Officers of Eight Institutes 10 Meet Friday
Plans for next year's Farmers Institutes in Lorain County will be set next Friday evening when officers of the eight institutes meet at Elyria Savings and Trust. Presidents and secretaries from this year and next will attend as dates for 1935 are chosen and speakers are selected. 1934 total attendance was 6 239 with an average of 779 per session. Officers for 1935 include Huntington C C Finkel president and Mrs R A Cassell secretary at multiple local institutes such as Brighton Belden Ridgeville Henrietta Eaton Brownhelm and Columbia with named officers.
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Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Huntington
C. C. Finkel
R. A. Cassell
Brighton
Clair
Goss
Grace Evans
Belden
Nelson Hitchcock
J. C. Aldrich
Ridgeville
John Gibbons
Alva Kn
Zella Lee
Ethel Lee
C. M. Wolf
A. L. Wise
M. B. Bartter
L. J. Bassett
Henrietta
Carl D. Bates
Edward Kothe
Eaton
Orin E. Durkee
Ethel Hoskin
Brownhelm
Local church groups host social and revival meetings
Vincent entertains Will Ing Workers Class at the M E church Sunday School female hostesses organize social evenings at various homes. Guests include Starr Eschtruth Stoughton Rea and others with cootle as the diversion. Revival meetings at the M E church feature sermons from Rev Ashburn citing biblical passages and urging parental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
de- Ette Carpenter
Neva Goodsite
Cleta Whitney
Will Ing
M. E. Church
Myron Starr
Arthur Eschtruth
Merlin Monagon
Harley Rea
Alwyn
John Carpenter
Donavon Rea
Harvey Stoughton
Chester Whalen
D. F. Eschtruth
Cootle
Theonth
F T AS PRAY WELL ATTENDED
A well attended session filled the room with every seat occupied and many standing at the back during a pre-event gathering. Officials reported strong community turnout and engagement despite the informal setting.
Here Comes Charge brat farce at Markley PTA
The page notes a 8:00 p m performance of a farce comedy titled Here Comes Charge with a cast list including Nora Malove Mrs Ko McGucken Officer Tim McGritl Nora’s sweetheart and others. Special hatian guitar music was performed between acts. Brief items report local visits including a birthday anniversary and a workplace injury at National Tube Company.
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Markley
Laf-a-Lot club meets Erhart at Humm home
The Laf-a-Lot card club held its ninth regular meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Humm. Three tables of Pedro played, with prizes awarded to Lucie Gross, Arthur Kaiser, Norman Derek, and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser. Several local residents and guests were listed as attendees or visitors in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Horace J. Humm
Pedro
Norman Derek
Valley City
Luebele Gross
Arthur Kaiser
Earl Fiest
Seldon Armbruster
Arthur Maxworthy
Luciie Gross
Make Your Own Frock and Apron Pattern 2587
A spring pattern feature presents a cotton frock and one piece apron designed for casual home wear and porch use. Style 2587 covers sizes 16 18 and 36 46 inch bust with specific yardage. the magazine promises a complete spring fashion story across forty eight pages including bridal ideas and varied styles.
State Farkion Sareac report from Elyria Chronicle Telegram
A short item from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes State Farkion Sareac with details tied to a report published at the paper’s office on Fifth Avenue New York. The snippet highlights coverage and sourcing from the Chronicle Telegram publication.
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Farkion Sareac
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York, N. Y
Brighton Birthday Party Highlights Community Gatherings
On March 26 in Brighton relatives gathered at Mrs. George Leininger’s home to celebrate her birthday with a large group from Camden Oberlin and Brighton. In addition, local societies met: General Ladies Aid with 27 members and a visitor. Ladies’ Society at Congregational church with 22 attendees and six new members. Brighton P T A hosted Rochester’s play Safety Fires with full auditorium and school orchestra. Community Club held a desert demonstration by Miss Alice Hird.
