Lorain County Students At Ohio State University
Lorain County is represented by 117 OSU students this quarter as total enrollment surpasses 13,000. Elyria 38, Lorain 40, Obertin 12, Amherst 9, Wellington 5, Grafton 5, Columbia Station 4, Avon Lake 3, LaGrange 1. Elyria list includes Raymond Alexander and others. Lorain list includes Sanford Asch and many more. Wellington Avon Lake Columbia Station LaGrange residents also listed. A social gathering celebrated Charles Hevercomb’s 21st birthday with bingo, a two course luncheon, decorations, candles, and gifts from friends.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Elyria
Lorain
Obertin
Amherst
Wellington
Grafton
Columbia Station
Avon Lake
LaGrange Elyria
Raymond Alexander
Wayne Boyd
James Boylan
Lee Brichman
John Burrell
Alex Clawson
Emma Curtiss
Neomra Davis
Robert DeLloyd
Edward Dombroshyv
Dorothy Gottlieb
Edwin Hardy
James Hayes
Emanuel Jowenstine
Meyer Horwitz
Willam Lauek
Dorothy Lottman
Malcolm McDonald
Charles Melton
Eugene Myers
Allan Nordrum
Geuregs Novotny
Fredene Pahl
George Pallas
Malcobm Patrick
John Pr
Henry Jacobs
George Jacobs
Lewis Krieg
Wayne Kshn
Louis Lamm
Michael Maras
Wooliam Marsh
Winifred Masson
Mutaum Mayer
Thomas Mondhan
Jack Mayer
Harry Olszewski
Aludar Ostiognar
Erikh Penton
Stanley Poncrocha
Henrs Pravehocki
Trene Quester
Mildred Quester
Sophie Romatowski
Paul Romoser
Patty Roth
Leroy Schum
Joseph Heres
Kenneth Fritz Letos Tasenpflig
Tiaras Vierths
Howard Petts
Ceace Robertson
Benschaetter
Roy Schaetter
Leo Stiwald Toatton
Margaret Burkles
Carrol Cook
Stanley Hoskin
Edward Reisinger
John Spitzer
Wellinngton
Ruussell Dichasen
Robert Bear
Orving Olesen
Frances Ramser
Guy Walls
Carroll Battre
Charles Hevercomb
Cambridge Avenue
Robert Hevercomb
Igh
Raymond Krugman
Dorothy Stich
Mia
Delivery service ad for Wellington and Barker Street
An old newspaper snippet lists Wellington addresses 623 Barker Street and Courtland with a delivery service contact for 21for and 229 Courtland. It mentions Junior Grissinger as part of the ad. The terse notice repeats the same lines, suggesting a local classifieds insertion for a delivery offer.
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Wellington
Ora Wl. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Wellington Notes Singers and Meetings Highlight Sunday Activities
The Wellington area reports a morning service with Reverend Lonzo Green, choir anthem, and offertory by Mrs. L. F. Revier. An evangelistic party led by Allem is at the Methodist church with about 400 attendees, continuing nightly through next Sunday. Numerous church groups plan events including a Christmas program, quilting for White Cross, and a Catholic religious school session.
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Wellington
Lonzo S Green
M.be
L. F. Revier
Still Waters
Bernard Hamblen
Mariam Dirlam
Allem Miller
Methodist
First Baptist Church
Union
Price Allem
Harold and
Helen Miller
Star G2
L. F. BeVier
Eva Moats
J. H. Page
Charles W Recard
Chor
Woman's Association of the
C W. Gannett
W G Watts
Gannett
White Cross
Church of Christ
St. Patrick’s Catholic
William T Moran
Knights of Pythias Esquire Rank Meeting In Woodman Hall
A meeting in Woodman Hall features confer rank of Esquire for Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias. Officers for the coming year will be nominated. A Lorain group is expected and a county wide Friendship Club discussion is planned. A large crowd is anticipated.
