Birthday Surprise For Cora M Shepard In Wellington
Wellington O March 1 social page notes a February birthday surprise for Cora M Shepard. A February 26 dinner at Charles Shepard's Elm street home preceded plans to attend an indoor carnival. guests included her cousin Rose Knapp and relatives. The event featured speeches, skits, games, and gifts, capped with an elaborate luncheon.
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Wellington
Cora M. Shepard
Rose Knapp
Charles Shepard
Elm Street
Squaring It With the Boss Play at La Grange Chapel
A one act playlet directed by Mary Kelly, Wellington High School English instructor, titled Squaring It With the Boss, will be presented at the La Grange chapel Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelly
Wellington High School
la Grange Chapel
Amherst And St Peter Lutheran Weekly Church Notices
Weekly church notices list services meetings and events across Amherst and St Peter Lutheran parishes. Activities include Sunday School teachers meeting, Men’s Club, Lenten services, speakers from Elyria, Women’s Union, La dies Aid, Junior Walther League, quilting, English communion, and German services with stations of the cross and benediction. Also announced are parish social events, bingo, and Pythian related gatherings.
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Paul Lutheran
A. Schroeder
Elyria
Church Council
FASTEETH promises secure false teeth without slip or rock
Advert says FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firm and comfortable without slipping. It claims no gummy taste, leaves breath sweet, and can be bought at any good drug store.
Stone City Eastern State unit meets. Legion post plans 18th anniversary
The Stone City Chapter Eastern State holds a regular meeting Wednesday evening. Elmer Johnson Post American Legion meets Friday evening in the club room. A March 5 anniversary party for Elmer, with family night, honors the legion and auxiliary. Methodist Church schedules an official board meeting at 7 39 p m tonight and Bible Study at the Beetlers Thursday.
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Stone City Chapter
Eastern State
Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Sne
Post
Legion
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Carl Beetler
Middle Street
Poorsquare Church Crusaders Plan Evening Meeting
The Crusaders meet tonight at Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bach's home. Ladies prayer session is Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. L. F. Kreeger’s Cleveland Avenue home. Praise and prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30 PM and the young people lead Friday’s service.
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Poorsquare Church
Crusaders
Otto Bach
L. F. Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Fist Evangelical
Cart Springer
Franklin Avenue
Ladies’ Aid and
Woman's Missionary Societies
Adam Northeim
West Martin Street
Congregational Church
Mary Martha
N. G. Battenhouse
Cornell Avenue
Hearn
Ladies’ Society
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Clarence Farachman
Funeral rites for the late Frank Smalley in Lorain
Funeral rites for the late Frank Smalley of Forest street were held Saturday afternoon at Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home Lorain with Rev Grubb officiating. Burial was in Elmwood cemetery. Also notes on church activities hospital news local social events and a surprising corn growth in a Wall English bungalow walls prompt curiosity.
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Frank Smalley
Forest Street
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Lorain
Grubb
United Brethren Church
Surial
Elmwood Cemetery
P T A Plans Benefit Card Party at Grafton
The Grafton P T A sponsors a benefit card and banco party on Thursday March 4 at the school to aid the Home Economics Department. Committee includes Miss Geretrude Adams assisted by Miss Alice Maple Miss Dorothy Seidel and Mrs Edna Taylor. Friday devotional leader spoke on Peace with Rev Beebe delivering prayer. The Stewardship Secretary read Bible quotations and told a story of an Indian boy. Mrs Frances Beebe led the third chapter of the study book on hardships of African women. Refreshments were served. Mrs Bert Nesbett will host the Society next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kaley
Elyria
Women's Union
Philathea Bible Class
Fret Holzhauer
East Street
Clayton Hollingsworth
Frances Jaeger
Beebe
Frances Beebe
Bert Nesbett
Bridge Club
Paul Becker
Helen Schurgot
Martha More
Rhea Beesing
Pinochle Club Highlights and Farewell Party Notes
Mrs. Charles Derek hosted The Pinochle Club with awards for first and second to Mrs. Burt Schaefer and Mrs. Charles Derek and low to Mrs. N Grau Sum. Farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cornish with five card tables. gifts and refreshments followed. Vern Cornish to move to new home on Durkeeville Road mid March. Edith Howard hosts Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting.
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Charles Derek
Burt Schaefer
N. Grausum
Vern Cornish
Dick Kline
Clair Miller
Carl Davidson
A. Prosser
G. Grabenstetter
Edna Davidson
George Grabenstetter
Mra
Arthur Wise
Charles Seckt
Albert Prosser
Dan Belden
Virginia Miller
Durkeeville Road
Edith Howard
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Belden Quilt Club meets with 12 members and guests
Mrs. F. E. Shriver hosted the Belden Quilt Club on Thursday with twelve members present and three guests sharing a noon chicken dinner. The group marked its 15th anniversary and set a March 25 meeting at Mrs. Charles Seckt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Shriver
Belden
Estella Aldrich
Charles Seckt
Lucy Myers
P. H. Rogers
Shirley Davidson
Bert Belden
Jane Obbitts
Anna Hosler
J. D. Mennell
GC. D. Lehman
Spring Fashion Pattern for Princess Dress 2624
Laura Baldt edited feature advertises a princess dress pattern for girls aged 12 to 38 inch bust, with back waist buttons and puff sleeves. Includes an illustrated sewing guide and optional lower V-neck, with options for bright prints and summer cottons. Pattern No 2624, price 15 cents, size range and fabric yardage listed. The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 119 West 19th Street, New York, NY.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Costa
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
West 19Th Street
Sit-Down Strike Ties Up Detroit Woolworth Store
One hundred fifty employees, mostly girls, halted business at Detroit's largest F. W. Woolworth store as union leaders debated extending the sit-down to 39 other units. The strike, called for a 10 cent hourly increase and a 48 hour work week, continues after a second night in the assembly room.
