High School Seniors Open Chapel Program with Readings
Amherst Ohio November 14 seniors held a chapel program featuring scripture by Miss Dorothea Zilch and announcements by Howard Lange and Kathryn Murray. The program included Glee Club selections, National Art Week depictions, readings from Priscilla, and performances by the entertainment quartet and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Dorothea Zilch
Howard Lange
Kathryn Murray
Sullr
Harry Halil
Duveneck
Robert Ernst
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
Clark Hogue
Whistler
Betty Braun
Breton
Ida Truscello
Helland
Hitchcock
Patricia Murray
Boughton
Gerald VanKeuren
Beverly Bruce
Priscilla
Miles Standish
Avartet
Bruce Pumphrey
Harold Hollingsworth
Richard Aschenbach
Ralph Holzhaver
Peggy Wesbecher
Priscilla Varga
Daniel Horvath
Janet Smith
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Ruth Ehrman
Evangelical Church Plans Foreign Day Message by Rev Heinmiller
The First Evangelical Church will observe Foreign Day Sunday with Rev. Carl Heinmiller of Cleveland preaching at both morning and evening services. Heinmiller, son of the late Bishop Heinmiller, is field secretary of the missionary society and a National Forestry graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Carl Heinmiller
Cleveland
The
Missionary Society
Heinmiller
Bishop Heinmiller
National Forestry
Seminary student and pastor lead mission offering
A classmate of Rev Hayes at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Germany is mentioned before his election as pastor. Before taking the current role after the 1934 General Conference he served several years in the Oregon Conference. An offering for missions will be received at the morning service as Sunday school members attend district sessions and a workers conference at the Sarduss Evangelical church Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hayes
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Oregon
Sarduss
Evangelical
Queen Esther Class Social at Mrs VanKeuren Home
Mrs H H VanKeuren of Jackson street hosted the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church Friday evening. The group opened with business and winter plans, then enjoyed a social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. VanKeuren
Jackson Street
Methodist Church
Red Cross Drive Planned by Amherst Lorain Chapter
Amherst town officials and Lorain Chapter Red Cross board members met at Town Hall last evening to finalize plans for the annual drive. Mrs. Robert Hubbard will chair the effort which will start next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lorain
The
Red Cross
Town Hall
Robert Hubbard
Discharged Mrs. Charles Henry and Baby Bar
Mrs Charles Henry and her baby were discharged Friday from an unnamed facility or custody and listed as living on Park Avenue. The brief note records their discharge with no further context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Baby Bar
Park Avenue
Elyria Social Guests and Local Amusement Notes
John Merthe and daughter Marguerite of Elyria spent Thursday evening with Miss Lucy Horn. Miss Margaret Berger, Penfield High instructor, spends the weekend at her Franklin avenue home. B. A. Jenne was a Cleveland business visitor Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. L. Hell of Lakewood was an Amherst visitor Thursday afternoon. Miss Edith Berger, recently ill at Franklin avenue, is able to be about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merthe
Marguerite
Elyria
Lucy Horn
Margaret Berger
Penfield Higch
Franklin Avenue
B. A. Jenne
Clleveland
A. L. Hell
Lakewood
Amherst
Edith Berger
Manufacturer To Address League At Church Here
Manufacturer Samuel A. Fulton of Fulton Company Milwaukee will speak at the United Presbyterian Church to mark the third anniversary of the Men's Missionary League. Fulton, a prominent Wisconsin leader, serves as Gideon International chaplain and church elder, and will deliver a message valued by congregants. The talk follows the annual Men and Missions series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Missionary League
