Chinese student leads Oberlin foreign presence with 1 211 scholars
Oberlin reports 1 211 Chinese students in U S colleges this year as China mobilizes for war. Miss Luetta Chen Foochow will earn a Master’s in Botany at commencement June 14 after describing seven new Bauhinia species now published by Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
China
United States
Oberlin College
Luetta Chen
Foochow
Miss Chen
Harvard
Arnold Arboretum
New York Botanical Garden
Miss Ken
Hwa-Nan College
Anglo-Chinese College
Franklin P. Metcalf
Lingnan University
Canton
Chen
Ginger Rogers Stars in Vivacious Lady at Capitol
Ginger Rogers headlines the Capitol Theatre as a Broadway singer who becomes part of a quiet college town in the new film Vivacious Lady. The comedy follows her unexpected arrival and the ensuing romantic entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Rogers
Capitol Theatre
Deanna Durbin Stars In Next Lincoln Film
Deanna Durbin sings again in One Hundred Men and a Girl opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. Durbin headlines what critics call a breezy musical comedy with lively songs and comic bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Durbin
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Radio Programs P Sullivan Watkins Band Henderson
Cleveland stations schedule for Tuesday June 7 1938 lists Mike Rudy Vallee hits and encores with Jim Ague studies and Hevyeries headlines. Programs subject to change and include sports news notes and band performances by P Sullivan Watkins Band.
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Cleveland
Jim Ague
Mort-Marge Middleman
Hilltop House
Rakey
Boake Carter
Lowell Thomas
Resum
Lewis
Don Winslow
Uncle
Greas
Pultet
Burns
Allen
Buckere Pere
Ruyming
Celebration
Sitagete
Tate
Marek Webber Gara
Warne King
Eddie Vani
Amos
Andy Jim Valentine
Sportsman Berea
Donahue
Sport Mik
Bobb Dailey Hopton
Carl George Ins
Thao A
Ipsen
Pryor
Grafton Citizens Form Civic League Initiative
A group of Grafton residents met at Finley’s garage to promote a non political non sectarian Civic League for the village. Acting Chairman W C Valentines named a nominating committee including C B Finley Clair Miller T C Washington Ralph Stanislawski and Kenneth Lower to report in two weeks and choose a name.
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Grafton
Finley
Furthe
W. C. Valentines
C. B. Finley
Clair Miller
T. C. Washington
Ralph Stanislawski
Kenneth Lower
Columbia Girls Plan Community Project
The Busy Bs 4 H Sewing Club met in the school music room on June 2. Eleven girls and leader Mrs Wanda Fish discussed dresses, constitution ideas, and using treasury funds to buy a long mirror for the girls’ restroom. Committees were formed to obtain cost estimates and plan demonstrations for June 9.
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Columbia
Wanda Fish
S i
Helen Leacs
Marjorie Walters
Helen Waker
Helen Walter
Jewell Bartter
Viola Cright
Della May Briggs
Qlva Boling
Dela May Briggs
Virginia Pitt
Fisn
Suburban Calendar Tonight’s Village Club and Clubhouse Meetups
Local calendar lists numerous gatherings across several towns including Avon Lake Belden Grafton Columbia Henrietta Huntington Litchfield North Olmsted and Ridgeville. Activities span 4-H clubs Scouts granges ladies aid circles and school or church events with times ranging from 1:30 p m. to 8 p m. Sunday through Tuesday sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Lyndon
C. E
Sheffield
Buckere Sewers
E. D. Haag
Abbe Road
Avon Lake
Howard Drake
Masonic Hall
North Olmsted
Boy Scouts
Clague Road
Lake Avenue
Elyria Township
Carl Schmitkens
Avon Lake—Women’s League
Belden—Jolly Jos
Ruth Lehman
Belden
Jeanne Wise
Columbia
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange
Grafton—Gingham
Ida Burton
Grafton—Anchor
Rebekah Lodge
Henrietta
Grange
North Olmsted—V Unity
Ridgeville
Knights of St. John
Shining Thimbles Four-H
Esther Gibbons
Grange Hustlers
Frank Provoznik
Park Hall
Scientist
Belden—Grange
Grange Hall
Brighton
W. C
St. Peter's
N. Ridgeville
Coal tar products both vital and hazardous in health care
The article notes coal tar by products have high pharmaceutical value as antiseptics antipyretics and germ killers while warning against indiscriminate use. It cites examples like lysol creolin creosotes oils and industrial derivatives showing their beneficial roles and potential dangers in broad applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOEAS
Dangers and Benefits of Coal Tar Derivatives in Medicine
The article notes coal tar derivatives can reduce fever and control pain but pose risks with excessive, long term use. It describes symptoms of overdose such as circulatory depression and cyanosis, and highlights the balance between safe, beneficial remedies and potential harm from misuse.
