City Officials To Meet Wednesday On Gas Rates
Columbus Ohio, Jan 25 Former attorney general John W Bricker will speak at a meeting of Ohio city officials called by the Cities Alliance to discuss natural gas questions Federal regulation of interstate gas traffic in the Sea Bill in Congress is among topics Also discussed will be the gas dilution suit concerning Columbia Gas and Electric Corp and subsidiaries and a Supreme Court challenge to a Norwalk rate case and PUC authority.
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Columbus, CO
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Cities Alliance
Bricker
Columbus
Toledo
Akron
Norwalk
Common Pleas
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp
W. C. Reed
Cleveland
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Gangway muscial film opens at Rivoli Theatre
Jessie Matthews, described as the dancing divinity, stars in Gangway a new musical film opening at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow.
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Jessie Matthews
Rivoli Theatre
Stage Door Now On Capitol Screen
A study in fashion contrasts the costumes worn by Katharine Hepburn Ginger Rogers and Gail Patrick in Stage Door now at the Capitol Theatre.
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Capitol Screen
Katharine Hepburn
Ginger Rogers
Gail Patrick
Capitol Theatre
Benefit Dance for Underprivileged Girls
Modern dance enthusiasts travel to Cleveland and Severance Hall on Friday February 4 for Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman. Margaret Bolton of the Social Security Board helps lead arrangements under the Cleveland Allied Arts program in Northern Ohio.
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Cleveland
Severance Hall
Ohio
Doris Humphrey
Charles Weidman
Margaret Bolton
Social Security Board
Humphrey
Mr. Weidman
GAIN AND BEAR IT BY LICHTY AND OBERLIN CLUB
The article notes a partnership between the Lichty trust and the Oberlin Women's Club with Altrusans diverting profits from a recital to fund underprivileged girls for Big Sister Counse Camp. Oberlin Women's sub funds will back a continuing annual college scholarship.
Radio Programs on WTAW 1938 Schedule Listings
Radio schedule details a 1938 broadcast day across WTAW and affiliates listing programs, times, and hosts such as Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Orman Annie News Prelude Musical Moments Amos Andy Vocal Varieties and more, with a long roster of shows, music, comedy, and talk segments. The list emphasizes program names and time blocks across multiple frequencies and stations.
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AJ SL
Dick Tracy
Tiery
Jack Armstrong
Orman Annie
Lowell Tomas
Amos
Andy
Johnny
Sirge Warne Kingays
Mal
Gras
Hollywood
Bulletin Board
Wyrt
Marge
Mrs. Wiges
John
David Harum
the O’neills
Linda
Linda's
Millrous
Hilltop House
Marion Nadea
Pepper Young
Ma Perkins
Vice and Sade
Guiding Light
Lorenzo Jones
Mary Marlin
Fact
Radio News
Lowell Thomas
Amex
Uncle Ezra
Shields Revue
Jean Sablonmas
Musical Bulletin
Hopton’s Orch. A. M
Guide to Charm: Skin Care for Winter Dryness
A Homemaker style guide explains how to manage dry winter skin with cleansing creams facial oils and foundations. It covers cleansing methods rinsing with tepid water toning and selective use of moisturizers plus gentle massage to promote clear soft skin and a smooth powder finish.
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Sidi
Markley Boy Scouts Win District Awards
The Markley Boy Scouts met in regular session Tuesday evening in the school house with C Haynes leading. Eight boys passed the tender foot test and four visitors attended along with Merlin Monagan and Newcomb of Lorain. The group earned the district prize for most new members before January 1. Diary books were awarded to the scouts by Mr Newcomb. The meeting featured drills and games.
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Vincent
Markley
C'. Haynes
Merlin Monagan
and Newcomb
Lorain
Ella Tilden
J. Harnish
Gerald Franuhs
Lorain County Orchestra
Mre Kirwin
Kine Cole
Annie Laurie
Hita
Farmers Union Elects Officers at Oberlin Road Meeting
The Pittsfield Farmers Union Cooperative Association held a lively meeting at East Oberlin church with over 100 attendees. Officers for the local branch were elected, led by President R. F. Clark and VP John Rothe with directors including Glen Draper and Lawrence Timms.
