Fowls Heads Elyria Liquor Ordinance Committee
Councilman Leonard Fowls was elected chairman of a special committee to draft a liquor regulation ordinance for Elyria. The group will seek a uniform closing time for liquor establishments and plans closed and public meetings to gather input before drafting a proposed ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
W. E. B. Notley
Elyria
Fowls
James Scott
Seward Black
Frank Henke
Ellsworth Albert
Lorain County Bank
Problems Of Crop Rotation To Be Studied
Lorain County farmers will study farm management issues from crop rotation rearrangements at meetings. The first is Friday at La Grange Town Hall, then February 8 and February 24. I Hummel, extension agent, notes last year’s talks on restorative crops and management changes. OSU specialists Guy Miller Fail Jones and RD Batdur will speak at the three sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
la Grange Town Hall
I Hummel
Ohio State University
Guy Miller
Fail Jones
RD Batdur
Don Granger Heads County Bankers Association
Lorain County Bankers Association elected Don Granger of the Amherst branch Amherst? to president and W S Bennett of the Point well Pageton Bank Company as vice president Harold Hammer of The Lorain Banking Company was named secretary treasurer Other directors include R J Fitch H B Conk and I G Roth Granger announced an upcoming directors meeting to plan activities for the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bankers Association
Don Granger
Am-horst
Lerten County Sav Pes and Trust Compo
W Os Bennett
Fret Wel- Pageton Bank Companys
Harold Hammer
Lorain Banking Company
Ae R J Fitch
Elyria Savings and Tract Company
H B Conk
Ripton Bank Company
I G Roth
Schools To Exchange Assembly Programs
Fourteen Lorain County villages and rural schools will swap assembly programs next month. In the week of February 13, Avon visits Clearview and Avon Lake hosts Avon. In the second round during February 27, Avon Lake travels to Brookside and La Grange hosts Belden, with multiple pairings among the 14 schools led by M. L. Roger and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
M. L. Roger
Avon
Clearview
Avon Lake
Belden
Penfield
Brighton
Henrietta
Brookside
Camden
Columbia
Grafton
Ridgeville
T.a Grange
Brownhelm Group Plans Poultry Congress Committee
Brownhelm Township committee for the World Poultry Congress will organize at a meeting tomorrow night at William Kneisel’s home. The effort will reduce the number of unorganized townships to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Group
The
Poultry Congress
Brownhelm
William Kneisel
Nineteen Made Ill After Buckwheat Cakes Poisoning
PICKERINGTON O Jan 24 Nineteen residents of this community were expected to recover after they became violently ill. Local health officials investigated a buckwheat cake incident tied to a church supper. No fatalities reported and authorities urged cautious eating at gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickerington, O
Convalescent Home in Oberlin Advertised for Elderly Care
A well located private home in Oberlin Ohio offers professional care for the elderly and convalescents. It features excellent food and reasonable rates with references available at Merfield 121 East College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merfield
East College Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Revival notes at First Baptist Wellington church weeklong
Wellington Ohio January 24 church notes report Rev John Green delivering nightly revival messages at 7 30 p m with topics including The Stepladders vs Bootstraps That That Ruin Man and Missing the Boat The Junior choir meets Saturday Alfred E Tennant leads Church of Christ prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday and Christian Endeavor hosts a box social Friday at Mrs L H Rugg’s Dorcas Society joins Friday night events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Green
John Green
Alfred E. Tennant
Christian Endeavor
Dorcas Society
L. H. Rugg
Church Activities Include Night Services And Suppers
Lorra S Green minister announces ladies night next Sunday at 7 30 prayer meeting Wednesday evening homebuilders party Friday at Harrison Dolls on Tavier street Philathea and Morial class party Friday Miss Florence Starr hosts pancake and sausage supper starting 5 pm in church dining room Saturday night public event special music at Sunday service featured anthem If With All Your Hearts and a selected offertory solo by Miss Marie Adler Evening service included impromptu singing and congregational testimonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorra S. Green
Harrison Doll
Tavier Street
Philathea
Morial
Florence Starr
Marie Adler
Local Church Choir Sings Two Selections This Morning
Charles W Record Minister notes the junior choir performed Morning and Eventide during Sunday service. The Lawmen's Association of the area plans a meeting at the local church next month with Dr Ver non Wagar of Oberlin as a featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Record
Lawmen’s Association
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Religious school session at St Patrick's on Saturday
