But: Boake Carter on big business and Roosevelts plan
The piece argues the FTC seeks new laws against big business and deceptive practices while warning Roosevelt must choose between state socialism or letting capitalism work. It contends mass production makes big business essential, criticizes regulatory plans, and calls for clarity on government growth to shield the public. It condemns attempts to curb big business as harming living standards and warns of escalating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Mr. Roosevelt
America
FCT
Chile
United States
Roosevelt
Roosevelt on Big Corporations and Public Pricing
A fragment quotes debate over Roosevelt's stance on corporate bigness and antitrust action. It contrasts calls to break up firms with promises to maintain high prices for radios telephones automobiles washing machines and clothing, arguing the inconsistency in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Roosevelt
Ina
Malta fever and Brucellosis described in health column
Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses Malta fever Brucellosis Bangs disease and its puzzling nature noting its Mediterranean origin goats milk and flesh transmission and underdiagnosis in the U S Also listed are local social events including Women's Foreign Missionary Society party November 11 at the M E church parlors Mrs John Bohn hosting Ladies Aid at her home November 11 and the P T A November 16 meeting at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
John Bohn
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Abortive Fever: A Growing Threat Across the Nation
A physician notes a rising problem termed abortive fever, now widespread across the country. Many diagnosed cases may be missed, with transmission from cattle hogs and goats through milk and handling meat. The disease causes abscesses and boils, can leave animals infertile, and may spread via blood if untreated.
Not Often Fatal But Tuberculosis-Like Fever From Milk
The text describes a nonfatal fever linked to milk from infected animals, with incubation of six to fifteen days. Symptoms include fever, indigestion, headache, chills, and muscle ache, followed by sweats and possible prostration. It may resemble typhoid or malaria, with variable fever patterns and poor response to quinine. Pasteurization and animal elimination are urged. diagnosis via blood tests. treatment limited, but nutrition and sea nursing aid care.
Chin exercise for firming facial contours with a book
The exercise uses a book pressed under the chin to firm the throatline and facial contours. Lean elbows on the table with the book supported in the palms and rest the chin on the book. Open wide, press the book firmly, then slowly count to ten while moving the jaws, repeating five to ten times.
Stop the mania to tinker with every cog in the machine
A quoted line urges stopping futile tinkering with the system to protect the American mode of life and character. The speaker argues against disrupting well functioning parts and warns against unnecessary changes that could harm overall operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Moon Brotherhoods First Meeting Set for Monday Night
Henrietta reports the Moon Brotherhood will hold its inaugural meeting Monday evening November 8 at 8 p m in the Methodist church. A strong program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moon Brotherhood
Methodist
Portman Hosts Miss Doris Portman Hosts Bible Circle
Sunday afternoon gathering at the Standard Bearers society of the Methodist church was held at Miss Doris Portman’s home with members and guests. Overnight visitors included Mrs. Carl Krieg and the Weidman family hosted by Mrs. Katie Weidman. Families from Elyria and Oberlin attended as dinner and visiting guests at various local homes during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Portman
Standard Bearers Society
The
Methodist Church
Carl Krieg
Katie Weidman
Local social notes from Brownheim and nearby towns
Mrs Mary Becker and brother Fred Haag visited Mr and Mrs Carl Becker in Brownheim on Monday. Mrs Milton Parrish and daughter from Elymna called on her mother Mrs Lena Gegenheimer Saturday evening. Miss Alice Buchs of Oberlin spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Anna Buchs. Martha Bauman of Oberlin and Godfrey Bauman were guests at Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Irwin Bauman and Mrs John Geissendoerfer drove to Barberton Sunday. Mrs Geissendoerfer stayed to Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs Mary Ahl. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor and daughter Carol Anne joined by Mrs Dana of Norwalk and Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian, plus Mrs Orlo Coven and son Wendall, visited Theodore Ries and son Myron Sunday. Mr and Mrs C O Burill of Elyria and Mr and Mrs V D Whitney and daughter Lavern e of Butler Road dined with Mrs Mary Becker. Mr and Mrs Henry VanCamp and daughter Margaret of Olmsted Falls attended, and Mr and Mrs Will Becker and family of Camden Center were Sunday afternoon visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Becker
