Wellington Clubs Plan Christmas Party and Kiwanis Program
Wellington shows of two groups, the Happy Farmers and Home Economics Sewing Club, met at Leonard Prentiss home to plan a Christmas party and discuss calendar details. Calf and cow awards were given to fourteen and six members respectively, with games, contests, and refreshments following.
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Wellington
Happy Farmers and Home Economics Sewing Club
Leonard Prentiss
Happy Farmers
Sewing Club
Kiwanis
Paul Wilkinson
Hemmeek Auditorium
William Whiton
Ohio
Harrison Comstock
Altar and Rosary Society Elects Officers at St Patrick Church
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Patrick Church elected officers at a Monday parish hall meeting. Frances Byrne became president, Bernice Yonkers vice president, Stanley Smith secretary, and Naomi Augustine treasurer. A Christmas party was planned for December 13. A public card party is set for 8 p.m. today in the parish hall with prizes to Mrs Corriggio and Maurice A. Rady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Patrick Church
Frances Byrne
Bernice Yonkers
Stanley Smith
Naomi Augustine
Charles Corriggio
Maurice A. Rady
Lodge
Eggs Poultry Butter Prices From Federal Report
The Tulted States Department of Agriculture releases price data for eggs and poultry. Figures show prices paid for eggs delivered, grade distinctions, and variations by state, with notes on ready to cook poultry and turkey pricing and retail packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agnecitare
Sten
Iyor Turk
Grace A
Fryera
Spencer School Tax Levy Special Election Requested
Spencer township board of education asks for a special election on December 7 to place before voters a two year four mill operating levy, after defeat of a five year levy. A resolution of necessity was passed, and a 60 percent majority will be required for passage due to the special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencer Township
Elyria Cub Scouts Fill Vacancies at Meeting
At Mrs. Howard Barnes home, 327 Maple St, the Cub Scout committee appointed William Fenwick to replace William Huber and Earl Denman to fill Lewis Hall’s vacancy. New member William Ross joined, and Mrs Norman Robertson was approved as den mother. Pack meeting to acknowledge her next Monday. boys to bring canned fruits or vegetables for a Thanksgiving basket. Refreshments by Den 1 mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barnes
Maple St
Wiliam Huber
William Fenwick
Earl Denman
Lewis Hall
Willam Ross
Cleveland Livestock Ledger Report Shifts Focus
Fragmentary OCR text from Cleveland livestock notes appears, showing scattered terms like livestock, numbers, and miscellaneous phrases. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to establish a coherent story or identify entities.
Toledo Grain Exchange Handles Overnight Trade
Toledo cash grain market reports a routine overnight trade as buyers and sellers align on prices. Traders noted modest activity across corn and soybean futures with local elevators evaluating bids and delivery dates.
Open House Planned at Firelands Schools Tonight
Parents and guests will tour Firelands High School and Firelands Junior High on November 17 starting at 7 30 pm. Attendees are greeted by hostesses and led to rooms with teachers giving class sessions. At 9 pm the PTA meeting follows in the auditorium with refreshments in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands High School
Firelands
Parent-Teacher Association
Ways and Means Committee
James Ehrman
Stanley Sivinski
Kenneth Holcomb
Leonard Reising
Watter Kothe
Frank Greszler
Harvey Jeryman
Mike Polansky
Paul Miller
Herbert Krebs
John Keressi
Nelson Brill
Richard Yall
Women of Lorain League Observe Board Activities
Lorain County commissioners, under scrutiny by the Lorain League of Women Voters delegation, ran a rapid open session. They approved annexing 36 acres near Oberlin Ave and a 4 day extension for Katsifis ditch work due to heavy rain. The award to Dolyk Excavating Co. for 36th St. ditch improvement came in at $1,945 with a $2,200 estimate. Officials’ expenses for the auditors convention in Columbus were approved.
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Lorain
Oberlin Ave
Frank Ayres
Michael Savalak
Auditors and Sealers
Columbus
Dolyk Excavating Co
36Th St. Ditch
Lorain City
Sheffield Township
County and
Baltimore and Ohio
Lorain County Excavating Co
Katsifis Ditch
Amherst
State Suggestions Reported For Agricultural Body
Marion Crile, county representative, reports from the State Agricultural Extension Advisory Committee meeting last August. Recommendations urge counties to expand farm and home planning, consumer education, marketing, and public affairs, with a limit of one program phase per county. Next county meeting to decide on a formal resolution set for November 23 or 30. Coles resignation effective December 1. vacancy discussed without action, Coles to become rural application engineer with Dayton Power and Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Extension Advisory Committee
Marion Crile
Lotain County Agricultural Extension Advisory Committee
Crue
Charles ¥. Coles
Coles
Dayton Power and Light Co
Milan church book review set Thursday night
Milan Tuesday Round Table Club invites the public to a book review by Mrs William Benminetoff of Brecksville Thursday night in the Presbytrian Church. Receptions will be served after the program in Lockwood Chapel. Benminetoff, a well known reviewer, selects Love Is Equal by Ining Stone, a tale involving Mata Teddy’s lover for Abraham Linson.
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Milan
Round Table Club
Willam Benminetoff
Brecksville
Preshview
Lockwood Chapel
Berminchoff
Ining Stone
Mata Tedd
Abraham Linesin
South Amherst Veterans Day Dinner Planned
Dec 19 was set as the date by the Parent-Teacher Association to meet in the school auditorium with members of the American Legion discussing plans for the event. The meeting also touched on the New Year program, refreshments were arranged, and final details for attendance were noted.
