Shrine society plans officer installation and dinner
Bethel Shrine held its final meeting of the year in the R.O.F. Hall. Retiring Worthy High Priestess Bernenice Kunkle and Shepherds Watchman Charles Tattersall thanked officers and members and urged continued support. Installation of new officers planned for April 11 with Berenice Weisbrod as installing officer. Next auxiliary gathering set for April 3 at Mrs. Fred Sasse’s home. A musical program followed with Mothersinger directed by Mrs. Pearl Taylor and performances by Mrs. Carroll Post and Miss Dorothy Thayer. Refreshments served by a committee chaired by Mrs. Frank Aust.
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Bethel Shrine
Bernenice Kunkle
The
Shepherds
Charles Tattersall
Berenice Weisbrod
Fred Sasse
Fourth Street
Pearl Taylor
Robert Moore
A. F. Terry
Carroll Post
Dorothy Thayer
Frank Aust
So Red the Rose Luncheon For Cul ture Club
Division D hosted a Culture Club luncheon at Mrs. C M Ackerman's home on Princeton Avenue. Guests included Mrs. F Foreman and others. W F Bell read a review of So Red the Rose by Stark Young. songs and papers followed. next meeting set for April eleventh at 419 Park Avenue. Ely Parent-Teacher Association postponed to the second Tuesday in April with executive board meeting at 2:00.
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Division D
Culture Club
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
C. B. Simkins
Frank Stetson
L. A. Obitts
C. %Eazell
F. Foreman
Hamilton
Josephine Wilcox
Dorothy Bell
Everard
Fred Sheldon
W. F. Bell
Stark Young
Mississippi
Clarence Beazell
America
B. H. Long
Suwanee River
Stephen Foster
Minnetonka
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
King Solomon Lodge to Conduct Funeral Service
King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M will hold a special communication at 2 30 PM Saturday March 30 to conduct the funeral of our late Brother A H Hancock Monroe L Rernolds W M presides.
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King Solomon Lodge No
Bro
A. H. Hancock
Monroe L. Rernolds
W. M
O'Donnells Hostesses Triple Threat Club Meeting
The O'Donnell home on Middle Avenue hosted the Triple Threat Club for an evening of planning and socializing. Two committees were formed, a party committee led by Carol McQuistion with Jean Crowe and Bernice O'Donnell, and another chaired by Jeanne McCray with Christine Sederis, Rose Mary O'Donnell and Donna McAllister. A party planned for April 4 at Artemas Court Caul and Lolg McQuistion will feature Hearts as the evening game with Lois McQuistion and Jean Crowe winning first and second prizes, and Beverly Barchard taking consolation. Refreshments followed before adjournment to meet next week.
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Bernice
Rose Mary O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Carol McQuistion
Jean Crowe
Bernice O’donnell
Jeanne McCray
Christine Sederis
Donna McAllister
Caul
Lolg MecQuistion
Artemas Court
Hearts
Miss Batty Majjasie Hosts Phi Kappa Sorority Gathering
Miss Batty Majjasie of 12th Street entertained members of the Phi Kappa sorority in a strictly business meeting that planned a party for April 11. A luncheon followed at a large dining room table with yellow tapers and carnations. The next meeting will be a party hosted by Miss Martha Urban and Dorothy Koontz in Lorain.
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Batty Majjasie
12Th Street
Phi Kappa Sorority
Martha Urban
Dorothy Koontz
Lorain
Altar Society Holds Quilting Meeting at Parish Hall
St Mary's Altar Society gathered in the parish hall for a large afternoon meeting focused on quilting. A business session was held and another meeting is planned for two weeks hence.
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St. Mary’s Altar Society
Oberlin couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs J H Feakins of 20 South Prospect Oberlin observe their golden wedding anniversary. Married in 1885 in Nova Ohio they moved to Oberlin in 1905. He served as Westwood cemetery superintendent for 24 years. The couple, active in Odd Fellows and Vine Rebekah lodges, have four surviving sons Zella Clifton Glenn and Charles with a fifth son deceased. A reception at their Prospect street home today and a family gathering on Sunday mark the celebration.
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Oberlin
J. H. Feakins
South Prospect Street
Nova
Ohio
Feakins
Lucinda Fast
Prospect Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Romance Of Lumber At Building Expo This Evening
The Elyria Building Exposition continues with The Romance of Lumber presented by Harry Woods at 8 p m. Local lumber dealers back the display stressing quality lumber and proper construction to avoid the flaws blamed on Jerry builders. The display at the Dunn Motor Company garage on Third Street promises guides on species grade and precise cutting to help homeowners and lenders.
