Oberlin Dramatic Association Announces 25th Season Program
Oberlin College Dramatic Association reveals its complete 25th season lineup with Iolanthe on November 18 and 19, Masque of the Kings on March 3 and 4, Caesar and Cleopatra on April 21 and 22. Season tickets remain available at North Main Street office.William Craig, Oberlin 1938, to play Jo Jiuey Long in American Dictator opening Broadway November 17. Edward Everett Horton has left for England to work on a British Gaumont film, with hopes to return next spring as a Stroker in Oberlin productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Maxwell Anderson
George Bernard Shaw
the Dramatic Association
Dramatic Association
North Main Street
Willliam Craig
Oberlin College
Jo Jiuey Long
Craig
The
Columbia Workshop
Columbia Broadcasting System
Edward Everett Horton
England
British Gaumont the Dramatic Association
Mr Horton
Ohio Bicycling Association Formed
The Ohio Bicycling Association was organized today in Columbus to promote amateur cycling for competition and pleasure. Delegates from Canton, Bellefontaine, Cincinnati, Middletown, Shelby, Cleveland, and Columbus elected August Huse president and Om er Lamphier vice president with James Spangler as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Omo
George B Chumard
Cincinnati
Trieran
Columbu
Casteon
Bellefontaine
Cinceimnat
Muddietown
Shelby
Cleveland
Calumbus
Lake Avenue PTA chicken supper for moving picture machine
Lake Avenue PTA hosts a chicken supper at Lake Avenue schoolhouse on Wednesday evening November 9 from 3 to 8 to raise money for a moving picture machine. The public is invited. North Eliz ia Subordinate and Juvenile Grange meet at the Grange Hall on Thursday November 10 at 8 PM. officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Renuve
Lake Avenue Pta
Iuaike Avenue
Bern
Lake Avenue Crrs
Noth Elizia Subordinate
Juvenide Grange Wil
Grange Hall
At & Pmi
20s Mouried Couple Club Meets at Home of Harola States
The 20s Mouried Couple Club met at Mr and Mrs Harola States 4 Saturday evening with four tables of pomace. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Alexander of Amherst Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith Ai and Mrs R E Taylor Mr and Mrs R H Miller and others. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Next meeting set for November 26 at Mr and Mrs Otto Jabbusch. Nearby notes report guests at various homes and school and Drum Corps events with local families and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harola
Charles Alexander
Amherst
Jacob Smith Ai
R E. Taylor
R H Miller
Cleon Kinale
Lyman Guisinger
Otto Jabbusch
Robert Buckholtz
Dale Miller
Evelyn Jabbusch
Lillian
Herbert Starkey
Malion Smith
Guthrie
Marsfield
Carl Smith
Rush Ann Smith
Laverne Schmitkens
Hildegarde
Bonnie Bell
Smith
E. D. Adams
Columbus
Alton
Ohio State University
Howard Behnke
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Harold Starkey
D. J. Clapp
Kipton
Elmus Croskey
Jeannine
Russell Schiebe
Layland
Ohio
Charles Leonard
Johannesburg considers parking garages and street ban plan
Johannesburg officials weigh a plan to construct parking garages and ban on-street parking to manage congestion. The move would shift curb use, affect motorists, and influence city traffic management. Authorities cite space constraints and safety goals as the primary drivers behind the potential policy shift.
Will Present Organ Recital At Oberlin
Oberlin professor Arthur Poister joins the Oberlin Conservatory Organ Department and gives his first complete recital in Finney Chapel tonight at 7 30 pm. His program includes Bach Six works, Franck pieces, and Reger Fantasia. Poister previously taught at Minnesota and Redlands.
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Oberlin
Arthur Poister
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Finney
Poster
University of Minnesota
University of Redlands
the Cathedral
Franck
Benvedittus
Reger
Avon Chooses New Cheerleaders At Assembly
Avon News notes the Athletic Association meeting selecting two new cheerleaders Betty Smith and Eunice Kramer, joining Earl Menges. It records aspirants Enmice Kramer, Evleen Khingshirn, Gertrude Forthofer, Clive Marie Duller and mentions upcoming events on November 10 visiting day at the public school and November 11 an Alan basketball game at the local school.
