Surprise Golden Glow party honors Kathryn Ryan birthday
Members of the Golden Glow club and their husbands toasted Mrs Kathryn Ryan at her Third Street home with games music and a fish fry. Prizes went to Leona Harmon and George Krugman for high scores, with Alton and Mrs Page second. Mary Dengate aided hosting. gifts given.
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Golden Glow Club
Kathryn Ryan
Ryan
Third Street
Leona Harmon
George Krugman
Alton Page
Frank Ryan
Mary Dengate
Leo McLaughlin
O. Harmon
Carl Hollup
Peter Boyd
Charles Henry
Mary Diederich
Elizabeth Galloway
Anna Hollup
Bellefield Avenue
Lorain
Community Circle No 2 meets at Mrs Cochrane home
Nom Committee Circle No 2 of the First Congregational church met at Cambridge street home of Mrs Paul Cochrane. Devotions by Mrs Harry Hoover on Meditation from the 23rd Psalm. Miss Edna Gray Johnson spoke on her Easter Palestine tour. A violin solo by Marjorie Cookston. Picnic planned at Telegraph road cottage of Mrs Annetta Otto.
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First Congregational Church
Paul Cochrane
Cambridge Street
Harry Hoover
Edna Gray Johnson
Palestine
Bogart
Marjorie Cookston
Anne McClellan
Mis
Edith Barker
Allen Rose
Alex Heggie
A. E. Schulzer
George Hoke
Telegraph Road
Annetta Otto
Honors luncheon for Mrs Shaw and Miss Hart at Oberlin alumni circle
Mrs S G Shaw of Harrison street hosted a luncheon today for house guest Miss Ethel Hart of Wilton Connecticut. Eight guests attended and only Miss Frances Bement of Dover was from out of town. Hart and Shaw were Oberlin college whites. Circle 1 met yesterday at First Congregational church to elect officers. new chairwoman is Miss Elizabeth Rich.
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S. G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Ethel Hart
Wilton
Connecticut
Frances Bement
Dover
Hart
Shaw
Oberlin
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Rich
Hendersons Celebrate Mr Hendersons 75th Birthday
Oberlin May 20 Mr and Mrs J T Henderson entertained members of the Oberlin School of Commerce faculty and their wives at a dinner honoring Mr Hendersons seventy fifth birthday anniversary Seventy five rosebuds in various colors were presented by the faculty and a delightful social evening followed.
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Oberlin
J.T. Henderson
Memboera
Oberlin School of Commerce
Henderson
Farewell Dinner Honors Dr and Mrs G Walter Flake
Dr Fiske retires from the Graduate School of Theology and plans a Syria year abroad with Mrs Fiske. The Fiskes will settle in Framington Center after return. West College Street hosts a gathering for faculty and spouses, including Drs H G May and Er ne st Wilk ins.
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H. G. May
West College Street
G. Walter Flake
Graduate School of Theology
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Fiske
Syria
Framington Center
Boston
Miss Elizabeth Bremmer Kuehn Recital Planned at Oberlin
Miss Elizabeth Bremmer Kuehn pupil of Raymond Cerf at the Conservatory of Music will present her senior violin recital Friday night May 21 at 7 15 in Warner Hall. In 1934 she won a violin scholarship with Leon Sometini of Chicago Musical College and was a member of the Chicago Women's Symphony. She is a concertmaster of the Oberlin Conservatory Orchestra.
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Elizabeth Bremmer Kuehn
Raymond Cerf
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Kuehn
Leon Sometini
Chicago Musical College
Chicago Women's Symphony
Oberlin Conservatory
Village council awards Westinghouse for street lighting
At a village council meeting last evening a contract was awarded to the Westinghouse Electric Supply Company of Cleveland for street lighting equipment. Other regular business was transacted. Women’s Relief Corps members are urged to attend an all day meeting Friday May 21 starting 10:30 a.m. to make wreaths for Decoration Day with a pot luck dinner at 12:30. The Norwalk Townsend Road Farm Women’s club hosts an all day meeting today at the home of Mrs. Roy Jackson. Mrs. Winifred Dudley Burnham and two children from Fall River are visiting Mrs. Burnham’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will. A. W. Peters will be secretary and Mrs. A. C. Schilleman treasurer. The June meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. L. E. Bonsieur’s home.