The
United Presbyterian Church
Ss. A. Fulton
West Allis
Wis
Synod of
Illnois
Fulton
Guernsey County
Ohio
Court actions and appointments in Lorain county
Anna M. Hiltz sues Mrs. Earl Morris for 357 dollars for 112 weeks of household services starting March 13 1934. A petition seeks permission to sell vacant land in Lorain. Charles Grenzebach Jr of Birmingham sues Dr S V Buriler of Lorain for 225960 due to an injury on October 15 1935 while applying lime spray in an apple orchard. County commissioners appointed Mrs Clara A Tarlor to a county relief unit position at 385 a month replacing Mrs Rachel McDaniel who becomes school nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Hiltz
Earl Morris
Mer
Charles Grenzebach, Jr
Birmingham
Dr. S. V. Buriler
Lorain
Clara A. Tarlor
County Central Relief Unit
Tarlor
Rachel McDaniel
Dr. H. N. Kinnear Dies in Louisiana
Dr. H. N. Kinnear a retired medical missionary who served in Foochow China for forty years died in Baton Rouge Louisiana while wintering with his daughter Mrs. Samuel Burns. He previously lived in Oberlin after his wife’s death and is survived by two daughters Eunice A. Burns Florence J. Howison and two sons Paul of New York and Gerald R. Kinnear of Honolulu. His remains return to Oberlin for burial at Westwood cemetery with services Monday at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Navy
H. N. Kinnear
Baton Rouge
Samuel Burns
Kinnear
Foochow
China
George Sedgeman
Services In The Churches First Church a Oberiin
Rev. A Richards leads services at First Church Oberiin with a 9:45 a.m. church school and an 11:00 a.m. morning service following a freshman student class at 11:60 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Oberiin
A. Richards
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Triex
Rice Truss Experts to Demonstrate Rupture Method
Rice representatives of William & Rice Inc will be at the Elyria Hotel in Elyria on Monday November 316 to demonstrate the Rice Method for rupture and fit a Rice Appliance. No charge to learn about the method with optional continued use after adjustment. Hours 9 to 12 a m, 7 to 3 p m, or 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Tress
William & Rice, Inc
Adams, N
Religious services and activities schedule with multiple churches
A compiled church calendar lists sermons prayers and youth activities across First Methodist, First Baptist, Christian Science Society, Christ Church Episcopal, Mt Zion Baptist, Grace Lutheran, Sacred Heart, and the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Events include sermons on Promises from Afar Breaking the Chains and Youth Peace, choir rehearsals, prayer services, Sunday schools, Epworth League meetings, and student open houses.
Present Play Siz Members of the Junior Class
A school notice lists the junior class members for a presented play. The document names students involved and outlines roles or participation expectations for the upcoming production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Cunningham Sues for Divorce Over Gross Neglect
Charles Cunningham of Lorain filed suit for divorce from Anna Cunningham on grounds of gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cunningham
Lorain
Anna Cunningham
West Salem man sues for partition of Brighton property
J. T. Gable of West Salem files suit against George Herbert and Sarah Jane Peer Cole of Brighton seeking partition of property in Brighton township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gable
West Salem, O
George Herbert
Sarah Jane Peer Cole
Brighton
Brighton Township
Discipline of the body seeks spiritual strength and beauty
A philosopher notes that indulgence weakens discipline and harms spiritual growth. Self control over the body is essential to attain inner strength and aesthetic harmony. The prose links physical discipline with moral and spiritual flourishing.
