Cooperative Society Tour Highlights New Sharon Office Visit
Additional Society members from the Cleveland District toured the Sharon Pennsylvania home office on Friday. Six Cleveland Association teams attended with Supreme President Hadley delivering an address and William Cubbon, Supreme Guardian, also speaking briefly. A buffet luncheon for about 200 followed. Elyria Circle representatives included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dunford and son Leonard along with several members from Avon Lake. Frank Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M will meet Friday in the Masonic Temple for Past Masters Night with the Master Mason Degree to be conferred and a luncheon after. Andrew Hriynak led the C E meeting at Second Congregational Church last night on My Responsibility to Community Welfare with piano solos by Jack Spencer. next Sunday Jean Brillhard leads on Influence of Friends and Companions. A business session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Circle
Cleveland District
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Supreme
Hadley
William Cubbon
Supreme Guardian
Elyria Circle
Sir
Mra
C. E. Dunford
Leonard
Elizabeth Smith
Lillian Heimsath
S. C. Leonhard
Florence Resar
James and
Vivian
Marian Hassel
Avon Lake
Andrew Hriynak
C. E
Second Congregational Church
Matthew
Luke
Jack Spencer
Jean Brillhard
Halloween Parties Gather Neighborhood Fun and Prizes
Mary Resar hosted a five to eight party on East River Street with twenty guests in costumes. Mary Claire Verbeck won best dressed, Dick Martin and Bot Ewers earned unique outfits, James Vivant wore the finest costume, and Donald Martin plus Mary Claire Verbeck won games. Frank Shepherd marked his eleventh birthday with masquerade games and prizes for Bobbie Riddle, Bobbie Collins, Phillip Stock, and Howard Sherman. Noel Duckett hosted a 2 Halloween masquerade at 508 East Broad Street with pumpkins and ghosts. Myrtle Birr Leland Sheriff named best dressed, Harvey Merriman funniest, and prizes went to Mrs. Marjorie Griffen Miss Hildreth Sasse Mrs. Russell Minger and Fred Sasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Resar
East Riverstreet
Mary Claire Verbeck
Dick Martin
Bot Ewers
Lorain
James Vivant
Donald Martin
Frank Shepherd
Ninth Street
Bobbie Riddle
Bobbie Collins
Phillip Stock
Howard Sherman
Frank
Noel Duckett
East Broad Street
Hallowe'en
Myrtle Birr
Leland Sheriff
Harvey Merriman
Marjorie Griffen
Hildreth Sasse
Russell Minger
Fred Sasse
Lorain area arrests result in multiple fines
Licenses Paul Molnar aged 62 Lorain mould er Elizabeth Molnar 47 Sheffield Virgil Moll 26 Lorain motor man and Margaret Whalen 21 Lorain listed among five people fined for intoxication arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith. Walter Root 36 East Bridge street was fined five dollars and costs. Jack Gosser arrested near the state liquor store fined three dollars and costs. George Macon 1832 Middle avenue fined one dollar and costs. Ottie Brown 1815 12 Middle avenue arrested at 660 Lodi street. Chauncey Knechtges of Grafton arrested at rear of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Walter Root
East Bridge Street
Jack Gosser
George Macon
Middle Avenue
Ottie Brown
Lodi Street
Chauncey Knechtges
Grafton
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Community Chest and hospital budgets contrasted in debate
The debate centers on hospital funding and Community Chest appropriations. The hospital seeks a $25,000 debt reduction while Chest funds would cover operating expenses only. The hospital budget was cut this year due to higher earnings and better collections. Lawrence Webber announced The Elyrians will sing at opening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Webber
Elyrians
Community Chest Budget Set At 8000
The general committee of the Community Chest approved a budget of $8000 at a Friday meeting, with November 15 set as the drive opening. Items include Red Cross $500, Visiting Nurse $2000, Girl Scouts $350, Boy Scouts $600, Phyllis Wheatley Center $?, Allen Hospital $2000, Village Improvement Society $200, 4 H clubs $75, Relief $1000, Administration expense $150, Campaign expense $250, total $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlen