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AVON
Enmice Kramer
Betty Smith
Evleen Khingshirn
Gertrude Forthofer
Clive Marie Duller
Eunice Kramer
Earl Menges
Publc
Nou Sehool
Stockhaus Birth At Lakewood Hospital
A daughter named Sandra May was born to Mr and Mrs Norman Stockhaus at Lakewood Hospital on Friday. Mr and Mrs Urban Webber and son Tommie of Avon Lake have been visiting the Ammehing home the past few days and will leave Thursday to spend the winter in San Antonio Texas. Marjorie Shriner left Monday to spend a few days in New Haven Indiana. Her grandmother Mrs Federspiel, who had been visiting at the Chester home, returned home with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra May
Norman Stockhaus
Lakewood Hospital
Urban Webber
Tommie
Avon Lake
Henry
Belden Ladies Host Bridge Tea Prizes Awarded
Mrs Charles Wise entertained at Bridge on Wednesday afternoon in Belden. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Rinehart for high score and to Mrs Ed Harder for low. Guests included Mrs Eda Harder Mrs John Clark Mrs Hofmeister Mrs William Holcomb Mrs B A Rothgery and Mrs Wells Moleail of Grafton.
Bible Class Social Hosted by Lechts at M E Church
On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Carl Lecht hosted the Adult Bible Class of the M E Church. Rev Beeve spoke about their Massachusetts trip. Mrs Leona Seckt presided at a brief business meeting before refreshments were served to a long list of attendees.
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Carl Lecht
M. E Church
Beeve
Massachusetts
Mes Beebe
Leona Seckt
George Beebe
Anna Hosler
Bernice Prosser
George Meyers
Roy Lang
Floyd Lang
B. T. Nesbett
Antho Pfeiffer
C. A. Heath
Orrin Bradley
Howard
Charles Wise
Jeanne
Seckt
First Talk on Every Day Electricity Held at Mrs Wise Home
Friday sixteen ladies gathered at Mrs Charles Wise home for the first in a series of talks on Every day Electricity led by Miss Frances Eckert. A pot lunch followed, with the next meeting set for December 9 at the same home when lunch will be pot and coffee served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
Frances Eckert
Martin Beriswill
Frances Grabenstetter
Rose Grabenstetter
Irma Wise
Irene Wise
Alma Pfeiffer
Alma Nesbett
F. E. Schriver
T. Buckingham
Charlie Herman
Irving Benton
Matie Schaefer
George Meyers
Burt Belden
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Oberlin Graduate Earns Praise in Baby Photography Field
Ruth Nichols, Oberlin College 1915 alumna, of Westfield New Jersey, gains national notice as U S Camera Magazine publishes her baby and children photographs and an article by her on baby photography technique. Editors praise her patience and businesslike approach noting her baby pictures appear in advertising and magazine offices.
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Oberlin
Ruth Nichols
Oberlin College
Westfield
N. J
U.S Camera Magazine
U. S
Birthday Supper for Mrs Irena Auble Brings Family
Mrs Irena Auble celebrated a birthday anniversary with a homecoming of children and grandchildren. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Birkbeck and two children of River Styx, Mr and Mrs Sherman Kramer and two children of Akron, Mr and Mrs Talmadge Auble and children of Lakewood, Mr and Mrs Clement Auble of Wellington, and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Irena Auble
Will Birkbeck
River Styx
Sherman Kramer
Akron
Talmadge Auble
Lakewood
Clement Auble
Wellington
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Jud Long With Family Visit
Mrs Jud Long was surprised at the home of her daughter Mrs Melvin Markle when her children and siblings arrived with baskets to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Guests included Jud Long, Melvin Markle and family, Lawrence Auble, Wellington Auble, Orrien C Russ and son George, Vic Roe and Mrs Glen Roe, John Johnson and families of Akron, and Minnie Falconer and son Reuben of Litchfield. Mrs Leng received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Long
Melvin Markle
Lawrence Auble
Wellington Uleland Auble
Shi- Io
Orrien C Russ
George
Vic
Glen Roe
John Johnson
Akron
Munnie Falconer
Reuben
Litchfield
Leng
Pythian Sisters Prepare Bazaar Despite Meet at Temple
Mrs Arthur Rice hosted a Pythian Sisters gathering Monday as they plan their annual bazaar. Regular sessions followed at the Temple Tuesday. Visitors include Mrs Maxwell and daughter from Montgomery, Alabama, staying with Mr and Mrs S E Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rice
Temple
Maxwell
Montgomery
Alabama
S. E Tompkins
Spencer Baptist Church
Lenard Clement
Jud Long
Melvin Markle
Charles Touby
Wellington
Dora Rice
Barbara
Akron
John Johnson
New London Lodge Plans Penny Supper and Events
New London local J. O. F. Lodge launched earnest activities last week with a penny supper planned for Thursday evening November 10 and a Sunshine Club sponsorship. A county wide dartball tourney, baseball banquet, and degree work are set for the next three weeks, with forty members present and initiation details outlined. The group also unanimously backing a proposed sewage disposal plant for New London.
