Shafer Honored By Elks Club
Shafer guest of honor as 90 Elks members from Elyria Lodge and guests from Cleveland Lakewood Norwalk and Lorain gather at Elks Restaurant to present gifts and praise his service. Local plan inter lodge visit from Wooster tonight with dinner program and officer nominations. Elks bridge tournament ends with Ebert Knuff top scoring. others tied for second as three more sessions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. J
Shafer
The
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Elyria
Shifer
Elks From
Wooster
Ohio _Elks' Association
J A. Ebert
Joseph Knuff
Earl Bell
Melbourne Green
Herbert Cummings
J. F. Emerich
O H S Girls Cage Festival Set For Tomorrow
Oberlin High School prepares its annual girls basketball festival for Wednesday evening in the high school gym. The event combines with the all star Red and Blue game. Coach ClevenGer has picked Blue and Red squads from four classes after inter-class play, featuring multiple seniors juniors and sophomores across the rosters. The program opens with an alumnae versus upperclass game, listing players Frances Cary Billy Wheeler Ora Streicher Marian Edwards Mildred Zimmerman Jeanette.
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Oberlin
Miss Clevenger
Wanda Zbydnowski
Agnes Mitre
Mary Douglas
Catherine Veltrie
Frances Cary
Billy Wheeler
Ora Streicher
Marian Edwards
Mildred Zimmerman
Jeanette
Festival Basketball Night At The High School
Connie Warner Berg and Alice Jones lead a mixed roster as junior high boys face freshmen and sophomores in a land cap contest. Girls include Marilyn Hipp Betty Gutman Lucy Hall and five others while boys feature Tuttle Met calf Dudler Zillmerman Rackwell and Meuham. Eighth grade girls perform dances between halves and an exhibition of the big apple craze completes the event opening at Tip time Wednesday in the hist school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudler
Zillmerman
Rackwell
Meuham
Bequests in William Masterton Will Share To Nieces
The will of William Masterton who died last Wednesday provides $1,000 each to his two step children Geraldine W. Brown and Willard PF Walker of Cleveland. The balance goes to nieces Mary Ann Forepaugh of New York City and Anna H. Baumen. The will dated June 8 1934. No estate estimate filed. Mary M Pagan sues for divorce from Michael Pagan of Elyria on ground of extreme cruelty. married May 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Masterton
Ann Forepaugh
New York City
Anna H. Baumen
Geraldine W. Brown
Willard PF. Walker
Cleveland
Mary M. Pagan
Michael Pagan
Elyria
Exchange Club Ladies Night planned at Oberlin Inn
The Oberlin Exchange Club held a luncheon yesterday at Oberlin Inn then attended a film at Apollo theatre titled The River, a federal government project. Plans were made for the annual Ladies Night on March 14 at Oberlin Inn with dinner at 6:30 and Dean and Mrs. Witrke as guests of honor.
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Oberlin Exchange Cluc
Oberlin Inn
Apoilo
Steel
Dean
Mrs. Witrke
Dean Wi
Oberlin School of Commerce attends Junior Colleges meeting
The Oberlin School of Commerce joined the American Association of Junior Colleges annual meeting held Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia. The Qbertity Business School is among a few U S schools that are full members of the association. M. LENTEN SERVICE The regular Wednesday Lenten service will be tomorrow at First Methodist church. A Hebrew Prophets study with Dr Herbert May meets in the church parlor. The Isaiah discussion sets standards for a chaotic age. Another class for church membership meets with Rev Whiteman and Daniel Martin. A 6 15 covered dish supper precedes a devotional period after the study groups. FIRST CHURCH The second in a series of Lenten services will be Thursday at 7 30 in the James Brand House. The talks use A Parish Inquiry on the Christian Life questions recently circulated by the church. Mr Richards reports the results with commentary. SUFFERS STROKE H O Worcester of 39 Spring Street suffered a stroke yesterday forenoon. He was moved to Allen Hospital and remains in about the same condition. DRIEFS Mr and Mrs Myron Worcester
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Oberlin School of Commerce
American Association of Junior Colleges
Philadelphia
Qbertity Business School
United States
M. EL
First Methodist Church
Herbert May
Isaiah
Whiteman
Daniel Martin
First Church
James Brand
Mr. Richards
H. O. Worcester
Spring
Street
Allen Hospital
Dearborn Social Calendar Flows With Dances and Visits
Dearborn residents attend multiple events this week with the Knights of Pythias planning a Thursday dance at the K of P Hall. The Past Noble Grand Association of Vine Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday with Mrs. Sadie Van Ausdale. The Kouple lab hosts Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs He Y Zahm on Morgen Street. Mrs. Elsie Metcalf and Ralph Mill visited William Hacker’s Lakewood home. Mrs. Hane of North Park Street learned of her sister in law’s death in Olivet, Michigan.
