Ridgeville P T A Hears Elymian
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Ridgeville Parent-Teacher Association met at the school auditorium led by President K. M. Knowles. Reports from secretary and treasurer were approved. Committees gave brief notes on Bus Fare Safety Lighting Loud Speaker and Playground Equipment with no action. Carl Schmitgens of Elyria entertained with a Cuba Panama Canal California trip and movie show. Mothers Tea is set for Feb 11. book review by Harvey Book Shop’s Mrs. Benninghoff. Industrial Arts display featured student work. refreshments concluded the evening.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Parent-Teacher Association
K. M. Knowles
Nickel
Ever-Wear Playground Equipment Co
P.T. A
Ways and Means
H. G. Stacy
Carl Schmitgens
Elyria
Schmitgen
New York
Cuba
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
California
Vern Andrews
Benninghoff
Harvey Book Shop
Belden Institute Proves Successful at Farmers Institute
The Belden Institute annual Farmers Institute was held at the school house on Wednesday and Thursday. Speakers included Mrs. C. I. Lau of Swanton Ohio and ward Tom Fied Campbell of Middle Point Ohio. D G Reisinger presided Wednesday morning. The program featured school orchestra music directed by Floyd Moore, devotional by Rev. George Beebe, greetings, and talks by Mrs. Lau and Miss Francis Eckert. Campbell spoke on Where Do We Go From Here and How. Additional music followed.
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Francis Eckert
Mr. Campbell
Terman
Community program and readings at Wednesday meeting
Gest presiding leads a community sing with Mr. Moore presenting The Challenge and Zest of Economy. Mrs. Lau performs vocal selections and Mrs. Flor d Moore offers Rural Recreation. Neil Wise awards poster prizes as D G Reisinger presides. Mrs. Nellie Lehman directs group singing Where Sense and Nonsense Meet. Mrs. Lau adds German Band readings. Mrs. J D Mennell reads Bunt in the Bottle and Shoddy in the Shop. Mr Camp-
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Gest
Moore
Lau
Flord Moore
Mr. Campbell
Neil Wise
D. G. Reisinger
Nellie Lehman
Reading
J. D. Mennell
Mr. Camp
Radio Programs Jan 24 1938 WTAM WH WGAK WCLE
Radio listing for Monday January 24 1938 across WTAM WH WGAK WCLE includes Nurse Corps program Twilight Tunes Orphan Artie Tom Mix news preludes and a sequence of music talk shows with host names and times. The schedule lists bands orchestras and radio theater features with multiple segments from 6:40 p m onward and sign off.
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Dicke Tracy Jr
Jack Armstrong
Mactree Lads
Stepmieks
Orphan Artie Tom Mix
Charlie
Lowell Thomas Bellieve Hali
Andy Uevemars
Unecle
Ezra Opportunities
Lois Milier
Auto Society
Arthur Gorgece
Tophatters Pianissive Freeman
Bi Grand
Wally Ad
Phila. Samph
Nebo
Warek Weber
Inda Lyte
Carl George Ll.dos
Magn
la Hics
Atu Loma
Stevenson
Huron County Grangers Hold New London Rally
New London plans a large Huron county Grange rally at the New London Grange hall Friday evening January 21. The meeting begins at 8 00 pm with officers from subordinates at stations and one member of each Grange home committee on a luncheon committee. Each Grange has a ten minute program. An attendance prize will be awarded for the largest Grange representation. Families should bring sandwiches and one other item for the luncheon. The event aims to replace last year’s unfinished Grange exchange programs and is expected to draw 200 to 250 Grangers from across the county.
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New London
Huron County
Rural Life Institute Opens With Music and Talks
Bell music by Boys' Quartet and Girls Glee Club mark the Farmers Institute open. Thursday sessions feature Clair Wolf presiding, Miss Spellbrink readings and solos, and talks like The Creative Art in Rural Life and Rural Community Faces the Future. Door prizes go to Ida Burton, Rev. Beebe, Leon Lehman. dinners aid Community Circle and PTA. profits split between the two groups.
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Jeanne Wise
Lau
Ida Burton
George Beebe
Leon Lehman
Farmer's Institute
Community Circle
Parent-Teacher Association
Friendship Supper Planned By Lake Avenue Group
The Lake Avenue Woman's Association met at Mrs. E. F. Croskey's home with eleven members present. New member Mrs. Jackson joined, plans for a friendship supper February 15 at the school were made, and a Valentine party is slated for February 16 at Mrs. R. H. Miller's home.
