Church Society Service and Sorority Meeting Accounts
The Letter service at the Y W C A featured Pastor Robert Tuck of Wooster delivering a devotion from the stormy sea tale about fear and faith amid modern worries. The sorority held a monthly meeting with awards for store in comprace, bridge, pinochle, and banco scores, and plans for April twenty seventh.
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Robert Tuck
Wooster
Church of Christ
Tuck
O. P
H. E. Beard
FL W. Lohnes
Comtrace
Pridge
Joan Morchile
Everett Schrock
L. Jackson
D. Haines
Charles Redman
Frank Sampsell
Ralph Deadie
Soroltr
Mrs Fenner to Speak at Women’s Society Meeting
Mrs A James Fenner National Secretary of the Light Brigade Lutheran children’s group will speak on work in Nova Scotia at a Women’s Society meeting. Mrs Desens Duras opens her home at 1366 East Avenue for the event. The program also features music and begins at two o’clock Wednesday noon.
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A. James Fenner
Ncon
Desens Duras
East Avenue
Women’s Sees Society of the Church Christ
Girl Scout Leaders Meet in Lorain Ohio
Girl Scout Leaders gathered at the Lorain Congregational Church on a Wednesday evening, hosted by Troop 3. Merit badges were presented and a mission focusing on programs for older scouts was discussed. reports cited a July 26 event and an upcoming three camp period with an older Conference set for Wooster, Ohio on a Saturday in April.
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Lora
Troop
Presentarias of Merit
Troop 3
Second Congregational Church
Elizabeth Work
Finwood
Post Easter Dance Plans Amid Club Meeting
Members gathered for a business session at the Elyria Country Club after a supper featuring salad and dessert. Plans for the annual post Easter dance on April 30th were advanced with Himes Billing orchestra set to provide music in an orchid green and yellow motif. The club will hold a business session on April 14th and a regular meeting on April 21st at Mrs. C. J. Ericson’s home.
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Edward Chempion
Elyria
Himes-Billing
C. J. Ericzson
Park Avenue
Admit 3 New Members At Egalite Club Meeting
The Egalite Club held a regu lar business session in new rooms at 615 Broad Street last night. Three new members Wendell Perkins Lb Miller and Henry Penfound were fee applications for membership voted upon. Members unanimously approved purchasing a pool table.
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Egalite Club
Broad Street
Wendell Perkins
Lb. R. Miller
Henry Penfound
Evening Calendar Noted At Local Churches And Groups
The notice lists church and group events for tonight including Harmony annual inspection at 8:50, Els F. meer program, Zhoria class of 22d and Corcrete ries silver t2a, and meetings at St. Andrew's 7730 St. Andrew's adult ss, Guild S p fellowship duo of Grace 1 church, and Emmanuel Lutheran church council meeting.
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Marie Mebut
Alpha Delta
Louise Aeerim
Frank
Harmonie
Els F. Meer
Zhoria
Helma
St. Andrew's
Grace
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Three New Members Join Club Activities Review
Three new members were voted into the Tren club during a regular meeting held at Dick And The home. The event featured a three course luncheon and card games, with Jack Hiatt and Dick Anderson winning in bridge. A separate Sunny Side Cp club gathering at Mrs. William Bruck’s home produced a three-table progressive banco game and a late cheon course before adjournment.
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Tren
Ing
Dudson Webmar
Stanley Maiti
Walter Thompson
Jack Hiatt
Dick Anderson
Bridza
Fras
Ed Krenyak
Hom Ur Ginbous
Rose Mears
Sunny Side Cp Club
William Bruck
Second Street
R. Ki Nichol
W. L. Bodine
Ed Weber
C. E. Koontz
Weber
Carotine Averus
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admission and discharge entries show patients including Longfellow Mrs and others with imperfect details. The fragment references Gre Resort 222 9th Combia Sta Be Columbia and 241 Smith Street amid a list of names.
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Longfellew
Ger
Gre Resort
9Th Combia Sta
Columbia
LaGranze
Sarrar
Smith
Fer Eoure
Gay-Ettes Entertain at Iz Play Hosted by Mrs Home
Local entertainment note reports the Gay-Ettes performing at a community event titled iz play. Hostess Mrs Home organized the gathering, showcasing musical numbers and social chatter. The item highlights the group’s appearance and the hostess’s role in coordinating the program.