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Dearborn
Michigan
J. O. Woresster
Spring Street
Knights of Pythias
K. of PL Hall
Iyily
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Mursday
Sadie van Ausdale
Edison Street
Vand
He. Y. Zahm
Morgen Street
Elsie Metcalf
Ralph Mill
William Hacker
Lakewood
Hane
North Park Street
Gordon
Olivet
Progress in Elyria Boy Scout Sustaining Drive
Rapid progress reported in Elyria as the local Boy Scout sustaining campaign advances. R. L. Newemth of the Firelands Area Council notes the effort, directed by A. H. West and Newcomb, to promote Boy Scout activities in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Newemth
Firelands Area
Grass Fire Burns Five Acre Area
A grass fire burned about five acres on the east side of Abbe Road opposite Tayioy Street last night. Firemen replaced boys with matches as the suspected cause, with property damage noted.
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Abbe Road
Tayioy
Untidy jurors listed for Lorain sentencing pool
The document outlines tentative juror seating for Lorain, listing individuals with addresses and occupations, plus a set of excused jurors due to state concerns, defenses or capacity issues. It notes two church services versus one auditorium service to accommodate parents and relatives for graduation exercises.
Speaker proposals and options for graduation service
A school board discusses extending the pro gram for graduation to two nights with up to 21 speakers. Potential speakers include General Smedley Ryder and Sherwood Eddy, each costing $100. Proposals consider holding the service in the high school auditorium or in two churches, with a third option to dispense with the service rejected as undignified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Smedley Ryder
Sherwood Eddy
Deaths and funeral services in Amherst and Lorain County
Funeral notices report the March 8 services for Mrs Erin Hunting at 2:00 PM from the 4teh Funeral Home with Rev M A Burster officiating. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Miss Isma Sarah Newton dies at her sister’s home in Lorain County after six weeks of illness. born May 25, 1866, she was a Fay Stocking Co retiree. Surviving sister Mrs Miller, three nephews, two nieces. Services for Miss Newton and burial at LaPorte cemetery under Gr A Brown United Presbyterian pastor.
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Bunting
Amherst
Fune
Erin Hunting
M. A. Burster
Methodist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Isma Newton
Sarah Newton
Meet Miller
Furnaceet
Miss Newton
Lorain County
Fay Stocking Company
Mr Miller
Henry Raymond
Ralph Miller
Ruth Gray
Esther
City council discusses street lighting and flood project
Council members Leonard Fowls and George Thompson push lighting near the Yellow Line Lodj Street area and Third and East avenues to ease dark patches and beer parlor visibility. A light at Lorain Boulevard and Parmelly is approved, while a WPA storm sewer project costing about 15000 dollars to relieve Prospect Broad Kenron Oxford flood risks near Prospect is tentatively approved by WPA officials.
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Leonard Fowls
George Thompson
Fowls
Yellow Line
Lodj Street
Lake Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Thompson
Third
East Avenue
Lght
Lorain Boulevard
Parmelly Avenue
ID. Faxon
Council
Prospect Street
Broad Street
Kenron
Oxford Avenues
Prospect
Fee Whitwrig
WPA
Akron
Public Sale at Shank Farm Medina County Horses and Cattle
Auction to be held at Shank Farm one mile south of Litchfield on State Route 76 on Thursday March 10 at 10 30 a m sharp. The sale includes 10 head of horses with multiple mares and colts, 16 head of cattle including Holstein and Jersey cows and springers, 12 inch Oliver tractor plow and other farm tools, 12 inch gang plow, harness, milking equipment, milk cans and assorted household goods. Lunch served by the Congregational Ladies Aid Society. Clinton Clay ton and Sooy appointed as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Litchfield
Medina County
Empire
Ladies Aid Society c. Co
Rason
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Kilnect
Tax plan debate tightens as amendments fail
Lawmakers clashed over a proposed undistributed profits tax and a beneficiary trust measure. Representative Treadway urged lower top rates and warned of revenue loss, while Vinson accused the plan of huge shortfalls. A separate amendment to ease charitable contributions through revocable trusts was defeated.
Switch to a Modern Car Sale Ad Promises Easy Terms
The notice urges buyers to switch to a modern car now, offering larger trade-in value, low down payments, and easy terms. It claims current cars can cover the down payment balance and encourages early purchase for the widest selection during the sale.
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Elks Club
SQ. Dee
A-Ray
West Virginia
Winnipeg
Canada
Lake Superior
White Fish
Esther Wood Oberling
Michard Clevenger
O. H. S. Girls’ Cage Festival
Exchange Club
Driefs
Myron Worcester
Ruth Meyer
Eighth Street
Lorain
Atys
Lee da Willlave
Starrk
Br Lorain
Arthur Bradley
Frank Borlan
Sada
Robert Busick
Allen Wales
Ada
A. J. Connor
City Cab
Brown Hotel
H. GC. Peters
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Ohio
J. T. Henderson
Tate
Allen T. Treadway
R. Mass
Ways and Means
Treadway
Fred M. Vinson
D. Ky
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Vinson
Daniel A. Reed
R. N
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