Masonite Family Party Draws About 100 at Herrick Auditorium
Approximately 100 attended the Masonite family party at the Herrick Auditorium, an annual Mason sponsored event. Entertainment featured a do dancing act by Verna Walters and Vernon Heiffner, the Hill Billy entertainer from Rochester, plus singing by Dorothy Lisnhard. Cards and dancing accompanied punch and cookies served.
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Herrick Auditorium
The
Masons
Verna Walters
Vernon Heiffner
Rochester
Dorothy Lisnhard
United Bible Sunday School Party at Bilkeys
A pleasant evening for the United Bible Sunday school class of the Church of Christ at the Bilkeys home Thursday featured a business session, games, stunts, and group singing. Lunch for 35 was provided by Kathryn Clara, Mrs Albert Buck and Mrs Ola Bishbaugh. A Yale party at the church was planned for the next meeting with hosts Mr and Mrs William Whipple. Entertainment committee members are Charles Allison, chairman, Albert Buck and Rev Joe Beleastro.
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United Bible Sunday School
Church of Christ
Fred Bilkey
Kathryn Clara
Albert Buck
Ola Bishbaugh
Yale
William Whipple
Charles Allison
Joe Beleastro
Gift Exchange Shows 19 Cent Price Tag
Participants are asked to bring a small gift priced at 19 cents for the exchange. The event aims to share inexpensive tokens and foster community, with attendees encouraged to participate and enjoy the social gathering.
Methodist Youth Sunday Class Toyed with Bazaar Plans
Rev. Lonzy S. Green and wife hosted Young People's Sunday class at the Methodist Episcopal church. A $ Slav total was raised for basement redecorating with $25 more needed. A church bazaar December 4 will feature a candy booth. Thelma Dumke and Huth Kirkpatrick led a committee. Games, refreshments, and a 25-member gathering followed.
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Lonzy S. Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Green
Huth Kirkpatrick
Thelma Dumke
Helen Stark
Lynn Gray
Charles Crile
Giles Anderson
Local church notices for Sunday services and sermons
Methodist Episcopal announces 9 30 Sunday school led by Charles Barns with public worship at 10 30 featuring The Case for Christian Missions. First Congregational lists 9 39 church school and 10 59 service, sermon The Lure of Unbeaten Paths by Dr C W Rec ard. Church of Christ shares Bible school 9 30 and morning worship 10 45 with Divine Guidance. Baptist reports 9 30 Sunday school and 10 36 morning worship plus 5 30 B P U and 7 39 evening service. St Patrick’s Catholic notes Masses at 8 and 10 o clock.
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Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo Green
Charles Barns
Christian Missions
Joseph Priestly
Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches
Ohio
M. E
First Congregational
C. W._ Record
Col. J. €. MacDermott
Recard
Church of Christ
Joe Belcastro
Bible School
Orrin Miller
Baptist Church
John Green
Russell Kepler Makes Pro Debut with Cleveland Rams
Wellington native Russell Kepler known as Russ and son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kepler, a former Wellington High and Ohio University football star, joins the Cleveland Rams. He played his pro debut last Sunday against the Brooklyn Giants at League Park and was among eight backs on the Boston-bound trip Wednesday night.
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Russell Kepler
Russ
Wellington
Arthur Kepler
Ohio University
Cleveland Rams
Brooklyn Giants
League Park
Boston
Wellington Turkey Shoot Set for Sunday at Field West of Town
The annual event sponsored by the Wellington Gun Club will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock at the Wellington field west of town.