St Patrick's Catholic Church invites parish children to a religious school session led by Rev. Wm T Moran, pastor, starting at 1 30 Saturday afternoon for church families and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Moran
Tip-Top Tea Room and Food Shop Opens at Forest Street
Mrs. C. G. Leinseder of Forest street opens a tea room and food shop at her home on February 2. Mr. and Mrs Paul Nichols visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Nichols, Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Auble and daughter Sonja were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Peabody in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Leinseder
Forest Street
Paul Nichols
Fred Nichols
Spencer
Warren Auble
Sonja
Wilbur Peabody Oberlin
Allegro Musical Club Hosts Church Performance
The Allegro Musical club directed by Mrs Roy McCormick held a Saturday afternoon program at the First Congregational Church. Anna Buswell led a brief business meeting, with solo and duet acts by Richard Buswell Jack Bear Mary Ellen Baumgardner Mary Hines Wilma Brewe and Betty May Long. The February 11 meeting will be at the McCormick home South Main street with Allen Dudley of Cherlin providing the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegro Musical Club
Roy McCormick
First Congregational Church
Anna Buswell
Richard Buswell
Jack Bear
Mary Ellen Baumgardner
Betty May Long
Mary Hines
Wilma Brewe
Amherst Re-elect Amherst Hospital Trustees
Amherst Jan 24 The annual meeting of the Amherst Hospital board was held at Town Hall with resident John Michael presiding. The secretary treasurer Albert Slackjee reported receipts 17382 service rendered 13069 net proceeds 9662 balance and 4, hospital accounts. Trustees re elected for three years John Michael Albert Slack and E W Lahiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmiherst
Amherst Hespitel Board
John Michael
Presicem Irs
Emili
John Fritz
John Michael Albert Slack
E. W Lahiff
Dean
Sear
Obituary of R. H Hearn and Rev M A Burris officiating
Mrs. B A Jenne 289 Church St is listed with contact details for the family. The Rev M A Burris officiated the service with pallbearers including Reuben Hollingsworth Edward Sabiers E C Strward Ira Lynch, described as neighbors and relatives of Cleveland. Burial occurred at Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H Hearn
M A. Burris
Reuben Hollingsworth
Edward Sabiers
E C. Strward
Ira Lynch
Cleveland
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Church and club meetings toast a midweek round of events
The Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran church meets tonight at the church parlors. The Legion Auxiliary gathers at Mrs Harry Wolf’s Maple street home with Mrs Charles Haynes and Mrs Paul Rousch assisting. The second pinochle round by Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters occurs tonight at the K of P Hall. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meets Wednesday at Abs Harry Standen’s Cleveland avenue home. The Amherst Democratic Women’s Club convenes Wednesday evening at Mrs Harry Wolf’s Maple street home. The Avenue Club of Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars meets Wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall with hostesses Mrs Clarence Dean and Mrs J R MacKenzie.
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Concordia Club
St Paul Lutheran Church
Legion Ausiliary
Harry Wolf
Maple Street
Charles Haynes
Paul Rousch
Knights of Phythias
Pythian Sisters
K of P. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Abs
Harry Standen
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Avenue Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Clarence Dean
J. R. MacKenzie
Funeral Rites Held For John Wiegand at St Peter Church
Funeral services for the late John Wiegand were conducted Monday afternoon at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev CE Schmidt officiating. Duets performed by Mrs L Roemer and Mrs Walter Schulz, and others including Mrs C Wigfield Ely ria, Mrs Brodbeck, Deiner, and organist contributions. Pallbearers listed as Fred Ruth, John Deuschle, Henry Holle, Jacob Rosenkranz, Charles Mathes, and Harry Nicholl. Interment followed at Crownhill Cemetery, with O H Baker Co in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiegand
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed
CE. Schmidt
Grace
L. Roemer
Walter Schulz
C Wigfield
Elyria
Brodbeck
Deiner
Fred Ruth
John Deuschle
Henry Holle
Jacob Rosenkranz
Charles Mathes
Harry Nicholl
Crownhill Cemetery
O H Baker Co
Funeral rites for Nina Aldrich Evans in Florida
Funeral rites for the late Nina Aldrich Evans were held Monday afternoon from Zilch Funeral Home. Vocal selections were sung by Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Aldrich Evans
Florida
Zilch
Poisoned Buckwheat Cakes Linked to Flour Blend
Doctors W B Taylor and K W Taylor, attending physicians, blamed the flour for an accidental nightshade contamination in buckwheat cakes, noting the poison caused illness. The article recounts the incident and medical assessment, with emphasis on the error in the flour mixture.