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Lake Avenue Woman’s Association
Lake Avenue
Wenger
Harvey Green
R. H. Miller
Belden P T A Plans To Sponsor Dance
Belden P T A held its regular meeting at the school. A dance after the basketball game on February 11 was announced. The Founder’s Day contribution will be sent. Door prize went to Miss Freeland. Attendance prizes were won by both grade groups. Next meeting will feature a antiques display and a birthday cake for Founder’s Day. Miss Helen Bradley performed accordion solos and moving pictures were shown.
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Helen Bradley
Sheffield Lake Club Valentine Party Planned
The Sheffield Lake Social Club met at St. James Mission with Mrs. John Crompp presiding. They planned a Valentine party at the Ohio Public Service Lorain on Wednesday February 16, with Ed Freischlag chairing the committee and members listed as Kensik, Lloyd, Gang, Roberts, Craig, Mais, Rahn and Walters. an auditing panel was appointed.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Social Club
St. James Mission
John Crompp
Ohio Public Servicen
Lorain
Ed. Freischlag
Joseph Kensik
Harry Lloyd
Harry Gang
D. Roberts
Frank Craig
Hazel Mais
ELYRIA GROUP TO PRESENT THEATER PROGRAM FOR THE BLIND
Walters chairs meeting with Mrs Walter Klate and Mrs Hazel Mais as Avon Lake guest speaker Mrs C Brothers describes a program arranging theatrical works featuring impaired vision and blind actors The Elyria High School Auditorium hosts the February 3 event with next gathering set for the third Monday in February. husbands invited.
Carlisle Grange Holds Regular Meeting at Grange Hall
WEST RIDGE The Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall. Master Frank Eldred led the session with routine business, installing Melton Babcock as overseer and Lewis Eldred as gatekeeper. Rehears & contests followed, and refreshments were served.
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West Ridge
Carlisle
Grange
Frank Eldred
Melton Babcock
Lewis Eldred
Friendship Club Meets With Mrs C Kremser
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Mrs Charles Kremser and Mrs L Douglass hosted the Friendship club Thursday afternoon with a short business session led by president Miss Lacey Wiltord Three contests followed the social hour Mrs Glen Balkner won the Bee Sting contest Mrs Emery Hershey won the apple naming contest and both Mrs Hersher and Mrs Falkner earned prizes for naming Shoes and Hands of fellow members Refreshments were served Mrs Vern Andrews attended as a guest and future hostesses Mrs Glen Falkner and Mrs Mary Falkner plan to entertain in February
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North Ridgeville
Charles Kremser
L. Douglass
Friendship Club
Lacey Wiltord
Glen Balkner
Emery Hershey
Hersher
Falkner
Vern Andrews
Glen Falkner
Mary Falkner
West Ridge W. C. T. U. Meet Thursday with visitors
West Ridge Virginia? The West Ridge W. C. T. U. will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon January 7 at the home of Mrs H H Drusendahl The LaPorte W. C. T. U. will be guests Speaker will be a representative from Lorain county sheriff's department.
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West Ridge
H. H. Drusendah
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Sheriff's Department
Lorain County
The City of Hamburg Case Highlights Merchant Marine Courage
Boake Carter defends American ships against anonymous testimony about the merchant marine. He cites the Baltimore mail boat City of Hamburg and its crew's cool, skilled response when the Italian steamer Confi dentzia collided in the North Sea. He argues specific names and dates are essential to substantiate claims.
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Senator Copeland
Baltimore
Hamburg
North Sea
Elbe
Germany
Morro Castle
Kennedy Report Sparks Debate Over Merchant Marine Safety
A New York letter critiques the Copeland Committee for broad unverified ship-blame, urging targeted exposure of specific cases to preserve credibility. It notes Kennedy’s detailed Merchant Marine report and warns blanket indictments could deter passengers and shippers despite real issues. The piece also reflects on social trends among New York City children and mentions a newly formed group advocating euthanasia legalization in New York with broader national ties.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Maritime Commissioners
Copeland Committee
7000 Farmers To Convene In Columbus
An advance guard of 7000 Ohio farmers arrived on the Ohio State University campus for the 26th annual farmers week with allied groups opening sessions alongside the farm program through Friday. C. M. Baker will direct a Swiss choral night as Farm Bureau day is set, while Dr. F A Pearson of Cornell University will speak on The Price Level tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Sity
Ohio State Horticulture Society
Ohio Apple Institute
Ohio Turkey Association
Ohio Beekeepers’ Association
C. M. Baker
Wayne County
Holmes and Tuscarawas County
Farm Bureau
F. A. Pearson
Cornell University
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