Fred Haag
Carl Becker
Brownheim
Milton Parrish
Elymna
Lena Gegenheimer
Alice Buchs
Oberlin
Anna Buchs
Martha Bauman
Godfrey Bauman
Fred Bauman
Irwin Bauman
John Geissendoerfer
Barberton
Geissendoerfer
Tll
Mary Ahl
Robert Taylor
Carol Anne
Dana
Norwalk
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Orlo Coven
Wendall
Theodore Ries
Myron
C. O. Burill
Elyria
V. D. Whitney
Laverne
Butler Road
Sunddays
Henry VanCamp
Margaret
Olmsted Falls
Will Becker
Camden Center
Community Briefs From Bellevue to Berea Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Jesse Portman and children spent Sunday in Bellevue as guests of Ray mond Wilt. Mrs Amanda Bauman and Rev Ernest Bauman of Berea called on John Bauman Jr and were supper guests at Geissendoerfer home. Max Coates and son Gary of Cleveland returned home after visiting Harold Coates. Freq Lange of Cleveland spent Monday with Melvin Unger. Adam Horn and Jacob Bechtel hosted visits from the Horns and the Schulz families. Henry Fieman of South Amherst called on Fred Bauman. Captain Young visited Theodore Ries. Rev Kaetzel called on Rev Ernest Bauman of Berea. Mrs Jonas Baker and Carl and Fannie Ahl of Barberton called on John Bauman Jr. Eva Peabody and Eliza Sanders of Amherst plus John Peabody of Seinfeld Mich and Louis Holzhauer of Birmingham visited the Richards Sanders home with others from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Portman
Donald
Carol
Darren
Bellevue
Raymond Wilt
Amanda Bauman
Ernest Bauman
Berea
John Bauman, Jr
John Geissendoerfer
Max Coates
Gary
Cleveland
Harold Coates
Freq Lange
Melvin Unger
Adam Horn
Jacob Bechtel
South Ridge
Silas Buchs
Anna Buchs
Alice
Ernie Buchs
Katie Weideman
Martin Pippert
Misa Sophia Pippert
Christ Schulz
Ceylon
Carl Schulz
Shinrock
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Fred Bauman
Captain Young
Theodore Ries
Kaetzel
Jonas Baker
Carl
Fannie Ahl
Barberton
John Bauman Jr
Eva Peabody
Eliza, Sanders
Amherst
John Peabody
Seinfield
Mich
Louis Holzhauer
Birmingham
Richard Sanders
Henry Piggott
Kemper
GC. A. Bowers
Frank
Emma Zarkley Named General Chair for DAV Forget Me Not Day
Emma Zarkley will serve as general chairman for Elyria DAV Chapter No 49 Forget-Me-Not Day sale on Saturday November 13 in Elyria. District captains will recruit girls to sell remembrance flowers to raise funds for rehabilitation activities of the Disabled American Veterans during the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Zarkley
Elyria
Thomas Mihalis
Zarkley
Sunday Socials in Ohio Town Take Center Stage
Charles Conklin of Huron visited the Court home on Sunday afternoon. Frank Cook of Oberlin joined later for evening calls. Patsy Kelble stayed with grandmother Edna Unger in Elyria. Earl Sweet and Brownhelm family visited Hopkins residence. Joe Chismar and daughter Mary Joe of Lakewood were guests at Bauman-Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conklin
Huron
Wallace Court
Frank Cook
Oberlin
Patsy Kelble
Edna Unger
Wendall Unser
Elyria
Earl Sweet
Brownhelm
Leon Hopkins
Joe Chismar
Mary Joe
Lakewood
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Local social notes recall visits and a wedding
Mrs. Fred l Latteman spent Thursday with Mrs. Henry Alt Miller. Conrad Adler and daughter Louise visited in Toledo with Millard Lake’s family. Communion services planned at the Methodist church on November 7. Elmer Portman and sons Frederick and Elmer Jr visited Elmer’s mother. Louise Haersel of Rugby visited Sunday. Veneta Twining and Anna Adler called on Howard Born in Oberlin Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Reusser visited Memorial Hospital Elyria Saturday. Ellyria visits by Roy Sanders and O. C. Sanders family. Charles Cook and Miss Mattie Sanders spent weekend in Elyria and attended Betty Nilsen and Elden Smith wedding at First Methodist. Walter Walker of Oberlin visited Harold Coates Sunday. Carl Reusser and Gene Mooney from Cleveland spent time with Carl’s parents. Ray Brown visited Phillip Battenhouse in Kipton Sunday afternoon. Paul Hostettler of Cleveland and Anne Johnson of Oberlin dined with Hostettler Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred l Latteman
Henry Altmiller
Conrad Adler
Louise
Toledo
Millard Lake
Methodist Church
Elmer Portman and
Frederick and
