State Treasurer Elect Plans Office Reshuffle
State Treasurer elect Clarence Kinsley announced abolition of the deputy treasurer post held by Ras Martin to save 5000 annually. He will oversee all departments, seek a 14 percent staff cut, and name Harry R. Shank James A. Cahill Lester McDaniel and Thomas Slach to supervisory roles in the central office and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Shank
Libana
James A. Cahill
Chilheathe
Lester McDaniel
Kenton
Thomas Slach
Dayton
Expense Accounts Filed By Candidates In Local Election
The largest expense report is Hor ace Hi Nye Republican probate court judge elect with 441.14. Edward DeChant Democrat county commissioner elect shows 144.27. Harry Dunham Democrat county engineer elect 94.74. P H Rogers Republican state representative re elected 60. Tomorrow is the last day to file expense accounts and the board notes filing of applications for a recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Hi. Nye
Edward DeChant
Harry Dunham
P. H. Rogers
Filmes
Board of Firets
Filng
Soviet Medical Encyclopedia Completed After Nine Years
Moscow reports completion of the large Soviet Medical Encyclopedia after nine years. The set includes 56 volumes with 6 596 articles and 4 000 scientific terms covering 96 medical and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
English idioms borrowed from French enrich common speech
The note highlights how English adopts French phrases to express ideas briefly. It mentions examples like It goes without saving and a house gives upon the street, illustrating the blend of languages in everyday idiom.
Christmas Party Planned by Circle 4 of St Peter's Church
Circle 4 of the Women’s Union at St Peter’s Evangelical and Re formed Church planned a December meeting party at Mrs. Anna Schmauch’s Prospect street home with Mrs. John Wurmest assisting. An exchange of gifts, a program with devotions readings and poems, and viewing quilt blocks were on the agenda, with 15 members and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Anna Schmauch
Prospect Street
John Wurmest
Frank Stark
Elsie Shelton
L. Roemer
J. Schumacher
Helen
Penfield Jct
Martin Schroeder
Loemer
Elizabeth Holzhauer
Mary Wooster
Adam Hahn
Katherine Sippie
Red Cross Board Meets Tonight in Amherst
Amherst Ohio dispatch notes Red Cross Lorain chapter board gathering at Town Hall to plan the annual drive starting Monday November 16. Chairman is Mrs Robert Hubbard with an executive slate led by Dr A H Smith and Mrs J A Wesbecher listing officers and local branch members.
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Amherst. O
Amherst
Lorain
The
Red Cross Society
Town Hall
Tian
South Amherst
Broxenhelm Townships
Robert Hubbard
A. H. Smith
A. P. Roth
Walter Miller
J. A. Wesbecher
E. E. Foster
Mayme Blum
W. G. Nord
R. F. Gammon
James Miller
Frei Deiver
Sam Wrazeg
Thomas Bruce
CC. E Cooper
Charles Kendeish
August Nabakowski
Harold Moore
Major H. Garland
B. K. Lindsley
T. W. Wilson
Brownheim
HK. Moore
Elief
Gammon
Home Hrsiene
Election of officers and party plans at St Peter’s church
The Riaz's Daughter class of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformer church elected officers at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs Edward Waverick. New officers include President Clair Yentzer Vice President Ruth Ehrman Secretary Lillian Waverick Treasurer Alice Becker. Christmas party set for Dec 10 at the church parlors with mothers as guests. Sunshine Sisters were announced and gifts exchanged, needlework occupied the group with 18 attendees including guest Donna Pumphrey.
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Riaz
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformer Church
Edward Wavrerick
Woodhill Drive
Walter Miller
Clair Yentzer
Ruth Ehrman
Lillian Waverick
Alice Becker
Sunshine Sisters
Donna Pumphrey
Miss Rose Franklin Honored at Park Avenue Linen Shower
Miss Rose Franklin was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by her sister Mrs. Joseph Sposato on Park Avenue. The event Wednesday evening featured bunco as the main diversion with first honors to Miss Virginia Greulich and second to Mrs. Harold.