Pain Remedes and Addiction Risks Cited in Health Note
A health notice warns remedies used as pain killers may lead to addiction and overuse. It notes coal tar in many pain and fever products and aspirin derived from crude oil. The text urges consulting a physician to decide indication and dosage.
Meeting Minutes Show Thirty Attendees Amid Absences
Mrs. Alice Arnold presided as twenty members attended the gathering while the president and vice president were prevented from attending. The meeting proceeded with standard business and discussion.
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Alice Arnold
MiIness
New London W M E convenes monthly meeting
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E Church held its regular monthly meeting on a Wednesday at the rural home of a member in New London. The gathering continued discussions on mission work and upcoming activities for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Busy Buckerel 4-H Club Holds June Meeting
The Busy Buckerel 4-H Club met at Elsie Sackett's home on June 1. Nine members answered Roll Call with Famous Poets. After business, the group socialized. The next meeting is set for June 14 at Elsie Sackett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Sackett
Hospital Strain Triggers Transfer of Patients at New London
For the first time in years, New London Hospital limited admissions and moved two patients to alternate care as capacity stretched. Twenty five people received care in March across medical, surgical, maternity, birth, accident, first aid, and death cases.
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New London Hospital
Wenty
Mar
Dowdell suffers two broken ribs in Tuesday fall
Erhart JOTTINGS notes H. M. Dowdell is laid up with two broken ribs after a fall at his home Tuesday night. Mrs. J. G. Haury and daughters Pearl and Arletta visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Law in Elyria. Robert Norris spent time with his brother Clyde and wife in Berea. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Haury made a business trip to Cleveland.
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H. M. Dowdell
J. G. Haury
Pearl and
Arletta
J. C. Law
Elyria
Robert Norris
Clyde
Berea
Barney Haury
Cleveland
Kipton News Notes Senior Class Motor Trip
The senior class with chaperones Miss Ethel Roth and H. W. Baetz took a motor trip leaving Wednesday morning and returning Thursday evening visiting Niagara Falls Canada and other sites. Several residents attended Wayne Bauer funeral in Elyria Friday afternoon. he was the grandson of Mrs. Mabelle Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Ethel Roth
H. W. Baetz
Niagara Falls
Canada
Elyria
Wayne Bauer
Mabelle Whitney
Netherlands Importing More US Corn and Wheat Than Any Country
The Netherlands are importing larger quantities of corn and wheat from the United States than from any other nation, reflecting strong U.S. agricultural export ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
United States
Free display of relics draws crowds to 315 Broad St Elyria
Large crowds gather in front of 315 Broad St Elyria to view a rare relic collection brought to the city by the World's Medicine Company. The free exhibit, praised as educational and entertaining, invites all ages to inspect the curios and meet the World's Tonic Expert at Phillips Drug Store 507 Broad Street.
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Broad St
Elyria
World's Medicine Company
New York
Old World
Phillips Drug Store
Broad Street
Adv
Probate actions and real estate transfers in Medina County
Estate items list probate actions for residents including Will adjudication Letters testamentary and bond, tax and inventory filings, hearings set for June 6 and June 9, and notices to next of kin. Real estate transfers record deeds for multiple Medina Village and Township parcels, with extensive parcel details and grantee names.
