze at Steve Oros's residence in Center Toad. No school operated Thursday due to heavy snow and cold, while Miss Perle Wilford visited Cleveland friends over the weekend.
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Steve Oros
Center Toad
Perle Wilford
Cleveland
Dunn to Address Annual Meeting of County Commissioners
County Commissioner Oscar GG Dunn is listed to speak on county government at the annual meeting of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio in Columbus on February 4 and 5. The program schedule, printed in Highway Topics, confirms his place on the speakers’ roster.
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County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
Columbus
Oscar GG. Dunn
Dunn
Highway Topics
Ohio Good Roads Magazine
National Union For Social Justice Meets This Evening
A meeting of the National Union for Social Justice is scheduled at 7:30 tonight at Wurst Hall. Plans will be made to organize South Side and West Side units.
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National Union For Social Justice
Wurst Hall
South Side
West Side
Unita
Local Social Roundup from Rochester Area
Rochester residents and visitors attended a series of family gatherings and community events. The Rose Hodgkin home hosted a caller Rochester J C Ames. Amherst saw Murray family and other locals at the Jewett and Ray Jewett events. the Farmer's Institute in Brighton drew crowds with speakers including William Murray of Rochester. Families from Cleveland Akron Lorain Wellington and Steubenville joined in services and Sunday visits as friends meet for parties and funerals.
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J. C. Ames
Clarksfield
Rose Hodgkin
Arthur Jewett
Walter
W. A. Jewett
Greydon
Murray
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Farmer’s Institute
Brighton
William Murray
Rochester
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Ward
Alcox
Mildred van Housen
Cleveland
George Smith
Lee Conklin
Delbert Switzer
Stanley Storrow
Raymond Klein
Trans
LaGrange
Little Son
Lorain
Lillian Bradford
Gerald
Mary Ewell
Maureen Friend
Wellington
Friendly
Elver Searles
Camden
Lafe Simonson
Rather Macauley
Norman Bettridge
Akron
Y M C A Leaders Club Meets Tonight
Y M C A Leaders Club meets at the association building to plan sending members to Chicago in March for an educational gymnasium night program. The Chicago program by the Y M C A College is slated for March 13 and 14. The local group also advances plans for a Y M C A circus and will after the business session attend advanced apparatus and gymnastic instruction.
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Chicago
Y. M. C. A. Leaders’ Club
Association
Y. M. C. A. College
Nuit Bridge Club Holds Meeting
Mrs. Arlena Devonshire hosted Nuit Bridge Club on Thursday evening January 23. Two tables competed in bridge with a prize awarded to top players.
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Nuit
Arlena Devonshire
Club Awards and Meeting Notice at Mrs Howe Home
The gathering awarded high score to Mrs. C Howe and low score to Mrs. M Mitchell. A light lunch followed served at small tables by the hostess. The next meeting is set for Jan 29 at 8:18 pm at Mrs. James Howe’s home 121 Fourth Street Wi ning. The African native reflected on spirits and fears, noting men control them.
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C. Howe
M. Mitchell
James Howe
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Columbia
Elyria Business College
Davids
David
Capitol Theatre
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Verdie Taft
Haserodt’s
Lorain County
Iyaserodt’s
Haserodt
S. Q
Haseroot Jewelry CO
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Fire Department
Y. M. C. A. Leaders Club
Coats
Vy Price
Navy
New
Bermel
Go Wool Union Suits
Camas
T . Ss
The
John Lersch Co
Fourth Street
Wining, Jan
Porsch Lumber and Coal Co
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