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New London
J. O . F. Lodge
Sunshine Club
J. L. Cassell
No. 615
Hostess to Farm Women at Townline Club Meeting
Mrs A M Farmer hosted the Townline Progressive Farm Women's Club in October with excellent attendance. A good dinner followed. meeting opened by singing and prayer led by Mrs Margaret Haynes. A short program featured a Lola Shays contest won by Alice Kirkpatrick and Leona McConnell. Miss Bess Purdy to host November 10 meeting.
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A. M. Farmer
Townline
Progressive Farm Women’s Club
Margaret Haynes
Lola Shays
Alice Kirkpatrick
Leona McConnell
Bess Purdy
McClain Announces Marriage of Miss Larry Elizabeth McClain
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Larry Elizabeth McClain to an unnamed fiancé. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs LaGrant McClain of Savannah Ohio. The ceremony took place recently.
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Larry Elizabeth McClain
LaGrant McClain
Savannah, O
Austrian Cellist Feuermann to Play at Oberlin Nov 14
Austrian cellist Emanuel Feuermann, hailed as one of the era’s great virtuosos, will give a recital Monday November 14 at 8:30 in Finney Chapel, Oberlin Artist Recital series. Born in Kolomea, he rose from child prodigy to professor and Berlin Hochschule head, later achieving stardom in Europe and the United States.
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Oberlin
Emanuel Feuermann
Finney Chapel
Kolomea
Galicia
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Felix Weingartner
Conservatory of Music
Cologne
Berlin Hochschule Fur Music
Europe
Feuermadnp
Berlin Philharmonie
Bruno Walter
Hamburg Philharmonie
Carl Muck
Sullivan Sullivan neighborhood party at Mrs Sifread home
A Sullivan neighborhood party was hosted by Mrs Sifread and family with guests including Mr and Mrs Hartman and family Mr and Mrs Orville Woodburn and Miss Betty McFadden Mr and Mrs Vernon and son Jimme Mr and Mrs Feightner Mr and Mrs Morris Mrs Roy Whitcomb and family Out of town attendees were Fran Shoulter and Mrs Sadie Gorman Mr and Mrs Charles McClintock of Elyria Binga and pmocle provided diversions Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs Sifread and Mrs Woodburn.
Father son banquet serves one hundred six suppers
LeRoy Taylor and fourteen boys he invited sat at Taylor's Special Tupper table while Humphries gave a good talk. Ora Lance of Homer stayed with Vernon Lane family. He attempted to injure his hand. blood poisoning followed and he improved under Dr. Whitacre. Mrs. Etta Cole is improving. her daughter Mrs. Robbins of Mansfield will visit. Mrs. Knick of Cuyahoga Falls visited her mother Mrs. Dudley. Dudley and Knick joined Dewey Rook's family in Spencer.
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LeRoy Taylor
Robbins
Mansfield
Cole
B. E. Knick
Cuvahogza Falls
Dudley
Mrs Knick
Dewey Rook
Spencer
McClain Couple Attend Greenup Ceremony in Kentucky
In Greenup Kentucky on August 6 Mr and Mrs Lawrence McClain brother of the bride and his wife attended the couple Mr and Mrs Marsh expect to establish their home in New London soon with plans to start life together there
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Greenup
Kentucky
Lawrence McClain
Marsh
New London
Master Entertainers to Present Concert at Local Church
The Master Entertainers from Massillon VC will perform at the 2nd M E church on November 18 at 8 15 p m. The eight member group features vocal and instrumental soloists, part singers and readers in a varied program.
