Use of Sleeping Drugs Is Harmful May Form Habit
Oberlin Road news item reports church activities at East Oberlin church with youth classes and Easter plans. Dr. Graham to lead next Sunday worship. cradle roll party scheduled for March 30 at 2 pm for under five children. Card notes include sleep advice from Dr. Laird and a church steeple committee formed. Community briefs cover local visits, contests, and road paving updates along Route 20 Stop 100.
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Church News
Oberlin Road
East Oberlin Church
Jesus
Ruth Shook
T. N. Graham
School of Theology
George Edmunds
Dangers of Drugs Warn Against Sleep Aids Rise
The article cautions about growing use of sleeping drugs and barbiturates, noting past medical optimism for sleep aids has become criticism. It recalls the 1930s rise of phenobarbitone like drugs and highlights concerns over toxicity and dangers as expenditures surge.
Nature and Sedatives Warned by Federal Act
The article cites the new Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act demanding clear labelling for sedative products with warnings that habit forming drugs like barbital should be restricted similar to morphine. It argues against reliance on artificial sleep aids and urges letting nature help us recover without dependence.
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United States
North Olmsted community notes mark spring events
North Olmsted listings chronicle a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Miller on Lorain Road, local drama and 4-H activities, Maple Sugar Festival at the North Olmsted Congregational church, and multiple visits and travel notes including Ohio State University and Kent University students home for Easter. Funeral services are noted for L B Miller and Frank Lewis with local clergy involvement.
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North Olmsted
Frank Miller
Lorain Road
Tuscon
Arizona
H. Bardwell
Burns Road
Cleveland
Richard Pierson
Ohio State University
Nancy Gorham
Lake Erie College
Rita Allendorph
Kent University
Robb Hall
Max Krugman
Florida
William Beate
Dewey Road
Coe School
St Patrick's
Cne
North Olmsted Congregational Church
L. E Hayes
Herb Chas
Mame
E. Hixore
Emms
HR. J. Thompson
Grandpapa
R Ellett
Samuel Hudman
Town Hall
O S. Upp
C. V. Bees
Ohio State National Grange
Columbus
John Kuyper
L. B Miller
Frank Muller
McGin
Birthday Dinner Honors Don Swartz in LaGrange
Honoring Don Swartz birthday, a family dinner was held at the Swartz home on Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Carlton Leable of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Aldrich with four sons, plus Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Swartz and son Ita. Mrs. Leable is visiting her parents this week.
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LA Grange
Don Swartz
Swartz
Carlton Leable
Philadelphia
Dewey Aldrich
D. A. Swartz
Ita
Soys Quartette
Robert Deiter
Alliance
Colette
Oberlin
Robert Dieter
Robert Arick
Ralph Feuchter
James Bauer
Doris Schmidt
Janice Arick
Marguerite Armbruster
Eugenia Stancil
Betty Bernard
Violet Schmidt
A. B.C
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Lamar Harper
Edwin Lasch
Richard Heutter
Harry Bauer
Glen Gensemer
D'Roy Virtue
Ville
Tenn
Will Moehler
Lyndon Chapter Hosts Meeting With Pageant and Skating Event
Lyndon Chapter held its regular meeting Monday evening with Associate Maton Edna Wilcox in charge and Mrs Grace Miller directing the pageant at the close. A salad course was served by the lunch committee. The Juniors sponsored a skating party at Rainbow Gardens in Elyria Monday evening. Mark Hagman of Philadelphia is spending Easter vacation with his mother Mrs Joseph Hagrann. The annual inspection is set for Tuesday evening April 9.
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Lyndon Chapter
Edna Wilcox
Grace Miller
Mark Hagman
Philadelphia
Joseph Hagrann
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Medina City
Lodi Hospital
Floyd Folk
Dean Feuchter
E. P. Steyer
George Buckholtz
Wally Steyer
Cleveland
James Frisk
Willum Grabenstetter
Paul Steck
Ohio State University
William Steck
Earl Arick
Norman Raese
Court Carlton
Brunswick
W. Cla
Medina
Frank Weidner
Myron Hammon
Ashland
Ohio
Cook
Mary Boy
Margaret
Ida Keller
Frank Keller
Vitt Worried Over Tribe Hitting Slump
Fort Myers March 21 UP I manager Oscar Vitt ordered intensive batting practice for the Cleveland Indians after being stifled at the plate in spring games. Washington held them to seven safeties in yesterday's 7 2 exhibition win. Vitt focused on three regu lars Hal Trosky Ray Mack and Ray Weatherly amid a lack of hitting and noted Lou Boudreau’s absence and Peters three errors.