Oberlin High Stage Crew Presents Luncheon for Six Play
Oberlin High School presented Luncheon for Six during Thursday morning assembly directed by Miss Earle. Cast members included June Carpenter Dorothy Gerber Nina Lester Roland Berthoff James Hall and Ward Wooster. The play is an exchange piece planned to travel to nearby schools while Oberlin forwards a plan to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Miss Earle
June Carpenter
Dorothy Gerber
Nina Lester
Roland Berthoff
James Hall
Ward Wooster
Oberlin
Garden Club Meet to Feature Reforestation Talk
Oberlin Women's club garden department schedules a gathering on Monday November 16 at 3 p m in Wright laboratory. Mr Deane of Wooster Experiment Station will discuss reforestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mondar
Wright Laboratory
Deane
The
Wooster Experiment Station
Centennial Nursery School Health Film Showing Event
The Centennial Nursery School invites parents and friends to view moving pictures on child health and training on Monday evening November 16 at 7:34 oclock at the Centennial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Nursery School
Service Guild Meets at Methodist Church
The Service Guild of the Methodist church hosts a covered dish supper Monday at 6 15 p m at Mrs Wallace 25 North Pleasant street. Miss Gertrude Chener recently back from China will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Wallace
North Pleasant Street
Gertrude Chener
China
Miss Enda Wooster Takes GE Job in Bridgeport Conn
Miss Enda Wooster leaves for Bridgeport Connecticut to start a position with the General Electric Company. Pythian Sisters drill team hosts a 6 20 PM pot luck supper Monday at Mrs Tapper’s West Ridge road home. Lorain County Floral Club enjoys a Tuesday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs A S Davidson’s Fast Lorain Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda Wooster
Harver A. Wooster
Bridgeport
Mead Wins Apple Pie Queen Title at County Show
Mrs Mead Petty of Henrietta Township won the Apple Pie Queen title at the Lurain County Potato and Apple Show with her top judged pie among a field of entries. Second prize went to Mrs A Goodtan of Elyria, third to V V Sechseffer of Elyria, fourth to Mrs J Mennels of Graf ten, and fifth to Miss Ruth Moore of Elyria. Judges scored crust contents and appearance with 40 44 and 20 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Petty
Henrietta Township
Lurain
A. Goodtan
Homesite Court
Elyria
V. V. Sechseffer
J. Mennels
Grafften
Ruth Moore
Century Block
Death Record Mrs Jennie Washington
Mrs Jennie Washington died at her daughter’s home 136 West Street at 9 30 am after a two week illness. Born January 20 1883 in Shepherdstown WV she was widow of J A Washington and had lived in Elyria 24 years. Member of Second M E Church. Survived by a sister Mrs Washington of Waynesboro PA. Funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home then to Second M E Church for 2 pm services conducted by Rev J A Watson. Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Washington
Geneva Huff
West Street
Shephardstown
West Virginia
J. A. Washington
Elyria
M. E. Church
Washington
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Men- Gaus
M. E
J. A. Watson
Brookdale Cemetery
Obituary of Mrs. Cisra Hudson Hing in Wakeman Ohio
Mrs. Cisra Hudson Hing of Spring-Sefd Otie formerly Henrietta Township died Friday. She leaves husband Horace King son Horace Hine Js of Columbus and daughter Edwth King of Chicago. Two brothers Ala Hudson of Painesville and Liord Hudson of Kipton and sister Mrs. Hattie Hart of Springfield, Ohio. Body to arrive at W. L. Pease Funeral Home Sunday. Visitation Monday evening. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Reverend William Smith of Oberlin to officiate. Burial in Camden cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pease
Friends Mar
William Smith
Oberlin
Camden Cemetery
Mrs Bertha M Klinect Dies After Long Illness In Belden
Mrs Bertha M Klinect wife of Fred L Klinect died today at Belden after a lingering illness. She was born in Valley City in April 1881 and lived in Grafton Township 39 years. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mildred Somerton of Leds Ohio a brother Will Marst of Grafton and a sister Mrs Lottie Klinect of Grafton. Funeral arrangements through Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial in Belden cemetery with services Monday at 345 p.m. conducted by Rev George Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Klinect
Fred L. Klinect
Phelon W. Bruce Dies After Two-Year Illness