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Massillon
October Hospital Census At New London Hospital
A hospital report notes a marked decline in October cases at New London Hospital with seventeen cases receiving attention. Medical 7 surgical 4 maternity 3 births 3 deaths 1.
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New London Hospital
Wellington News Briefs Church Activities and Meetings
Wellington Q November 8. Methodist Episcopal Women Missionary society meeting set for November 10 at Mrs. Scott Anderson’s home with a book review by Mrs. Hollis Grissinger and a canned fruit drive for West Side Community House. Sunday school board meets after 8:30 prayer in the Methodist church. First Baptist Church holds 7:30 prayer service Wednesday followed by business. Mrs. Fannie Brouse hosts visitors Wednesday. Young People’s Bible study Thursday evening at First Baptist with Win Won class social at Mrs. Kenneth Avery’s home. Church of Christ prayer meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. reception for Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Tennant. Covered dish lunch at noon for Congregational quilting day. nuptials and reports at St Patrick’s Church Regions school swim Saturday at 1:30 and 3:00.
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Wellington
Methodist Episcopal Women's Missionary Society
Scott Anderson
Hollis Grissinger
West Side
Cleveland
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
First Baptist Church
Fannie Brouse
Baptist Missionary Society
Kenneth Avery
Church of Christ
Alfred Tennant
Farst Congregational
Patrick’s Church Regions School
Burial for Mrs Colley to Greenwood Cemetery
The Colley family, former Wellington residents from Adams street, will bury Mrs. George Colley, 80, in Greenwood Cemetery after services in Spencer. Cousin Miss Josephine Houghton is named, with Mrs. Bertha Crow and Mrs. Myrtle Henry as daughters. Undertaker Parker of Spencer directs.
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George Colley
Spencer
Greenwood Cemetery
Parker
Colley
Wellington
Adams Street
Bertha Crow
Myrtle Henry
Sunday Evening Praise Service at Pittsfield ME Church
The Sunday evening service at Pittsfield ME Church was led by senior chair at 7:30 with Rev Homer Doak assisting in the absence of Pastor Rev Lonzo S. Green who occupied the pulpit at the Alarion ME Church. The program featured organ processional hymns, instrumental solos, choir cantatas, and a benediction, with participants including Mrs Mariam Dirlam Miss May Bement and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Doak
Pittsfiuld ME Church
Lonzo S. Green
Alarion M. E
Mariam Dirlam
Dar
Doane
Fritz, Kreisler
Donald Brenner
Carrie B. Adams
Rusell Buck
Lord
Phyllis Yoxtheimer
Jack Bear
Lloyd Thish
Josie Tompkins
Harold Ruickel
Leora Sharp
Russell Buck
Miss May Bement
God
Lloyd Irish
Grafton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs T M Pfeiffer and Mr and Mrs A B Jones with two sons Ted and Artie B second spent Sunday luncheon with Mrs Pfeiffer’s sister Mrs Frank Howard in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Theodore Shepard visited relatives in Grafton. R W Radcliffe attended the golden wedding anniversary of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs George Teminger of Wellington RF OD on Monday.
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T. M. Pfeiffer
A. B. Jones
Ted
Artie B
Pfeiffer
Frank Howard
Grafton
Theodore Shepard
R W Radcliffe
Vis George Teminger
Wellington
RF OD
Literary club hosts Miss Helen Shively guest speaker
The newly organized Literary club has secured Miss Helen Shively of Elyria as their guest speaker for the meeting at Mrs. Harrison Doll's on Taylor Street Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Entre Nous members meet with Mr. CY Hill Friday evening. Seriol carnival slated Friday night. District Woman's Relief Corps rally in Elyria Friday. Rebekah dance to be held in Odd Fellows Hall Friday night. Four-H meeting 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs. C. S. Church. Final plans for annual banquet to be set. All members expected. Lorain county Beekeepers to meet Friday evening at Claud Mohrman's. Parents' Music Club meets Thursday evening.
