Crippled Children Movement Plans Worldwide Activities
Preparations are underway in Elyria for major crippled children events. The National Society will participate in the National Congress of Social Work in Buffalo this May, with Harry Howettleading a section. The fourth World Congress will be held in London July 22 to 28, with Elyrian attendees expected. The National Society meeting is set for Dallas October 22 to 25. Executive secretary E J Howenstine also presses Pepper Boland Bill, seeking 11.85 million dollars annually for state education and services for handicapped children with 9 million matched by states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Society
National Society
Dallas
Texas
E J. Howenstine
Congress
Washington
Paternity Laws Cited In Federal Booklet 1938
The Federal Children’s Bureau issued an 83 page booklet titled Paternity Laws listing laws in effect across the United States as of January 1, 1938. The compilation covers diverse statutes on paternal responsibilities and related protections.
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Federal Children’s Bureau
Paralytic Stroke Strikes Ohio Penitentiary Deputy Warden
Deputy Warden August Ptak of Ohio Penitentiary was confined to his home with a minor paralytic stroke after being stricken at work Sunday. Acting warden Amrine said Ptak is not under investigation, while Ptak’s illness prompts temporary cover by J. W. Baker and notes of ongoing administrative inquiries into the prison conditions. Ptak, 52, is credited with maintaining discipline and directing prison court and assignments. his recovery could take two to three months.
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Columbus
August Ptak
Ohio Penitentiary
Ptak
J. W Baker
William F. Amrine
Amrine
James C. Woodward
Charles L. Sherwood
Penitentiary
Col Wulliam Walker
James Woodard, Jr
Woodard
Indiana
National Guard
Paulding
Man Bitten by Dog in Elyria Incident
Frank Karekas of R D Oberlin was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a facial laceration after a dog bite at 409 East avenue. Karekas, misled by his search for his daughter's home at 428 West avenue, was bitten.
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Frank Karekas
R. D . Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East Avenue
Karekas
West Avenue
Elyria High School to host marionette troupe
Eldon Smith returns to Elyria High as director of the Tatterman Marionettes. They perform She Stoops to Conquer at 8 40 AM for students and The Legend of the Lightning at 4 PM for grade schoolers in the high school auditorium. The event is sponsored by the Players Club.
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Elyria High School
Eldon Smith
Tatterman
Oliver Goldsmith
Players’ Club
New Mexico
Car chase ends with arrest for reckless driving
A 65 mile per hour chase on Cleveland street at 2 40 a m yesterday led to the arrest of Michael Rosul of Lakewood on a reckless driving charge. Patrolmen C E Andress and Robert Schwartz nabbed him near the city limits and he faces trial Wednesday.
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Cleveland Street
Michael Rosul
Lakewood
Rosul
C. E Andress
Robert Schwartz
Lorain men arraigned on intoxication charges
Lawrence Johnson and Myron F. Parker, both of Lorain, were arraigned today before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on intoxication charges. Fines of 1 dollar and costs totaling 810 dollars in each case were assessed after their 1 A. M Sunday arrest at No. 3 fire station.
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Lawrence Johnson
Myron F. Parker
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
No. 3
Car Tire and Rim Stolen Near Holy Cross Church
Clarence Brown reported to police Saturday night that a tire and rim assembly was stolen from his car parked near Holy Cross Church.
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Clarence Brown
West Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Henrietta Farm Bureau Group 2 Meets at Reusser Home
The Henrietta and Brownhelm Townships Farm Bureau Discussion Group No 2 met Tuesday evening at the Reusser home. Elmer Love presided, Leimbach led the discussion, a social hour and games followed, Harvey Born supervised recreation, and twenty six attendees were served refreshments.
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Farm Bureau
Henrietta and
Brownhelm Townships
Albert Reuser
Elmer Love
Leimbach
Harvey Born
Mrs Cook Hosts Bridge Party and Visiting Guests
Mrs. Charles Cook entertained guests Wednesday afternoon with bridge honors going to Mrs. J R Lees while Mrs Boss received consolation. Refreshments were served by hosted from Birmingham and several local ladies. A funeral for Mrs Mary Kelly was held at her Oberlin home with L M Kelly O C Sanders Rich ard Sanders and Alvah Kelly in attendance. Mr and Mrs Harold Sanders and daughter Donna Mae visited the Sanders home in Amherst Friday evening.