Meeting Notes Describe Parity Event Among Local Group
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a gathering with individuals including Florine Christanson and Evelens Ernst. Description mentions a large tan space and a meeting at an Apt location with attendees forming a parity or balance. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Howe
Cerne
Christanson
Pezzyr Kaufmin
Evelens Ernst
Peea
To Fete G. R. Mothers at Inter-Club Meeting
A mother daughter banque aid various projects discussed at the Inter-Club council meeting. Theme of the event resembled a past gathering and plans for Play Day were noted. Senior Friends will meet next and members anticipate an upcoming joint session.
Employes Attend Fish Fry at Helfrichs Vermilion
Thirteen employees of the Snyder Buick Pontiac Co. attended a fish fry at Helfrich's in Vermilion last evening. After a hearty meal the group played cards and交流.
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Snyder Buick-Ponti Sc
Helfrich’s
Vermiion
G R Elect President at Garford G Re serves
G R Electpresident Eileen Bvckenroad was elected president of the Garford G Re serves at their regular meeting held yesterday afternoon at the school. Seventeen members attended.
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Eileen Bvckenroad
Garford G Reserves
G Hospital
Licenses Granted in Lorain For Several Individuals
Alfred Dominico and Josephine Acquilino of Lorain receive licenses as asssemblers along with Andrew Detiillo and Nathan Tube Company of Lorain. Also licensed is Josephine Todarello of Lorain.
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Alfred Dominico
Lorain
Assembler
Josephine Acquilino
Andrew Detiillo
Naton Tube Company
Josephine Todarello
Lora
Meetings Y-Indue to meet at the Yo M C A
A gathering called Meetings Y-Indue will convene this evening at the Yo M C A. J. Clare George is scheduled to speak starting promptly at 7 00.
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Y-Indue
M. C. Aa
J. Clare George
Columbus Personal Notices Highlight Local Travel and Events
Miss Phyllis Pond returns to Columbus to attend Ohio State University as a coudent. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. George McCabe, a son born yesterday in Omaha. Agnes M. Stark wedding shower guests from Ridgeville Avon Lake Columbia Station and more. B F Reading, past Grand Master, visits Dr. C J Mitter as he runs for Congressman at Large. Multiple students and residents spend spring vacations in Erie Oberlin College Florida Louisiana State University and various local homes.
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Phyllis Pond
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Ohio State University
George McCabe
Mary Elizabeth Gannon
Omaha
Nebraska
Elrria
Agnes M. Stark
Bay Village
Stark
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Columbia Station
Fields, Capers
Bax Villaze
Cleveland
Fairview
West Park
Elyria
B. F. Reading
Grand Lodge of
C. J. Mitter
Iss Halen W. Pond
Oberlin College
Ruth Cod
Aer
Fiora Russell Fox
R. D
Misa
Ohio
Spen
Portland
Jone
Harvard Avenue
C. G. Norton
Bronson
Michigan
Ton
J. G. Upp
Harry Heiral
Gaush Avenue
Orlando
Flor Esther Schulz
Park Avenue
Sarah Thomas
Western College
Oxford
Tory
Clarence
Mia
Epers
Wiha Humpo
Haverstiead
Shirley Brant
F . Meke
Sanduski
Rebekahs To Entertain Tonight at I O O F Hall
St Clair Rebekah Lodge members present a program at eight o clock in the I O O F Hall. Odd Fellows and Rebel will be entertained, with Dr V Wagar as speaker. A social bout and refreshments follow in the dining room. Regular lodge meeting and degree practice likely Wednesday night in I D.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Dr. V. Wagar
Rebekah Lodge
I. D
Hostess Te Clie Club Honors Eileen O Dousel
Miss Eileen O Dousel was rewarded for her bridge total last night. Mrs Harver Curtis and Miss Muriel Sump attended at Hortense Curtis home at 418 Second Street. Dining room featured pink and green decor with pink rose centerpiece and Easter favors at each place. Next week Miss Marion Higgins of 511 Bond Street will host a tureen dinner.