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Wellington Gar Club
Wellington Field
Town
Thanksgiving services and music in local churches
The annual union Thanksgiving service will be held in the Church of Christ with Reverend W H Baker as speaker. Leland Martin will give a piano recital at 4 PM Sunday in the Congregational church, assisted by his sister Vivian on the organ. both are piano students of Mrs Treva Hill. No admission charge. A short wave radio club will be
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Union
Church of Christ
W. H. Baker
Leland Martin
Congregational
Vivian
Piaro
Treva Hill
Community notices and local moves in Shelby area
A 4 H project meets Monday night at Raymond Church with C I Hummel supervising. Various lodge and King's Daughters circle meetings are planned. Local residents undergo hospital observation or have moved: Mrs. Henry Peabody, Lavema Gates, Mrs. Sol Ray, Mrs. Charles Willard, Mrs. David Codding, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shepard, Jr. and Mrs. Charles Ormerold, Misses Dorothy Lienhard and Virginia Schramm, and Harvey Dettinger family. Moves include Courtland Street to new homes and Daytona Beach plans.
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Raymond Church
C. I. Hummel
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters
Mary Battles
Abbey
the King’s Daughters
Addie Barber
William Street
Cleveland Clinic
Robert Scott Daugherty, Jr
Shelby
H. BR. Daugherty
Here
Shelby Hospital
Henry Peabody
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lavema Gates
Elyria Clinic
Sol Ray
Charles Willard
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
David Codding
Rose Beckley
Magyar Street
Daniel Shepard
Courtland Street
William Trethener
Elrria. Jr
Charles Ormerold
W. H. Hildebrand
Tayior Street
Dorothy Lienhard
Virginia Schramm
Funeral services for Fred Leup in 62
Funeral services will be held at E. L. Sharpe Funeral Home on Sunday at 2 PM for Fred Leup aged 62. Dr Cc W Recard, pastor, will officiate. Burial at Wellington Greenwood cemetery. He died Friday after a long illness. Born in Basil Switzerland he belonged to the Congregational church Eagles Lodge and Hermann Lodge Canton. He is survived by wife Bertha four daughters and four grandchildren.
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Fred Leupin
E. L. Sharpe
Herrick Avenue East
Cc. W. Recard
Congregational Church
Wellington Greenwood Cemetery
Basil
Switzerland
Congregational
Eagles Lodge
Hermann Lodge
Canton
Bertha
S. R. LaVine
Lakewood
B. A. Witmer
W. H. Sponseller
Wellington
J. M. Melick
Bax Village
Townsend Club Plans Oyster Supper and Oberlin Meeting
Townsend Club No. 1 met in the Grange hall Thursday night planning an oyster supper for December 19. An invitation to attend a Townsend meeting at Oberlin on November 19 was read and accepted.
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Townsend Club No
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Name censorship in Hollywood schemes to avoid libel suits
Hollywood studios use name censorship bureaus to prevent libel by changing character names that mirror real people and places. The practice avoids lawsuits from offended real individuals and even shields titles from resembling real crimes or figures. Gary Cooper, Jack Oakie, Gracie Allen and George Burns appear in light anecdotes about studio routines and script control.
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Hollywood
John Smithoski
S. Louis
St. Louis
Smithoski
Sing Sing
Gary Cooper
Jack Oakie
Cooper
Gary
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Gracie
Miss Allen
Church notices from multiple congregations in one page
Church listings include service times and ministers for Nazarene Presbyterian Methodist and Christ temple along with address details and weekly schedules. Princeton Avenue Garford Broad Street West Avenue and Oberlin Road are referenced with Sunday School morning and evening worship times and midweek prayer meetings.
Lake Avenue Church Notes
Lake Avenue Community church schedules regular services Sunday November 15 at the Lake Avenue school house. Bible school led by superintendent Keener fai bi. Preaching service conducted by Earl B Peck, pastor.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Asenun
Keener Faibi
Iuean
Earl BL Peck
Jones Chapel Sevrenteerth Street Ker. A M Service
Pastor K A White leads Jones Chapel with Sunday School by J Greenfield on Sept 10 1945 Moursing Service at 6:99 PM and AaACE League 7 30 Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 2
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Seventeenth Street
C. C Smith
P_C
Multiple Churches Schedule on West River and Nearby Streets
A dense church notices page lists service times and locations across several churches. Key pastors and venues include Rev Julius Kish at 206 West River Street with Sunday services and prayer meetings, Lake Ave Community Church led by Rev EB Peck, and First Baptist Church at Second Street and Middle Avenue with morning and evening services. The roster mentions St Pauls Evangelical, Mt Zion Baptist, Shiloh Baptist, Church of Christ Salvation Army services, Alliance Spiritualist group, and Society of Spiritual Science, outlining Sunday schools, morning worship, Christian Endeavor, evening services, and midweek prayer sessions across the area.
