Fuldheim Opens Lecture Series With Orient Panorama
Mrs Dorothy Fuldheim opened the Elyria Woman's Club lecture series with Panorama of The Orient. She argued Asia challenges white hegemony, discussed Manchuria, Russia, Gandhi and economic politics, and urged caution in US relations with Asia and Europe.
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Dorothy Fuldheim
Woman’s Club
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Spain
Ialy
Germany
Elyria
Womans Club
Sten
Fuldheim Beloves
Orient
U. S
Asia
Japan
Manchuria
California
China
Altho
England
India
Westlern
Popular apron frock pattern 90434
Marion Martin pattern 90434 offers an apron frock with reversible fronts and a contrasting collar. Step by step making instructions included. Sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44 46. Order 15 cents by mail with name address style number and size to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York City.
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Mariin Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Miss Dorothy O'Donnell Weds J R King in Lorain Ceremony
Miss Dorothy O'Donnell, daughter of Mrs. Alice McDonald, married John Ray King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anson King, at Mary’s church with Rev. Fr. Daly officiating. The couple, who will reside at 1203 Second Street Lorain after a Washington trip, were attended by Miss Kathleen McDonald and Alice McDonald as bridesmaids and Russell King as best man.
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Russell King
Bernard M. O'Donnell
Kathleen
Elyria
Washington, D. C
King
Second Street
Lorain
Baird Re-Elected YWCA President for Second Term
Mrs D A Baird was re elected to a second term as president of the YWCA Board of Directors at yesterday's meeting in the Association building. Officers for 1932 including Mrs W C McClellan vice president and Mrs Artemas Beebe treasurer were also re elected. The board voted a testimonial to the late A L Garford for long service on the board and trustees.
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D. A. Baird
Y.W.C. A
Association
W. C McClellan
Artemas Beebe
H. W. Tibball
Adele Brown
Community Chest
A. L Garford
Garford
Sorority Study Sessions Review Classics and Poetry
Pi Omicron Sorority members studied Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King and a Herodotus history overview with Wordsworth poems. Miss Mary Gray delivered a review of Charming Sally by Lovelace. The group reunites February thirteenth.
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Kipling
Pi Omicron
Herodotus
Wordsworth
Mary Gray
Salk
Lovelace
Elyria YMCA Stamp Club Plans Sandusky Delegation Visit
The Elyria YMCA Stamp Club meets weekly on Wednesday at 7 80. Visitors welcome as plans form to entertain a Sandusky Senior Stamp Club delegation on February 5. Several large Sandusky collections will be shown with details to be published later.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A. Stamp Club
Sandusk3
Guild church sewers enjoy day of work and lunch
Twenty five members of the Guild of First Congregational church spent a pleasant day yesterday at the church and accomplished much sewing. No business was conducted and no program was presented, the day devoted to work and a noon lunch.
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Guild of
First Congregational Church
Marriage License for Walter Dobranetski and Bernice Krolkiewicz
Walter Dobranetski aged 24 a millwright from Connorsville Ohio and Bernice Krolkiewicz aged 17 from Lorain apply for a marriage license. Rev Dembrowski and Mr and Mrs Mark Willis of Columbus returned home after visiting Dr and Mrs T W Willis in this city.
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Walter Dobranetski
Millwright
Connorsville
Ohio
Bernice Krolkiewicz
Lorain
Rev. Dembrowski
Mark Willis
Columbus
T. W. Willis
City
Y W C A Swim Pageant Promises Local Show Thursday
The Y W C A will stage a swimming pageant titled The Princess Learns to Swim on Thursday evening February 2 at the Y M C A Pool. Pupils from the children’s class perform with older girls assisting and Rosemary O’Donnell plays Princess Adore under Miss Marian Stetson’s direction. Tickets available from swimming class members or at the Y W C A.
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Marian Stetson
Rosemary O'Donnell
Higa
Birthday Celebration for Miss Ethel Inskeep
Friends gathered at 229 Fifth Street for Miss Ethel Inskeep birthday with Miss Neva Inskeep hosting. Twelve guests from Lorain Amherst Avon Cleveland and Elyria attended and played bridge with low mood prizes awarded. Flowers and two birthday cakes adorned the refreshment table and Miss Inskeep received several gifts.
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Ethel Inskeep
Fifth Street
Neva Inskeep
Miss Ethel
Lorain
Amherst
Avon
Cleveland
Elyria
Miss Inskeep
N A Q Club Dinner Meeting and Upcoming Book Review
Seven members and one guest, Mrs. Harry Lapp, dined at Mrs. Paul Wellert’s home on Cleveland Street. After bridge prizes went to H. E. Marsh and Mrs. Karl Kalev. The next meeting with a book review will be at Mrs. Russell Bennett’s home on 117 Chase Street in two weeks. The Progressive class of the Methodist church screened motion pictures and heard Rev. Karl F. Meister discuss a camping trip in the Canadian Woods after a tureen dinner.
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Harry Lapp
N. A. Q Club
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
H. E. Marsh
Karl Kalev
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Methodist Church
Canadian Woods
Karl F. Meister
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Bunco Night at Water Street
Mrs WL H Bruck Sr hosted ten members of the Sunny Side Up Club at Water street last evening. Three bunco tables produced a prize run with Mrs W J Bodine first, Mrs Wetzel second, and Mrs George Smith consolation. Mrs Smith also won the contest prize. A luncheon followed. The club will meet February 13 at Mrs Russell Becker’s Artemas court home.