Elmer, Jr
Louise Haersel
Rugby
Veneta Twining
Anna Adler
Elden Smith
First Methodist Church
Walter Walker
Oberlin
Harold Coates
Carl Reusser
Gene Mooney
Cleveland
Albert Reusser
Ray Brown
Phillip Battenhouse
Kipton
Paul Hostettler
M. G. Johnson
Anne
John Hostettler
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Around Clarksfield
Mr and Mrs Austin Ewell and family of Clarksfield shared Sunday dinner with relatives. Mrs Corwin Coe and Mrs Owen Thompson visited relatives in Toledo over the weekend. Sunday evening calls at Arthur Jewett’s home were from Court Palmer of Wellington and Lloyd Handley with daughter from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Ewell
Clarksfield
Corwin Coe
Owen Thompson
Toledo
Arthur Jewett
Court Palmer
Wellington
Lloyd Handley
Elyria
Pad dock Funeral for Mrs Maude Hawkins Pad dock
Mrs Maude Hawkins Paddock died after a four year illness Saturday morning at her Kennedy Ridge home. She is survived by her husband Norman Paddock and three children Helen Pomeroy Roger and Kathryn. The funeral was held Monday at 3 PM at Pease Funeral Home Dover Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hawkins Paddock
Kennedy Ridge
Norman Paddock
Helen Pomeroy
Roger
Kathryn
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Center
Halloween Party at Rochester Methodist Church Basement
About seventy five youths from Clarksfield Brighton and Rochester Ep worth Leagues attended a masked party in the Rochester Methodist Church basement Friday night. Marilyn McDonald and Dixie Draper won for best costumes while Donald Cassell depicted a hobo. Rev H H Patrick appeared ghostly in sackcloth and ashes. After unmasking, games followed with doughnuts and cider. The church dining room was seasonally decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Clarksfield
Brighton
Epworth
Marilyn McDonald
Dixie Draper
Donald Cassell
H. H. Patrick
Marriage Revealed In Ashland For Neva Ringler And Stanley Fowden
Announcement states Neva Bursley Ringler married Stanley Fowden last Tuesday in Ashland Kentucky. They reside on a farm purchased from Rome Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Neva Bursley Ringler
Stanley Fowden
Rome Winters
Birthday Celebrated for 87th Frank Clifford
The 87th birthday of Frank Clifford was celebrated at his Akron home on Sunday with relatives and friends visiting. Attendees included A. W. Robinson of Spencer, Mr and Mrs Dee Robinson, Mr and Mrs William Brumbaugh, Mr and Mrs Festerman, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gaynor and daughter Marilyn. They brought a lovely cake and ice cream was served. He received many cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clifford
A. W. Robinson
Spencer
Dee Robinson
William Brumbaugh
Festerman
Kenneth Gaynor
Marilyn
Akron
Local Social Notes From Hartford and Elyria
Elmer Chamberlain Edna Joseph and other Hartford guests visited Mrs Nora Chamberlin last week. Ralph McCauley Everett spent the weekend with his grandmother. Mrs Corwin Coe and Mrs Owen Thompson visited Elyria relatives. Sunday dinner guests included A E Storrow Florence Davidson and Lillian. Rev I D Rife recovering slowly after cataract removal in Columbus. David and Douglas Murray visited grandparents E D Thompson in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Chamberlain
Edna Joseph
Hartford
Florence Davidson
Lillian
I. D. Rife
Columbus
David and
Douglas Murray
Elyria
E. D. Thompson
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Choate of Elgin visited Mrs. Eva Winfield. Miss Carollina Howland of Warren spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland. The Foster family near Wellington moved Monday into their newly purchased property from L. C. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Carols Snyder and daughter Lillian, home from Kent State College, attended a cousin’s funeral in Franklin, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Hileman, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Thudhum attended a birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frands near New London Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Choate
Elgin
Eva Winfield
Carollina Howland
Warren
Frank Rowland
Near Wellington
L. C. Wolfe
Carols Snyder
Lillian
Kent State College
Franklin, O
Lawrence Snyder
Lovell Hileman
Elwyn Thudhum
Charles Frands
New London
Family News From Wellington and Nearby Towns
Sunday gatherings marked visits among Parker and related families in Wellington and nearby towns. Attendees included Frank Parker and family, Mrs. Wade Knapp ill, and Marilyns seen visiting Litchfield. A. L. Alger and Arthur Lynder families hosted and welcomed relatives from Medina, Hartford, and Greenwich.