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Detroit
F. W. Woolworth
A. J. Dahlquist
F. A. Lowe
Waiters and Waitresses ‘Union
Proposal To Enclose Front Porches To Be Opposed
The building and lands committee plans to oppose a vote tonight on en closing front porches in restricted residential sections. The city planning commission previously rejected the proposal unanimously, saying it would mar street appearance and clash with existing ordinance. Leonard Fowls chairs the report to council. The safety committee may also discuss installing a danger signal at the West River Street curve by the Connabee property.
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City Planning Commission
Leonard Fowls
Safety
Fowl
West River Street
Connabee
Avon church circles plan meetings and social notes
Avon circle hosts a Royal Circle gathering at Mrs. Arnold Buck’s Cen ter road home on Wednesday. Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist church meets Wednesday for quilting and a noon pot luck. Junior boys and girls of the Baptist Sunday School will dine together Tuesday at the church dining room. Mr and Mrs Ludwig Schrizer of Cleveland and Miss Jane Werle of Lakewood were guests Sunday at the Wilford home. Willard Pickering visited Ridgeville relatives. Idonna and Marcine Pierman visited Belden and Cleveland guests at the Barr home. The Cummings family from Wooster moved to the mother’s home here. Marjorie Walker visited the Menges home. Guests at Jenkins home included Mr. and Mrs Herbert Barnes and Crause family, Mrs. Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Sargent of Cleveland. Levi Kahney, 84, a former Reading Railroad employee, begins his third set of teeth at Shamokin.
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Alberta Lang
Martins Ferry
Lucille Lang
Elyria
Roy Lang
Mary Ryder
Detroit
Perrysburg
Hoytville
Vida Kline
Bert Mole
Katherine More
5. Mandeville
Burt Schaefer
Apent
Carl Hoffman
Parma
Royal Circle
Royal Circle of
The
M. E. Church
Arnold Buck
Center Road
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Ludwig Schrizer
Cleveland
Jane Werle
Lakewood
C. T. Wilford
Willard Pickering
Ridgeville
Idonna Pierman
Belden
Marcine Pierman
W. J. Barr
William Cummings
Wooster
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Ad
An old advertisement warns that kidneys filter acids and wastes, urging caution with cheap drugs and promoting a guaranteed prescription called Cystex. It features dubious claims of vitality in a week, a Bank of America deposit, and a Los Angeles location tainted with dubious pharmacare wording.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
Calif
Labor Dilemmas and Class Struggle in Employer Relations
A discussion questions whether labor problems derive from class conflict or require cooperative modern society. It argues force is inferior to intelligence in resolving labor relations and calls for rational guidelines to guide solutions. The piece notes public bias toward class struggle and urges collaboration among workers, employers, and policymakers.
Declare Bar Hurt By Self-Taught Legend
Abraham Lincoln's self taught career, cited by Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Edward F. Carter, is said to have harmed the American bar. He argued that many lawyers praise self teaching as a defining factor despite higher bar exams, noting veterans with 25 or 30 years experience who emphasize the legend over formal tests.
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McCook
Abraham Lincoln
Edward F. Carter
Nebraska
Supreme Court
District Bar Association
Carter
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Courtland
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Peter Glynn
Margaret
Edna Peck
Cecile Hyde
Celia Manning
Dorothy Hughes
Margaretta West
Grace Edwards
Marian McConnell
South Amherst High School
Junqior Chapel
Earl Conkie
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
William Kiane
Alta Hastings
Litchfield
Rolla Dague
Elizabeth Wright
Robert and
Harold
Lewis Luedemann
Bernice Richmond
L. L. Luedemann
Sumitivilis
Smithville
Church of Christ
B. A. Nevis
Washington, Pa
Plembers
Robert Herrick
Martin Gibbins
Bmeb. Church
Lena Dibble
South Main Street
George Bassett
Hugh Kirkpatrick
George Washington
Marie Dirlam
Josie Tompkins
Gertrude Dibble
L. S. Green
Amherst
B. A. Jenne
Call— Central Book Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walther League
Emery Redman
ST. Joseph’s Church
Sacred Heart
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph
Young Ladies Catholic Club
Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters
Frank Mischka
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Glyria
Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Federal
Lorain County
Smalley
Hospital News
Paul Wohlever
Henry Muniga
Park Avenue
John Philipps
South Amherst
August Lucero
Church Street
Joseph Henry
Reinhard
John Reinhard
Long Street
Bluffton College
Ben Schaeffer
Battelle Masters
Geoffrey Monger
James Ehrman
Richard King
Ehrman
Joseph Heathcote
BatteHe Masters
Bluffton
A. F. Nalley
William Slack
Albert Slack
Willard
Walls Botley
Eng
Thomas Luxton
Rosita Diaz
Gibraltar
Madrid
Grafton
Entertains Club
Entertains Quilt Club
Alex Schwed
Helen Butler
Kenneth Lower
C. Shep
Laura I. Baldt
A. M
Pene
Hard
Joy Lang
Harold of Columbus
Avon
the Baptist Sunday School
Church
Shamokin
Levi Kahney
Reading Railroad
Kahney
Walter'e
Department of Economics
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