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Charles Cook
J. R. Lees
Boss
J. W. Boss
Birmingham
Ernest Lamvermyer
Cliff McDowell
Otto Knobe
Earl Kendeigh
Harvey Kelly
L. M. Kelly
O. C Sanders
Richard Sanders
Alvah Kelly
Mary Kelly
Oberlin
Harold Sanders
Donna Mae
Amherst
0. C. Sanders
Church Notices and Local Visits for March Events
Fidelis class members of the M. E. Church Sunday School meet March 7 at the Cook home. Local Workers Auxiliary ladies gather March 8 at Mrs. W. E. Heck. Progressive class meets March 9 at the Copas home. Markley Boy Scouts meet March 7 in the Markley Schoolhouse. Mrs J J Cook and Mrs Knepper visit W E Heck. Mr and Mrs Paul Wray visit Roy Wray. J D Kaser funeral attended by Ella Tilden and others in Amherst Thursday.
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Fidelis
M. E Church
J. J. Cook
W. E. Heck
Workers
M. E. Church
ME. Church
Simday School
M. B. Copas
Markley
Knepper
Leipsic
W. E Heck
Frankie Reese
Paul Wray
Baby
Elyria
Roy Wray
Ella Tilden
A. W. Peters
D. R. Roberts
J. D. Kaser
Amherst
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs White Home
Mrs E A White hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church. President Mrs George Reese Sr led devotionals and business, with routine matters discussed and next meeting date to be announced. Attendance was good.
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E. A. White
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
George Reese, Sr
Oberlin Club and Church Groups Plan Meetings This Week
Local clubs and church societies schedule meetings through Friday. Key events include Judy Club and Women’s Progressive Club tonight, PTA at the high school, and lectures by Paul Anderson at Oberlin College. Regular gatherings for Pythian, D A R, Odd Fellows, Eastern Star, and Rebekah groups follow later in the week.
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Young Women's Club
First Church
James Brand
Paul Anderson
Oberlin College
Anderson
Beirut
Syria
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Lydia Lord Davis
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Aid Society
Emma Hall
East Oberlin
Hakes Family and Guests Share Weekend in Lorain
Mrs. B E Hakes and daughter Nancy with Miss Mabel Hakes from East Lorain hosted at the Pistell home in Lorain. Dayton Preston and Miss Kathryn Eagan of Chicago visited his parents on North Pleasant street. A C Burgess of East College street shows marked improvement from prior illness. Mrs Courtney Hertel departed for West Los Angeles after two weeks with Burgess family. Mrs Anna Pease of North Main street was taken to Cleveland Clinic for observation. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs H A Funk and relatives from Ewart Michigan and Wakeman. Miss Betty Alflen visited Elyria relatives. Ruth Burgess returned to Chicago after a week with the Burgess family.
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B. BE. Hakes
Nancy
Mabel Hakes
East Lorain Street
Pistell
Lorain
Dayton Preston
Kathryn Eagan
Chicago
Ray Preston
North Pleasant Street
A. C. Burgess
East College Street
Courtney Hertel
West
Los Angeles
California
Anna Pease
North Main Street
Cleveland Clinic
H. A. Funk
Carlisle Plan Family Night Hosts Local Ladies
Mrs William A Renne Mrs Frank Smith Mrs Rose Frabotta and Mrs Clayton E Smith hosted Group 1 of the LaPorte M E church Ladies Aid Society with a luncheon for eighteen members and one guest Mrs A R Crippen of Bronxville NY. The event at Mrs Smiths Grafton road home included a business session led by group chair Lynne Hamlin and plans for an April Fool party with a tureen supper at 7 for the group.
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Clayton E. Smith
Grafton Road
Lynne Hamlin
Church supper announced with new members welcomed
Members and families gathered in the church dining room as committees for the event will be appointed later. The supper is set for April 1. After a brief program by the chairman, two new members were welcomed into the group, Mrs. L. D. Hamlin and Mrs. George Rhoads.
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L. D. Hamlin
George Rhoads
Scouts Headed for Park Camp For Weekend Instruction
Carlisle Boy Scout Troop members left at 3 pm Saturday with scoutmaster Myron C. Saussler and another board member for a weekend at the scout cabin in North Olmsted. Earl Brown, assistant to the scoutmaster, will be on hand Sunday afternoon. A three reel Boy Scout camp life film was shown Friday night at Earl Carlisle school due to scheduling issues. The program featured Call to Colors, a Beaver patrol skit One Night Aboard the Water Witch, Panther Patrol acts, Knife and Acts, with contributions from Jack Cole and Mickey Rodin.
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Carlisle Boy Scout
North Olmsted
Myron C. Saussler
Earl Brown
Earl Carlisle
David Hull
Water Witch
Beaver Patrol
Frank Harison
Panther Patrol
Jim Hurlbut
Acts
Jack Cole
Mickey Rodin
Local Social Notes Include Family Visits and Anniversaries
Mrs Lester Bowen is confined to bed at home on Grafton Road. Mr and Mrs George D Bush of LaGrange Road dined with Mr and Mrs Walter D Bush of Eastern Heights Boulevard who marked their 44th anniversary. Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick hosted Carlisle Neighborhood Club on LaGrange Road. Theodore Moran and children Robert and Dennis of Cleveland visited relatives Mr and Mrs Moran.