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South Amherst Veterans’ Day
South Amherst
Pist Gst
Parnt-Tescher Association
No Invitations Needed in Elyria Schools for Education Week
Elyria city schools urge parents to schedule conferences during American Education Week and visit classrooms to observe modern teaching. Officials say few parents have face to face talks with teachers, stressing visits aid mutual understanding among teacher, parent, and child.
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Elyria
Trap Catches 2 Teenagers Ends Burglary Series
Two Ridgeville boys aged 15 and 16 were caught in a trap at the Herman Limick residence on Lear Nagle Rd in Paidgeville after a series of burglaries over eight months. Missing amounts ranged from 2 to 30 dollars. They admitted breaking in and were held in the county jail pending juvenile authorities' disposition.
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Ridgeville
Herman Limick
Lear Nagle Rd
Paidgeville
Limick
Edward Gawlik
Davenport
Gawlik
Cleveland Section Engineers Society Meets Tomorrow
The Cleveland Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers hosts a general meeting with speaker Cavanaugh executive secretary of the Engineering Manpower Commission. The meeting includes dinner at 6 20 p m reservations via Cleveland 16995 and features after dinner talk by William Rogers director of the Cleveland Port Control on Seaway impacts.
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T_ Cavanaugh
Engineering Manpower Commission
Cleveland
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Cleveland Engineering Society
Cavanaud
Society
Cleveland Main
Wiliam Rogers
Cleveland Port
Spencer School Observes American Education Week
Spencer School marks American Education Week with a panel discussion on Ideals To Live By. The government class discusses Responsibility for Better Schools and Effective Citizenship. Members of the Mystery class participate on Fridays.
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Spencer
Spencer School
Planners Approve Zoning Change and Two Plats in Elyria
The Elyria Planning Commission approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance shifting the south side of Third Street to Fifth Street between Middle and Fast Aves from B-3 residential to B-2 commercial, with Middle frontage remaining B-4. It also approved two plat subdivisions Adams and Standen within the three mile planning zone and granted a rezoning of 41.2 acres on Cleveland Street from B-1 residential to B-3 business pending certain lot changes.
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Commission 1
Third St
Fifth St
Middle
Fast Aves
Three Mile
Elyria Planning Group
Adams Subdivision
Schadden Rd
Standen Subdivision
Sugar Ridge Rd
Cleveland St
J. J. Seres
Encampment to Nominate New Officers
The Northwest Encampment of the LOOF will hold first nominations for officers for the coming term. The meeting is at 8 p m in the Odd Fellows Hall 586 Broad Street led by chief patriarch Walter Sandrock. All members are urged to attend this important business session.
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L.O.O.F
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad St
Walter Sandrock
Truck Fire Damages Pickup in Elyria
Firefighters responded to a truck fire on Shear Street west of Lake Avenue Elyria last night. A flooded carburetor ignited gasoline under the Halton pickup owned by Phil Bleeman 422 Lake Avenue and heat spread to the instrument panel and heater causing extensive damage.
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Shear St
Lake Ave
Elyria
Phil Bleeman
Lake'y Ave
New Oberlin Brownie Troop To Be Organized
Mothers organize a new Brownie troop in Oberlin with Mrs David Lyman and Mrs Nelson Amenhauser among organizers. Workshops for interested adults are set for Nov 16 and 17 at 7:30 to 9:30 p m at the American Legion Home in Amherst.
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Oberlin
Robert Pauver
Flying Tigers
Gail
Liang
Barbara Smith
Chennault
Bro-T.c
Oberlin College
Episcopal Parish House
P. m
Paul Double
Arthur Salo
Noo
Rec
Bunda Gillespie
Joan Mitro
Lowell Campbell
Paul Gorske
Carol Rogers
Betty Emers
Vermilion River
Harlan Slater
Robert Bechtel
George Cervene
Oberlin Newman Club members attend regional conference
The Oberlin Sacred Heart Newman Club, led by Father Engelhardt and six members, attended the First Ohio Regional Conference of Newman Clubs in Cleveland November 6 and 7. Discussions covered club activities, religious education ties, with speakers from Case Institute and St. John College.
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Oberlin
Martin T. Engelhardt
Sacred Heart Church
Newman Club
Oberlin College
Ohio
Newman Clubs
Hotel Manger
Cleveland
Fanel
Fred Leone
Case Institute of Technology
Basil Haren
St. John College
Elyria Motorist Fined Following 2-Car Smashup
Robert H. Snow aged 19 of 136 Broad Street was charged with failing to have his car under control after a two car collision at Cleveland Street and Belfield Avenue. Snow’s car rammed the rear of Eugene R. Carter’s vehicle. Carter of 527 Lodi Street suffered $150 in damage. Snow pleaded guilty in Mayor’s Court and was fined $10 plus costs.
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Robert H. Snow
Broad St
Cleveland St
Bellfield Ave
Snow
Eugene R. Carter
Lodi St
Carter
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Girt
Girs
Wellington , B.A
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Barker St
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Herrick Ave
Weer Ph
Delbert Richmond
Noble Grands Association
Lillwwood Belshekah Lodge
Carl Gott
Gott
Clayton Arndt
Milo Myers
Bessie Barber
Taylor St
Mystery Sisters
V.F.W
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Friendship Guild
Clyde Pay
Harry Lee
Ray
Russell Dickason
Thornton Cannett
Leon Jones
Charles Travis
Button Club
Mildred Gallatin
Nessie Hobbs
Merlin
Oakland
Cal
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Button Society
Detroit
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Mentor
Glass Buttons
Marie Ramser
Pricea
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SRBC
Cleveland Livestock
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Toledo Cash Grain
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Firelands School
Women of
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Baimard Nicht
Harmoni Wathes
James Allsop
Anne Witteau
Franklin School
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Litteau
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Cleveland Section Engineers Society
City Street Department
Safety Service
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U.S
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