Seeress of Europe Predicts 1933 Excerpts in Annual Recaste
The Laila Hanoun foresees 1933 events with notable accuracy including hits on the fall of the Hapsburgs, Hitler’s bellicose moves, and shifts in European power. Predictions cover Poland’s corridor, Franco-British actions, U.S. ceding territories to Japan, Vladivostok occupation, and a pending four power pact. A French Nobel Prize in literature is also forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Vladivostok
Manchuria
France
Italy
University of Texas faculty backs fraternities on probation
Austin Texas faculty vote supports the continuance of fraternal organizations at the University of Texas. Fraternities and sororities had been under four years of faculty supervision after a Legislature proposed abolishing them. The four year probation ends with a university decision on their future.
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Ausin
Tex
U.P
University of Texas
Texas
P T A Reports Show Varied Activities Across Chapters
A long list of PTA actions from multiple groups details eight meetings, programs, fund drives, and community service. Bertha Fox and Kathryn Ingersoll are among officers. activities include Founders Day gifts, Red Cross garment sewing, student aid contributions, and community fund donations. Several meetings featured speakers, with Christmas and Carnival of Nations events noted. membership growth and fundraising efforts are highlighted across ST. AGNES and other units.
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Bertha Fox
Kathryn Ingersoll
W. O. McClellan
McCracken
Muaile
Carnival of Nations
Red Cross
Gates P T A Report Shows Busy Year
Mrs. Frank Rowley presided over eight meetings including a joint session with St. Agnes Jefferson Jr. High and Edison. Reported convention activities, Sex Character Lectures and Girl Scouts, and student entertainment "Christmas Street." Net $34.00, membership 25, good attendance. Red Cross sewing, Carnival of Nations booth. Officers listed: Pres Mrs Frank Rowley, Net VP Mrs Harry Demos, 2nd VP Mrs C R Hurd, Sec Mrs Hugh Richards, Treas Mrs Carl Fessler.
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Gates P. T. A
Frank Rowley
St. Agnes
Jefferson Jr. High
Edison
Oo. F. Flint
E. J. Howenstine
Red Cross
Booth
Carnival of Nations
Harry Demos
C. R. Hurd
Hugh Richards
Carl Fessler
McKinley P T A Pre-school Group Plans Wise Use of Leisure
McKinley P T A with Mrs Paul Hines as president and Mrs H C Esgar as treasurer held six meetings led by Mrs E J Howenstine. The program on Wise Use of Leisure covered Self Culture Time Budget Nature Study For Children Reading and Movies Educational Psychology People and Customs of Palestine and The Child and Educational Procedure. 78 members attended with 13 on the executive committee. Bazaar in December netted 122.80. List of officers and contributors includes Mrs H Cook Mrs C L Bristol Mr H Cheney Mrs George Tulk and Mrs L A Hayes.
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McKinley P. T. A
Paul Hines
H. C Esgar —Treas
E. J. Howenstine
Palestine
Ohio
H Cook
C. L. Bristol
H. Cheney
George Tulk
L. A. Hayes
H. Meckley
Ely P T A and Local P T A Groups Activities
Ely P T A reports 173 members with 70 average attendance and 8 executive meetings plus 1 special on district situation. Programs include marital happiness and speech education. notable lectures, bake sales, crowds at carnival events, and contributions to Community Funds and student aid. Officers listed for Ely, Holy Cross and Roosevelt P T A units with planned events and fundraisers.
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H. Hubbard
Dorothy Snyder
Wilcox
Horace Nye
Wills
J. C. George
Mrs Cyril Brecknock Leads Local School Group
Acting press head after Mrs H E Custar's death, Mrs Cyril Brecknock presided over eight regular meetings with varied topics and events. The group hosted two nature study sessions, two educational gatherings, a parent visitation open meeting, a Christmas party, a lecture on discipline, a farewell party for teachers, card games, and bake sales while contributing $30 toward student aid. Officers included Mrs Cyril Brecknock president and vice presidents Mrs C T Post and Miss Downing, treasurer Mrs W Birkl ine, secretary Mrs C Lamadue, and historian Anna Schlessman.