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Lester Bowen
Grafton Road
George D Bush
LaGrange Road
Walter D Bush
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mary Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
Theodore Moran
Robert and
Dennis
Cleveland
Social roundup at the Grafton road gathering
Frank Moran hosts visitors on the Grafton Road as Elyria and Cleveland guests join families from East Avenue and Butternut Ridge. Schools administrator from Duluth attends a Cleveland conference. Douglas Nichols visits from Tri-State College while chickenpox affects Sarah Worthington and Adelbert Gorham. The Dickasons and Savages host relatives in Lakewood with a wider family grouping from Oak Park Chicago.
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Frank Moran
Grafton Road
Lloyd Lump
Elyria
C. N. Nichols
East Avenue
H. H. Belkenna
Duluth
Minn
Cleveland
Douglas Nichols
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Sarah Worthington
Floyd Worthington
Adelbert Gorham
I. N. Gorham
Butternut Ridge
Jack Dickason
Donna Dickason
City Hospital
Paul M. Savage
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood
Hart A. Dickason
W. H. Goodspeed
H .H. Gregg
Joyce Gregg
Mesdames Dickason
Gregg
Savage
Norman W Calvert
Robert Jones
Oak Park
Chicago
Grafton Circle to Meet at Donna Rust Home
The Community Circle of Belden M E Church meets Thursday March 9 at Mrs Donna Rust’s home for a quilting day with members asked to arrive early.
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Grafton
Belden
Surprise fifth birthday party for Wilma Schwed
A surprise party was held Friday afternoon at Wilma Schwed's home for her fifth birthday. Games and contests were played with winners Barbara Johnson, Dale Barber, Alma Peabody, and Norman Butler. Ice cream and cake were served by candle light as the birthday song was sung by the children. Those present included Alma Rose.
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Wilma Schwed
Barbara Johnson
Dale Barber
Alma Peabody
Norman Butler
Alma Rose
Local names listed for community column in Elyria region
A fragment lists residents and families including Peabody of Elyria Buddy Shirley Lower Marilyn Fye Jace and Jill Jantz Marilyn Mimi Maple Barbara Dale Barber Norman Butler and Wilma, indicating a social or directory item without context.
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Peabody of
Elyria
Buddy Shirley Lower
Marilyn Fye
Jace
Jill Jantz
Marilyn Mimi Maple
Barbara
Dale Barber
Norman Butler
Wilma
Party for Live Wire Class at Teacher's Home
Friday evening a party was held for boys of the Live Wire Class at the home of their teacher Eugene Halliwill. Part of the evening was spent in constructing airplanes followed by games and refreshments served to Sidney Spitz er Allen Bartlett Eugene Worley Carl Shephard William Johnson Robert Reese Benjamin Sandmei er Delbert Myers and Burton and Robert Bowman.
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Live Wire
Eugene Halliwill
Sidney Spitzer
Allen Bartlett
Eugene Worley
Carl Shephard
William Johnson
Robert Reese
Benjamin Sandmeier
Delbert Myers
Burton
Robert Bowman
Bayless family returns from California visit
Kipton residents report Charles Bayless Sr and Mrs Bayless returning home after several weeks with their son Stanley Bayless in Los Angeles. Marion Geist and daughter Bonnie Jean of Cleveland visited William Geist and touring family members. William Jackson Jr of Camden dined with former parents. Mrs Tawney came home after Cleveland visit.
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Paul Tawney
Cleveland
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men Ad Advice
An adv text for women in midlife promoting fresh air sleep and a Pinkham's Vegetable tonic to combat menopause symptoms. It claims the tonic builds resistance and steadies nerves to help enjoy life and remain appealing to men.
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Pinkham
Pinkham's
Adv
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Maurice Sale
Maurice
Triumph
MAUR
Over Haserodt’s Jewelry
Broad Street
Allege
By Denys Wortman
Esther Wood
Henrietta
Vincent
Judy Club
Sacred Heart Church
Mary Schafer
North Prospect Street
Women’s Progressive Club
Mason Tea Rooms
Fry
P T. A
Louis Bromfield
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Betty Alflen
Professor Street
R A. M
Pythian Sisters
E M. Lyman
Merwin
Nancy Wolcott Squire
Marie Hageman
North Cedar Avenue
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
Pythian Sister Temple
K. P
Oberlin Women’s Club
H. B Thurston
South Professor Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Martes Club
Harry Kelly
South Russia Club
Talon Zipper Service
Kipton Briefs
Talk of
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Penney
Stevens Crash
Emerg
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