Private funeral services will be held at the late home on Indian Hollow Road Sunday at 2 p m with Reverend Will Foster officiating. Burial will be in LaPorte Cemetery. He died last night at 6 05 p m after a two year illness. Born September 10 1875 in Ridgeville Township he lived on the farm where he died for 52 years. He served as clerk of Carlisle Township and resigned due to ill health. Survived by widow Grace E. Bruce seven sons and daughters Ralph Marvin Warren Lucile Hamilton Florence Lambert Ruth June Bruce 16 sisters Celia Robson Helen Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelon W. Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Will Foster
LaPorte
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Bruce
Ridgeville Township
Carlisle Township
Grace E. Bruce
Ralph
Marvin
Elyria
Warren
Lucile Hamilton
Florence Lambert
Ruth
June Bruce
Celia Robson
Helen Alexander
Death of Crane Operator Claude Van Landingham
Claude Van Landingham 32 a Sterling Foundry crane operator died of pneumonia at his home on North Main Street Wellington. Born in Irwin County Georgia he attended Wellington schools. his parents died recently. Surviving are three sisters Alma Van Landingham Mrs Katherine Lee and Mrs Clifford Marshall and a brother Max of Cleveland. Funeral Sunday at 3 from Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Dr W Co Record officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Claude van Landingham
Sterling Foundry Company
James Easton
North Main Street
Irwin County
Georgia
Fifford Marshall
Alma van Landingham
Katherine Lee
Max
Cleveland
Keith Andrews
Dr. Co. W
Greenwood Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Reported for Six Couples
Six couples received marriage licenses: James Mathews 20 of Lodi and Ella Mae Conklin 20 of La Grange. William C. Smith 26 of Avon and Margaret E. Smi tek 22 of Ridgeville. Kenneth Newell 28 of Lorain and Grace Yingling 23 of Lorain. George Ebeling 22 of Avon Lake and Alice Varner 19 of Avon Lake. Joseph Manichl 35 of Sheffield Township and Mary Kromray 40 of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathews
Lodi
Ella Mae Conklin
la Grange
William C. Smith
Avon
Margaret E. Smitek
Ridgeville
Kenneth Newell
Lorain
Grace Yingling
George Ebeling
Avon Lake
Alice Varner
Joseph Manichl
Sheffield Township
Mary Kromray
Lecture by Gur Morse Bingham Draws Elyria College Crowd
Friday morning at Elyria Business College drew students and public alike to hear Gur Morse Bingham speak on The Secret of Failure. The event featured Miss Irene Upson, Paul Wainwright, and a student chorus with Ava Master, Mary Kiehm, Laura Spiete, Bessie Lanz, and Neva Carrick, plus Jack Sausaman. Next Friday will showcase student stunt performances from five groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Gur Morse Bingham
Bingham
Brigham
Business College
Irene Upson
Paul Wainright
Ava Master
Mary Kiehm
Laura Spiete
Bessie Lanz
Neva Carrick
Jack Sausaman
Cleveland Heights Catholic Study Club hosts meeting
Mrs H J Horan of Cedar Road Cleveland Heights welcomed members to a Catholic Study Club gathering. Current events were shared, a paper on The Termon in Spain was presented, and Mrs Helfrich along with Mrs St Marie reviewed White Banners by Lloyd C Douglass. A luncheon followed with chrysanthemum centerpiece and guests Mrs Schnitzler and Mrs O'Donnell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Horan
Cedar Road
Cleveland Heights
Ciibdic
Rell
Lloyd C. Douglass
F. A. Helfrich
Gene St. Marie
Spain
Hogan
Mesdames
S. J. Birkbeck
T. V. Borlan
R. J. Bruck
R. E. Craft
Richard T. Gray
Marsh Guerin
E. P. Hayes
George Kimbel
Fred A. Leister
H.C. Robinson
R. J. Rosselot
R. J. Schork
F. M. Verbeerk
P. J. Schnitzler
A. P. O'Donnell
Birkbeck
Stanford Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps No 108 Holds Meeting in Odd Fellow Hall
The regular meeting of Woman's Relief Corps No 108 was held yesterday in Odd Fellow Hall with good attendance. Claire Wendell presided as president. Anna Bright reported on shut-in members and a tureen dinner sponsored by the Sons of Veterans and its auxiliary next Thursday at 6 PM in I O O F hall. Renaming John A Wailer and Captain Stough noted as surviving Civil War veterans in Elyria and Amherst. The corps received an invitation to the dinner with members asked to bring a tureen. Mrs Jennie Collins received a gift donated by Mrs Rose Law. The charter was draped in memory of E Jane Bailey former state department president. Next reg ular meeting on November 27 will include a social hour and bingo. The president requests full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Wendell
Anna Bright
Sunshine
Sons of Veterans
I. O. O. F. Hall
John A. Wailer
Captain Stough
Elyria
Amherstt
Woman’s Relief Corps
Jennie Collins
Rose Law
E. Jane Bailey
State of
Ohio
Wendell
Mission Study Club Holds November Dinner Meeting
