Eaton Church Meeting Plans February Social
The Eaton church held a pot luck supper and business session with scarce funds but steady church health. Officers were mostly reelected, new elders and deacons named, and A J Carpenter elected permanent chairman of the official board for six months.
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Eaton
Lewis Grills
Charles Bor
Grills
B. M. Ross
BE. F. Mack
Robert Grills
A. J. Carpenter
D. S. Cook
Tiarley Wilson
Sa Verne Lantz
Martha Tite
Kohl
N. A. Hoskin
Les
Local Socials and Bull Attack Injures Farm Worker
Miss Bernice Thompson of Independence attends services and dines with the Carpenter families and Miss Ella Reisinger. William Balogh is gored by a bull while driving cows to the barn, suffers broken tibia and exposure, but is not considered in serious condition. Neighbors summon help, doctor to reexamine. A. B. Martin and John Leach families visit Philip Patterson at Memorial Hospital. Patterson improves but remains several weeks away from home.
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Bernice Thompson
Independence
Chester Carpenter
Firmingham
Ella Reisinger
Russell Carpenter
William Balogh
A. B. Martin
John Leach
Evalyn
Wause
Philip Patterson
Memorial Hospital
New London Erects Safety Fence Along Open Ditch
The village council ordered a 100 ft safety fence along the open ditch parallel to Clifton avenue. The fence provides temporary work for several unemployed residents while improving safety beside the road. Traffic along W Main is affected as the ditch runs close to the road edge.
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New London
Clifton Avenue
W. Main
Damaged OCR Outline of Bank Fence and Machines
Fragmentary text describes machines near a bank and a high board fence that remains visible at all hours. The passage hints at near misses and tax or duty on the turn, but details are unclear and no names or locations are given.
Funeral for Martha Nolan Held in Nova
Funeral services were conducted Monday for Martha Nolan aged 9 who died Friday at Elyria Hospital after a five year illness following a paralytic stroke and hip injury from a fall. Rev Harry Young officiated at Fitch Funeral Home and burial took place in Nova cemetery. Survived by nephews and nieces including Lester Wolfe of this place.
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Martha Nolan
Elyria Hospital
Fitch Funeral Home
Harry Young
Nova
Nova Cemtery
Lester Wolfe
New London Hosts Vermilion In Friday Hoop Duel
New London High School aims to return to the winning column as they meet Vermilion cagers Friday night at home. Laketown boys have been strong this season and will provide a tough challenge.
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New London High School
Laketown Boys
Epworth League to Hold Mid year Institute in Wellington
A large delegation of Epworth Leaguers will attend the Mid-year Institute of the Northeast Ohio Conference in Wellington on January 28 and 29. Wellington prepares for many delegates from all leagues and has arranged a strong program. New London previously hosted in January 1931 and set attendance records.
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Epworth
Institute of the Northeast Ohio
Wellington
New London
Culbertsons Visit Sunday Evening At Home
Mr and Mrs H R Culbertson and daughter Marjorie were Sunday evening visitors at the home.
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H. R. Culbertson
Marjorie
The Mexican in His Various Ways in Mexico City
John A. Kaley writes from Mexico City describing Christmas booths, street life, and the charm of Mexicans who are cheerful and family oriented. He notes a strong gambling culture and a pervasive desire to get something for nothing, alongside warnings to guard personal belongings in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kaley
Chronicle-Telegram
Kaley
Mexico City
Mexico
Zocallo Piazza
Booth
National Lottery
Community Notes From Rug gles Ohio And Nearby
Mrs. Emma Fast hosts visiting relatives including Dr and Mrs Lloyd Kyle from Ely Tia and Miss Gertrude Massey. George Parnell family and guest Gertrude Massey attended a Friday dinner at Mrs Sarah Marett’s. First M E church fellowship supper is set for Thursday January 26 with a potluck and brief program.
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Paul Snyder
Snyder
Third National Bank
Lloyd Kyle
Ely Tia
Emma Fast
M. EF
George Parnell
Henry
Gertrude Massey
Sarah Marett
Will Talk On Conditions In Russia At Elyria Club
Paul H. Malenchini of Thew Shovel Company will speak to the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at the Hotel Newell. He will present first hand observations on curtailment of Russian trade and unemployment in the United States and discuss effects on American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Paul H. Malenchini
Thew Shovel Company
United States
Malenchini
Lamnermyer Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamnermyer hosted a Saturday bridge gathering in Henrietta. Mrs Harley Kelly won first prize and Mrs Rex Lees received consolation. A late course luncheon followed for the attendees including Mr and Mrs Kelly and Mr and Mrs Lees and Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Ernest Lamnermyer
Bridge Club
Harley Kelly
Rex Lees
Charles Cook
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Earl Munn
Mrs Earl Munn welcomed the Missionary Society of the Methodist church at her home on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Rev William Buhren Mrs Elmer Portman Mrs John Bauman Jr Mrs Paul Portman Mrs John Hostetler Mrs John Geisendoerfer Mrs Anna Wyttenbach Mrs Leonard Buchs Mrs Albert Reusser Mrs Katie Weidman Mrs Alex Born and visitors Mrs Edna Unger Mrs Frank Kelble and daughter Patricia Mrs Daniel Born and daughter Betty Ann Mrs Harry Jones and daughters Ruby Mrs Elmer Garber and daughter Elaine and Mrs Charles Gariock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Munn
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
William Buhren
Elmer Portman
John Bauman, Jr
Paul Portman
John Hostettler
John Geisendoerfer
Anna Wyttenbach
Leonard Buchs
Albert Reusser
Katie Weidman
Alex Born
Edna
Entertains Club Hosts Mrs Huene Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Otto Huene entertained the Neighborhood club at their home Friday evening with Mrs Lloyd Brewster assisting. Attendees included Miss Sophia Pippett Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brewester Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh and children Jane and Allen Mr and Mrs Carl Bates and children Mr and Mrs C Bickel and Mrs George Bickel.