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Oberlin Road
Pittsfield
John Rothe
Camden
Glen Draper
Harry EB. Leisy
L. Neal
Fred Buteizr
A. E. Hostetler
Lawrence Timms
Wellington
Farmers Union
John Kaley
Ely Rider
Russia Two Farm Women Hold Meeting
Oberlin Road Russia Township Farm Woman's club met with about thirty five attendees. Plans for February cover Good Grooming and foot care. A byins revision committee was appointed. Gifts were given for extension work and perfect attendance. Miss Eckert spoke on Good Grooming. Pot luck dinner served. February hosts listed.
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Oberlin Road
Russia Township
Beulah Feakins
Maud Davidson
Eva Berg
Eleanor Echram
Martha Berg
Anna Berg
Elmer Schubert
Ruth Peabody
Thelma Schmitz
Charles Gibson
W. Farrar
W. Berg
Alta Arrington
LE. Barnard
Charles Feakins
Mary Lounsbrough
Gar McRoberts
Arrington
E. Bére
Leonard Berg
Fred Berg
Barnard
Miss Eckert
Burkenmyre
John Davidson
Coulson
Denger
Viola Fackler
East Oberlin Church Holds Annual Election
East Oberlin church council elected officers including superintendent I. Hobbs secretary Mrs. R. Clark treasurer Mrs. Metta Pierca assistant treasurer Metta Clark Sunshine committee Mrs J. E. Ford music committee Mrs Clarence Ward pulpit committee Professor Cowdry house committee Harley Beese Burdette Smith A. McRoberts cradle roll Mrs H. Beese ushers Burdette Smith Kenneth Nason Ralph McRoberts Arthur Dudley Keith McRoberts Robert Fodor Rudolph Newman.
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Oberlin Road
Ushers
Burdette Smith
Kenneth Nason
Ralph McRoberts
Arthur Dudley
Keith McRoberts
Robert Fodor
Rudolph Newman
Shower Honors Mrs Howard Schwed at Grafton Home
A shower was given Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Iva Kinter in Grafton in honor of Mrs Howard Schwed. Assisted by Mrs Harry Jantz, the hostesses treated guests to a bingo diversion and a dainty refreshments course featuring a lineup of attendees including Mrs Charles Yates of La Grange Mrs John Kant of Cleveland Mrs Wilmot Long Mrs Norman Dussell Elyria Mrs C Rinders Mrs W Robert Mrs B Wildenhein Miss Edith Wildenhein Miss Edna Wildenhein Mrs Gertrude Schwed Mrs James Dunlap Mrs Iva Kinter and the guest of honor Mrs Howard Schwed.
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B. Wildenhein
Edith Wildenhein
Edna Wildenhein
Gertrude Schwed
James Dunlap
Iva Kinter
Harry Jantz
Howard Schwed
Suburban Calendar of Tonight's Local Events
A dense schedule of community activities across many towns lists Grange meetings Girls Scouts church gatherings and club functions. Highlights include North Olmsted Farher Son banquet and a high school amateur show in N Ridgeville with various meetings at Grange Halls town halls and churches.
Markley P T A Enjoys Interesting Program
The Markley School Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting with about 150 in attendance. President Mrs. W. Heck led singing, reports were read by secretary Miss Reisinger and treasurer Mrs. E. Keller, and an invitation was issued to the Lake Avenue school PTA meeting on February 2.
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Roach
Willing Workers Enjoy Quizz Bee Night at M E Church
Willing Workers Class of the M E Church Sunday School met Tuesday evening in the church Warner s with Mr and Mrs Arthur Eschtruth hosting. Fourteen young folks attended. The Quizz Bee produced prizes for both ladies and men with Mrs Elmer Keller and Jon Stapp winning first prizes and consolation prizes to Mer fin Monagan and Elmer Keller. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Vincent
M. E. Church
Church Warners
Arthur Eschtruth
Elmer Keller
Merfin Monagan
Jon Stapp
Prosperity returns as cinema crowds reach 1929 levels
A report notes prosperity in Czechoslovakia as film theater attendance matches 1929 figures. It also observes a new Rus sian trend where motorcycle and ski races gain popularity.
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Czechoslovakia
Eaton Institute Closes Successfully
A Farmers Institute session concluded Tuesday with keen interest despite possibly smaller turnout. Awards were given in poster and penmanship contests across grades 1-6, 7-9, and 10-12, with first prize posters to be sent to Columbus for Farmers Week.
