Elyria P T A Helps Cold ELYRIA Children in Need
In Elyria the Parent-Teacher Association has run a clothing station at Franklin School, supplying underwear, dresses, suits, shoes, and stockings to nearly 500 children. Volunteers work two days weekly, funded by donors as supplies dwindle and cash runs low. Weathered by damp winters, the kids’ smiles return as clothing arrives, but organizers fear future shortages unless more gifts come in.
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Elyria
Jusat
Arsociation
Franklin School
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Elyrians
C. D. Reding
Parent-Teacher Association
Oberlin Road Church Notes Jan 31 Report
Over one hundred attended Sunday School at the new church last Sunday. Next Sunday Rev E T Bosworth will lead the morning service with Union Kipton and Pittsfield churches invited for the evening. About thirty women met Wednesday for an all day session with a three dinner, outlining yearly work. Mrs Arthur Durlam named overall leader to appoint branch chairmen. Present were Mrs Dan Dudley Mrs Younglas Mrs W Chapin and Mrs Leslie Bickel of Oberlin.
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Oberlin Road
E. T. Bosworth
Oberlin
Union Church
Kipton
Pittsfield
Arthur Durlam
Dan Dudley
Younglas
W. Chapin
Leslie Bickel
Birthday party marks Dorotha Rathwells eleventh year
Miss Dorotha Rathwell celebrated her eleventh birthday with a coasting party planned at home. With snow gone the girls played games indoors and enjoyed lunch. Attendees included Mable Schmidt Treva Rosecrans Bettie Waller Helen Kern Lula Nagy Shirley Napp Gertrude Hobbs Dorotha Hobbs Dorotha Hobbs and their teacher Mrs Briggs.
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Dorotha Rathwell
Mable Schmidt
Treva Rosecrans
Bettie Waller
Helen Kern
Lula Nagy
Shirley Napp
Gertrude Hobbs
Dorotha Hobbs
Mary Jeane Hobbs
Mrs. Briggs
Local Dance At Farr Home Draws Nearby Guests
Mr and Mrs George Farr hosted a Saturday night dance with guests from Oberlin Elyria Carlisle Pittsfield and Wellington. Music was provided by Art Squires and Pheobe Hines of Carlisle.
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George Farr
Oberlin
Elyria
Carlisle
Pittsfield
Wellington
Art Squires
Pheobe Hines
Oberlin Grange social highlights and community visits
A busy Oberlin weekend saw Mr and Mrs J C Davidson, Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger, and Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts attend a Grange hall card party. Clarence Baumann returned from Elyria clinic after eye injury left him blind in one eye. Mrs A A Durlam is rapidly improving and attending Sunday School. Several local residents visited relatives and hosted gatherings including a bridge party hosted by the Kruegers with guests from Elyria Oberlin and Amherst. First Aid lessons were given by County extension agent Miss Bird at Mrs C N Williams home, with a follow up planned at Mrs Harry Lower’s. Karl Krueger and wife from Ashland spent Sunday with his parents. A Grange meeting also drew many at J C Davidson and Frank Krueger’s group Tuesday night.
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J. C. Davidson
Frank Krueger
Gar McRoberts
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Clarence Baumann
Elyria
A. A. Durlam
Frank Hanney
Eaton
Frank Krueger, Jr
Amherst
C. N. Williams
West Ridge
Miss Bird
Harry Lower
Karl Krueger
Ashland
A. A. Saxton
John Kern
Barnard
Grange
Alameda pupils build replica of California Memorial Stadium
In Alameda California public schools students fashioned a miniature football stadium on a scale of one and a half inches to the yard. Teachers noted the project sparked an immediate interest in arithmetic and problem solving among the pupils.
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Alameda
Cal
Alameda Public Schools
California Memorial Stadium
Astrologer Predicts Difficult Outlook for 1931 in Kansas City
Kansas City astrologer Mrs. Allce Hazard Moore, known for predicting major events, foresees little optimism for 1931. She cites upheaval in Russia, no US economic change until 1932, possible stock market fall, a German leader's death, and hardship for children born this year, though Hoover may eventually recover.
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Kansas City
Allce Hazard Moore
Wilson
Ieader
Hoover
Unusual Developments Seen in Hygiene Medicine and Science
A forecast highlights remarkable progress in hygiene medicine and science with notable advances across related fields. It notes losses at sea and upheaval in financial circles alongside anticipated tidal waves influencing Mrs. Moore's agenda in the United States. The outlook also emphasizes growing interest in the oil industry farming and real estate.
Erhart Briefs from Erhart Ohio Report
Mr and Mrs James April Mr and Mrs Charles Neff and son Arthur attended the funeral of their uncle in Lorain recently. Miss Ida Maxworthy was taken to Lodi Hospital with a broken leg below the knee. Bill Held and daughters of Barberton visited B B Spieths. Mrs Charles Neff and son Arthur spent Sunday at Chippewa Lake with Annie Reece. Many from here attended the basketball game at Belden Friday. Mr and Mrs Chas Haumesser and family of Medina spent Saturday night with George Haumesser. There are quite a few cases of
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Erhart
James April
Charles Neff
Arthur
Lorain
Ed Brenner
Grafton
Chas. Neff
Ida Maxworthy
Lodi Hospital
Bill Held
Barberton
B. B. Spieth
Chippewa Lake
Annie Reece
Belden
Chas. Haumesser
Medina
George Haumesser
Localities Report Mumps In Area And Weekend Visits
Reports list several neighborhood visits including Wm Snyder spending a week in Cleveland. Frank Haumesser of Litchfield visited his brother George. Mr and Mrs J L Dowdell of Cleveland called on Julia Dowdell. Bob Clay and son from Mallet Creek visited Mr Miller. James Nogmer and Eliza Nogmer of Cleveland visited Byron and Esther Spieth. John B Knight John Ward and Joe Nelvorns of Cleveland called on B B Spieth family.
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Wm. Snyder
Cleveland
Frank Haumesser
Litchfield
George Haumesser
J. L. Dowdell
Julia Dowdell
Bob Clay
Mallet Creek
Miller
James
Eliza Nogmer
Byron
Esther Spieth
John B. Knight
John Ward
Joe Nelvorns
B. B. Spieth and Family
Birmingham Minstrel A Success
The Firemen's Minstrel Show in Birmingham Town Hall drew large crowds for both performances Monday and Tuesday night. Reviewers noted the event was well received and that attendees enjoyed the program.
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Birmingham
County Line
Birmingham Town Hall
Local Visitors Stay With Families In Strongsville And Vermilion
Henry Shaffer of Strongsville was the Thursday and Friday guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Swonger and daughter Ruth Marie. Mr and Mrs J N Sennhenn of Vermilion were supper guests Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Weidemann and son Harry on South street.
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Henry Shaffer
Strongsville
Jacob Swonger
Ruth Marie
J. N. Sennhenn
Vermilion
A. L. Weidemann
Harry
South Street
Clean out cellar attic and store tasks listed
A set of household chores includes cleaning out basement cellar disinfecting cellar attic and store areas. The items appear as numbered tasks 41 72 73 and 74 with unspecified context or completion details. This reads as a general maintenance checklist from a utility record or household log.
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RED Cross
Lorain County
Glade Thomas
Dancing
North Ridgeville Center
California
A.B. C
T. Arnold
Toan Money
the Inland Loan CO
Lorain County Bank
America
United States
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