Fragments of club events and gatherings reported
A garbled page lists numerous social events including a Jolly & Bunco club evening with prizes to Mrs. Block and others, a surprise party for Mrs. George set at 629 Middle Avenue, and multiple meetings of women’s clubs. Attendees, awards, and planned entertainments are mentioned with various local names, addresses, and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Homme
Middle Avenue
Pinechte
Bride
Gee
Scutywart
Charles Ft
Mus
Thunell Beal
West Overders
Joseph Trasl
Fussell Keehn
Karla
Bate
George E. Scott
First Aid Class Hosted By WOFLW Post and Auxiliary
The WOFLW Post and Auxiliary No. 3541 sponsor a standard First Aid class to be held Friday evening in March at the home of Mrs. Joseph Wojciken. Past Presidents of the Prikian Sisters postponed their meeting from Thursday to Tuesday in March at the home of Mrs. Laura Ba Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Witman
West River Street
Jennie Edwards
Clarabelle Baer
Sabel Powers
Thiisman
Edith Itil
Williams Street
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Hall
Jessie Fills
Mary Stevinson
Bessie McCaffery
WOFLW
Jowph Wojciken
Laura Ba Lodi
Oiss. Lighd Lodge
Circle tKo
St. Ann's
St. Saeph Catholic Church
Hugh Finnegan
Milan Avemur
J. J. Strahnicer
Linyd Lodge
Ed Morrison
J. A. Wesbecker
News Of The Girl Scouts In Troop 7 Meeting
Girl Scouts Troop 7 held a reperusal meeting at St Marys ball with Marjorie Damm elected scribe. Cards were handed for emergency material collection for the De terse program, Ann Conrad spoke on well balanced meals. PlansSauled for a library bookbinding project and knapsacks for a hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RDO No. 7
Girl Scouts
St. Marys Ball
Marjorie Damm
Ann Conrad
Eck
Cits
Gooduplaht Cade
William Davidson in Australia with American expeditionary forces
Mrs Juanes Davidson learns by radiogram that her son William Davidson 22 recently enlisted with the American expeditionary forces in Australia. He says he is hired in Australia enjoys the wig and war well and happy. He was buried into the arty January 6 in Baton Rouge later joined the medical corps and transferred to San Fran, then embarked for Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davidson
Australia
Juanes Davidson
Willan
Australa
Davidson
The
Arty
Action Baton Rouge
Medial Corps
Sen Franchen
Austria
San Frantico
Amherst Circle II observes fourth anniversary in Oberlin
Amherst Ohio reports Circle II of the Wart h's Guild of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church traveled to Oberlin for the fourth anniversary observance. A dinner followed at the train station area and members listed include Mrs Harold Mathes and Mrs E Menz. Activities covered Red Cross work, hymn study, and a Christmas card project. Upcoming events include St Patrick day decorations, guild meetings, and a girls party at the Broapheln Congregational church with local church groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Circle
Warth's Guild of
St. Peter Evangelical
L Roemer
M. Walker
J. Rumsey
H. McKinley
F. Herget
C. L. Goodspeed
A. Harrk
A. Camp
E. Menz, Jr
Kueger
Drage
Patrick Day
F. Herger
Tenay Avenue
Atrs
Philip Jaeger
Matheson
Groy
Trish
I. Matthies
W. Henes
Stefinles
Goodspeed
Mayne
Broapheln
Raymond Sprague
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Ctrcle
Boelery
Congregational Church
Elmer Gall
Harris Strove
Women's Guild of
E. Bahl
Hazel Street
C. Dolde
Citele
Charles Finlay
Maple Street
Art
Carl North
Tim
Loyal Workers
First Evangelical Church
Doctors Warn Constipated Folks About Lazy Liver
Fragmented item notes doctors caution constipated patients about liver issues. It mentions headaches, lack of energy, and digestion concerns, with reference to a named product and ongoing treatment for many patients. The text remains garbled but centers on medical warnings and health tips.