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Cleveland
Trinity Cathedral
St. Paul's Church
Earl Taylor
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Kenyon Avenue
R. G. Rockwood
George Colburn
L. F. McDonald
Church School Room
C. R. Summers
Allen Hospital
McClelland
Fredericktown
Harold Lathrop
Groveland Street
North Professor Street
W. F. Gravit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Avery
Grafton Road
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company of
Ktelief Corps
Norwalk
Townsend Road
A. W. Peters
A. C. Schilleman
L. E. Bonsieur
Eaat Avenue
Granges Plan Student Loan Fund and Canning Contest
Lorain County Grange members start plans for a student loan fund and a canning contest. A 15 member committee outlined goals at a district meeting in Poe Medina County with Mrs. R D McConnell and local Grange leaders from five counties. Prizes totaled 100 dollars for best canned fruit variety and awards for best fruit vegetables pickles and meat with county eliminations leading to a Cincinnati final. Canned entries sold for fund proceeds.
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Lorain County
Grange
Poe
Medina County
R. D. McConnell
West Salem
Ohio
Lorain
John Burk
Frank Mason
Mason
Hales
Acme Grange
Munn
Eaton
Fred Manining
Wellington
Fred Rollins
Penfield
Reuben Miller
North Elyiat
Harry Lauer
Carlisle
R. M. Ostrelm
Kipton
Earl Easterday
Huntington
Leona Lewht
Belden
Bessie Sigsby
Old Glory
Charlotte Steinmetz
North Ridgeville
Rex Lees
Henrietta
George Knittle
Hickory Tree
Marthe Berg
Oberlin
Ohio State Grange
Cincinnati
State Grange
McConnell
Japanese Telephones Hold High Value in Japan
In Japan government controlled phone service and superstition keep telephone ownership scarce and costly. Applications to the communications ministry lead to ownership rights after years, with brokers selling lines at high prices. Numbers matter. four is avoided, while numerology can alter numbers to bring favorable meanings. The central post office has no box for that number.
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Tokyo
Japan
Communications Ministry
Pitkin Urges Mutual Job Aid in St Louis
Walter B. Pitkin aged 59 author of Life Begins at Forty calls for mutual aid to help both young and old people who cannot find industrial jobs. He proposes cooperative work initiatives to place them in employment and ease labor shortages.
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Louis
Walter B. Pitkin
Woman Denies Charge Of Beating Her Baby To Death
In Mississippi, Vivian Gregory denies beating her three month old daughter to death. Jail guards and neighbors watched fears of mob violence as officers reported the child’s bruising and nose bleed. The district attorney claimed Gregory confessed to beating the infant for punishment before dying.
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Jackson
Misa
Vivian Gregory
Hinds
J M. Martin
Raleigh
Smight County
Homer Corrie
Water Tower Model Display At Local Savings & Tremt
A miniature regional water tower model on display at Broad Street windows of The Savings & Tremt. Built by Garber of 117 Madison, the two foot wooden model is painted with realistic detailing.
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Ie Savings & Tremt
Garber
Madison
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Anna Salva
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Sara House
Alonor
Miss Carroll
Esther Wood
N. Professor Street
Alta Harris
C. H. Dudley
West College Treat
Goodyear
Ian
G.m.marsh & Son
East Ave
Broad &T
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Arndts
Grafton Rothgery Motor Sales
Kipton J. W. Perkins
LA Granger
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Gregory
Fielda
Martin
Germany
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Mintetare
Jiffy
KODAK
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Wondersoft
Scout
Kekea
Gile
Ulamente Eee Ees
Brewee's Yeast
Hobarts
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Thermos
STAG
Absorbine JR
Gerber’s
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Woodbury
Armands Coty
Lady Esther
Apex Wall Paper Cleaner
Weer Et Eee
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Eodarsed
Hugh
Hoxtt
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