Nation's Greatest Basketball Teams to Play Here
C H Worthington asked the Elyria Board of Education for use of the high school gym for winter exhibition games. Contracts include the Celtics on November 26 and Olson's Terrible Swedes on December and the House of David. He plans at least 10 games and hopes to bring the All-American Redheads. The district may cut the nightly rental from $2 if five or more games are held.
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Elyria
C. H. Worthington
Elyria Board of Education
Gmnasium
Worthington
Celtics
New York
Olson
Purchase Equipment for Teachers' Rest Room at JL Junior High
Elyria Board of Education approved the purchase of rest room equipment for Jefferson Junior High School. Superintendent R. C. Maston estimated costs at 125 to 150 dollars, noting the WPA did not approve the item originally included in addition plans. The room will include a couch, cover, table, chairs, drapes, and other furnishings as required by state law.
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Jefferson Junior High School
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
WPA
Maston
Sullivan Notes and Church Meetings Across Local Congregations
Sullivan notes list Division 1 of the Ladies Aid meeting with leader Mrs. Harry Smith for an all day session Wednesday. Board of Control agrees to vote November 14 on selling church sheds. Church Loyalty Sunday set for December 5 to collect pledges for the new year. A county religious education rally will be held at Ashland area churches Friday. Wells rites held for Joseph Wells aged 72 with burial in Sullivan cemetery. survivors include son Grenford Wells and daughter Mrs. Harold Grant. Congregational Men's Association to meet at Chatham high school auditorium Wednesday. North Ashland Council of religious education to meet at the same time.
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Ladies Aid
The
Congregational Church
Harry Smith
Board of Control of
Presbyterian
Lutheran
Ashland
New York Day By Day On Foreign Servants And Valets
New York review notes that hiring foreign servants demands careful reference checks after a string of impersonation cases. It traces a history of elite Japanese and other national valets, their trust roles, luxurious lifestyles, and the high stakes of maintaining secrecy in big houses.
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New York
Park Avenue
Na Uve
Oko
Harlem Dancer Robinson Plans for Future Finances and Charity
The article notes Bill Robinson, aged over 50 in Harlem, has about a quarter million in annuities for retirement. He earns up to 6500 dollars weekly, spends modestly, and donates the rest to colored charities, especially aiding young boys in Richmond Virginia. He favors ice cream, shirts, and private tap lessons.
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Harlem
Bill Robinson
Mable
Richmond
Robinson
Mixed Showers Honor Local Brides In Plain Talk
Mrs Louie Lance Miss Hilda Steingass and Mrs Letha Hill hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wayne Crum at Mrs Delwin Seelys home with about 30 guests. Games were played and gifts were given. Refreshments were served. Mrs Walter Palmer hosted relatives of Vernon Marcellus and Miss Maxime Chamberlain in anticipation of their forthcoming marriage.
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Mallet Creek
Louie Lance
Hilda Steingass
Letha Hill
Wayne Crum
Josephine Seely
Delwin Seely
Crum
Walter Palmer
Parma
Vernon Marcellus
Maxime Chamberlain
Vernon Marcelus
Obituaries and society notes from Mallet Creek area
Miss Gladys Warrensford of Mallet Creek dies in Lodi hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral Monday at Waite Funeral Home Medina with burial in Mallet Creek cemetery. John A. Pierce of Mallet Creek dies at 71 from heart attack while at a race on Lafayette road. Funeral Thursday at Longacre and Son Funeral Home with burial at York cemetery. News notes cover wedding trip returns, a large bridal shower for Maxine Chamberlain, and other local social updates.
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Gladys Warrensford
Mallet Creek
Lodi Hospital
Rhoda Warrensford
Canton
Waite Funeral Home
Medina
John A. Pierce
Henry Schuster
Lafayette Road
Longacre and Son Funeral Home
Hltl Picken
Berea
York Cemetery
Ruggels Federated Church Events and Visits
The Ruggels Federated church next Sunday guest events included Mr and Mrs D E Dudley and their children from Elyria visiting for Thursday evening supper and an overnight stay in honor of Mrs Rose Dudley. Miss Cora Chamberlain and Miss Mable Freyman spent last week in Chicago with relatives.