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Rose Franklin
Joseph Sposato
Park Avenue
Bunco
Virginia Greulich
Harold
Manor luncheon honors upcoming marriage in Lorain Elyria circle
A course luncheon honored Miss Mary Magdaline Stepko and daughter Marie with a party at Lorain and Elyria social circles. Guests included Mrs. Harold Henes and many local ladies. Miss Franklin received gifts in compliment to her forthcoming marriage to Harold Seagrave of Elyria.
Just-a-Mere Club Hosts Mrs Bacon in December Plan
Members of the Just-a-Mere Club gathered Thursday afternoon with president Mrs Henry Leimbach in Brownheim. They planned a church parlor chicken supper for the first week in December and enjoyed needlework and social chat. Lunch followed for guests Mrs B H Bacon and ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just-a-Mere Club
Flord Bacon
Brownheim
Henry Leimbach
B. H. Bacon
R. H. Fairchild
John Portman
Adam Claus, Jr
Ray Lees
Raymond Bechtel
Arthur Northeim
Ben Northeim
Parker Baird
Church groups schedule evening services and meetings
The Young people of the Four square church will conduct services at 7:30 p.m. The St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church choir rehearsals occur in the church parlors at 7:39 p.m. An important Red Cross board meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Foursquare
St. Peter’s Evangelical and
Noon Day Club Meeting at Methodist Parlor
J. Holloway of Cleveland attended the Noon Day Club gathering at the Methodist church parlors on Thursday. Dinner was served to 17, group singing followed a brief business session and plans were made to meet at Hotel Amherst next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holloway
Cleveland
Hotel Amherst
Misses Ehrman Host Sorosis Club Evening
Misses Florence and Edith Ehrman hosted Sorosis Club members on Cornell Avenue last evening. Roll call prompted a mispronounced word. Book reviews included Freedom of the Press Sordes, Gone With The End by Margaret Mitchell, The Last Pulitzer Prize Novel, and solos by Ruth Ehrman. Refreshments for 16 members followed. December hostesses will be Mrs. Ray Jewett and Miss Margaret Rice.
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Florence
Edith Ehrman
Sorosis Club
Cornell Avenue
Freedom of the Press
Sordes
J. B. Egeland
Margaret Mitchell
George Smith
G. H. Frank
Ruth Ehrman
Ray Jewett
Margaret Rice
Mrs Scheffler Spends Winter in Elyria with Cousin
Mrs. Fred Scheffler of North Main street leaves town to spend the winter with Mrs. John Hisgenbotham in Elyria, planning extended visit and family companionship during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scheffler
North Main Street
John Hisgenbotham
Elyria
Local church services and pastors listed
St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed Church Pastor Schmidt 9 30 Church school 19 39 Worship First Evangelical Church Pastor Hayes 9 15 Church school 10 30 Worship Foreign Day with Rev Carl Heinmiller Jeveland 7 30 Evangelistic service Contrevational Church Rev Thomas Williams 9 45 Church school 19 59 Worship St Paul Lutheran Church Pastor R C Bosse 9 90 Church school 19 99 English service 11 06 German Methodist Church Pastor B H Ryan 9 45 Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
Carl Heinmiller
Jeveland
Thomas Williams
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
St Joseph R C Church Services Listed Pastor Rev James Smith
St Joseph R C church announces services with Rev James Smith. Low Mass at 8 90 and 10 00 High Mass. Foursquare church led by Mrs James Urban pastor. Church school 9 15 worship 16 30 and evangelistic service 19 45.
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St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Foursquare Church
James Urban
Church Services Schedule for Local Congregations
Congregational church led by Rev RF E Albright offers combined teaching and preaching at 14:00. Evangelical church with Rev H Pferrer conducts church school at 11:09 and prayer service at 19:00. Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev S I Rover holds worship at 9:15 and church school at 10:15.