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WL H Bruck
Water Street
Bunce
W. J. Bodine
Wetzel
George Smith
Dr A BE Neighbour Travels to Jacksonville and Atlanta
Dr A B E Neighbour left Sunday night for Jacksonville Florida to spend a few days with his daughter Mrs Walter Knight and will proceed to Atlanta Georgia to conduct a Bible conference.
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A. BE. Neighbour
Jacksonville
Florida
Walter Knight
Atlanta
Georgia
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listed In Odd Format
A list of names and addresses appears under hospital notes. Admission entries include Mrs Henry Hunt and Anton Lauer with addresses on Brace Avenue and R D No. 2. Discharges mention Frank Koriak and Bill Linder along Bers Street and Lodiares Street.
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Henry Hunt
Brace Avenue
Anton Lauer
R. D
Frank Doebel
Artemas Court
William Walters
Wuinckles Street
Mabel Olds
Lodi
Virginia Sadier
Lake Avenue
Benjamin Eldridge
Woose Street
Frank Koriak
Bers Street
Bill Linder
Lodiares
Community Organization Meetings Night Schedule
Tonight events include Sar’ Chile at the Y W C A for supper. Indus Club and YM C A host speaker Howard Butler at Toom. Elvira Lodge I O O F meets. Daughters of Union Veterans and MAT Women’s Benefit Association gather. American Legion and Frank Harmon Lodge meet. Bible classes and meals at various churches, including a 52nd anniversary dinner for C E society.
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Sar
Chile
YY. W. C
Indus Club
YM. C.A
Toom
Howard Butler
Elvira Lodge
Daughters of Union Veterans Mat Women’s Benefit Association
American Legion
Frank Harmon Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodman Hall
Sunday School
Board of Methodist Church
Churen of
Christ Christian Endeavor Society
C. E
Cabinet of U P
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's Sunday School
Parent Teacher Association Meeting Okayed With Speaker
The Allen Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday at three o'clock with Miss Tarriet Hubvard as the speaker.
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Allen Parent Teacher Association
Tarriet Hubvard
Dinner with English Teachers Club at DeFazio's Cuisine
Miss Mabel Clark and Miss Grace Kleinhaus hosted a dinner last evening for members of the Lordin County English Teachers' Club at DeFazio's Cuisine. Seating was for eighteen and bridge followed with high score won by Miss Helen Mack, second by Miss Devona Lehman, and consolation to Miss Lucille Churchward.
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Mabel Clark
Grace Kleinhaus
DeFazio’s
Lordin County English Teachers’ Club
Helen Mack
Devona Lehman
Lucille Churchward
Ingels Host Birthday Dinner for Father of Guest
Mr and Mrs Henry N Ingels entertained last evening in compliment to Mrs Faxons father John N Faxon. Mr Faxon observed his eight second birthday. Eighteen guests attended the dinner with a floral centerpiece and cards as the entertainment.
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Henry N. Ingels
Middle Axe
Ingels
John N. Faxon
Faxon
Miss Betty Brown Visits School Friend in Titusville
Miss Betty Brown of Ohio Street leaves for Titusville Pennsylvania to visit school friend Miss Betty Blogs and plans to be away a week or more. Also noted are piano pupils Miss Louise Fox and Miss Edna Malterer of West tank part in a recital at Old Chamber of Commerce Auditorium. Other items mention Miss Agnes Dier and Miss Prances Dies from Cleveland visiting Mrs. Alice Phipps, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fowler of Conneaut spending the weekend.
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Betty Brown
Ohio Street
Betty
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Louise Fox
Edna Malterer
Gladys Parmeleon West Tank
Lake
Old Chamber of Commerce
Agnes Dier
Miss Prances Dies
Cleveland
Alice Phipps
Charles Court
Harold Fowler
Conneaut
Rob Church Safe Dayton Robbery at churches
Ron Berm took 50 dollars from the First Baptist church safe and 200 dollars in stamps from the street box at the Westminster church in Dayton Ohio on January 31.
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Dayton, O
Ronberm
First Baptist Church
Westminster
Hoover’s Son Rescues Police Dog In Mountain Trap
Herbert Hoover Jr the president’s eldest son rescued a police dog named Liene trapped in a steel restraint high in the Sierra Madre mountains north of Pasadena He called Humane Society officers when he could not free the animal and they said the dog would recover.
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Pasdena Cal
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Todas Tull
Hoover
Bs Siena
Humane Society
Sheriff Reports Record Foreclosure Sales in 1953
Deputy Claude Adams reported a January foreclosure sale surge with 26 parcels offered, 18 sold, 7 withdrawn, and 1 bidless. Appraised property value reached 115 265 dollars while total sales amounted to 296 642.56. Banks and private bidders dominated, including a Vl acre Eaton Township tract valued at 86 000 with a 1 000 minimum bid.
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Sheriff's Department
Claude Adams
Adams
Eaton Township
Springfield Against Scrip in City Meeting
Springfield business and professional men met Monday night and voted to oppose the issuance of scrip by the city commission. The action signals organized opposition from local business leaders to the planned city scrip program.
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Springfield
Postal Savings Taxation Notice to List Believed Taxable
County officials warn postal savings believed non taxable are subject to taxation and must be listed in personal property returns. The State Tax Commission orders listing as of November 25 1932 with returns due between February 15 and April 1.
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Columbus
Moti En Saxe
Prohibitionists Face Task of Designing Obedient People
The Prohibitionists who designed Prohibition for the people still face the task of designing a populace that will obey the law and uphold the new restrictions.
Bake and Apron Sale at Cong Church by Jonesville Guild
The Jonesville Chautauqua guild hosts a bake and apron sale at Cong Church on Wednesday evening February 1 to support community activities. Proceeds benefit church programs and local events.
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Jonesville
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