St Pauls Church Circle 3 Enjoys St Patrick Day Meeting
Fifteen members and six guests of St Pauls Church Circle No 3 met at Marneys for an afternoon gathering. A one o clock dessert, decorations with snapdragons and clay pipes, and prayers marked the meeting. New member Elizabeth Bailey was welcomed, and plans were made for March guild refreshments and future program themes around St Patrick's Day. The group adjourned with a hymn.
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St. Paul’s Church
Leonard Haag
Marney’s
St. Patreak Mo
Paul Hobill
St John
C Wigfield
Ruth
E O Pallas
Women's Guild
Elzabeth Bailey
Richard Dumke
Aster Ave
Personal To Fat Girls Promises Slimming Without Strict Dieting
An old advertisement claims Marmola tablets help fat people slim down without strict dieting or hard exercise. It notes thyroid-related obesity and urges sensible eating, with a 4 Mar rola tablet regimen of two days. The ad claims 30 years of public distribution and 20 million boxes sold, disclaiming medical diagnosis and stressing dosage per a physician.
Senior Friendship Club review at YMC A meeting
At the regular Senior Friendship Club meeting in the YWCA Gym Mrs Roy Clymer reviewed Sub Deb Problems by Marjory Hi ius author of Live Alone and Like It The group discussed the problems and made several announcements Mothers Tea is set for this afternoon from two to four A Washington DC trip is planned for spring vacation A Sport Dance may be held on March 17 Nan Shryock and Jean Crisp will lead the cabinet meeting next Wednesday afternoon
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Roy Clymer
Marjory Hiius
Washington, D.C
Nan Shryock
Jean Crisp
Charming Monopoly Club party hosts and prizes awarded
Mrs Arthur Alexander hosted a Monopoly Club gathering at Oxford Avenue with guest Mrs Harry Maddox. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Philip Bush Mrs John Penrod and Mrs Ruth Young of Lorain a new member. Next meeting set for March 22 at Mrs Penrod's Robson Court home.
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Arthur Alexander
Oxford Avenue
Harry Maddox
Alexander
Philip Bush
John Penrod
Ruth Young
Lorain
Penrod
Robson Court
Mrs Bridgett Hosts For-Get-Me-Not Club Event
Mrs Bridgett of Furnace Street entertained the For-Get-Me- Not Club on Wednesday evening. Prizes in Bunco awarded to Nora Harrison for high score and Lapp for consoled. Lapp also won in Cootie and Mary Shapiro was a winner. A lunch with pussy willows decor and St Patrick's motif followed. Wealtha Sinerson on Floral Court hosts March 23.
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Eva Bridgett
Furnace Street
Bunco
Nora Harrison
Louise Lapp
Lapp
Mary Shapiro
St. Patrick’s Day
Wealtha Sinerson
Floral Court
St Pauls Circle Meets at Mrs Krugmans in St Patrick Day Style
A dozen members of Circle No of St Pauls Church gathered Wednesday at Mrs Gust Krugman’s Tenth Street home. Mrs H Rankin opened with a poem, Mrs Gerke led devotions, and Mrs Henry Krieg led the business session. A social hour followed with refreshments on a large table in St Patrick’s Day decor. Mrs Krieg to host again in two weeks.
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Circle No
St. Pauls Church
Gust Krugman
Tenth Street
H. Rankin
Jesus Christ
Gerke
Henry Krieg
Girls Plan Tea Dance at McKinley School
The McKinley Girl Reserve met in McKinley school with Fran ces Lemon substituting as ad visor. Jeannette Buswell led devotions as members promoted a city-wide tea dance to be held Saturday afternoon April fifteen at the Y W C A gymnasium. Girls may bring boyfriends.
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McKinley
McKinley School
McKinley Girls
Frances Lemon
Jeannette Buswell
Y. W
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Hold Tryouts for Play
The Roosevelt Girl Reserves met in the kindergarten room and, after devotions led by Florence Kaminski, discussed presenting a play. The advisor directed several tryouts to pick the best talent, and the meeting closed with the Girl Reserve Code and a singing of Follow the Gleam.
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Roosevelt
Kintergarten
Florence Kaminski
Gaiety Club Plans Tureen Supper At Next Meeting
Members gathered at Dornis Van Valkenburg home on Tuesday for a social evening featuring heart and scrambles. Prizes went to Katherine Schroeder and Margaret Krugman. decorations celebrated St Patrick's Day. Katherine Schroeder received a birthday gift from her secret sister. Next meeting set for March 21 at the Krugman home 129 Clark street.
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Gaiety Club
Dornis van Valkenburg
Katherine Schroeder
Margaret Krugman
St. Patrick’s Day
Krugman
Clark Street
Lorain County Medical Society Plans March Meeting
The Lorain County Medical Society will meet at Lorain Country Club on Tuesday march 14 with dinner at five o'clock. Dr John A Toomey of Cleveland will speak on the differential diagnosis of irritation of the meninges.
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Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain Country Club
John A Toomey M. D
Cleveland
Marie Plas Hosts Alpha Beta Bluets at Tenth Street Home
The Alpha Beta Bluets visited Marie Plas at her Tenth street home where pinochle and Chinese checkers were played. Prizes were awarded to Marian Tarnowske, Rita Yunker, and Yvonne Kole after luncheon served by the hostess. the club adjourned.
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Alpha Beta Bluets
Marie Plas
Tenth Street
Marian Tarnowske
Rita Yunker
Yvonne Kole
Public Library News Stamp Club Changes Meeting Time
The Stamp Club at Elyria Library moves its meeting to 3 30 PM on Saturdays. Miss Elaine Cole will present stories during the Friday afternoon story hour.