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Brighton
George Leininger
Agnes Radcliffe
LaRue
Oberlin
Emma Greene
Doris
May Green
Bessie Green
Ernest Leininger
Alma Radcliffe
Carrie Radcliffe
Erma Searles
Glada Blackett
Wanda
Hazel Jackson
Wilma
Emner
Carrie Austin
Alma Perkins
Camden
Mar Merrill
Dorothy
Freda Betts
General Ladies, Aid Society
M. E. Church
F. H. McClellan
Rell
Ladies’ Society
Brighton Congregational Church
Walter Day
Brighton P. T.A
High School
Rochester
Harold Merrill
Brighton Community Club
Alice Hird
Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Erwin Perkins and children Roy Margaret and Ronald were guests of the former's cousin and wife in Elyria. Sunday guests at Walter Day’s home were C D Murray of Wellington. Donald Day visited his grandmother in New London. Weekend guests at Will McKenzie’s home included Roz Rottorff and son Jimmy from Cleveland. M E Merrill and family attended Miss Violet Jackson’s funeral in Wellington. Brighton township trustees traveled to Elyria on business. Sunday visitors to Dean McClellan’s were his grandmother Mrs Julia Collins Woot and sister Miss Gladys Carpenter from Clarksfield, with Mrs Roy Greene and children visiting at Mrs Greene’s brother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Perkins
Roy
Margaret
Ronald
Dinger
Sher Former
Earl Taylor
Elyria
Walter Day
C. D. Murray
Wellington
Donald Day
New London
Will McKenzie
Roz Rottorff
Jimmy
Cleveland
M. E. Merril
Violet Jackson
Brighton Township
Dean McClellan O
Julia Collinswoot
Gladys Carpenter
Clarksfield, Jr
Roy Greene
Mra. Green
Social Roundup of Rochester and Wellington Visitors
Mr and Mrs Paul Ewell reside in Ro chester. Mrs Martha Burrows was guest of her daughter Mrs Estella Garrett in Wellington. Mrs F M McClellan and Mrs Dean McClellan with daughter visited the former's sister Mrs W L Lamoreaux in Wellington on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ewell
Rochester
Martha Burrows
Estella Garrett
Wellington
F. M. McClellan
Dean McClellan
W. L. Lamoreaux
Avon Lake Girl Scout Rally and weekend social notes
The Avon Lake rally at Elyria on Saturday featured the annual Court of Awards with badges presented by Mrs. Tenney of Oberlin and Mrs. Kihm of Lakewood. Scouts from Avon Lake included Peannie Huling and others, with Lula Kuipper named as new captain. Weekend visitors and local social notes list several townspeople visiting relatives and friends. A brief historical note mentions George Bancroft and a cable link connecting Britain with multiple regions.
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Avon Lake
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Tenney
Oberlin
Kihm
Lakewood
Schumaker
Etrica
Miss Dunham
Ridgeville
Atty. G. B. Findlay
Peannie Huling
Philis
Patricia Black
Rosalind Mitchell
Mary Jane
Doris Bouse
Rosemary Kihm
Sally Bowers
Esther Lorenz
Helen Kavanaugh
New York Diary Highlights Agents and Celebrities
A March diary from New York recounts morning reading of epistles from McKenzie, Wabb, Westbrook Pegler, and Henking, a Paraguay statuette from Meredith Nicholson, visits to Lua Claire's, Dutton's, and Scribner's, and socializing with Will Rogers, Rupert Hughes, and Will and Jessie Hays. It notes literary agents in midtown, Cloistered correspondents favoring Ed Wynn and Woollcott, a Sherry's breakfast, and reflections on actors Arlis and Arliss, Dodsworth acclaim, and a mix of chatter about bankers and theatre life.
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New York
Vernon McKenzie
Clifton Wabb
Westbrook Pegler
C. Fred Henking
Meredith Nicholson
Paraguay
Lua Claire
Gladys Cooper
Keith Winter
Dutton’s
Scribner’s
Helen Gould's
Will
Jessie Hays
Karl
Rupert Hughes
Will Rogers
Wnool
Colin
Harvey
Tom
Patchwork Teas Planned by Lake Avenue Woman’s Group
At a March meeting of the Woman's Association of the Community ehnuren held at Mrs R. H. Collier's home, plans were made for a series of patchwork teas during April. The rest of the afternoon was occupied with sewing activities.
Lakes Waterway Treaty Seeks Senate Ok for Trade Boom
The Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway could add about 150 million dollars yearly in new trade if ratified, says Thomas Ireland. The 2340 mile sea route from Duluth to the Atlantic would shift freight, boost midwest agriculture and industry, and require a six to seven year build. Ireland cites reduced rail costs and a US registry to boost the merchant marine, with power rights and funding details outlined for New York state.
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American Commierce
Senate
New York
London
Ireland
Duluth
Atlantic Ocean
Ohio
Panama Or
Suez Canal
Alfred H. Ritter
United States
Pacific Coast
Ilinois
Michigan
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Chicago San Francisco
International Rapids
St. Lawrence River
New York State
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep
Thomas Saxton
Cleveland
Grange Meeting and Easter Services Report
The North Elyria Grange held a well attended Thursday session with plans for an April supper and an entertaining program led by Mrs. N B Lantz. Juvenile members joined later for games and the regular meeting. Mr and Mrs R H Miller returned home after a Cleveland and Painesville trip. Easter preparatory services at the Community Church are set for Wednesday to Friday evenings with invitations extended to all.
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William Giede
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
C. B. Rea
C. E. Melntire
F. H. Lewis
Harley Rea
Frankie Beese
Giede
Rea
J. G. Morris
Gurange
North Elyria
Harold Gillson
Henry Bislich
Robert Taylor
N. B. Lantz
Penfield Enlists in U S Navy Training at Hampton Roads
Donald Prentice, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Prentice, passed his examination and entered the U S Navy. He begins three months of training at Hampton Roads Virginia. The Sunday School class of girls led by Mrs Ralph Bowman were entertained at Virginia Leach's home for a farewell gathering last Monday evening.
