Final Bible Lecture at Elyria Woman's Club
Miss Harriet-Louise H Patterson opened the Lenn ten series talk Footsteps Around Jerusalem describing Jerusalem as a city on a hill with ancient walls and gates. She contrasted Bible descriptions of the Holy Land with modern scenes, noting diverse religious communities and the Dome of the Rock.
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Jerusalem the Golden
Harriet- Louise H. Patterson
Jerusalem
Elyria Woman's Club
Palestine
Jordan
Mount Carmel
Holy Land
da Mascus
Jesus
Nazareth
Israel
Joppa
Old Jerusalem
David's Street
Christian Street
S Patter-~ Son
England
Christendom
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Church of the Resurrection
Christ
Patterson
B. C
Mustem
Mohammed
Gabriel
Kedran
Miss Patterson
Mount Olives
Mount of Glives
Panoraina
Judea
Dead Sea
Hosannah
Grihsemane
Olivet
Playmakers Hold Initial Try-Outs for Streets of New York
Playmakers hold readings and tryouts at the YMCA at eight for Streets of New York a melodrama to be staged in April for the First Congregational church Women’s Association. casting needs twelve men and four women plus six minor roles directed by Frank Seward. Mary Kasper joins Roosevelt Girl Reserves and plans for a mother daughter banquet, interclub council representation, and a barn dance with basketball for gym activity.
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New York
Loris Hartwell
O Playmakers
Meropers
Frank Sewardwih
Ceadimp
Y.m.c.act
Mary Kasper
Roosevelt Girl Reserves
Helen Szubo
Roger Busler
Betty Yucka
Martha Yosa
Interclub Council
Miss Schaefer
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Tom Daley Jr in Amherst
Mrs. Tom Daley hosted a surprise party for her husband Tom Daley Jr. Guests included Tom Daley Sr and several Daley family members from Amherst and Vermilion. Games of Help Thy Neighbour crowned Mrs Martha Daley and Stanley Wisninski as winners, with consolation prizes to Mrs Theresa Visniski and Frank Cebula.
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Tom Daley
Tom Daley, Jr
Martha Daley
Stanley Wisnnski
Theresa Visniski
Frank Cebula
Jack Daley
Mary Daley
Amherst
James Daley
Ronny
Vermilion
Andrew Eschke
Howard
Stanley Visnisi
Joe Yuronich, Jr
Reginald Daley
Daley
Girl Scout Troop 5 meeting yields badges and plans skating party
At the American Legion hall last evening Troop No.5 Girl Scouts named Nancy Simmons and Jean Dutch earning their glass badge with Nancy also earning a clothing badge. Helen Butler earned the food requirement and Esther Young the second class. Younger girls played games while older members discussed a skating party, with a Palestine travel talk by Miss Patterson and notes on workers in Tokyo aged 7 to 20.
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American Legion Hall
Nancy Simmons
Jean Dutch
Nancy
Helen Butler
Esther Young
Amherst Community Events And Club Meetings
Amherst Ohio March notice listing Miss Corinne Finnegan hostess, St. Ann’s Society circle meets with Miss Kate Lawless, various church groups meeting with plans for entertainment and refreshments. Masons confer degrees, Queen Esther prayer group, Needlecraft Club, Ladies' Aid Society, Eagle auxiliary drill practice, Hickory Tree Grange, Rotary Club joint meeting at Methodist church, and Past Chiefs Club gathering with officers and social hour.
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Amherst, O
Corinne Finnegan
Milan “Avenue
St. Ann's Society
Earl Sweet
Lincoln Street
Needlecraft Club
E. Morrison
Pearl Street
C. ©. Masters
Elyria Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Churen
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Home
Hickory Tree Grange
PLAN PICTURE TOUR AND CLUB MEET AT JAeger HOME
Sandstone Camera Club planned a Sunday morning photo tour to Wellington and Maple sugar country with night photography tests led by George Frank and Wivlter Frederick. Members to meet at nine at the post office. Next meeting at the Jaeger home in two weeks invites all interested.
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Sandstone Camera Club
Philip Jaeger
Woodhill Drive
George Frank
Wivlter Frederick
Wellington
Jaeger
Alpha class March meeting moved to Janice Schwitzki home
The Alpha class of St Peter Evangelical Church meeting originally set for March 14 has been rescheduled to this week. The gathering will be held at North Main Street home of Janice Schwitzki on Thursday evening.