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Public Library News
Stamp Club
Elyria Library
Elaine Cole
Licenses and residents listed across Cleveland Elyria area
Licenses issued for John W Ferman 28 Cleveland porter and Clara Miller 34 213 Oberlin Road Elyria. James Charles Cusick 22 Cleveland laborer and Cornelia Dietz 21 Columbia Station. Ford A LeGere 48 346 W 2nd Elyria toolmaker and Cleva M LeGere 115 Chestnut Elyria. Frank Seiberling Jr of Akron rubber set bicycles through Europe to a Toledo Museum of Art assistant director post.
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John W Ferman
Cleveland, Porter
Clara Miller
Oberlin Road
Elyria
James Charles Cusick
Cleveland
Cornelia Dietz
Columbia Station
Ford A LeGere
W. 2Nd Street
Cleva M. LeGere
Chestnut Street
Toledo
Frank Seiberling, Jr
Akron
Europe
Toledo Museum of Art
Toledo Police Report Auto Theft Drop in 1938
City police report a 30 percent reduction in automobile thefts during 1938 from 1937. Last year 763 cars were stolen and all but 22 were recovered.
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Toledo
New Spring Styles Shown At Merthe Store Opening
C T Stylist reports from the spring display at the C H Merthe Company. The store showcases new bags, vibrant fabrics, bolero sets, hosiery, cosmetics, yard goods, dresses, coats, and millinery, with children and men’s wear also featured.
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Merthe
C. H. Merthe Company
Merthe’s
Merthes van Rualte
Dr J E Lacey Veterinarian Dies at Home in Oberlin
Dr J E Lacey a longtime Oberlin veterinarian died in his sleep at his home 365 West College street after a heart ailment. Born in Laceyvale Pennsylvania the town named for his grandfather he practiced here for 34 years leaving a wife and a daughter Frances Lacey of Cleveland. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Oberlin
J. E Lacey
West Colege Street
Dr. Lacey
Laceyvale
Pennsylvania
Frances Lacey
Cleveland
Henrietta and Kipton Students to Attend Oberlin High
At an Oberlin Board of Education meeting the plan to annex Henrietta and Kipton high schools to Oberlin was discussed. The state department reportedly assured annexation, though the County Board of Education opposes it. The proposal would place county pupils in Class A instruction with Oberlin ready for increased enrollment from several townships.
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Oberlin Board of Education
Wigton
State Department
Henrietta
Kipton
Oberlin
County Board of Education
Arts and Industries
Russia
Pittsfield
Inter-Scholastic Quiz Bees Begin at Oberlin High
Beginning next Tuesday inter scholastic quiz bees start at Oberlin High with four league schools Rocky River Berea Fairview and Oberlin. Two students from each school will represent their schools based on prior contests. Oberlin will be represented by Ruth Taylor and Wilma Hull.
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Oberlin High
Rocky River
Berea
Fairview
Oberlin
Ruth Taylor
Wilma Hull
Battle of Wits
One Of Nature's Greatest Aids In Fighting Colds
An old advertisement touts Mentholatum as a trusted remedy for colds. It claims soothing vapors ease congestion and mucus buildup, helping breathe easier and rest better. The ad notes decades of use and urges readers to ask their druggist for tubes.
Local Track Meets Scheduled Across Four Suburbs
Four junior meets proceed next week with events at Oberlin Fairview Berea and Rocky River. Participating squads include local schools and clubs as teams rotate through each venue on successive days.
Garden Club March Meeting At Oberlin Inn
The Community Garden club invites all gardeners to its March meeting at the Oberlin Inn parlors on Monday evening March 13 at 7 30. Speaker Melvin E Wyant of Mentor, a noted rose specialist, will discuss how and where to use roses.
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Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Garden Club
Melvin E. Wyant
Bromfield Talk Postponed at Oberlin Legion Rooms
Louis Bromfield's scheduled talk at the American Legion Post rooms in Oberlin has been indefinitely postponed. The event was set for Monday February 13 but will be rescheduled.
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Louis Bromfield
American Legion
Oberlin
Oberlin Professor Speaks on The Arab in His Native Home
Paul Anderson, philosophy professor at Oberlin College, spoke at the March meeting of the Young Women's Club of the First Church in the James Brand House. He has two years teaching experience in Beirut Syria and presented on The Arab in his Native Home. Dinner followed at 6 15 p m prior to the program.
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Paul Anderson
Oberlin College
Young Women’s Club
James Brand House
Anderson
Beirut
Syria
Annual Girl Scout Rally at Prospect School Auditorium
The Gir Scout Rally is set for Friday evening March 10 at 7:00 o'clock in Prospect School auditorium. All Girl Scouts are invited. BRIEFS Mr and Mrs Ralph Dailey of King street left Saturday on a ten day automobile trip through the South. Mr and Mrs P H Ohly of Oak street recently returned from Delray Beach Florida after several weeks. Professor and Mrs R A Budington were called to Williamstown.
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Gir
Prospect School
Ralph Dailey
King Street
South
P. H. Ohly
Oakstreet
Delray Beach
Florida
R. A. Budington
Williamstown
Budingtons Update After Son's Illness and Other News
In Massachusetts last week their son William a student at Williams College had an appendicitis operation. Mr Budington returned to Oberlin Monday while Mrs Budington stayed longer with their son. George Sedgeman has recovered from a two week illness. Mrs K W Gehrkens is improving at Lakeside Hospital where she is undergoing treatment.
Hoop Skirts Boost Pasadena Taxicabs During Roses Festival
Hoop skirts worn by the queen and maid of honor at the Tournament of Roses boosted Pasadena taxicab business. With only one hoop skirt per taxi possible, escorts each borrowed an additional skirt for several festival functions.
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Pasadena
Cel
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