General Committee of the
Community Chest
Red Cross
Phyllis Wheatley Center
Vucattional
Allen Hospital
Village — Improvement Society
Club Activities Set For Week At Oberlin Churches
Local clubs schedule meetings on Monday and Tuesday November 1 and 2 at various homes and venues in Oberlin. The Queen Esther Society meets at 3 30 pm at 41 North Pleasant street, the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters at 35 North Park street, and the Women's Progressive club at 213 Grafton Street with Mrs Frank Johnson assisting. On Tuesday November 2 the History Department of the Oberlin Women's club convenes at 196 Forest street, the Nineteenth Centry club hosts a guest meeting at Oberlin Inn, and other groups include the Martes club host, American Legion Auxiliary, East Oberlin Townsend club No 1 with pot luck after a guest program on the National Recovery Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Lela Pfaff
North Pleasant Street
Chiefs Association
Pythian Sisters Temple
H. A. Funk
North Park Street
Women's Progressive Club
Mattie Johnson
Grafton Street
Frank Johnson
Oberlin Women’s Club
C. Bubb
Forest Street
Nineteenth Centry Club
Oberlin Inn
P. D. Sherman
Donald Cummings
West Lorain Street
Martes Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legson
Albers
Cura
Hoga Falls
Pickering
Cleveland
East Oberlin
Townsend Club
East Oberlin Community Church
Sentenced For Violation Of Probation
Alvin Sanders 27 of 1822 Middlevenue was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook for probation violation. He had been on a strict probation after taking a car without consent and was arrested for theft of a 1937 Packard from The Lakewood Automobile Company. He attempted suicide by wrist cutting while in county jail. the term is indeterminate pending Carole board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Sanders
Middlevenue
Mansfield Reformatory
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Sanders
Fremiont
Oberlin
Lakewood Automobile Company
Saunders
Cook
Reformatory
Carole Board
Deputy Clerk Appointed Grace O Malley at 211 Prince ton Ave
Deputy clerk Grace O Malley of 211 Prince ton avenue was appointed in the clerk of court’s office by Clerk H E Agate to assist with indexing. Agate said she will handle extra work from foreclosures. O Malley is Elyria High School and Elyria Business College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace O'Malley
Princeton Avenue
H. E. Agate
Agate
Elyria High School
Elyria Business College
Deaths in Elyria area from October rites and obituaries
Death records show Mrs Kate Smith formerly of Elyria died October 23 at her daughter's home in Apple Creek after a long illness. Born June 5, 1860 in Elyria she spent most of her life there until moving to Apple Creek. Survived by daughter and three grandsons. Funeral at Bittner Funeral Home then St Marys Church. Also obituary notes Frances Smith 39 of Spring Street died at Aller Hospital and Daniel Buswell buried at Ridgelawn after services at Bittner. Margaret Tran 49 of Grafton died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after lingering illness. survived by husband Elmer and four children, several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Christy
Spring Street
Bernice Wood
Groveland Street
J. B. Rosecrans
Cleveland
W. G. Young
Hattie Welch
Elyria
Herrice Wood
Mra
Bale Smith
Kate Smith
Merton Bates
Apple Creek
Ohio
Bittner
St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Oberlin
Frances Smith
Oliver Smith
Aller Hospital
Margaret Tran
Elmer Tran
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carlisle
Methodist Church
Harold
Russell
Alice
Helen
William Maller
Fred Messal
Amherst
Alma Bring
Walter H. Bring
Nichols
Frank Belden Anherst Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Frank Belden aged 60 will be held Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the Cleveland Avenue home of Mr and Mrs H A Standen with Rev Beebe officiating. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery. Belden, a Gallipolis resident, died Sunday after a two year illness. He was born in Amherst and worked as a machinist foreman in Lorain and Mt. Pleasant WV. Survived by widow Florence a daughter Helen Nausek and son Morris F Belden, plus three sisters. Funeral rites Tuesday evening at the Gallipolis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Belden