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Helen Shively
Elyria
Harrison Doll
Beekeepers
Lorain County
Claud Mohrman
Parents’ Music Club
Mrs Maude Mann Houghton Dies in Wilmington Home
Mrs Maude Mann Houghton longtime Wellington resident died Saturday at the Soldier's Home for Widows in Wilmington Union. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 in Sullivan Church of Christ with pallbearer Fred Hanson of Wellington and attendees including Mr and Mrs Charles Fackler and others from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Mann Houghton
Wellington
Soldier's Home
Wilmington
Uinon
Sullivan
Ohio
Sullivan Church of Christ
Fred Hanson
Charles Fackler
Wellington School Honor Roll First Six Weeks
The Wellington School lists honor roll results with teachers and student names across grades. Second grader Miss Maxine Hopkins leads with Joan BeVier Janet Blakeley Norma Barber Russell Frazier Helen Henes Wanda Moore. Third grader Miss Donna Dague includes Gary Gibbins Billy Klann Jean Todd David Andrews Ralph Barber Frank Masten Patricia Wuillard Fred Greetham Delores Carmen Lawrence Cowles Rosalee James Anita Recard Theodore Pritchett. Fourth grader Miss McConnell presents John Goetz Max Boise Donald Madre Mary Brand. Honorable mention for 3.25 includes Eugene Dague Helen Florence Vada Long Lola Smith Louise Smith Mary Temm Richard Wynn. Sixth grader Miss Mary Sprague lists Sam Hardy Dale Gibbins Howe Obrig. Sixth grader Miss Litta Mitchell also noted. Honorable mention Elsie Dumke and Fifth Grade Honorable mention Marion Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Maxine Hopkins
Joan BeVier
Janet Blakeley
Norma Barber
Russell Frazier
Helen Henes
Wanda Moore
Donna Dague
Gary Gibbins
Billy Klann
Jean Todd
David Andrews
Ralph Barber
Frank Masten
Patricia Wuillard
Fred Greetham
Delores Carmen
Lawrence Cowles
Rosalee James
Anita Recard
Theodore Pritchett
Theodore Pritchett. Miss McConnell— Fourth Grade: John Goetz
Max Boise
Donald Madre
Mary Brand
Eugene Dague
Helen Florence
Vada Long
Lola Smith
Louise Smith
Mary Temm
Richard Wynn
Mary Sprague
Sam Hardy
Dale Gibbins
Howe Obrig
Litta Mitchell
Elsie Dumke
Marion Walker
Notable Names in the 400 375 350 Range Event Listings
The record lists participants and honorees by score bands 400 Laura McConnell and Yovanka Zubrick 375 Richard Avery Wilna Brewer June Carpenter and Patrica Hopkins 350 Lois Breyley Margaret Eib ner Virginia Hines Donald Lara bee Marjorie Manning Karl Olsen Kathryn Piper and Miriam Sanders 40 Dorothy Madre and Mildred Vincent 325 Honorable mention Ruth Cordray Ruth Jameyson Betty Lounsbrough and Norman Waliin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McConnell
Yovanka Zubrick
Richard Avery
Wilna Brewer
June Carpenter
Patrica Hopkins
Lois Breyley
Margaret Eibner
Virginia Hines
Donald Larabee
Marjorie Manning
Karl Olsen
Kathryn Piper
Miriam Sanders
Dorothy Madre
Mildred Vincent
Ruth Cordray
Ruth Jameyson
Betty Lounsbrough
Norman Waliin
Farewell Dinner Held For Warren Finkel Before Navy
Mr and Mrs Dudley Finkel and family joined Mr and Mrs Harry Allen and Agnes Allen at a farewell dinner for Warren Finkel hosted by Ed and Hazel Finkel in Lorain. Warren departs this week to join the Navy. Hazel Allen is Agnes and Harry Allen’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Finkel
Lloyd
Harry Allen
Robert
Here
E. R. Allen
Agnes
Warren Finkel
Ed. Finkel
Lorain
Warren
Navy
Hazel Allen
Huntington
Social visit notes from Cleveland area residents
Henrietta Mrs Willard North and Clyde North of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Mc Dowell Miss Helen Lees of Akron spent a week end with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Lees Mrs Joseph Sweeney Mrs Vada Minor and daughter Mrs Jermain and Mrs Alburty all of Cleveland called at the homes of McDowell Lee Wyttenbach and Otto Knobles Tuesday The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Charles Cook Thursday afternoon Nov 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Willard North
Clyde North
Cleveland
Ralph McDowell
Helen Lees
Akron
J. R. Lees
Joseph Sweeney
Vada Minor
Jermain
Alburty
McDowell
Lee Wyttenbach
Otto Knobles
Ladies Aid Society
the Evangelical Church
Charles Cook
Endowed appetites drive restraint for productive life
The passage argues that human appetites tastes and ambitions, when properly restrained, can spur healthy action of heart and brain, add zest to life, and make taking life a thing to be enjoyed in a balanced, purposeful way.
