Local Society Calendar Highlights Numerous Elyria Groups
Readable society listings reveal a busy slate as clubs, chapters, and church groups meet across Elyria. Events include box socials, dinners, speaker engagements by Mr Worcester, boy scouts, choir performances, and PTAs from McKinley to Lake Avenue, featuring dozens of host homes and venues.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Suns Club
Elk’s
Worcester
Cleveland
Musical Art Society
Townsend Club
Business Women's Bible Class
British Empire Club
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
W. M. Farrar
Cascade Lodge No
Division E
Second Congregational Church
Kemp
A. S. Heimbach
Fourth Street
Hubbard Wilcox
Marseilles Avenue
May Spear
Olive
Ralph Bates
Eagles
Columbia Club
St. John’s School
Charles Spoerke
Cleveland Police Department
United Presbyterian Chirch
Bible School Council of
Church of Christ
Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church
Helen Berthoff
Missionary Society of Church of Christ
Asa Mal-lory
Middle Avenue
Foster
Audrey Foster
Ashland
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School Cabinet
Women's
St. Andrew’s Church
Nettie Laundon
Sixth Street
Daughters of St. Andrew
Emmanual Lutheran Church
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Garford
St. Paul's Church
George Decker
Fairlawn
Ladies Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Perry Clevenger
Lake Avenue
West
St. Andrew's Church
Thomas Strothers
East Side
First Congregational Church
Jean Price
Pasadena Avenue
Cosmopolitan Club
Metropolitan Club
Franklin P. T. A
Tri Sigma Sorority
Helen Finegan
Howe Street
Galaxy
Carl J. Ericcson
Park.avenue
Agnes Halderman
Cambridge
Postscript
Mary
Margaret Finegan
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Ninety Five
F. Basinger
Ohio Street
Hilda Schuster
Cleveland Street
Monopoly Club No. 1
Loyalist advance threatens Alcazar and Madrid region
From Madrid and Talavera de la Reina reports say Loyalist forces are advancing from the Tajo front toward Toledo and the Alcazar fortress. Insurgent positions near University City face heavy shelling as Loyalists aim to isolate Toledo and sever lines to Avila in a broader Madrid triangle offensive.
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Madrid
Toledo
Alcazar
Tajo
Talavera de la Reina
Madrid-Talavera- Toledo
Talavera
Avila
University City
Twelve Die In Ohio Motor Accidents Over Weekend
UNITED PRESS reports at least twelve people killed in Ohio over the weekend in various traffic incidents. Victims include James C. Houck 39 WPA worker struck in Moxahala by a Corning man’s car and Areletta Moore 5 of Lancaster who died after injuries from an automobile crash in Lancaster.
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United Press
Ohio
James C. Houck
WPA
Thomas Charlton
Corning
Moxahala
Areletta Moore
Lancaster
Charles Hooper
Robert C. Yost
Oil Company
Findlay
Richard
Cleve
Jland
Canton
Charles McQuillan
Youngstown
Edward R. Lumpkin
Miamisburg
North Perry
Walter Marzee
Frank Coppersmith
Cleveland
Metro Shoulter
Grafton
Community club meetings scattered across city notices
A long list of club gatherings and meetings is noted, including Wekumukum and AL T. H. C. groups at the Y, Phi Kappa Sigma with Reva Taylor, the Needle Twisters with Lil lain Hughes, and PTA sessions with speakers at various homes and halls. Also listed are Daughters of Scotland, DeMolay chapter, Women’s Benefit Association groups, and other civic clubs with dates and venues. An abrupt ending mentions Ascalon’s historic cultivation of onions.
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Florence Pusback
Cleveland Street
Mary Cox
East Avenue
Helen Pippett
Beech Street
Phi Kappa Sigma
Reva Taylor
Lincoln Court
Lillain Hughes
Dewey Avenue
Allen P. T. A
Clayton Hall
The
Postal Telegraph
Hamilton P. T. A
Woodworth
British Empire Club
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Women's Benefit Association
Democratic Women’s Club
Roosevelt P. T. A
A. A. A. W. Glassware
Girl Lives With Bullet Lodged At Base Of Brain
Seven year old Barbara Lamont survived a bullet lodged at the base of her brain after a stray shot near her Toledo home. Doctors doubted she would live, yet she recovered consciousness and thrived, with the pellet encased in bone behind her left ear. Police suspect a stray rabbit hunter’s shot caused the accident.
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Toledo
Barbara Lois Lamont
Barbara
Dreymetancres Pe Pizeton
Harry D. Hatfield
United States Senate
West Virginia
Wade Stone
Willam Lamont
Aircraft Plant To Reopen Today
Santa Monica March 1 The Douglas Aircraft Corp planned to reopen its plant today About half of its 6000 workers were ready to return to their jobs The other half according to the United Automobile Workers Union will go outside picketing Last of the 432 sit down strikers who were arrested last week after they evacuated the four square block plant were refused from jail last night
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Santa Monica
Cal
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
United Automobile Workers Union
Will Ge
Early Morning Audiences in Imperial China
In imperial times it was customary to hold state audiences at four in the morning when minds were believed most alert. The practice reflected a ritual precision in governance and a belief in peak cognitive readiness at dawn.