Gallipolis
Amherst
Lorain
Mt. Pleasant
West Virginia
Stonington
H. A. Standen
Cleveland Avenue
Brownhelm Cemetery
Rocky River
Dover Road
Flo
Mitchell
Mary Louise
Lake Road
Avon Lake
Dover
Bay Villages
Lakewood
West Lake
D. B. Powers
Catherine Cole
Berthy Porter
Phill
Fromboise
Lilian Minard
Charles Cole
Bay Village
St. Rose's Church
West 114Th Street
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Lakeview Cemetery
Death in front of George home prompts funeral rites
An accident in front of the George residence killed a man and left Mrs. George and her children Teresa 7 Victoria 7 and Alfred 3 in the house. The deceased was employed by The Cleveland Quarries Companies for 20 years. Funeral services by Zilch Funeral Home are set for 9 A M tomorrow at the Church of the Nativity South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Home
George
Theresa
Victoria
Alfred
Cleveland Quarries Companies
Church of the Nativity
South Amherst
Mitchell
Number Three Continued From Page One
The item continues from page one detailing the president of the carriers' association and other officials. Entertainment features mention musical numbers by five small shows and Nine-Solele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriers’ Association
SS Haeee
Soielee
Grain and live stock markets and a traffic death notice
Market listings for grain including wheat oats corn and millet with bid prices and receipts show prices around No 2 red wheat 96 to 100 cents, yellow corn 76 to 90 cents, oats 32 to 36. Livestock bids cover steers heifers and hogs with prices and market status. A fatal traffic accident near Rocky River claims Flo Mitchell aged n, daughter Mary Louise and others survive. services set at St Rose’s Church with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Polv DO Gwihain
Goethe
Market report shows varied prices for livestock and produce
The report lists prices for pork, butter, eggs, live poultry, and potatoes. Hogs range 100 to 300 pounds with prices from 9 50 to 9 75. butter steady at 18 cents over. eggs steady with grade and freshness details. live poultry prices quoted for various fowl sizes. potatoes from Ohio to Maine with per 100 pound bag quotes between 1.15 and 1.65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
York State
Michigan
Public Sale At LaGrange Area Auction Of Livestock And Farm Tools
The undersigned offers a public auction at her residence on Whitehead Road near LaGrange and Grafton. Sale includes 3 horses a brown six year old gelding and a brown mare a black fifteen year old gelding, 14 head of cattle including Guernsey Holstein and Jersey cows and calves, plus farm tools and grain such as oats corn hay straw and multiple implements. Household goods and lunch provided by Lag Grange P T A. Terms cash day of sale. Clayton H. Sooy, Auct Geo Woodruff, Clerk.
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LaGrange
Grafton
Whitehead Road
Guernsey
Jersey
McCormick Deering
Lag Grange P. T. A
Antone Gedridge
Clayton H. Sooy
Geo. Woodruff
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Home Office
F. A. Humphrey
Blue Bird ‘Restaurant
Murbach
Duckett Home
Paul Molnar
Moulder
Elizabeth Molnar
Sheffield
Virgil Moll
Margaret Whalen
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Woodssor
Townsend Notes
GC. L. Cooper
Robert and
James
Akron
Charles Hallouer
Claude L. Lyman
Robert Lyman
Sally Ann
Brunswick
John Smith
Claud. Lyman
Ralph Busted
Annie Payne
North Main Street
Clarence Payne
Mrs
Daniel Bus Well
Lorain County
Rev
R. W. Neighbour
Actating
Ridgelawn
Funeral Home
Beebe
Nesbitt Cemetery
Lee Minkler
Harwood Avenue
Sederis Restaurant
Stone’s Grill
Ee Whch
Elvria
Joseph Q. Petro
Republican
Alfred A. Alten
Wen Irk
Iine
Marilyn Smith
Harriet
June Foley
Carl Johnson
L. E. Palmer
C. J. Sartor
Harry Grege
Frank Spencer
POU
Elyrin Say & Trust
Sacto
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Greenwich
Auction Co
C. Woodworth
Plymouth
National Auction Co
Adarto
Mansfield
D. FE. Tucker
Audy Co
Jay C
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