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Fort Myers
Fla
UPI
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Ken Chase
Joe Haynes
Walter Masterson
Washington Mound
Washington
Cleveland
Vitt
Hal Trosky
Ray Mack
Ray Weatherly
Peters
Lou Boudreau
Russ Peters
C. C. Slapnicka
Frankie Pytlak
Indians
Luke Sewell
Rollie Hemsley
Medwick Cards to Discuss Terms in Tampa Meeting
St Louis outfielder Joe Medwick, a holdout, heads to Tampa for a salary conference with Branch Rickey at the club's spring camp in St Petersburg. The Cardinals say they have signed Bill Delancey and purchased Morris Jones as part of offseason moves while preparing to play the Red Sox after a 1–0 loss to Ted Williams' homer.
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ST. Petersburg
Medwick
St. Louis Cardinal
Bill Delancey
Sacramento
Delancey
Red Birds
Giants
Morris Jones
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
Ted Williams
ST. Louis
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Tampa
Fla
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Atta
Tigers And Giants In Return Contest Today
Detroit Tigers travel to Winter Haven for a return game against the New York Giants after an 8 7 12 inning win in Lakeland. Dick Conger earned the victory by closing out the Giants in the final inning, while Dick Bartell, ex Giant, drove in the decisive run with a single and added a homer and a double.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Winter Haven
New York Giants
Dick Conger
California
Giants
Dick Bartell
Bartell's Blow Sparks Tigers Past Giants in Exhibition
In Winter Haven, New York Giants and Detroit Tigers met. Dick Bartell singled with loaded bases in the ninth to cap an 8-7 Tigers win. Hal Schumacher and Carl Hubbell were slated to work four innings each in today’s exhibition.
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Winter Haven
Fla
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Hal Schumacher
Carl Hubbell
Dick Bartell
Tigers
Giants
Cleaners Eliminated In First Round Loss
Worthington Dry Cleaners were knocked out in the opening round of the Chagrin Fails tournament by the Cleveland Nokolds, 32 to 25, last night.
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Worthington Dry Cleaners
Cleveland Nokolds
Cleaners Edge Wilcox College In Lakewood Playoff Win 45-31
The Elyria Standard reports Cleaners defeated Wilcox College 45-31 on Lakewood High court to open the Lakewood Class A league playoffs. Wilbur Cowen led with 18 points, Alex Mike added 13, Jack Kennedy had 11 for the losers, and Jack Falke struggled with one field goal.
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Elyria Standard Cleaners
Lakewood
Walloping
Wilcox College
Lakewood High Court
Cleaners
Wilbur
Lanky) Cowen
Alex Mike
Jack Kennedy
Jack Falke
Lakewood High
Miami University
Standarda
Is. G. Fr
TSTE
Ate Sd Aes
Fritz
Boreski
Coven
Uris
Miko
Vieux College
FT. Mewraw
Metradden
Balk
Ine Or
Okt Kellas
Eef Burkle
Inees
Lew Wee le Arthrell
Michigan Ohio boosters duel in Bowling Congress runways
Detroit March 21 four squads from Michigan and Ohio boosters compete at the American Bowling Congress event at State Fairgrounds Coliseum with 2 334 booster teams aiming to clear way for 3 739 regular quintets. Al Cotton of Highland Park Mich posted 1 812 pins while placing fourth in all events with 613 in singles 643 in doubles and 656 in team score.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
al Cotten
Highland Park
Mich
Cotton
Defending champ Kirby leads Augusta Invitational semi finals
In Augusta Georgia on March 21 four women played the semi finals led by defending champion Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta. Kirby defeated Helen Dettwiler 7 6 and 4, while Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina beat Grace Amory 2 up. Jean Bauer edged Louise Suggs 1 up and Helen Siegal defeated Isabel Oguvie 7 and 5.