Automobiles Damaged In Multiple Local Crashes
Several crashes last night near Oberlin caused extensive damage. James Ketka of Oberlin and Marty Benu ford sustained significant damage to their vehicles at West avenue and Oberlin wad. Charles Wasdt and Donald Stratton also collided on Head street, while Laura Futts and George Morris were involved in a driveway-related accident near Hedington building. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ketka
R. D
Oberlin
Marty Benuford
West Fourth Street
West Avenue
Uenford
Kor Hats
Reher
Charles Wasdt
T LaGrance
Ty Donald Stratton
Courtlard Street
Wlisvines Head
Serondtreet
Laura Futts
Obeslin
Hedington
George Morris
Panceton Avenue
Munor Slamage
Local Driver Fined for DUI After Week-Old Crash
A driver named Malone Ridzevitc was fined 50 dollars and costs after being charged with driving under the influence of liquor following a recent traffic accident. He was arraigned today, with a six month suspension of his license and a six month driving privilege ban ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Malone
Ridzevitc
Wettk Ag
Wast Faed
Cris
Mis
Torive
Fiana
Mt Hs
Plan Another First Aid Class At Grafton
The Red Cross first aid course begun in January at Grafton will finish March 39. Registration for those who did not complete the full course will be held Sunday March 22 at Pierce's store with the first class session set for March 24. Classes meet Tuesday evenings for ten weeks, from 8 to 10 p.m. Civilian Defense chess tests run Thursday evenings for five weeks, with Mr. Johnson as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Pierce's
Johnson
State to Inspect Courthouse Dome for Repair or Removal
County commissioners authorized a state building department inspection of the Courthouse dome to decide on removal or repair. They also requested Lorain and Flynn inspectors to report, following a letter from former Judge A R Webber opposing removal and urging repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Building Department
Oscar G. Dunt
Hale
Lorain
Flynna
Frorm
A. R. Webber
Rayburn Warns Against Tide Of Criticism
Speaker Sam Rayburn warned that war efforts in the United States are being undermined by rising criticism of munitions labor and government. He spoke to reporters before a press conference and said Congress is swamped by letters from every region, not just party supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sem Rayburn
Unc
Mfrisges Ment
Rayburn
Mike
United States
Owark
Nayburn
Congress
Estelle
Stafford
Robin
Modin
Nancy Bristow
Ann
Valerie
Kenton
Rodin
Million Dollar Flood Damage in New York State
Flood waters from rain swollen creeks and rivers receded in western New York after causing an estimated 1,000,000 damage to economies highways and bridges. At Batavia the Tonawanda Creek flooded its banks while areas along the Genesee river saw rising levels as the crest was forecast for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nochester
Weste
New York
Batavia
Tonawanda ‘Ree
Owlands
Genesee River
Genesee
Valerie and Robin in a wartime memory ploy
Valerie Winter abandons her stage career to join the Women's Auxiliary Air Force after a secret marriage to Robin Darrell ends with his memory loss from a bomb blast. Robin, stationed at an air drome, becomes entangled with Estelle Blair as Valerie tries to win him back while facing a looming posting and social scrutiny at a cocktail party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Winter
London
Estelle Blair
Estelle
Star- Tord
Robin
Valerie
Giren
Airedrome
Ann
Miss Blair
Tobin
Air Force
Bready
Ann's
Sam
Washington pundit riffs on fitness chiefs and morale
In Washington amid debates over James M. Landis and the OCD, Henry McLemore defends the federal fitness program. He argues morale matters in war, praising coordinators for ping pong, horseshoe pitching, bowling, archery, and weight lifting while mocking critics and national foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OCD
James M. Landis
Henry McLemore
Landis
Almsett
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Georgia
Japan
Singapore
Java
Wwe
The Dominance Coordinator Propaganda Amid War Fervor
A wartime editorial fragment argues for expanded sports and physical fitness programs to boost morale. It mocks enemy superiority and urges nationwide athletic mobilization including Pensium hunting and gin mummy coordination, citing a New York City coordinator’s boast as proof of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buale
Australia
HK Hawai
Naval Base
San Diego
New York City
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Permit Issued For New Dwelling In City
The city building department issued a permit yesterday for a two story dwelling at 218 Boston avenue for George Hinderer with a M4 by 1 foot foundation and an estimated cost of 5000 to be built by T. W. Meeker. A second permit approved for Alan W Smythe of 140 Ohin street covers remodeling at his home costing 1200 with J. M. James as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Avenue
George Hinderer
City Building Department
T. W. Meeker
Alan W. Smythe
Ohin Street
J. M. James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Scott
Clasque Club
Clasque
Marge Mactha
Paul's Church
Weimar
Louise Stylen
al Vietzen
Phil Athea
St. Pauls Church
SS. Patrick's
Ier
Willan S Loeckard
Sharpebure
Elyria Lodge
Northwest Dircampment
Mrs. Hyman
Aingen
Hota
Harland Brown
GM. Smith
J. Birkbeck
Eiad
Mire
G. J. Smith
BR. W. Hitter
Entertain Chic Club
Opera the
YLW
Tar Bata Kappa
Roker? Wikson
Gessup
Helen Sherman
Mathers
You Wehmen
WLCA
Eart Ave
Opp
P.O
News of the Girl Scouts
ET. Gates
Venihe Werkman
Margaret Withers
Tarreiere
Elvain
A. Koen
Uncle Sam
Elsie Tearuserer
Missionary Alliance Church Af Obertin
Tri- Clot
Jenior Frietidthia Af Elytia
Rex. Herer
Narcissus
Dorothy Bartier
Audrey Keichem
Dallas
Texas
Barter
Mie
Yimeone
Seoul
Tle
Irene
MNS
Lucy Roemer
Axtel
Penone
Kiamrock Tea
Elven
Pythian Hall
Pythian Sisters
A. C. Kreger
Reneral
Eden
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Roemer
Hattie Stevens
W. G. Schadler
Herrice Carter
Cattie Kreger
Jessie McLean
Prand
Tore Lauri
Sophia Hubel
Ethel Siileentuer
Viola Zimmerman
Hospital News
Alfred ‘Nahm
Charles Knott
Donald Ludwig
Librarg
Exsian
Elyria
JK Hardware Co
N. Y. State
Renee Shana
Stelle
Hobin
Ned
tLeMr Murbach Coal
Baten
Elyria Dairies
Anam Llu
Lake Avenue
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