January meeting of St Peter Exangelical teachers and officers
The January meeting of the teachers and officers of St Peter Exangelical and Reformed Sunday School was held Monday evening at the church parlor. Devo tions led by Rev C E Schmidt framed the usual business meeting. A report covered the White Gift distribution and the continuation of the penny-a-day shares. Plans were made to hold the February meeting at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter Exangelical and Reformed Sunday School
C E Schmidt
Funeral for Roland Rickerson Held at Elmwood Cemetery
Roland Rickerson aged 80 was buried today at Elmwood Cemetery under direction of Conrad Zilch after services at Twinsberg chapel. Mrs Rickerson died in an automobile accident near Amherst several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Rickerson
Elmwood Cemetery
Conrad Zilch
Twinsberg Chapel
Rickerson
Amherst
Admissions and discharges noted for Lorain residents
Admission lists include Mrs Ed Kline of West Street. Discharges include Mrs Ralph Lindsey and her daughter Lorain, and Richard Lions, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kline
West Street
Ralph Lindsey
Lorain
Richard Lions
Rochester Township School Board Reorganizes Elects Camp bel President
At the Rochester township school board reorganiz ation meeting Albert Campbell was re elected president and Mrs E D Thompson vice president. The budget for 1939 was approved. Abbie Jewett hosted ten girls forming The Friendship Club meeting monthly at homes with refreshments. George Crouch returned from New London hospital after treatment. Visitors to the Gariss home included Lester Gariss Lorain Carl Reed Hillsdale Mich E A Gariss and Nettie Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Rochester Township
Albert Campbell
E. D. Thompson
Abbie Jewett
Friendship Club
George Crouch
New London Hospital
E. A. Gariss
Lester Gariss
Lorain
Carl Reed
Hillsdale
Mich
Nettie Reed
Clarksfield
Quantico
Jennie Livermore
U. S. Navy
U. S. Naval Fleet
Youth Council Hears Butler in Lorain County Meeting
Lorain County Youth Council met at LaGrange town hall with Howard Butler Lorain County Prosecuting Attorney as guest speaker. He urged education and good moral character as foundations of true American citizens and praised local youth groups for promoting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. Austin Fish
Frank Hermann
Columbia Town Hall
K. of P
Ashland
County Council
Emma Jean Baum Birthday Honors at Home Party
Emma Jean Baum was an honored guest in Pittsfield on Wednesday night as her sisters Edna Mae Baum and Mrs Finke of Huntington hosted a birthday party. Her Sunday School class from the Methodist Church, taught by Mrs Harold Brandt, attended and presented gifts. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including gingerbread with whipped cream, cocoa, jello with whipped cream, and birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Emma _ Jean Baum
Edna Mae Baum
Finke
Huntington
Methodist Church
Harold Brandt
Wintering Doctor Convalesces in Pasadena Hospital
Dr Will Sherburne, spending the winter in Pasadena California, is convalescing in a local hospital after a cold illness. Relatives say he will soon be discharged. Judge and Mrs Gpeil, formerly of Sugar Hill, visited him last week. A Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs Raymond Brassee's birthday featured guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Long, Janice Marie, and other local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sherburne
Pasadena
Calif
Gpeil
Sugar Hill
Sherburne
Ella West
Florence
Frank Long
Janice Marie
Homerville
Raymond Brassee
Charles
Will Rosecrans
All-church-night at Methodist Church features musical program
The Methodist church held an all-church-night Wednesday with the junior and senior Cheerful Workers presenting instrumental and vocal music, group singing, and readings by Miss Eleanor Ketchum of New London. Inclement weather kept many away. Refreshments were served. Also noted is that horse fly eradication in Rochester township will conclude Friday Jan. 20 with Dr. W W Hyde administering treatments and Edward Litchfield accompanying him. The piece also mentions descendants of early Portuguese settlers in Africa who are described as almost black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Waters
Methodist Church
Eleanor Ketchum
New London
Rochester Township
W. W. Hyde
Edward Litchfield
McKesson-Robbins Scandal Ties to Cummings Ally
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports hidden dyna mite in the McKesson-Robbins case. Archibald McNeil, former Connecticut Democratic leader and close associate of Homer Cummings, received regular payments from Coster-Musica from 1934 to 1938, with gifts and advice for public appointments. Also noted: Alcatraz break seen as inside job, and State Department hires a hotel bellhop as a career diplomat, Kenneth Oakley of Arkansas, starting at 2500 dollars yearly. Prison and internal reforms tied to these events are outlined with further details.