Guests at the First Congregational church gathering included Leanna Moore Myr tle Halliwell Ona Holis and several others. Elizabeth Rich opened with devotions and the Johnson book A Preface to Racial Understanding was completed. A review of the Negro contributions to Civilization followed by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Moore
Myrtle Halliwell
Ona Holis
E. D. Adams
Cole
Ebba Fosselius
Alice Taylor
Garber
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Rich
Charles S. Johnson
Phyllis Wagner Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Home
Phyllis Ann Wagner turned ten yesterday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Wagner on Tenth Street. Fifteen guests enjoyed games and a pleasant party atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann Wagner
Leonard Wagner
Tenth Street
Fiftheen
Trip Recalls Hubbell Family Visit Through Smokey Mountains
Dr. W B Hubbell and Mrs Hubbell shared a recent trip through the Great Smokey mountains with Round Table members at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens on Sixth street. The talk covered Alvin Yorks roots in the area and Hubbells conversations with locals. Mrs S S Rockwood led the evening’s diversion before refreshments and the couple will host the club again on December fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbell
Great Smokey Mountains
Round Table Club
Richard Stevens
Sixth Street
Alvin York
Great Smoker
York
S. S. Rockwood
Breakfast Hike by the Middle Steps of the YWCA
The YWCA groups plan a breakfast hike tomorrow meeting at the post office at 7 90. In rain the meal moves to the YW gym. Grace OMalley Helen Rudy and Donna Chapman head the breakfast event. A separate old fashioned party Monday at 7 30 has Emma Goodman Delene Rhoads and Agnes Roth as committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Grace O'Malley
Helen Rudy
Donna Chapman
Emma Goodman
Delene Rhoads
Agnes Roth
Missouri Mule to star at first strictly mule rodeo
Excelsior Springs Missouri hosts the first annual mule rodeo on Thursday sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and local groups to glorify the farm animal. In Peoria Illinois Stephen Zick, 26, damaged 22 plate glass windows with a hammer on Main Street after an escape from the state hospital. Damage estimated at $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Peoria
Stephen Zick
Main Street
Zick
Peoria State Insane Hospital
Pitt Students Practice Emergency Response After Truck Crash
In Pittsburgh on November 14 a one ton truck overturned near a classroom injuring two occupants while 53 pre medical students assisted with first aid demonstrations showing practical emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Birthday luncheon honors Julia Flood and friends
Prizes and honors were awarded to Julia Flood Martha Jo Guerin Frances Corkill and Gladys Lyon at a luncheon with pink and white decor. The centerpiece featured a two tier cake with ten lighted tapers and crystal candelabra flanked by pink favors at each place. Guests included Priscilla Martin Elaine Bruck Dorothy Crafton Phyllis Smith Betty Rips Claire Hogan Dorothy Alice Raby Mary Lou Blaine Marjorie Coughlin Cecelia Stolz and Gloria Lion. Phyllis Ann received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Flood
Martha Jo Guerin
Frances Corkill
Gladys Lyon
Priscilla Martin
Elaine Bruck
Dorothy Crafton
Phyllis Smith
Betty Rips
Claire Hogan
Dorothy Alice Raby
Mary Lou Blaine
Marjorie Coughlin
Cecelia Stolz
Gloria Lion
Phyllis Ann
Scout Council Meets Girl Scout Instructions Focus
The Girl Scout Council met with Mrs. A. M. Hannaford and Frances Morse of Cleveland. Morse, field director, outlined duties and emphasized the national international non sectarian movement preparing girls for home and community roles. The program stresses outdoor life health first aid handicraft and aims to develop initiative self control self reliance and unselfish service. The council roster includes Hannaford Thomas Fritzsche Pond Crisp Moody Uthe Overdeer and Luethi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
A. M. Hannaford
Elyria Group
Frances Morse
Cleveland
Girl Scout Movement
William Thomas
Allen Fritzsche
H. W. Pond
E. J. Crisp
E. L. Moody
L. F. Uthe
V. L. Overdeer
Harry Luethi
Kings Daughters class meets for November session
Thirty four members and four guests of the Methodist church Kings Daughters class met last night at Mrs. Harry Sehwind's home on West Second Street. Mrs Whitmore led devotions and Mrs Ault chaired the business. Plans for December were discussed. Games and contests followed with old fashioned photographs as a highlight. Refreshments were served by Miss Amelia Gildersleeve with assistance from several members. Next meeting set for December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Harry Sehwind