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Eileen O' Dousel
Hortense Curtis
Cio Club
Second Street
Harver Curtis
Muriel Sump
Marion Higgins
Bond Street
Guest Tureen Dinner by Business Women's Bible Class
The Business Women's Bible class of the YWCA hosted a guest tureen dinner with sixteen members and eleven guest business girls. The evening featured singing led by Mrs. Guy Byars, a class history, a duet by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Porter, and a talk by Miss Lida Imboff about the Cleveland Hebrew tion and the work of the organization.
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Y. WC. A
Guy Byars
Russell Hillier
Brars
W. C. Porter
Local Class Honors Jobe Couple at Methodist Dinner
Members of the John G. Whitney class honored Mr. and Mrs. Jobe as guests of honor at a dinner at the Methodist church. Springside decor featured pussywillow centerpieces. Mr. and Mrs. Miller received a farewell gift as they prepare to move to Spencer. Dr. Evans, retired medical secretary to India, spoke on his work and leprosy.
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Jobe
John GC. Whitney
Methodist Church
Miller
Spencer
John Shook
Evans
India
Scrap Books Made by Scouts of Legion Hatt
Scouts of Trecp No. 3 Legion Hatt presented scrapbooks during a visit to Gates Respir. The Goldfish patrol included Thelma Heag Wood Jeax Olsen and others. The scrapbooks, made for an all-day Findley cabin event, completed their second class tests. The meeting closed with a brief circle tape.
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Trecp No. 3
Legion
Goldfish Patrol
Thelma Heag
Jeax Olsen
Findley
Winser
Morday
Suni Club Dinner at the Y M C A Highlights Charity
Suni Club members enjoyed a catered dinner at the Y M C A with hostesses Rach x Rush Carl son ye Lopp. The club voted to donate five dollars to the Red Cross blood fund. Bridie led the entertainment with Miss Muri Frre and Miss Veda Gold.
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Suni Club
Rush Carlson
Bridie
Muri
Veda
Onz
Eubanks
Townsend Club Meeting at Vincent Last Night
A large crowd gathered despite bad weather to celebrate the Townsend Club receiving its charter. About 35 Elm ia delegates attended, with Lorain, Grange and Amherst representatives present, and speakers from Democratic and other affiliations. A social program followed inside club rooms at 134 Middie avenue with plans for a public party Thursday evening.
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Townsend Club
Elmia
Lorain
Grange
Amherst
Aer
O. Pettijona
W. C. Hill
Middie Avenue
Townsend
Elyria Cordtel
Cleveland school board approves partial teacher salaries
The Cleveland school board votes to pay 4064 public school teachers 5 percent of their pre cut top salaries. Regular schedules are restored where no cuts occurred, while a 15 percent general cut is applied to others. Some teachers receive about 408 dollars and others see decreases from prior pay.
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Cleveland. O
Cleveland School Board
Ohio News In Brief
Ohio items report a judge grants a permanent injunction against the liquor board over exterior signs at Beidel’s Beers. Goodyear Tire names E. J. Thom as president. Marie Martin robbed of 555 dollars as she and husband were held up returning their license. Mrs Percy Kirkham dies from burns after a gas stove explosion. Clyde Holloway, WPA worker, finds a sack of coins dating from 1890s. coins were long evidence of hoarding. Holloway is father of three.
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Cleveland, O
Marie Martin
Galiin, O
Clyde Hellowar
WPA
Tno
Holloway
Volka Noted Figure In Ohio Military Circles For Years
Columbus March 32 Lieut Col John C Volka of Columbus named acting superintendent of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in a state investigation. He served in the Spanish American War and World War I as a major in the 166th Infantry Division. Volka was assistant adjutant general of Ohio from 1923 to 1929 and from 1931 to 1935 and is currently a lieutenant colonel in the Ohio National Guard. The piece highlights the role of science in war.
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Columbus. O
John C. Volka
Columbus
Ohio Soldiers’ & Sailors
Ohio
Coh Voika
Ohio National Guard
Judge to Speak at Fathers and Song Banquet
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley is scheduled to speak tonight at the Fathers and Song Banquet in Spencer under the Methodist Church Men's Club. The talk notes how health substances essential for well being were known for 200 years but buried amid false theories until recently.
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Guy B. Findley
Spencer
Methodist Church
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