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Augusta
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Miss Kirby
Helen Dettweiler
Ashington
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Grace Amory
Aiken
Jean Bauer
Providence
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Helen Siegal
Philadelphia
Isabel Oguvie
Globe Trotters Win Pro Cage Championship in Chicago
The Harlem Globe Trotters defeated the Chicago Bruins 31 to 29 to win the national professional basketball championship. The Washington Brewers beat Syracuse Reds for third place.
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Chicago
Harlem Globe Trotters
New York City
Chicago Bruins
Washington D. C
Brewers
Syracuse
Reds
All-Star Bowling Night in Elyria Schedule Released
The Elyria Recreation All-Star Bowling League plans four matches tonight at T o'clock with Ridge Tool facing Nichols Funeral Home, Elyria Recreation against Save-With-Us Stations, Tarry Tavern against D and N Sandwich Shop, and ITS Left and Right versus Rorick Insurance. Also note: the 42nd annual state trapshoot will be held June 7-9 at Vandalia with a record purse of $1,800.
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Elyria Recreation
Ridge Tool
Nichols Funeral Home
Save-With-Us
Tarry Tavern
D and N Sandwich Shop
I T. S
Rorick Insurance
Dayton
Vandalia
Play For Cage Titles Tonight at Elyria High
Championship playoffs in the Grade School divisions are tonight on the Elyria High court. Garford faces St Marys for the Sixth Grade title at 7, St Agnes meets Hamilton for the Seventh Grade crown at 8, and Hamilton plays Jefferson for the Eighth Grade championship at 9. Harold Block oversees the games. Admission is 10 cents for adults and high school students, 5 cents for grade school students, with proceeds funding trophies and medals for the winners.
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Elyria High Court
Garford
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Hamilton
Jefferson
Harold
Pete) Block
1939 Finalists Cage Favorites
Eight of the top amateur basketball teams compete in the National AAU Tournament quarter finals in Denver. Denver Nuggets defend title, Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville clash with Twentieth Century Fox of Holkewood. Idaho Southern Branch upset Colorado Springs Martins 30 to 28. other quarter-finalists include St Louis Rangers Oakland Cub, Golden Staters, and Seattle Savidges.
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Denver
Denver Nuggets
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Idaho University
Southern Branch
Colorado Springs Martins
Acme Steel
Chicago
Nuggets
Twentieth-Century-Fox
Holkewood
St. Loui Rangers
Missouri Valley
Oakland
Cubf
Golden Staters
Seattle Savidges
Hogan Sets Record In Golf Tourney
Ben Hogan of White Plains North Carolina built a seven stroke lead at the North South Open by shooting a 66 in round one and a 67 in round two to set a new PGA record for 36 holes with a 133 total. Sammy Snead and Jo Revolta trailed seven strokes behind and under par.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Ben, Hogan
White Plains
N. C
Hogan
Camden Seniors Win High School Championship Over Faculty
Kipton report says Camden Seniors defeated the Faculty 31 to 34 to capture the Camden High School basketball championship last night.
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Kipton
Camden
Camden High School
Valley City Notes Honor Mrs Towne Birthday
Mrs H L Towne hosted a Sunday gathering in Valley City with guests including Mr and Mrs William Knapp and Mr and Mrs Hugh Knapp and their children from Sullivan Ohio along with Levern Decker and others in attendance.
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Valley City
H. L. Towne
Knights of Columbus bowling matches on KC alleys tonight
The McCarvel Jewelers meet Bittner Funeral Home in one match while Mc Quistion Heinrich Coals face Silver Fox in another. Both contests scheduled for this evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys.
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McCarvel Jewelers
Bittner Funeral Home
McQuistion-Heinrich Coals
Silver Fox
Knights of Columbus
Happy relief from painful backache
The advertisement explains kidney function and shows backache relief from Doan's Pills. It urges readers to consult druggists for the remedy used by millions for over four years to flush out waste and ease symptoms like swelling fatigue and frequent urge.
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Dean
Milsans
Doan
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