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Woodman Hall
Chevalier Lodge No. 316
Knights of Pythias
Ercht
Lorain
Knights of Pythias Friendship Club
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Elect Officers
Girl Reserves met at Roosevelt school on November 11. Officers elected were President Florence Kaminski Vice President Elsie Fazekas Secretary Julia Foyete Treasurer Florena Brown and Reporter Eleanore Buchser The group is now making dolls representing different nationalities.
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Roosevelt Girl Reserves
Roosevelt School
Florence Kaminski
Elsie Fazekas
Julia Foyete
Florena Brown
Eleanore Buchser
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Ida Edwards Wellington Mary Ann Jones Wakeman Dorothy Tompkins Grafton Willim Hastings 565 Lods Richard Webber 213 Cas cade street Walter Albrecht 244 Spruce street Discharges include Marian Cole R D No 3 Mrs John Dean baby girl 217 Lake avenue.
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Ida Edwards
Wellington
Mary Ann Jones
Wakeman
Dorothy Tompkins
Grafton
Willim Hastings
Lods
Richard Webber
Cascade Street
Walter Albrecht
Spruce Street
Marian Cole
R. D
John Dean
Lake Avenue
Girl Reserves to hear Mary Powell on France tonight
Mrs Mary Powell will speak at the schoolhouse meeting of the Girl Reserves tonight detailing her year abroad in France. Her report covers experiences during a year spent overseas and offers insights on French life and culture.
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Mary Powell
Powell
France
Police Chief Coffey Speaks at Men's Brotherhood
LeRoy E. Coffey, chief of police of Shelby and licensed preacher, addressed about fifty men and friends at the M E church Friday evening after an oyster supper served by Mrs. B F Keeling. He shared police experiences while Brighton's George Green and Rochester's Horace McClaflin provided a drum and fife duet. Armand Ensign played guitar with his mother at the piano. Merle Baumgardner led group singing. Armistice Day was observed and Reverend Lonzo Green showed moving pictures from memorial services for Archibald M Willard. E B Turner will lead the December meeting.
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LeRoy E. Coffey
I. Shelby
Men's Brotherhood
M. E
B. F. Keeling
Aid Society
Mr. Coffey
George Green
Brighton
Horace McClaflin
Rochester
Armand Ensign
Myron Ensign
Merle Baumgardner
Lonzo Green
Archibald M Willard
E B. Turner
Ladies honored in contract bridge at Bradstock home
Mrs Guy E. Wells Miss Margaret Warner and Mrs Howard Arndt received honors in a contract bridge gathering for twenty at Mrs L G Bradstock's Magyar street home. A luncheon was served beneath a centerpiece of flowers.
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Guy E. Wells
Margaret Warner
Howard Arndt
L. G. Bradstock
Magyar Street
Garden club Guest Night in Wellington Herrick Auditorium
Rev William T Moran Miss Alice Andrus Miss C M Stolman and Miss Dorothy Hughes led the Wellington Garden club Guest Night in Herrick Auditorium on Thursday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs J C Clifford Belle vue. A nominating committee was named for officers for the next meeting. An illustrated talk Throughout the Year with Bulbs was enjoyed. The next meeting will be with Mrs L G Bradstork assisted by Mrs Guy Wells December 9. A committee EK WL Barrick Mrs M A Rady and Miss Jessie Wright served pumpkin pie and coffee.
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William T. Moran
Alice Andrus
C. M. Stolman
Dorothy Hughes
Wellington Garden Club
Herrick Auditorium
J. C. Clifford
Bellevue
Homer Barbe
L. G. Bradstork
Guy Wells
EK WL. Barrick
M A Rady
Jessie Wright
Lorain County Fish and Game Society disbands after trap and skeet meet
Members held their final shoot at Wellington Gun Club grounds Sunday afternoon. The Wellington Gun Club will disband and move with the county game association to a new tract near Wellington to hold future gun meets.