West
Whitmore
Ault
Amelia Gildersleeve
DY Mesdames Schwind
Reese
Bradley
Lininger
Minch
R. Cotton
Hoak
Ruth Louis Klein Granted Divorce From Edward Klein
Judge D. A. Cook grants Ruth Louis Klein a divorce from Edward Klein today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Louis Klein
D. A. Cook
Edward Klein
Markets and Prices In Cleveland Produce Market Report
The Cleveland produce market shows butter unsettled with extras, eggs steady, live poultry firm with heavy hens and various springers priced up. Nearby markets list apples to potatoes with specific basket and sack prices, plus grain futures for wheat corn oats and rye across several grades and locations such as Toledo and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springers Leshorm
Springers No
Turkess
U. 3
Idaho
Maine
Vestal Shoes Sweep Struck Furniture In Bowling Match
Vestal Shoes defeated Struck Furniture two games to one in a St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match last evening. Hank Koepp led the winners with a 577 series and a 226 individual game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestal Shoes
St. John’s Lutheran
Hank Koepp
Foundry and Cleaning Room win two Bowls at Electro Alleys
The Foundry defeated the Millwrights twice and the Cleaning Room beat the Furnace twice in a pair of Electro Alleys Bowling League matches held last evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ridgeville Knights League Results Rise on Local Lanes
The Ridgeville Feed Store swept Pickering Service Station two games while Ridgeville Hatchery did the same against Barnes Coal Company in last evening’s Ridgeville Knights of St. John Bowling League matches at the K of Callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Pickering
Ridgeville Hatchery
Barnes Coal Company
Knights of St. John
K. of
Campaign kickoff set with luncheon committee lineup
The piece lists numerous company names and individuals tied to a luncheon committee chaired by Mrs. Ingels. It notes volunteers handling flowers, meals, and serving arrangements, plus a correction naming John Kolopos on Frank W. Hoover's team. The campaign opens Monday at 6:39 p.m. with a First Methodist Church dinner featuring Bishop James McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolopos
James McFadden
Cleveland
Catholic Church
McFadden
St. Agate Church
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Elyria Case
Calvin Miller of R. D. 2 Elyria was fined 2 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Major D. A. Baird. Gunar Levansten, arrested a week earlier for intoxication, was fined 1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Miller
R. D
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Gunar Levansten
Theft of coat and hat at Elyria Hotel lobby
R F Mikolajewski reported theft of a gray top coat and blue hat from the Elyria Hotel lobby last night He left the items in the lobby during a barbers' meeting The clothing was valued at 23 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hotel
R. F. Mikolajeski
Barbers
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Hospital News
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Foy
Ohio Baptist Convention
Dr. Kinnear
Louisiana
Richards
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Mar
Palestine
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
Hamilton
Epworth League
Wilbur van Ausdale
Methodist Parsonage
School of Religious Education
Bosworth Hall
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
E. College St
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Mt. Zion Baptist
F. Marsaburn
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Due
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Elsie Gatherers
Service Guild
Mrs. Mead Petty
Mrs
Clara Hudson King
Ricard Alien
Woman's Relief Corps No. 108
Odd Fellow Hall
Minerva Seton
M. J. Lengel
Linda Cuyler
Ruth Gates
George Martin
Co. E. Townsend
Robert Hand
W. F. Beil
United Press
Scout
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
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Court Street
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Cleveland Produce
Gor Powrer
Hubbard
Toledo
Vestal
Fen H. Reepp
Schroeder
R. Reepp
Electro Alloys League
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Maione
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Minnick
Kuipper
Millwrights
Carlsen
Parton
Nasipak
Rudy Vic
C.a
North Ridgeville Knights of St. John Bowling League
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Pitts
Traxier
Weisheit O- L. Traxier
Gilbert
J. E. Scott
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