Past Chiefs Club and Community Notices in Amherst
Mrs. Frank Mischka hosted the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters in Amherst with routine business and a Rum game. Luncheon honored Mrs. C A Lauer and Mrs. Edith Hoffner, with many members listed. Upcoming April meeting set at Mrs. Lauer’s home. other posts include Epworth League planning and Pythian Sisters meeting. Various church groups announce meetings and a quilting bee. New births noted: a girl to Mrs. Joseph Gillis and a boy to Mrs. Carl Carlson. Several local visits and ministerial meetings reported.
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Amherst, O
Frank Mischka
Cleveland Avenue
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
C. A. Lauer
Edith Hoffner
M. B. Schaefer
Hilma Carlson
Cleveland
Jean Stang
Millersberg
C. Mulder
Catherine Cameron
Nettie Schaeffer
George Carter
J. B. Avery
M. B. Schaeffer
George Baus
Ada Purcell
A. C. Kreeger
Wiliam Ehrman
Mra
W. G. Schaeffer
Jessie McLean
Edith Ehrman
Ella Jseger
Elinore Ruth
Mra. C
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Olive Guild
Park Avenue
Elyria
St. Paul Lutheran Church
K of P
Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Clarence Farschman
Emery Redman
Joseph Gillis
East Quarries
Amherst
Joseph Sackett
South Amherst
Carl Carlson
Lorain
Plan Card Party by Mary Martha Class at Battenhouse Home
Public card party plans surfaced after the Mary Martha class met at Mrs. H. G. Battenhouse on Cornell avenue. Bridge games followed a business session with Grace Purcell earning first honors and J. R. MacKenzie second. Luncheon served to three guests and many members, including Miss Minnie Salters, Grace Purcell, and hostesses.
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Congregational
Mary Martha
H. G. Battenhouse
Cornell Avenue
N.S. Hearn
Grace Purcell
J. R. MacKenzie
Albin Wagner
Wood Faris
J. D. Kaser
Moss Beatrice Johnstone
Leota Marshall
Clarence Dean
Clarence Farschman
Vincent Nalley
Darling
W. Faris
Floyd McIntyre
Elmer Gall
A. Wagner
Minnie
Helen Salters
Business Men Hear Sales Psychology Talk Amherst Meeting
Professor H. E. Gossett of Cleveland spoke at the Amherst Business Men’s Association gathering held Monday evening at the Congregational church parlors. About 70 businessmen and employees attended supper. Conrad Zilch reported on window lighting. an open forum followed the lecture.
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H. E. Gossett
Cleveland
Amherst Business Men's Association
Conrad Zilch
Prof. Gossett
Porch Enclosure Proposal Is Turned Down
Council last night unanimously opposed the proposal to permit front porch enclosures in residential areas. It accepted a building and lands committee report recommending no change to ordinance 60. The issue arose after a porch on Boston avenue was enclosed by a Cleveland contractor without a permit. Building Inspector Matt Dickason said he would issue an order to remove the enclosure.
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Council
Building and Lands Committee
Matt Dickason
Boston Avenue
Cleveland
Dickason
Opponents Challenge Enclosure Proposal Over Building Lines
Residents warn the enclosure would mar streets with established building lines and harm property owners who built under the current ordinance. The dispute centers on legality and aesthetic impact of the enclosure plan.
Council Disposes Of Several Requests
City council last night approved a safety committee report calling for a warning light at West River curve on the Conta bee property and noted sidewalk repairs in front of the McGuire property on North street. The incinerator reportedly burned only on Wednesdays and Fridays for about two hours. Several items were referred or kept in committee, including a railroad track over Maple street and a gasoline tank installation at The Waite Coach Company on Oberlin road. Fridenstyne offered a personal bond for sidewalk and street grading in Sunset Park allotment on East Broad street, with conditions to be met by June 1, 1944. The parks committee discussed preserving Elyria's old fire bell and adding two rest for pigeons, noting the bell is not the original.