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Julius Kish
West River Street
Alex Yosa
Young Peoples
Lake Avenue Women’s Association Meets for New Officers
The Lake Avenue Women's Association of the church meets at Mrs. Robert Taylor's home to elect officers and plan activities. Members bring lunches. the hostess serves coffee and cake. Mrs. W. V. Shaeffer returned from Columbus as a delegate to state and national grange conventions and degrees.
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Women’s Association of
Lake Avenue Community Church
Robert Taylor
Electine Vew
WV. V. Shaeffer
Columbus
Grange
Strate Theater
Five Hundred Club Hosts Prize Night at Schafer Home
Avon AVOX reports the Five Hundred Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Czerl Schafer at their home on Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Waldo Blake, Ed Stagg, and Paul Stokes after an evening of card games.
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Avox
Five Hundred Club
Czerl Schafer
Harold Smith
Waldo Blake
Ed Stagg
Paul Stokes
Village Council Holds Regular Meeting On Thursday
The village council met in the lung hall on Thursday evening and conducted only routine business, with no major actions reported.
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Lung Hall
Sixteen Club Hosts Rob Barr Home Evening
The Sixteen club enjoyed a Thursday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rob Barr. George Peak and Mrs. Roy Cahoon won the card contest. Lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Rob Barr
George Peak
Roy Cahoon
Arnold Buck
Just On Time Club Hosted By Mrs Casper
Mrs. Mat Casper hosted the Just On Time Club at her home on Thursday. First prize went to Mrs Vernon Frey and second to Mrs Joe Tomlin. A lunch followed. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Abbey Butz. Visitors included Mrs Mary Brooks, Mrs John Jameson, Mrs Norman Stockhaus and daughter, and Mrs Oma Barrett with Mrs Sherman Vedder from Cleveland.
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Mat Casper
Vernon Frey
Joe Tomlin
Abbey Butz
Mary Brooks
John Jameson
Wakeman
Norman Stockhaus
Oma Barrett
Sherman Vedder
Cleveland
Ed Starz
Second Congregational Corner Lake Ave and West Street
Pastor Dr A E Kemp invites at Lake Avenue and West Street church with Sunday School at 3 30 PM. Service scheduled for 7 45 PM. Christian Endeavor at 6 92.
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Corner Lake Ave
West Street
A E Kemp
Christian Endeavor
Grange Hustlers Convene at Grange Hall Meeting
The Grange Hustlers met at the Grange Hall on Thursday with eight members present. They decided to hold the meat meeting on Friday November 27.
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Grange
Tareem Supperteld At North Elyria Grange Hall
A large turnout of Grange members and families attended a supper at North Elyria Grange Hall. The 396 Club will meet at Otto and Clara Jabbusch’s Griswold road home on Saturday night November 14. Some health updates and social visits are noted among local residents.
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Elyria Savings Working Family
Tareem
North Elyria
Grange
396
Otto Jabbusch
Griswold Road
Clara Disbrow
Lewis Behnke
Elyria
Helen Bornton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oldenbury
North Olmsted
Addie Barbour
Behind the Scenes at a Depression Era Studio
In the studio world Gracie trusts George to supply daily dialogue pages while she repeats lines, often with little recall of the film story or title. Michael Whalen celebrates paying off his new car bought at contract signing. Arline Judge leads among the colony’s females as she hurries back from the airport in an ambulance through studio gates.
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Gracie
George
Michael Whalen
20Th Century-Fox
Mike
New York
Arline
Caren Lombard
Annine
Tax treatment of British corporations
The present income tax rate on British corporations is 23 percent of net income. Britain allows corporations to carry forward losses as far back as six years for tax relief.