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Eagles
Norwalk
Amherst Seni
Bagles
St. Patrick
Eagle
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Janice Schwitzki
North Main Street
Hickory Tree Grange to Present Tap and Toe Dance
Hickory Tree Grange plans a Thursday night meeting with a program of tap and toe dancing, singing, and instrumental numbers led by Jean Wykrent, Mary and Beatrice Lapp, Joyce Bucholz, and Lois Cook. Mrs. Cook Hiyda teaches the Hawaiian and Spanish guitar selections. Hospital news notes Mrs. James Keenan’s transfer to the Cleveland Clinic and admissions for Mrs. Patience Heath cote in South Amherst.
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Hospital News
James Keenan
N. Ridge Road
Cleveland Clinic
Patience Heath‘cote
South Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Jean Wykrent
Mary and
Beatrice Lapp
Joyce ‘Bucholz
Lois Cook
Demand Cleanup Of Conditions In Geauga County
State Rep Michael A Feighan announced he was retained by Geauga county citizens and civic organizations to demand a clean up of gambling conditions. He will direct a campaign to close a gambling club ban slot machines and push for prosecution of hunters who wounded Robert Fenwick last fall. Geauga authorities hold Joseph Battista of Canton in connection with the shooting. Feighan said his clients include prominent citizens and leaders from Geauga county.
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Geauga County
Fenwick
Feighan
Entangled Hearts Over Hollywood Rivalry
Lieutenant Phil Randall and Joyce Hammond wed in Hawaii after a quick romance but career tensions strain their union. Phil suspects infidelity as Joyce pursues film work under Roger Channel while rival Sanya Corey schemes amid Hollywood gossip and a looming rumor clipping from Los Angeles.
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Phil Randall
U.S.N
Joyce Hammond
Roger Channel
Hawaii
Phil
Boxer Channel
Hollywood
Sanya Corey
Wawali
Bert Costigan
Channel
Joyce
Sanya
Joyce Hammont
Philip Randall
U.S. Navy
The
Rocks
Woman Ends Life After Confession By Her Superior
DAYTON March 5 Miss Borna Thomas 33 an employee of the Dayton Community Chest killed herself after writing a note saying her superior confessed to embezzling 27930 from the chest fund. She was assistant to Mrs Margaret Bishop jailed on embezzlement charges. Coroner R D Snyder ruled death by carbon monoxide poisoning. She left two notes one to an aunt the other unread. Prosecutor Nolan said Thomas was never suspected of the embezzlement.
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Dayton
Borna Thomas
Dayton Community Chest
Miss Thomas
Margaret Bishop
R. D. Snyder
George Ballangee
Bishop
Geauga County Rejects Extra Reward for Fenwick Attack
Geauga county commissioners refused Prosecutor Harold Bastwick’s demand for an additional 3000 dollar reward and immunity for informants in the Fenwick assault case. The county already offers 500 dollars for arrest and conviction. Bastwick said he would make an important case-related announcement today.
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Ganizations
Geauga County
Harold K Bastwick
Fenwick
Bostwick
Fined 5 and costs after drunk driving plea
Fined 5 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Cherry of 223 Gates avenue was arrested after a car collision on West avenue near midnight February 21, with Hattie O Harra of 146 Monroe street aboard the vehicle and Lawrence Smith of 146 Clinton street driving another car. The incident followed a dispute between North Sakhalin Oil Company workers and the company. Egypt begins organizing its Territorial Army.
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F.C. Cherry
Gates Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Cherry
North Sakhalin Oil Company
Soviet Union of
Oberlin Obituary and Community Health Meeting Notes
Obituary for Opal Thomas Gaines 33 of Oberlin, died after an operation at University Hospital Cleveland. Survived by husband Harold L. Gaines two sons Harold and Robert and parents George and Mrs. Thomas. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist Church with burial at Wood Cemetery. Also report on Wagner Health Bill discussion by Mrs. Youtz and Mrs. Rogers at League of Women Voters meeting in Oberlin, noting health insurance needs, costs, and administration concerns. A Chamber of Commerce meeting in Oberlin is planned for March 7 to elect directors with details on nominations and votes.