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Harry Woods
Dunn Motor Company
Third Street
Circle No 2 at St Pauls Church Luncheon Meeting
Vice President Mrs Ed Heuser of Kenyon Street hosted Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church yesterday. She led the business session with Mrs E A Oswald delivering the devotions. A social hour followed with a luncheon served by the hostess.
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Ed Heuser
Kenyon Street
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Heuser
Circle
E. A. Oswald
Elyria Building Expo Extended Through May 10
The Elyria Building Exposition will continue for a second month, now through May 10, after strong attendance in its third week. Visitors returning find changes in exhibits as organizers expand displays on building, improvement, and repair work, housed in Dana Motor Company’s former garage on Third Street near Middle Avenue.
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Elyria Building
Dana Motor Company
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Morro Castle Radio Operator Found Unconscious
George S. Alagna assistant radio operator on the Morro Castle was found unconscious in his gas filled kitchen at home. Bellevue Hospital staff said he would probably recover from a police termed death by own action attempt.
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New York
George S. Alagna
Morro Castle
Bellevue Hospital
Quiet Saturday Afternoon Visits Across Lorain County
Vincent Donna Myers and family hosted a quiet Saturday gathering with visitors from Cleveland and Elyria. Sunday callers included Mary Menges and cousin Lara Murphy from Lorain. A Ladies Aid Society meeting for division three of the M E church was held at Mrs. H Dean's home, moving to Mrs. C Ackerman's home for a necessary child gathering.
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Donna Myers
William Barr
Cleveland Road
Sylvan Wasserman
Edison Highway
Elyria
Gladys Tremain
Lorain
D. A. Myers
Alvin Fox
C. A. Bantham
Avon
Mary Menges
Lara Murphy
Harry Menges
M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society
Anyane
IL. Dean
C. Ackerman
Autos collide on West Avenue injure none
Police reported two drivers, V.G Karrie of 315 E Broad and Clinton Sheldon of 790 Foster Ave, collided on West Avenue near Ser oad Street yesterday afternoon. Minor damage resulted.
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V.G Karrie
E. Broad
Clinton Sheldon
Foster Avenue
West Avenue
Seroad Street
Roosevelt Defends TVA Against Northern Industry Moves
President Roosevelt defended the Tennessee Valley Authority against charges it lures northern industry southward. He asked Rep Thom for proof and urged the Ohio Chamber of Commerce to supply specifics on anonymous negotiator claims. The president warned that such statements undermine the TVA and democracy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tennesee Valley Authority
Gserking
Administration
William R. Thom
TVA
Ohio
Tennessee
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Oho Chamber of Commerce
Thom
South
Amherst Hospital News Admits Discharges Births
Admitted Raymond Jonesz from South Amherst and Mrs Andrew Dudash from South Amherst. Discharged Fred Fazel of South Amherst. Births announce a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudash Jr. in Amherst on Thursday. Edna May Lehman returned home after visiting Birmingham. Lorain visitors Hi Nichol and A P Roth, and Toledo visitor E Marshall, were in Amherst. Oberlin couple F C Moore and wife were Amherst callers.
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Raymond Jonesz
South Amherst
Andrew Dudash
Fred Fazel
Edna May Lehman
Darby
Birmingham
Hi. Nichol
A. P. Roth
Lorain
E. Marshall
Toledo
Amherst
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Relics Valued Less Than Poots of Upright Magistrate
A curious note claims poots worn by an upright magistrate surpassed relics in value, highlighting a belief that personal artifacts from officials held extraordinary worth beyond traditional sacred items.
Three Die On Gallows In Bordeaux Yard
Montreal report says a woman and two men were hanged at a Bordeaux rail yard today as authorities carried out executions. The incident marks a rare capital punishment event in the region and adds to security concerns surrounding the facility.
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Montreal
Bordeaux
Trio in Murder Case Named in Local Fatality Report
Mrs Tonmaina 8arao age 61 Leon Gagiardi 88 and Angelo Bonof rio 19 a high school student died in connection with the murder of Mro aa rao's husband authorities reported the trio were involved in the case with the victim identified as the spouse of Mro aa rao
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Tonmaina 8Arao
Leon Gagiardi
Angelo Bonofrio
Mro. Aarao
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Cascade Admission
White Eagle Cafe
West Ave
5Th St
Black Forest
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Middle Ave
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