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Lorain Count Fish and ©Yne Society
Wellington
National Book Week Highlights At Elyria Library
Elyria Library observes National Book Week with child displays from Ely and Franklin Schools. Exhibits trace transportation progress from early locomotives to modern aircraft, plus World Book Encyclopedia, international costumes, and puppet creations by Miss Miriam Cope. Story hour at 4 p m daily features Oberlin trainees and Miss Mary Yocom Thursday. Model airplanes by local youths greet visitors. locomotive models and Tom Thumb to 1935 engines complete the display. Kachina dolls crafted by Franklin School pupils are also shown.
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Elyria
Ely School
Franklin School
Mirian Cope
Edward H. Peters
Oberlin
Mary Yocom
Japan
China
England
United States
Italy
Russia
Spain
Holland
Paul Krebs
Carroll Wilson
Wesley Rankin
Earl Wilson
Harold Dean
Roy Wendling
Ralph Vanek
Norman el
Yacht Cruise Fiasco in Miami Serial Continues
Guy Garrison fakes engagement to Joan Wilton to appease his Uncle Sherman then agrees to a real engagement with Mabel Lane. On a yacht voyage to Havana the plot thickens as Ned Acton abducts Laura Miller, a nurse, to a hidden house while Dick Young and Joan clash. A hurricane looms as Ned vows to pursue the Nirvana and rescue Laura, with a dramatic cliffhanger ending the installment.
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Guy Garrison
Sherman
Guy
Miami
Joan Wilton
Mabel Lane
Joan
Ned Acton
Laura Miller
Dick Young
Havana
Ned
Laura
Uncle Sherman
Miami Channel
Miss Wilton
Jose
Sloppy Joe’s
Nirvana
Garrison
Weather Bureau
Student Craft Fair Honors Displayed Names
Edwin Woodruff, Jack Smith, Howard Sherman, Charles Evans, Paul Wehman, David Taylor, Robert Willis, Ray Held, Arnold Molnar and Edward Rasner lead a list of students celebrated for achievements, with several others unnamed on display cards.
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Edwin Woodruff
Jack Smith
Howard Sherman
Charles Evans
Paul Wehman
David Taylor
Robert Willis
Ray Held
Arnold Molnar
Edward Rasner
Judge Washburn Named to Harvard Ames Competition Bench
Judge Clarence G Washburn of Elyria will serve on the three judge panel for the second semi final of the Ames Competition at Harvard College on Thursday evening November 18. He sits with John J Parker of Virginia and Chief Justice Page of New Hampshire. The panel ranks oral argument quality and brief responsiveness rather than deciding law. The annual Harvard College law student competition awards a substantial cash prize to the winning team.
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Clarence G Washburn
Elyria
Ninth District Appellate Court of
Ohio
Harvard College
Washburn
John J. Parker
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia
Page
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Law
Will Not Buy Lot A Triangular City Property Near Fire Station
The city council refused a proposal to sell a triangular piece of property adjacent to the West Side fire station for 1600 dollars. The owner of the property is A. R. Webber.
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West Side
A. R. Webber
Johannesburg plan to relocate Europeans to settle Indians
Johannesburg South Africa launches a relocation program moving 4 000 Europeans from a suburb slated for conversion into an Indian settlement. The move aims to reorganize housing and population distribution within the area.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Surplus Eggs Distribution To Aid Needy This Week
The first distribution of 4500 dozen eggs from the federal government will be made Wednesday and Friday at the County Relief Headquarters 308 Depot Street. Relief Director Ernest Holmes announced that three to five dozen eggs will be given to each family.
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Depot Street
Ernest Holmes
Tholmes
Farmers To Place Rat Bait Tonight Campaign to wipe rats in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers mapped strategic plan for a one day war on rats. About 1,000 farmers across the county will place 1,000 bait packages, each enough to kill around 100 rats, aiming to remove several thousand pests tonight to prevent inter farm spread.
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Lorain County
Park Department to Buy New Truck
Council authorized the purchase of a ton and a half truck for the park department after the old truck broke down beyond repair. The vehicle will cost no more than $1,000, with a $840.40 intra department transfer to cover the purchase.