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Washington
Archibald McNel
Connecticut
Homer Cummings
F. Donald Coster- Musica
McNeil
Swindler
Don
Arch” Coster-Musica
McKesson-Robbins
Cummings
United States
Senate
Coster-Mugica
Democratic Party
Alcatraz
State Department
Kenneth Oakley
Rogers
Arkansas
Hay-Adams House
Lafayette Square
Foreign Service
Oakley
Joe Green
Uncle Sam
The
Powhatan
Lafayette
Hav-Adams
Hoover
Civil Service Exams Announced by U S Civil Service Board
The U S Civil Service Commission announced examinations for multiple government posts including topographic draftsman assistant draftsman biologist and several inspector and aviation roles with salaries ranging from 1 620 to 5 600 a year. Closing dates are February 20 or 21. Obtain full requirements from J E Dewhurst local secretary at the Elyria post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
J. E. Dewhurst
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Elyria Post Office
Needle Guild Society Meets in South Ridge
The South Ridge Needle Guild Society met with Mrs Arthur Ernst in South Amherst on a Wednesday afternoon. A brief business session planned an oyster supper at the Smith Peabody home with date to be announced. The afternoon featured needlework and a tureen supper for twelve members and two guests, Mrs George Thompson of Elyria and Mrs Herbert Thompson of South Amherst. Mrs Sarah Thompson to hostess February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Needle Guild Society
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
Smith-Peabody
George Thompson
Elyria
Herbert Thompson
Sarah Thompson
Elyria social notes list visits and dinners
C. J. Smith spent Friday with his daughter Mrs Theodore Grills of West Ridge. Mrs E C Frye and son Joseph were dinner guests of Mrs Clyde Englebach in Elyria Thursday. Mrs Harvey Curtis and daughter Lynda Lee of Elyria called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
E. C. Frye
Joseph
Clyde Englebach
Elyria
Harvey Curtis
Lynda Lee
Misquoted official on crop control clarified
Oscar Johnston, former AAA official, was misquoted as opposing crop control. He stated that acreage should not be further reduced. The comment appeared in a 1939 United Feature Syndicate piece referencing Mrs. Roger Pryor's 1904 work and Macmillan editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pryor
Macmillan
G. K. Jackson
Oscar Johnston
AAA
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Two New Players In Harmonica Band
The Y s Guys harmonica band adds two new jug players Hartley Patterson and Harry Chapman to fill vacancies after the retirement of Andrew Hutchinson and John Wellert. The band, made up of Y Md C A boys division members, has averaged one engagement a week since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Patterson
Harry Chapman
Andrew Hutchinson
John Wellert
Sister of Milton Schlechter Mentioned in Saturday Note
Elmer Cook returned home this week from a trip to Florida while reference is made to his sister Mrs. Milton Schlechter on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schlechter
Elmer Cook
Florida
Community Club Holds Fr iday Meeting At School House
The Community Club met at the school house on Friday evening with president N A Baus presiding. Detective Lloyd Sweet of Elyria spoke on detective work and fingerprinting. Prizes went to Frank Bechtel and Mrs R G Pferrer. Committees named for next meeting: program, Mrs FE Snyder, Mrs E C Frye, and Mrs Rene Stang. refreshments, Frank Bechtel and Mrs J P Bechtel. Doughnuts and coffee were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Baus
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Frank Bechtel
R. G. Pferrer
FE. F. Snyder
E. C. Frye
Rene Stang
J. P. Bechtel
Los Gatos origins recall wild cats in early settlement
Historical note explains Los Gatos in California derives its name from the wildcats observed near the town during its founding, reflecting the area’s early natural history and Spanish naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Gatos
California
Japan's Cotton Yarn and Fabrics Standout Exports
The article notes cotton yarn and fabrics as Japan's principal manufactured products, highlighting their prominence in the nation's export economy and industrial output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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County Bankers Association
Jresiae Reco
Wellington
Junior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
First Baptist
Church of Christ
Methodist Episcopal
First
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Allegro
Amherst Hospital
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Wiegand
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
St. Workers
Hospital News
Youth Council
Butler
Africa
Justice Department
James V. Bennett
U. S
J Edgar Hoover
R. K
Greensboro
N. C
Fort LaFayette
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the Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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