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M. E. Church Sunday School
Arthur
Johnson
Columbia Center
Leroy Rhone
T. M. Baldwin
Thomas
F. H. Lewis
Loretta
C. F. Senning
C. B. Rea
C. E. MacIntire
J. G. Morris
NAVY
Donald Prentice
Fred Prentice
U.S. Navy
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Ralph Bowman
Virginia Leach
Wellington funeral for Crow and local visits noted
Mr and Mrs Reuben Jackson Clyde and Lloyd Jackson and others attended the funeral of Lawrence Crow in Wellington on Wednesday. Trow, longtime Penfield resident, attended the Congregational church. Mrs John Coleman returned to Cleveland. Carl Kindler Elsie Foster and Cobb of Lorain visited Elsie Wilson. Earland Smith Leland Prentice Elyria visited Fred Prentice. Prentice ill last week. A J Andrews spent a couple days with Donald Shook Lorain.
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Reuben Jackson
Clyde
Lloyd Jackson
Bert Foster
Mary
Carl
Frances Foster
Jackson
John Coleman
Cleveland
Carl Kindler
Elsie
Sheffield
Cobb
Lorain
Elsie Wilson
Earland Smith
Leland Prentice
Elyria
Fred Prentice
Prentice
A. J. Andrews
Donald Shook
WAKEMAN BRIBES. TAKEMAN MARCH 26 LOCAL NOTES
Berea residents Mrs Frank Weber and her son visit her mother Mrs Ernest Ebel. W C T U meets Friday at Mrs N J Weeks on Railroad Ave. Elyria visitor Mrs T F O Donneh calls on Mr and Mrs William Albright. Croxford brothers of Lakewood suffer burns from a furnace explosion on Sunday. Jean and Wallace Croxford burned to varying degrees on face and arms. Band practice at Grange Hall Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jerome Logan and children visit Mr and Mrs Merwin Bates of Birmingham. Mrs Thomas Hurst of Clarksfield was a recent caller.
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Takeman
Frank Weber
Berea
Ernest Ebel
N. J. Weeks
Railroad Avenue
T. F. O'Donneh
Elyria
William Albright
Croxford
Lakewood
Jean
Wallace
Grange Hall
Jerome Logan
Merwin Bates
Birmingham
Thomas Hurst
Clarksfield
Oberlin natural gas plans eyed by local group
A group of Oberlin men leased land around Oberlin to fuel a proposed natural gas supply. They believe sufficient gas lies within one mile of the village to meet all needs. In Lorain, the tug Silver Spray drifting in Lake Erie was rescued by Sea Wing about eight miles northeast of Lorain. A. Booth and Company own both vessels. Plans for a new high school building in Lorain, costing about $100,000, were approved and will begin soon. The three story, 225 by 145 foot structure faces Sixth Street and should be ready by September 1, 1915. Miss Helen Garay, longtime Social Settlement worker, resigned today. Oberlin Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the Second Congregational Church, resigned to lead Dorchester, Massachusetts church.
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Wears AG
Oberlin
Lorain
Lake Erie
Sea Wing
A. Booth and Company
State Department
Sixth Street
Helen Garay
Jason Noble Pierce
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Mass
Erection of Tin Mill Planned by U.S. Steel Near Lorain
News that a large tin mill by United States Steel Corporation will be built near Lorain. Elyria and Lorain voters approve a 500000 bond for four new schools. A burned body found in a warehouse fire on West Avenue and Waverly Street. Oberlin College men’s senate ruling against freshmen dating declared void after a chapel talk by President King.
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United States Steel Corporation
Lorain City
Elyria
Lorain
West Avenue
Waverly Street
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Co. W. Phillips
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Henry C. King
Elyria Municipal Court Bill Likely To Be Withdrawn
Indications that the Elyria municipal court proposal will be withdrawn from the state legislature grew today after a council committee gave an unfavorable report last night. The committee advised against creating the court at the present time.
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iMarch
Elyria
Wood Sisters Visit Clarksfield Residents
Mr and Mrs Lee Biddle and their son of Clarksfield were recent callers of Henry Hoskins. The Garden Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Leland Kenyon s Pleasant street home. The Patent Teacher s Association gathered at the Town Hall Wednesday night with a third house building contest feature. Eleanor Bretsch is confined to her home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Sisters
Lee Biddle
Clarksfield
Henry Hoskins
Garden Club
Leland Kenyon
Pleasant Street
Patent Teacher’s Association
Town Hall
Eleanor Bretsch
King of Prussia’s gout remedy of self-whacking
An old King of Prussia used a long cane kept by his chair to strike his servants during severe gout attacks. He believed the act transferred his pain to others, and after each fit of passion and whacking he felt undeniable relief.
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Prussia
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