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Britain
Birmingham Notes Tour Across Nearby Cities
Birmingham society notes list Earl Mikel and families visiting Sandusky on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robart and daughter Helen, and Mrs. H J Welz were in town. El ria visitors include E H Snellenberger of El ria visiting Walter Snellenberger. Further, Mrs. W A Wickline and several local residents spent Saturday in Birmingham and Elyria shoppers were noted.
Vermilion Visitors Call on Elyria and Vermilion Hosts
Mr and Mrs H J Wels Sunder and Mr and Mrs Walter Snellenberger with daughters Lucille and Helen and Viola Wasem visited E H Snellenberger in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Jay Stevens from Vermilion were the upper guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler on Sunday.
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Jim
Verain, Vindiad
H. J. Wels Sunder
Walter Snellenberger
Lucille
Helen
Viola Wasem
E. H. Snellenberger
Elyria Sundsy Sftereooan
Jay Stevens
Vermilion
Andrew Schisler
School Social Evening With Aches Board Members
Friday evening the aches board members were entertained by the teachers at the school. Miss Madeline Harrison spent Tuesday with her parents. Clara Kine was a Wakeman visitor Monday. Mrs Florence Fox and daughter Charlene visited Mrs Weis Tuesday. Mrs August Weideman and son Harry were Sunday guests at the John Crambell home. Mrs Carl Robart and Mrs H J Weiz were in Wakeman Tuesday afternoon. Earl Joyce and family of Lorain visited the former's parents Sunday. The wise reformer does not seek sudden revolutionary change but sees progress as development of a principle in life and history. True worship is a habit of the soul.
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Aches Board
Madeline Harrison
George Harrison
Clara Kine
Wakeman
Florence Fox
Charlene
Weis
August Weideman
Harry
John Crambell
Carl Robart
H. J. Weiz
Earl Joyce
Lorain
Alfred Joyce
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ourtland
Masonic Party
W. L. Williams, Mer
J.B. LU
Mastep
Kepler
the Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Leupin
Townsend
Jimmie Fidler
Church Directory
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Surset
Clay
Wednnesday
Young Pepples
United Presbyterian East
Second St
Geo Brown
Princeton Avenue
Distine Worhip
Young People’s Meetiss
First Methodist
Court Street
EB J Bord
Surdasy
M—Epworth
Christ’s Temple
Oberlin Road
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
Garford
J .L. Grich
Princeton Arc
Church Bible School
ST. John’s Lutheran
Broad St
West Ave
Rec Armis Schroeder
VV. V. Schaeffer
African Methodist Church
FIRST
Hungarian Baptist Church
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
ST. Andrew’s Church
Middle Ave
Edwin B Redhead
D. D
Lake Ave. Community Church and Bible School
Lake Ave
EB. Peck
A. S
Bibe
Berritt Lesby
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's
Collis Odell Stewart
Young People
Pilgrim Community
Cambriése
Leroy Cabbage
Edwin Britton
Magyar Reformed
Bela P. Bacse
Jungsarian
Baeftist
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R &. Neighbour
Grace Lutheran Church
E. River St
F. J. Schumm
Church OF God IN Christ
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Erast Klon
MT. Zion Baptist
Lodi
Willis Jackson
West Avenue
E Harris
East Ave
Redington
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. Brown
Salvation Army
Hears Hillier
Holiness Steetings
Salvation Meeting
Alliance Spiritualist Church
Sgroad
Anna Hale
Second
Chapel Street
Will J. Foster
Al—Bible School
Society OF Spiritual Science
Laurendine
Watson
Bpnworth Leazus
Holy Cross Church
Wm Muir Auld
Byday
Bethany Baptist Church
WOMEN
PF. T
T» Starr
Mothersingers
E.G. Baxter
Elyria High School
Avon
Mrs. Casper
2Nd Congregational Church
Grange Hustlers
XEWS
Calvin Miller
John Gailis
Harold Starker
Andrews
Adamsville
Reno Collier
Pha Mang
Eternit
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Birmingham
Brlefs
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
U. S&s
Day's Music Store
Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Glade Thomas & Brown
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