Dr Judd to Speak on Japanese Aggression
Oberlin students hear Dr Walter Judd recount the Japanese advance in China at Finney Chapel noon. Judd, medical missionary, spoke of war details from Fenchow and the Shansi mission and warned that U S firms aiding Japan risk harming American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
China
Walter Judd
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Shansi
Judd
United States
North China
South China
Mission Hospital of
Fenchow
College of Medicine
University of Nebraska
Mayo Clinic
Chautauqua
American Committee For
Japan
Husking Bee at Dewey Aldrich Farm Sees Hall Win
Lake's Outdoor Club hosted a Thursday husking bee at the Dewey Aldrich farm. Jim Hall husked 650 ears in one hour to win. Dewey Aldrich 617. Clair Wolf 566. Geo Hamberger 565. James Aldrich 544. Steward Kelmer 516. Willard Mennell 565. The event took place in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Lake’s
Dewey Aldrich
Jim Hall
Clair Wolf
Geo. Hamberger
James Aldrich
Steward Kelmer
Willard Mennell
Committees Named by Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain County Bar Association announces eight standing committees for the year ending November 1 1939 under new president J J Smythe of Amherst Ex officio members are Smythe Stevens and Wilcox with Glitsch Resek and McGee as appointees Committee chairs include Vandemark Wickens and Dilgren for Legal Ethics and Grievance Stevens Cheney and Adams for Jury Deutsch Horan Butler Baird and Frederick for Social Moon Pincura and West for Registration Keep Keech Burgett and Black for Visitation Stack Fauver and Ingersoll for State and District Relations Mv ers Fauver Findley Cook and Harlan for Courthouse Facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bar Association
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
J. §. Smythe
Frank E. Stevens
Hubbard Wilcox
The
Bar Association
George L. Glitsch
G. A. Resek
W. A. McGee
Moonlit gathering ends with a wiener roast
Under the moonlight attendees shared in a casual evening gathering. The event finished with a communal wiener roast, a simple outdoor treat that capped the night.
Entertains Class by Ely Ria Couple for Young Peoples Group
Mr and Mrs Myron Sooy entertained the Young Peoples Class at their Elyria home on Friday evening. Committee chairmen in the business session included Welfare Mrs George Edward Entertainment Mrs E N Butler Program Mrs D R Dunlan Finance Delbert Dunlap Visiting Mrs Carl Hershey. Pit produced a high score for Mr and Mrs George Edward. Refreshment course served by hosts for 17 members. Next meeting planned in church dining room inviting visitors to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Sooy
Elyria
George Edward
E. N. Butler
D. R. Dunlan
Delbert Dunlap
Carl Hershey
Women’s Bible Class Meeting Recaps Thanksgiving Theme
Twenty members and a guest attended the Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. William Holcomb. Rev Beebe spoke on East storm damage and freak accidents, with prayers and Psalms verses, as Mrs Edith Howard led the program and a reading on Women of the Bible. A December meeting is planned at Mrs Nettie Reichard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fenwick
William Holcomb
Beebe
Edith Howard
Anna Hosler
Howard
A. Bernath
Nettie Reichard
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Ohio Bicycling Association
Lake Avenue
Johannesburg
South Africa
Belden
Entertains Club
Miss Eckert
Masonic Temple
I. O
Merfield
E. College St
Souternment
East Ave
Opp
Postoffice
Welhington
Cora M Shepard
Barker St
Rvice Call— Grand
Josephine Houghton
Brown CO
Dr. Judd
Committees of Bar Association
Women's Bible
Russell Jack Greenfield
Ind
Sara
Zachines
Muir’s
Florida
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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