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Glenn Sievert
Norman Cramer
Alan Munn
Stan Wargo
Virginia Stegman
Irving Austin
Columbus
Genevieve Tarnowski
Junior Lyons
Irene Buse
Donald Schneider
Cleon Crowell
B. M. Crowell
John Leach
E. E. Durkee
Walter Cornish
C. H. Swan
A. B. Osborn
Leon Ward
Lute Alexander
Clarence Tildes
Chester Carpenter
George Cornish
W. Splete
Orin Durkee
Marian Crowell
Rochester Homemakers Elect New Officers
Rochester Homemakers Club met with Mrs. Mildred Parker Friday for an all day meeting. Mrs. Charles Baker was reelected president for a third year with Helen Jewett as vice president Augusta Herman secretary Mildred Parker treasurer Mable Snyder pianist and Herman reporter. Next gathering set for Feb 18 at Town Hall with provisions and quilt tickets.
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Rochester Homemakers Club
Mildred Parker
Charles Baker
Helen Jewett
Augusta Herman
Mable Snyder
Herman
Peanut Sisters
Anna Seylem
Construction costs in the Philippines jump 40 percent in a year
Construction costs in the Philippines have risen by 40 percent over the past 12 months, reflecting broader inflation pressures and higher input prices. Builders report tighter margins as materials and labor costs surge across housing and infrastructure projects.
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Philippines
Cr.ton PTA Plans Purchase of New Piano
GRAFTON The regular meeting of the Parent Teacher Association voted to buy a piano to replace the one brought in 1931. During the Lorain County basketball tournament at Grafton school February 17 18 19 the PTA will handle all concessions. The February meeting is rescheduled to February 19 with committee appointments to follow.
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Grafton
Parent-Teacher Association
Lorain County
P.T. A
Walter Maple
Litchfield Coming Events Highlight Local Church and Groups
The Baptist youth group hosts B Y P in meetings at the church Sunday evening replacing the service. Members attended the Lorain association rally at Oberlin Baptist Church Tuesday evening. Lunch is served Thursday June 27 by North Street division. Litchfield Grange meets January 26 at the town hall. Jolly Quilters plan an all day gathering January 26 with Mrs A A L Jenkins hosting. A picnic dinner will be served and a quilt prepared for workers.
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Jolly Quilters Club
A. L. Jenkins
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Harry Lauer
Carlisle—Laporte M. &. Chireh Young People’s Choir
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Baptist Church
Lorain Association
Oberlin Baptist Church
North Street
Town
A A. L. Jenkins
Surprise party honors Eva Mohler at Baptist parsonage
A mid week prayer meeting followed by a surprise birthday party at the Baptist parsonage honored Miss Eva Mohler Thursday evening. The Friendly Bridge club met at Mrs. King’s Medina home Wednesday evening and later served ice cream cake tea and coffee. Several locals attended the Grange pancake and sausage supper in Medina Wednesday evening including Mr. and Mrs. Oberlituer Harlan Bryenton Mr. and Mrs Batsh and Myron Barth and family. The sausage came from the Grange hen Alant. Elmer Aungst of Chatham a former Litchfield resident died at his home early Wednesday. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Baptist church in Litchfield with Rev Mabie officiating and burial in the local cemetery. Miss Helen Stith and Darlo Leach joined Mr and Mrs Hal Leach and sang in Canton for the day with Mr and Mrs M T Watts. Miss Eleanor Schindler of Cleveland spent two weeks with her uncle Joe Schindler and wife. Mrs Alma Lang and daughter Wilhelminia of Akron were callers at the parents of Mrs L W Starr and her sister Mrs Alta Hastings and brother Lawrence Starr and family.
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Baptist Parsonage
Friendly Bridge Club
S. Mabie
Pasor
Helen Stith
Darlo Leach
Hal Leach
Canton
M. T. Watts
Eleanor Schindl
Cleveland
Joe Schindler
Alma Lang
Wilhelminia
Akron
L. W Starr
S. Alta Hastings
Lawrence Starr
Extension of TV transmitting hours in London by BBC
The British Broadcasting Company plans to start extending television transmitting hours in London near fall. This expansion aims to broaden broadcast availability and reach additional viewers in the capital.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
England Faces Surplus of Idle Vessels
England shows 53 ships idle in current counts versus 728 idle in 1931, highlighting a dramatic drop in active merchant fleets and signaling strained maritime capacity and economic effects across ports.
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England
Musterole Sales Pitch With Counter Irritant Claims
An advertisement extols Musterole as a counter irritant for muscular rheumatic pains and local chest or back congestion. It asserts quick relief for lumbar pain, stiffness, and related discomfort, noting three strengths and doctor or nurse endorsements from a long history of use.
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