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Ruggels Federated Church
D. E. Dudley
Elyria
Rose Dudley
Cora Chamberlain
Mable Freyman
Chicago
Your Good Health by Claud North Chr is man
In this column the author discusses alcohol use in medicine. He notes small quantities for short intervals can be beneficial in certain diseases, but long or excessive use is harmful. Whisky is described as an emergency remedy that can dilate vessels raise body heat and relieve heart strain in some high blood pressure conditions.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Approval to Buy Pupils Reading Circle Books in Elyria
The Elyria Board of Education approved purchasing Ohio Pupils Reading Circle books for the entire district at about 270 dollars. A complete set will be bought for each school, with four books per grade. Superintendent R. C. Maston noted past purchases via PTA groups but the plan now covers all schools.
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Ohio
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Maston
Only Good as Medicine in Acute Illness and Injury
The text argues whisky has limited use in acute infections like pneumonia and typhoid and should not be given freely after bleeding. It notes whisky helps in sudden heart failure, prostration from influenza, and in delirium, especially for children and the elderly. It claims small doses can restore pallor and warmth, with bedridden old persons as the main justified long term use.
Slight Food Value Whisky and Alcohol Remedies
A historical note describes whisky as having slight food value with affinity for starches sugars and fats aiding digestion and relieving flatulence. It highlights antiseptic uses in excess, dressing for ulcers, and as an alcohol rub aiding sick patients and bed sores, plus bruises sprains frostbite and stings. It also mentions antiseptic alcohol in emergencies and hints at next column.
College Week Ends With Sister Eleanore’s Wedding
A Wheaton Illinois college student spends a week away and attends her sister Eleanore’s wedding on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs G A Hinman hosted a large gathering Sunday with guests from Cleve land Welshfield Akron Norwalk Medina and more totaling thirty four. The Pedro club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs M E Huffman with guests from Litchfield. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Mel Dague Art Hebb with consolation to Mrs Floyd Carlton Cliff Thomas. Next party planned at M J Dague home.
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Wheaton
Ill
Eleanore
G. A. Hinman
Lloyd Foot
Cleveland
Carl Koontz
Welshfield
Merle "Hammond
Akron
Wayne Hammond
Norwalk
Howard Hedinger
May Robinson
Medina
Elmer Hinman
Russell Dickerman
Corvin Parker
Roy Hinman
M. E. Huffman
John Radle
William Spieth
Litchfield
Mel Dague
Art Hebb
Floyd Carlton
Cliff Thomas
M. J. Dague
Foresight Clears Way For Speedy Justice
In Rapid City a court case over a prized mare ends with a dime found in the horse and removed by a veterinarian. The owner’s claim rests on one man’s word against another as the judge notes. Durban, South Africa plans to scrap all street cars.
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Rapid City
S. D
Durban
South Africa
Third Grade In The Franklin School Has 47 Pupils
Elyria school officials consider possible adjustments at Franklin School as third grade enrollment reaches 47 students. Superintendent R C Maston told the Board of Education that changes are not immediate but may be needed if the number stays high or grows, as there are no vacant rooms to split the class.
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England
Coney Island
Metropolitan, Art Gallery
Franklin
R. C. Maston
Elyria Board of Education
Maston
Books To Be Library Reading Aids In All Schools
Maston states the books will be available in every school as library reading material for independent student reading, not as classroom supplements. They aim to stimulate self-directed reading beyond scheduled lessons.
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Maston
Two Bandits Are Killed In Michigan
In Smiths Creek Michigan St Clair County deputies led by Sheriff William L Van Antwerp killed two Detroit bandits Frank Nowaszek 38 and Edward Scherer 40 after a post office shootout as they attempted to blow open the safe. Officers fired through the post office and gas fumes cleared before bodies were found riddled with bullets. Three deputies aided in the exchange and Detroit postal inspectors assisted.
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Sers Nue Shecters
Ted Teterete
Ito
Aida
Polide
van Antwerp
Jerry Larkins
William Williams
Harry Nea
Detroit
Roy la Forge
Earl A. Barnhart
Hur
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Herbert Stone
Shenandoah Valley
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