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Congregational Church
RF. E. Albright
Evangelical Church
H. Pferrer
Rochester Wins Honors at Epworth League Boot Festival
Rochester shared honors with Brighton and Clarks field at the Methodist Epworth League Boot Festival in Lodi. The parish won first honors for the most valuable donation to the Home for the Aged, totaling over 174 dollars. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C D Setterfield, Tee Conklin and two children, Carlos Sade and daughter Lillian, Kathryn and Viola Snider, Eileen and Donald Cassell, Alvin Gariss, Alma and Lawrence Jewett, and Robert Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Brighton
Clarksfield
Lodi
C D. Setterfield
Tee Conklin
Carlos Sade
Lillian
Kathryn
Viola Snider
Eileen
Donald Cassell
Alvin Gariss
Alma
Lawrence Jewett
Robert Thompson
Election of Methodist Sunday School Officers
Election of officers Sunday morning at the Methodist Sunday School resulted with C D Severfield named superintendent, Kathren Snyder secretary, Delbert Switzer treasurer, Vernon Heifner pianist, Helen Knapp librarian, Aima Jewer and Viola Snyder home department. Mrs Elia Tannor cradle roll and Mrs Maggie Cowie noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
C.D. Severfield
Kathren Snyder
Delbert Switzer
Vernon Heifner
Helen Knapp
Aima Jewer
Viola Snyder
Elia Tannor
Cradie Roll
Maggie Cowie
Weekend Social Roundup From Shelby Residents
Miss Marian Setterfield hosted a quiet weekend at her Shelby home. Sunday visitors included Miss Bertha Bargiess from Huntington Indiana, Dean Thompson of Youngstown, and Mrs. Lucille Murray with three sons from Elvira. Guests at the Jewetts’ were Mrs. Katie Norris and son Paulin of Cleveland and afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman of Wellington and Mrs. Josephine Handley with Anita, Elyria. Mrs. Handley of Huntington and Mrs. Arthur Handley of Elyria were among the visitors. Mrs. Jewett accompanied Mrs. Norris to Cleveland for a week or two. Mrs. Handley, Elyria, cares for baby Walter during his mother’s absence. The Babcocks from Shelby and Wissidna Babcock attended the Oberlin Case football game at Oberlin Saturday afternoon. Charles Parker and Albert Parker were also present with other Shelby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Setterfield
Shelby
E. D. Thompson
Bertha Bargiess
Huntington
Ind
Dean Thompson
Youngstown
Lucille Murray
Elvira
Katie Norris
Pailin
Cleveland
Arthur Jewett
Fred Sherman
Wellington
Josephine Handley
Anita
Elyria
Court Palmer
Arthur Handley
Jewett
Norris
Handler
Walter
Eugene Babcock
Wissidna Babcock
Oberlin
Saturn
Charles Parker
Albert Parker
Local Social Notes From Friday Through Sunday
Elsa Jewett and friend joined the junior party at Nova Friday night. Mr and Mrs E Ni Rider of Pittsfield were Sunday afternoon callers at the A C Pohliman home. Mr and Mrs George Green of Brighton visited Dell Richards on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C D Setterfield report their son Aodyn aboard a lake boat fell ill with near pneumonia and is hospitalized at a port along its route. Ralph Rowland and daughters spent Sunday with relatives in Lorain.
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Elsa Jewett
Merritt Parker
Piar
Nova
E Ni Rider
Pittsfield
A. C. Pohliman
George Green
Brighton
Dell Richards
C. D. Setterfield
Aodyn
Ralph Rowland
Lorain
Eugene Babcock
Drought Tests Spark Withers Potatoes Record Growth
In Kansas George Smith reports a 3 12 pound sweet potato to prove rain effectiveness. A drought period yielded a 3 inch circumference tuber, while post fall rain produced an 1 18 inch circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
George
Smith
Oregon Officers Missed Sticker Protest on Glass
In Salem Oregon state officers avoided embarrassment during the national election by overlooking candidate stickers posted on car windshields. The incident violated Oregon law which bans posting non transparent material on vehicle glass.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
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