Western Union and Telegram Messenger Boys Strike
In Toledo sixty workers struck for sixteen dollar weekly wages with overtime pay. they claim current pay is four cents per hour with limited hours. In Steubenville the Bradly United States Coal Co mine was shut after a fire destroyed the stable, routes, horses, hay and grain valued at fifteen thousand dollars. In Cleveland funeral services for Clemente W. Zwick, 33, Lakewood High coach, will be held. he died of rheumatic fever. Around Columbus, Sinclairs B. Nace, 65, bank executive and Mason, dies.
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Toledo
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Messenger
Steubenville
United States Coal Co
Bradly
Robert Hates
Cleveland
Clemente W. Zwick
Lakewood
Oberlin College
Columbus
Cooks, Crows, and a Courtroom: Odd News From March
News items from New York, Kemmerer, Los Angeles and Cleveland feature a chef’s dictum on fear of global conflict, three hungry crows killing a coyote in Wyoming, a divorce case over battered knees in California, and a burglary while a deputy police inspector was on duty.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Cleveland, O
Walter Carey
Central
Delphi Oracles And Rituals Mentioned In Ancient Texts
Men consulted the famed oracle at Delphi for a thousand years. Cold water poured on a goat’s head tested the god’s willingness to answer. If the goat stood still or shook its head, the god refused to answer. if it shuddered, the god was ready for action.
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Delphi
Greece
Frontier Life In Suburbs Of New Orleans
New Orleans area trapper life unfolds within city limits as 20 miles from Canal Street. Homes on stilts lack running water and utilities, while musk rats bring $1 pelts and mink $10. Louisiana leads in muskrat pelts with city drivers facing harsh marsh conditions and past booms. Dr Wilfred J Rumney travels from Hamilton to Bradenton to treat a dog named Buffy influenza case.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Canal Street
Louisiana
Trapper
North America
United States
Knotless Wood May Be Grown in Wisconsin Study
Madison reports a two year study by Benson H. Paul of the U S forest products laboratory shows knotless lumber can be produced. He cites forests in Wisconsin North Carolina Florida and Mississippi and explains pruning of side branches stops knot formation while decayed limbs fade over years enabling knot-free trees to develop.
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Madison
Win
Benson H. Paul
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Paul
Arthur Koehler
Hauptmann
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Banker's 100th Birthday Celebrated in Cambridge
Edmund Feerden marked his centennial amid retirement talk and continued work at Union Savings Bank where he serves as vice president. The scene referenced silviculturist notes and partnerships among horses, with scattered odd phrases about governance and health.
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Cambridge
Mase
Edmund Feerden
Teakong
The
Union Savings Bank
A Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal
A brief health notice warns that a cough lasting three days may signal a developing illness. It urges early medical check for potential danger signs, especially in vulnerable groups, and suggests seeking care if symptoms persist or worsen.
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Bunsanna Weasley
M. E. Church
Clair Hollis
Riverside Court
Bob Apal
Kenwood Street
Jeanne Lesser
Oberlin
Naomi Struble
Harwood Street
Golden Glow Club
S. O. Harman
East River
Women's Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. F. Leemhuis
Stanford Avenue
Boys’ Missionary Society
Division A
C. A. Slater
Roosevelt Avenue
Young People’s League of St. Paul's Church
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
Elyria W. C. T. A
Bridge
Banco
Little Sorority
William Bridgett
Park Avenue
St. John’s
Tillie Ehrke
Eighth Street
Rebekah
Hazel Markel
Girl’ Scout Leaders Association
Paul Roig
Lewis Court
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
G. G. G. Club
Dorothy Davies
Winckles Street
Dunford
Elyria Musical Art Society
J. Martin Beck
Tota Nu
Jeannette Sibey
Tenth Street
Orac Sempre
Lucy Wellert
Chestnut Ridge
Frank
Harmon Lodie
Alpha Sigma Chi
Maxite Garford
Oxford Avenue
Iislo
Genevieve Garlas
Chestnut Street
Itsinus
Ruth Bitam
Daughters of Scotia
Order of United American Mechanics
Elyria Lodge
Carter
Big Ben Lump
MurbAch Coal
Loa
Lorain
Broadway Room
Gould
Luorena
Ruth Groll
Department of Civics and Political Science
Woman’s Club
Sunshine Club
Anne Francis
East River Street
Catholic Study Club
Fred Leister
West Avenue
Baptist East Avenue House
Friends
World Interpretation Committee
Rollin E. Hinkson
Iva Sabins
Second Street
Order of Eastern Star
Eee Neighbors of America
Ascalon
Ohio News
Columbus, O
Sinclair B. Nace
Columbus Bank Note Co
New York
Ford Maddox Ford
Los Angeles
Erna Easton
George
C.h.merther Co
Silviculturist
C.h.merthe & Co
Arcady
Silvertone
Parker Wilder
Styles