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Cyril Brecknock
C. T. Post
Mrs Florence Percival Presides 1932 Parent-Teacher Meeting
Mrs Florence Percival, president organizing in November 1932, presided at the first Parent-Teacher meeting. Mr Maston and Mr Dusthemer attended and expressed appreciation for the Parent-Teacher council’s work.
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Florence Percival
O Flint
Maston
Dusthemer
West Ridge 4 H Club Holds Meeting in June Plan
West Ridge June meeting of the 4-H Club Jolly Hustlers held at Mrs I F Eldreds. Marian Lauer presided with members naming favorite flowers. A picnic with Banner 4-H on June 22 shifted to June 29 due to a local institute, tureen dinner planned, and leaders meet June 21. Robert Amore to deliver Chronicle Telegram daily on West Ridge road starting June 14.
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West Ridge
Jolly Hustlers
I. F. Eldred
Marian Lauer
Miss Bird
4-H Club
Squires Farm
W. C. T. U. Institute
Dorothy Miller
Marguerite Streicher
Janet Bats
Jessie McCauley
Lole Eldred
Doris Minnich
Laura Durusendahl
Dorothy Agnes
Erna
Edna Lottman
Marguerite
Jane Mason
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Lucile Peafound
Beatrice Wensink
Zelda Schramm
Thelma Wagner
Robert Amore
Chronicle-Telegram
Schramm Road
School and community ties fostered through regular meetings
The record notes a program of school community work aimed at building a happy, effective relationship. The first regular meeting occurred in December with Mrs. Florence Percival elected president. Mrs. Frank Spencer served as secretary. Six regular meetings were held, plus a joint gathering with Gates, Edison, and St. Agnes. One entertainment occurred at Gates School. There were 27 members, 25 of whom were charter members. Officers included President Mrs. Frank Spencer, 1st Vice President Mrs. George Sayers, 2nd Vice President Mrs. Robert Slack, Secretary Mrs. Robert Harris, Treasurer Mrs. William Mathews.
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Florence Percival
Frank Spencer
Gates
Edison
St. Agnes
Gates School
George Sayers
Robert Slack
Robert Harrison
Treas
Wm. Mathewson
Men of Bible Class Ice Cream Social in Elyria
Mr and Mrs I F Eldred attended the Men s Bible Class party at the M E Church Elyria held at C E Betts home on Lake Avenue Monday evening The men of the class entertained their wives at the gathering Rev H Amore and his son Robert of Edison Highway called at the B O Pope home Monday evening
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I. F. Eldred
M E
Elyria
C. E. Betts
Lake Avenue
H. Amore
Robert
Edison Highway
B. O Pope
Carlisle Grange Observes Children's Day Event
Carlisle Grange will observe Children's Day on Tuesday evening June 20 at the hall. Local members invite families to attend with activities planned and refreshments provided.
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Carlisle Grange
Realism Brings Tears at Police Tear Gas Demonstration
In Buffalo 80 railway police officers heard Capt. John W. Shoemaker of the Pennsylvania Railroad Police describe tear gas use to repel a mob. An actual gas bomb demonstration followed his claim that experience beats theory, as a white cloud filled the room during the prearranged explosion.
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Buffalo
N. Y. Wm
John W. Shoemaker
Pensylvania Railtash
Buffalo Terminal Association of Railway Police
Shoemaker
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Hapsburgs
Doumer
Hitler
Bere- Germany
Africa
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United States
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Hawaii
Visdivostok
P.T.A
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Verne Unger
Elizabeth Freese
Phillip Robson
ST. Agnes P. T. A
J. C. Welsh
J. Dunlap
Jas. Elemes
Linden
Carl W. Martin
Brissell
Robert Looms
Frank Hill
Arthur Pfaff
Miss Mantle
Waldemar Nichols
M. B. Garber
Holy Cross P. T. A
Lawrence Kacemarek
Lawrence Kaczmarek
Vincent Niagowski
Roosevelt P. T. A
B. R. Bridge
Anna Reics
M. Buckser
Garporn
R . Oidfield
Pres
H. E. Custar
Jefferson Junior High
Murbach Coal CO
West Ave
Stamsey Keyes
Long Wa
American Shoe Shop
Broad ST
Capitol Theatre
Goodyears Vue
Goodyear
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