Election Returns Show Township Village Officers Named
Election results list township trustees Dell Richard Gus Pohlman and James Langon. township clerk treasurer Harold Ringler. Justice of Peace Graydon Jewett. constables Cliff Cowie and Dale Winfrcig. School Board Esther Babcock J L Knapp Homer Anderson Harry Miller. Village Mayor W E Crandall. Clerk D C Mann. Treasurer Mildred Rowland. council members C D Setterfield Arthur Jewett George Davidson Giles Seger Wade Knapp Lesley Trippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Richard
Gus Pohlman
James Langon
Treasqurer
Harold Ringler
Graydon Jewett
Cliff Cowie
Dale Winfrcig
Esther Babcock
J. L. Knapp
Homer Anderson
Harry Miller
W. E. Crandall
D. C. Mann
Local residents share visits across Cleveland area
North Olmsted residents Mrs Les ter Costello and children visited her mother in Cleveland on Sunday. Oberlin couple Mr and Mrs Earl Heisser and baby Ralph spent Saturday with cousin Mrs Bertha Gould. The James Beal family moved toLorain Road Hammond house. Mrs Claude Hammonds sisters from Youngstown and Niles joined weekend visit. Gilbert Stearns and Albert Geater of nearby towns spent Sunday in Salem with Stearns’ brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gilbert Stearns
Lorain Road
Albert Geater
Salem
City officials re elected in a local government sweep
David Douglass was re elected mayor with Elroy Christman as clerk Lucretia Elliott as Treasurer Geo Christman as marshal and the slate of Fred Stentz Herman Bidwell C T Hird Fred Koelewyn Clarence Demaline and Louis Decker named as councilmen in a routine municipal vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Douglass
Elroy Christman
Lucretia Elliott
Geo. Christman
Fred Stentz
Herman Bidwell
C. T. Hird
Fred Koelewyn
Clarence Demaline
Louis Decker
Local Social Notes From Chatham Area
Miss Ruth Jameyson spends Thursday to Sunday at home from Kent. Mack Whitman Edis Lyons and Laverne Gunder attended a husking contest near Sandusky recently. Edna Goodyear returns home after a month with cousin Mrs Glenn Vandemark of Lima. Lee Walkden and Family hosts in Columbia. Clyde Walkden of Elyria visits. Lyman Chidsey and wife visit Packards before Florida winter. Mrs Lee Walkeen visits North Eaton Hawkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ruth Jameyson
Kent
Mack Whitman
Edis Lyons
Laverne Gunder
Sandusky
Edna Goodyear
Glenn Vandemark
Lima
Lee Walkden
Fred Walkden
Columbia
Clyde Walkden
Elyria
Lyman Chidsey
Medina
Ernest Packard
Florida
Lee Walkeen
W.R. Hawke
North Eaton
Penfield PTA to Meet Thursday Evening
Penfield reports the Parent-Teachers Association will convene Thursday evening at the school auditorium on November 11 for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Parent- Teachers Association
Church group meets at Bligh home on Oct 31
The Christian Endeavor gathered Sunday evening October 31 at Miss Helen Bligh’s home with thirteen attendees. Rev Karl Darkey led the meeting on “The Church We Love” and Lois Leach was elected pianist with Josephine Rollin as assistant. The next gathering is invited for November 7 at Rollin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor
Helen Bligh
Karl Darkey
Lois Leach
Josephine Rollin
Joséphine Rollin
Entertains Society as Congregational Methodists Elect Officers
Mrs Leonard Bradstock hosted the Congregational Methodist Society gathering with a covered dish meal and devotionals by Mrs Darkey. Officers for 1937 38 were elected: Marian Leach president Carrie Starr first vice president Marian Dickason second vice president Adelaide Rowley treasurer Hazel Andrews assistant treasurer Olive Betts secretary Mildred Berkey assistant secretary Grace Hoffman Cleveland Edith Taylor Elyria were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bradstock
Congregational Methodist Society
Darkey
Marian Leach
Carrie Starr
Marian Dickason
Adelaide Rowley
Hazel Andrews
Olive Betts
Mildred Berkey
Grace Hoffman
Cleveland
Edith Taylor
Elyria
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Sooy
Mr and Mrs Stanley Sooy entertained at their home on Saturday evening with members of the Ladies Afternoon Pinochle Club and their husbands. Decorations reflected Hallowe'en. Mrs Arthur Richman and Philip Babel won first prizes. Mrs James Herrick and Howard Andrews received consolation gifts. Refreshments were prepared by Mrs Sooy and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sooy