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Council
West River Street
Contabee
McGuire
North Street
Elmer Nelson
Frank Henke
Illess
E. C. B. Realty Company
Maple Street
C. C. Holton
Waite Coach_ Company
Oberlin Road
Leonard Smith
Henry Fridenstyne
Sunset Park
East Broad Street
Fridensine
Henrietta Colburn
Parks and Bridges Committee
The
Park Commission
Elyria
City Hall
Urge Putting The Judiciary Program Up To The People
Washington lawmakers press for direct public testing of Roosevelt's judiciary plan as President roosevelt plans two nationwide radio addresses March 4 and March 9. Wheeler and allies vow counter moves. Supreme Court seen split on administration policies with no new opinions in labor cases. Also notes on education film projectors and film usage in schools.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Senate
White House
Wheeler
Senate Judiciary Committee
New Deal
Congress
Movie Equipment In Schools To Be Modernized
Elyria City Board of Education met in March to approve upgrading school motion picture gear with two sound capable projectors at 30667 each, part of a plan to spend about 2500 on visual education equipment. Superintendent Maston noted current silent projectors hinder use of newer educational films and outlined previous funding gaps despite rising demand for sound accompaniment in instructional films.
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National Education Association
Maston
E D. Adams
Adams
George Washington
State Department of Education
Hollywood
Elyria City
New Orleans
Division of
Pedometers Used To Check Budapest Postmen
Pedometers given to Budapest postmen aim to measure daily steps and reveal overwork or slacking. Early results show an average of 12 000 steps per day as authorities seek to equalize rounds.
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Budapest
Music and Art Programs In Lorain County Schools Increase
In Lorain County, music and art programs are set for expansion in the 1937-38 school year. County music supervisor Gerald M. Frank told the county board that several schools want more time for these subjects, likely creating scheduling challenges to reuse current teachers. Art programs, started this year, are expected to more than double. Frank will request boards to submit teacher requests early, guaranteeing current teachers first opportunity, with no new assignments until after May meetings. Currently nine music teachers and two art teachers serve under circuit schedules. Teachers and schools listed include R. L. Crowe in Penfield and Avon Lake among multiple districts. Ethel Hart, Marjorie Howe, Cliff Kirwan, Floyd C. Moore, Russell Petersen, Clyde Seidel, Marguerite Bpeldrivk, and Gladys West. Art teachers Lois Bingham and June Harrison cover several schools including Avon Lake, Vincent, Henrietta, Clearview, and East Carlisle.
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Lorain County
Gerald M. Frank
County Board of Education
Frank
R. L. Crowe
Penfield
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
la Grange
Eaton
Wellington
Carl‘Isle
Ethel Hart
Brookside
Marjorie Howe
Brownhelm
Avon
Henrietta
Cliff Kirwan
East Carlisle
Murray Ridge
Brighton
Lake Avenue
Maykiey
Camden
Floyd C
Moore
Columbia
Beldes
Russell Petersen
Brownbkelm
South Amherst
Clyde Seidel
Belden
Clearview
Vincent
Marguerite Bpeljdrivk
Gladys West
Rochester
Huntington
Misa Lois Bingham
Avon Leake
Misa June Harrison
Elyria Township
Threaten To Spread Strike Of Clerks
Detroit dispatch reports the union for sales girls on sitdown strikes at F. W. Woolworth threatens a nationwide action. Woolworth, with 1,788 U S stores and hundreds abroad, may see strikes extend to Detroit's 40 stores. About 100 workers have held the main Detroit store since Saturday.
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Detroit
Salos
F. W. Woolworth Company
United States
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Central Book Store
J. H. Ludwig
Hospital News
FL W. Wilkinson
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H. Carlson
C. G. Rush
LaGrange
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Otto Bach
East Street
Foursquare Church
Marjorie Becker
Dorcas
Beverly Bruce
Jackson Street
Daughters of Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
Lorain County Home
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
the Bank
Northwestern University
Acme
Evanston
Jeanne Storks
BELCK
Crry
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Middle Ave
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Blue Star Murbach Coal
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Savery
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