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Gaines
Oberlin
Opal Gaines
Harold L. Gaines
East Vine Street
University Hospital
Cleveland
Opal Thomas Gaines
Oberlin High School
Phillis Wheatley Community Center
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Harold
Robert
George Thomas
Janita Mason
Robert Thomas
Oberli
Harry
Washington, DB. C
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Richard E. P. Youtz
Paul Rogers
League of Women Voters
W. H. McPherson
U. S
Rogers
United States Public Health Survey
Japan
Oberlin Iam
Oberlin Exchange Club Luncheon Speakers Highlight Exchange Value
The Oberlin Exchanges club luncheon at Oberlin Inn featured Mark Byars district governor of the National Exchange and Pete Gardener Elyria Exchange member and son of a charter member. They spoke on the value of Exchange and Byars also described the Elyria club hobby show held annually.
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Oberlin Exchanges Club
Oberlin Inn
Elyria Exchange Club
Mark Byars
National Exchange
Pete Gardener
Elyria Exchange
Oberlin Exchange Club
Byars
Elyria Club
Oberlin College Calendar and Local Notices
Oberlin College calendars list events for March 6 and 7 with religious lectures, student recitals, and midweek vesper programs. Local items note Melvin S. Maxson pleading guilty to operating a car with fictitious license plates, Elyria Democratic Women’s Club meeting with Dr. Marguerite Hertz, Christ Church Women’s Auxiliary sewing session, and cribbage club standings plus social events in Oberlin. Also mentions Central American consumption of American medicinals totaling $1,000,000 in the past year.
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Melvin S. Maxson
Oberlin
Maxson
Roral
Elyria Democratic Women's Club
Oberlin Democratic Women's Club
Elyria Club
Marguerite Hertz
Cleveland
Hertz
Paul Rogers
Women's Auxiliary
Christ Church
Barl Jones
Morgan Street
Red Cross
the Nazarene” By Scholan Asch. E. L.sanders
Fred Dunham
VA. Mack
Harold Parsons
Oberlin Cribbage Club
Mr. Sanders
Frank Clark
F. H. Watersed
Harold Archer
Vine Street
Frank Zavodsky
Lucille Davidson
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Paradise
A. M. Elt
Shenandoah
fAeme
Yelephoto
Lucy Roemer
A? Axtel
H. 0. DeBoer
Bender Body Co
Elyria
Amherst Rotary Club
Amherst Business Men's Association
Parker Baird
Harold ‘Rickett
Arthur Engley
Ladies Society
Walter Misenka
Michagl
Rotary Club
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Willam Ehrman
Edi Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
A. C. Kreger
Paul Linden
C. A. Lauer
E.G. Pieteh
Florence Ehrman
George Carter
Mayme Schaeffer
Nettie Schaeffer
George Bals
Walter Miller
Conrad Mulder
Jessie McLean
Edith Hoffer
J. B. Avery
Anna Lynch
A. Man- Ser
Plan Picture
the Daughters of
Doreas
First Evangel Vicar Church
Donola Brill
Elydla Avenue
John Ludwig
Margaret Gaehr
Kathryn. Hilda
Gertrude Kuhn
Hilda Schare
Louise Metzki
Martha Holstein
Altar Rosary Society
Carl Bodmann
Wiliam Bodmann, Jr
Harold Brown
Anna Dietz
Kate Dietz
Sylvester Deizeith
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Jacob Delfing
Frank Draves
Willard Diedrick
Robert Diedrick
Frank Franklin
Anthony Fuhrman
Hil
Guam
Manila
Waikiki
Juan
Wice
Jayce
Honolulu
Lanya
Darling
Los Angeles
Dave Manning
Annapolis
Dave
Egypt
Kennedy
S. Esther Wood
League
EEACT
William A. Milla
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Brown Co
Lew
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Miles H Krumbine
Plymouth
Shaker Heights
Men’s Building
Harold C. Phillips
Conservatory of Music
E. H. Wilkins
Dr. Phillips
Kine
Fairchild Chapel
Warner Hall
Gilbert RK. Fischer
F. John Hamtin
Warner Gymnasium
Central America
Bayern
Telands
Wousenold Fiance
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