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Otto Huene
Lloyd Brewster
Huene
Sophia Pippett
Lloyd Brewester
Earl Kendeigh
Jane and Allen
Carl Bates
C. Bickel
George Bickel
Choir Rehearsal and Prayer Meeting Teed Up This Week
The M. E. Church choir will rehearse at the Manns home Thursday evening and the weekly prayer meeting will be at the Paul Portman home Wednesday evening. About sixty relatives and friends gathered Tuesday at the Hart home for their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a purse of gold presented to the couple.
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M. E. Church
Earl Mann
Paul Portman
Frank Hart
Elyria
Hart
Eliza Manns
Ted Manns
Ruth
New Oberlin
Lena Gegenheimer
Alpha Ginste
Amelia Pollack
Charles Good
Amherst
QO. C. Sanders
Marjory Kendeigh
Lucile Portman
Barbara Frailey
Frank Lange
Frank Page
Thelma
Walter Davis
Charles Cook
Huntington Farmers Institute Elected Officers and Premiums
The Huntington Farmers Institute met January 16 and 17 at the town hall with strong attendance. Mrs. Kyle and Mr. Crouse gave lectures. New officers elected include John Naegle as president C. C. Finkel as vice president Lena Krueck as secretary treasurer Grace Crile as corresponding secretary. Premiums were awarded for posters to Freda Rogers and Hileen Cassell with honorable mention to Beniah Sanders. Farm product prizes went to Agnes Krueck Baden Nash for corn second Billy Herald for oats and Harold Krueck for wheat.
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Huntington, Janu
Huntington Farmers Institute
Town Hall
Kyle
Crouse
John Naegle
C. C. Finkel
Lena Krueck
Grace Crile
Freda Rogers
Hileen Cassell
Beniah Sanders
Agnes Krueck
Baden Nash
Billy Herald
Harold Krueck
Hatmakers Visit ill relative and family in Chippewa
Mrs A S Hatmaker and two sons from Biunson March spent Friday night with her niece Mrs George Krueck. They traveled to Chippewa on Saturday to see Mrs Hatmakers brother C H Sweet who is very ill. Mrs Johnson Crile and daughter Grace and son Marion were in Spencer on Saturday on business and called on the Ensign family and others.
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A.S. Hatmaker
Biunson
March
George Krueck
Chippewa
Hatmaker
C. H. Sweet
Johnson Crile
Grace
Marion
Spencer
Clyde Ensign
State Official Speaks at Lorain County Fish Banquet
Willam H. Reinhardt, conservation officer of Ohio, will speak at the first annual banquet of the Lorain County and Fish Association at the Met Church. He will discuss conservation and propagation of game in Ohio. About 300 Lorain sportsmen and families expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Reinhardt
the of Ohio
Lorain County
Met
Reinhardt
Ohio
Local Socials Report From Rivers Corners And Vicinity
Mrs George Welch and family attend events at Vincent's Hall in Rivers Corners. Marion Crile and sister Grade visit Mr and Mrs G Mohns in Penfield township. William Street and wife visit the Leineinger home in Wellington. Marion Crile and Hart Leininger travel to West Salem and Elyria for visits while Elwyn Thurdium and Pauline Thurdium of New London dine with N ke Thudium family. Mrs Fred Brown of Wellington visits Mrs George Hart.
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George Welch
Rivers Corners
Vincent's Hall
Marion Crile
Grade
G. Mohns
Penfield Township
William Street
Wellington
M. C
Hart Leleinger
Hart Leinige Ker
West Salem
Elwyn Thurdium
Pauline
New London
N. Ke Thudium
Fred Brown
George Hart
M. C. Leininger
C. W. Roberson
Hart Leininger
Elyria
inspections of Montana forest highways 1932
The Federal Bureau of Roads reports 1560 construction maintenance and miscellaneous inspections were made in Montana in 1932. Eighty eight forest highways projects were under federal inspection with inspections scheduled at least twice yearly. Fifteen forest highway jobs under construction also required inspection.
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Missqula
Mont
Federal Bureau of Roads
Montana
County Leads in Potato and Grass Seed Output in 1933
Klamath County tops Oregon in statewide potato and grass seed production for 1933, per county agent.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath County
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AGVE
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