Hallowe'en
Arthur Richman
Philip Babel
James Herrick
Howard Andrews
Sooy
Local Briefs Include Visitors and Health Update
Mr and Mrs William Jordan of Cleveland were dinner guests of Fraunfelder. Lawrence Fraunfelder also visited in Columbus. Miss Esther Sooy and Miss Mavie Bohen of New London spent the weekend in Columbus attending the Ohio State Northwestern game. Mrs Homer Sooy has been ill but is improving. Mr and Mrs Richard Leach and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jordan
Cleveland
Fraunfelder
Lawrence Fraunfelder
Esther Sooy
Mavie Bohen
New London
Columbus
Ohio State Northwestern
Homer Sooy
Richard Leach
Prince of Peace Declamation At Amherst High
Amherst Ohio November 6 Prince of Peace declamation contest held at the local high school during senior chapel. Irvin Maxwell read scripture, Ralph Holzhauser trumpeted, then speech class members presented pieces by Laux Izold Berger Larson etc. Robert Laux won first, Susan Katonak second, Burton Hoffner third. Laux to county contest in December. A separate junior high program followed with scripture, prayers, solos, songs, and a Europe trip talk by Kathryn Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Irvin Maxwell
Ralph Holzhauer
Sam Truscello
Mars
Robert Laux
Mary Izold
Mar Berger
James Larson
Alma Masters
Beverly Bruce
Susan Katanak
Burton Hoffner
Elsie Kovach
Susan Katonak
Amherst Hi
Junior Hi Chapel
Gordon Ward
Lila Muth
Shirley Menz
Davison Home Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Daughters spent Sunday afternoon in Wadsworth. Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Davison included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coulton and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cameron and George Molson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron and son Bully, Mr. and Mrs. Cairns and Miss Agnes Cairns of Lorain, Kenneth Davison Elyria, Mrs. Anna Newman West Virginia, Karl Andrews Cleveland and father A. J. Andrews. Mrs. Anna Newman, West Virginia, who had been visiting her cousin Mrs. P. E. Davison, returned to Cleveland Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright, who were afternoon callers at the Davison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
P. E. Davison
Robert Coulton
Jean
W. S. Cameron
George Molson
A. J. Cameron
Bully
Cairns
Agnes Cairns
Lorain
Kenneth Davison
Elyria
Anna Newman
West Va
Karl Andrews
Cleveland
A. J. Andrews
West Virgsinia
Thomas Wright
Davison
Brownhelm trustees elected in township vote
Milo McQueen was reelected to a two year term while E H Ladiach, Lloyd Bacon and Robert Leimbach won three year terms. Clayton Stevenson and Robert Kneisel sought the three year post. Harvey Brandau became township clerk. John Reinhard and William Brill were elected to the Board of Education, and William Muller will serve as Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Township
Milo McQueen
E. H. Ladiach
Lloyd Bacon
Robert Leimbach
Clayton Stevenson
Robert Kneisel
Harvey . Brandau
John Reinhard
William Brill
Board of Education
William Muller
Local School Chorus Performs at Northeastern Teachers Session
A five member school chorus of five hundred pupils sang Friday at the Northeastern Association of Teachers session in Cleveland. Performers from here included Mildred Fritsch Jane Baird Margaret Bauman William Knessel and Roland Northeim. Mrs. T. W. Buzzard traveled to Elyria for wintering. Allan Bechtel and Mrs. Bechtel visited Charles Bechtel on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Association of Teachers
Cleveland
Mildred Fritsch
Jane Baird
Margaret Bauman
William Knessel
Roland Northeim
T. W. Buzzard
Elyria
Allan Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
Ideal Baby Doesn’t Cry Without Cause
Jane Herbert Goward reports on a well trained infant who stops crying only after his needs are met. A mother explains that the child rarely cries and that diaper needs safety checks and crib adjustments reveal the cause. Regular routines, feeding, bathing, bedtime, play, and toilet habits create a predictable schedule.