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Council
Park Department
Amherst Observe Golden Wedding With Church Service
Amherst Ohio November 16 Mr and Mrs James M Hengen marked fifty years of marriage with a thanksgiving High Mass at St Joseph s Catholic Church assisted by Rev James H Smith. Their daughter Constantena Ehrensberger attended as member of the family and missionaries Sister Philomena of St Francis Convent was bridesmaid in 1887. The Hengen home on Hazel street was built 45 years ago and the couple remain active in work and home life with three children and five grandsons. An anniversary dinner followed with family and friends including James Lee and Dr Edward Hengen and Mrs Clara Klein.
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St. Joseph's Church
Louisa Ehrensberger
Mary Philomena
St. Francis’ Convent
Tiffin
Fred Hengen
Salt Lake City
Western Automatic
Elysia
Hengen
James Lee
Columbus
Edward
New Riegel
William Wenzel
Hazel Street
Robert
Jack Hengen
James
Paul
Robert Wenzel
Jack of
Edward Hengen
Clara Klein
Philomena
Claudia
Mrs Jenne Hosts Celebration Amid Lovely Gifts
Mrs. B. A. Jenne of 289 Church Street hosted a reception for an honored couple. Attendants received many gifts, flowers, telegraphs, and cards from neighbors and friends, with cake gifted by Mrs. Edward Bahl and Mrs. Otis Bahl centered at the table.
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Edward Bahl
Otis Bahl
Upcoming church and club meetings listed for the week
The Men's Club of St. Pauls Lutheran meets at the church parlors this evening. Pythian Sisters plan a meeting at K of P Hall tonight with roll call program and lunch. St Peters Sunday School teachers host a birthday party at Old Stone House Kolbe Road tonight. Mrs George Braun hosts Circle 2 of St Ann's Society at Park Avenue tonight. Circle 3 of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed meets at Mrs L Roemers Axtel Street home Wednesday afternoon. Cloverleaf Club gathers Friday at Mrs Fred Ruths Forest Street home.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
St. Peter’s
Old Stone House
Kolbe Road
George Braun
Park Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. Roemer
Axtel Street
Amelia Deuschle
Cloverleaf Club
Fred Ruth
Forest Street
Amherst Garden Club Hosts Home Evening Program
Mrs James Nicholl on South Main Street hosted Amherst Garden Club members Monday night. The program included a house plants discussion a talk on Proper Table Setting and a demonstration by Mrs E E Foster. Also featured was a Farther with Christ Mission service at First Evangelical Church with Rev H E Cobb discussing In the Home Life and special music.
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Garden Club
James Nicholl
South Main Street
Amherst Garden Club
E. E Foster
First Evangelical Church
H. E. Cobb
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
Lorain
Two More Committees Are Elected
Two committees for the Agricultural Conservation program in Loc Hain county were elected after community meetings. Avon committee members include Roman Klingshirn as chairman Herbert Myers as vice chairman Peter Nissen as committeeman Frank Rieglsberger as first alternate and Frank Baldauf as second alternate. Camden Township picks Floyd Sharp as chairman W D Davidson as vice chairman R J Davidson as committeeman R E Blackwell as first alternate and Thomas Lee as second alternate.
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Lochain County
Avon
Roman Klingshirn
Herbert Myers
Peter Nissen
Frank Rieglsberger
Frank Baldauf
Camden Township
Floyd §. Sharp
W. D. Davidson
R. J. Davidson
Bott Fly Control Plans Talk At Lorain County Meeting
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association members in Lorain county will discuss bott fly control measures at a Wellington meeting tonight. They will also finalize arrangements for a dance set for Wednesday night at the Belden Grange hall.
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Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Wellington
Belden Grange Hall
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Ohio State Univ
Junior Grissinger
Esquire
Altman & Ackerman
Custom Tailors
Culver
Alfred Peasters
Harvard
Big Ben Lump
MurdAch Coal
OO. OO. D
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Bott
Wainwright Florist
Cleveland Rd
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