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Eugene M. Shinn
Edward F. Wahl
Cuyahoga County
Bertha J. Alexander
James E. Alexander
Roy Bensinger
John Grible
Johan Grible
Charles A. Bolich
Frank Burry
Isaac W. Metting
Ernest Osborn
Dottie F. Gilbert
Charlene A. Muth
John W. Bennader
May Adams
Medina County Recorder
Frank G. Hard
Mildred W. Hobart
Medina Village
Medina Township
Richard C
Evelyn Wildman
Mildred M. Hartman
Viva McDougall Ward
Mabel K. McDougall Mason
Isaac Fetter
A. GQ
Jaka George Fetter
Harrisville
Floyd
Maple Barton
Dellamae Armstrong
Chatham
Charles Juergens
Minnie Juergens
Alma Wagner
Lafayette
Mae Vassar Moore Et al
Henry Wells
Medina
Thomas J. Long
Carl J. Anderson
Walter S. Foley
Brunswick Heights
The
Savings Deposit Bank Co
Amherst T. Spitzer
Medina Two
William B. Baldwin
Leonore M. Baldwin
David Arthur Carnall
Margaret Jane Carnall
Westfield Two
Old Chippewa's Inc
F.L
Alvinda A. Harding
Harley E
Leora H. Linn
Medina Twn
Farmer's Savings Bank
Asa W. Firestone
Spencer Village
Spencer Township
John Dirk
John Dirck
Nettie Dirk
Ruth Stroup
Homer Township
Final naturalization hearings held June 4 in multiple locales
Final hearings for naturalization were scheduled on June 4 with applicants including James Blair MacTilroy from Scotland and Peter Formica from Italy. Other entrants listed include Alexander Condra tik of Poland, Miklos Sandli of Hungary, Fre da Ulich of Germany, Olga Max of Czechoslovakia, and Martin Boos of Wadsworth, with regional notes for Litchfield and Wadsworth.
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James Blair MacTilroy
Scotland
Wadsworth
Peter Formica
Italy
Spencer
Alexander Condratik
Poland
Miklos Sandli
Hungary
Freda Ulich
Germany
Litchfield
Olga Max
Czechoslovakia
Martin Boos
Tax notices urge replies for 1938 personal returns
Letters will be sent to all taxpayers who have not filed personal tax returns for 1938. It is urgent they reply since notices must be answered or a collector will be sent out. Various local residents are noted visiting, hosting events, or traveling, including the McDowells, Vances, McClures, Hydes, Joneses, Randalls, Koprula and Chidsey, with gatherings at Calico Cottage and other social occasions across Cleveland area and Medina relations.
Medina 4-H Launches Photo Graphic and Poultry Groups
The Medina County senior 4-H Club will start a photographic club led by Robert Searles of the Medina Photographic Guild and a poultry management group. The first photographic project meeting is set for Tuesday June 7 at the extension office in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
Robert Searles
Medina Photographic Guild
Court House
Camp Crag Girls Camp Offered by Medina King’s Daughters
Medina City Union of King’s Daughters sponsors a girls camping period at Camp Crag for ages 9 to 15. Due to limited space, only 13 applications can be accepted. Camp operations run under President Mrs. P. C. Hopkins and the group’s members.
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Camp Crag
Medina City
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Gust Anderson in South Amherst
Mrs Gust Anderson celebrated her birthday with a Friday evening gathering at her Buckeye Street home. Bunco prizes went to Mrs John Katoncz and Mrs Andy Gainok, refreshments followed with two birthday cakes as centerpieces. The guest list named numerous local women and the honor guest received many gifts.
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South Amherst
Gust Anderson
Buckeye Street
Bunco
John Katoncz
Andy Gainok
Chas. Corbett
John Katona
A. Gainok
Tom Nelson
Herman Witt
John Jamie
August Siess
Bertha Siess
Ray Jones
Sam Slack
J. Gavnck
Charley Nickel
Alex Flowers
Hilma Hunt
Sophia McKruski
David Barnhart
Legion Post 197 Meets For Regular Session
The South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 met Friday evening in the Club Rooms for a routine session. Ralph Heussner was chosen to be sent to Columbus by the legion. Discussion covered purchasing new uniforms before a social hour of cards followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Ralph Heussner
Columbus
Legion
Congregational Sunday School Officers Meet at Mrs Ruth's
All teachers and officers are asked to gather at the home of Mrs Emil Ruth this evening for important plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Emil Ruth
Christian Endeavor Plans Ice Cream Social at Church Lawn
The Christian Endeavor met at the Congregational Church parlors with Grayford Gott presiding. Ten members were present and plans were made for an ice cream social on June 16 at the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Grayford Gott
Church Lawn
Sandstone Junioriettes Club Seeks Meeting Space
The Sandstone Junioriettes Four-H Club met at advisor Miss Ruth Moore's home to seek school building use for regular meetings. They approved five cent monthly dues and scheduled the next meeting for June 11. Thirteen members attended.
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Sandstone Junioriettes Four- H
Ruth Moore
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Calica
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Stella Koprula
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Brunswick
Post Officers Association of Comet Temple Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters
Amherst Spitzer II
Bridge Club
Calico Cottage
Harry Gray
Sleepy Hollow Road
David Gates
Akron
Amherst
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Ohio
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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