PTA Meeting at Bible School Auditorium Monday Evening
The Parent Teacher Association will meet in the Bible School auditorium Monday evening. After routine business, entertainment from the fourth grade pupils directed by Miss Margaret Gahr and Mrs Maibelle Sutliff will follow. Miss Johnstone will oversee the remainder of the program featuring The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the Bible School
Margaret Gahr
Maibelle Sutliff
Johnstone
Legion meeting Sets Armistice Day observance plans
The regular meeting of Elmer Johnson Rost of the American Legion was held Friday evening. Plans were completed to travel to Ashland on Sunday to attend services at Rev. A. A. Hunter's church with transportation provided for members without transport. Several Legionnaires and families expect to attend as Armistice Day services are commemorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson Rost
The
American Legion
Club Rooms
Ashland
A. A. Hunter
Junior Walther League plans town hall play
The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church met Friday at the church parlors for a business meeting topic discussion and lunch. Under Chester Streicher the group will present the play Little Mother Baker in Town Hall on November 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League of
German Services This Sunday at St Peter and St Paul
Rev C E Schmidt will lead a German service at St Peter E Evangelical and Reformed at 9:30 Sunday morning. A German communion and worship will be at St Paul Lutheran with confessional at 10 and the main service at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter E Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Men’s Prayer Meeting at Marlowe Home
The men's prayer meeting of the Foursquare church will be held this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marlowe on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Foursquare Church
Bert Marlowe
Jackson Street
Hospital News Injured in Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs Philip Strinkle of Birmingham were injured in an automobile accident Friday and admitted to the local hospital where they were treated for bruises and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Strinkle
Birmingham
Local families share visits and illness notes
Vincent Bert Cotterman and Earl M. Glaughlin of Alger, Ohio, were recent guests of their aunt Mrs. C. E. McIntire and family. Otto Kiesler, formerly of Vincent, and Mrs. Kiesler from Sheffield visited Charles McCarty's family. Mrs. Clara Keller hosted a Toledo cousin. Oscar Pfeiffer and son called on William Messmer in Lorain. Edith Hurlbut and her mother have been ill for several days. Janette Keller had a minor neck gland operation. both are recovering. J L McIntire and Jackie of Lorain visited Paul McIntire in Mansfield with Mrs. C. E. McIntire, who also visited Paul McIntire's mother, Mrs. Kunkle, ill in Mansfield Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cotterman
Earl M. Glaughlin
Alger
Ohio
C. E. McIntire
Otto Kiesler
Vincent
Sheffield
Charles McCarty
Clara Keller
Toledo
Oscar Pfeiffer
William Messmer
Lorain
Edith Hurlbut
Paul McIintire
Kunkle
Mansfield
Relatives and locals visit Elyria area households
Mrs. Pearl Ross hosts her sister from Missouri after thirteen years apart. Mrs. Kathryn McMillan of Lorain and Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Cleveland visit the McCarty family. Loretta Lewis attends a Young People's meeting at the Farm Bureau Office on Huron Street. Mrs. Beese dines with the Johnsons on Ford Road. Mrs. Reese calls on Mrs. J W Twerrell. Mrs. Lewis attends Circle Dot at Elyria. Sherman Pfeiffer misses school for eye treatment, but shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ross
Missouri
Ross
Charles McCarty
Loretta Lewis
Farm Bureau
Huron Street
Elyria
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
Mary Cunningham
Cleveland
Frankie Beese
Wheel tax proposed in Sterling for police funding
Sterling plans a new wheel tax to raise extra revenue for a larger police force. The proposal suggests a flat charge of 2 dollars for pleasure vehicles and 5 dollars for trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
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Boake Carter
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Malta
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pp. T. A
DR. Chrisman
Henrietta
George Hinderer
D. A. Bennett
Harold Sanders
Donna Mae
Homer Cox
A. J Clemers
Jessa Portman
Cox
Willard Maynard
Dorothy Jane
Billy
Connie Zozzora
Fisher’s Island
Ida Eldredge
Kentucky
Bill Sullivan
Brocton
Mass
Conrad Adier
Howard Born
By Denys Wortman
Mopey
Slim
Paddock Funeral
Hallowe'en Party
Merritt Parhker
Frank Parker
Conn
Caroline
E. J. Massard
Kenneth Farnsworth
Albert Parker
Roy Canfield
Médina
Arthur Snyder
A. E. Alger
John Alden
Pearl Snyder
Litchfield
Arthur Lynder
Wade Knapp
Robert Swartz
Burbank
Grace Williams
Stanton Sprinkle
Greenwich
Arthur
Isadore Parker
North Olmsted
C. E. Meeting
Entertains Society
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Jane Herbert Goward
Walther League
Men's Prayer Meeting
Hospital News
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