Oberlin Observes National Book Week At High School
Oberlin Ohio marks National Book Week with the theme Books to Grow On. A Treasure Hunt contest for seventh to ninth graders is sponsored by Miss Hammond. Prizes are donated by J R Haylor and C KR Comizes. Mrs. C F Alter and Mrs. W C Carpenter judge. Sixty five questions guide the week long event. Special book displays are set in the High School Library.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin High School
Miss Hammond
J R. Haylor
C. KR. Comizes
C. F. Alter
W. C. Carpenter
Oberlin Exchange Club hears Mrs Lena Davis Murray
Mrs Lena Davis Murray noted author and mountain school relations counselor spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon. She shared experiences teaching in mountain schools and the mountain folk's life, praising the Children Fund for distributing clothes shoes food and books to mountain children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Davis Murray
Oberlin Exchange Club
Murray
Elie Enslow
Saturday Evening Post
Youth and Peace Topic At Forum Tonight
Professor Walter M. Horton and Stanton Catlin will speak at the First Church Fall Forum tonight at 7:36 in the Jams Brand House. They will discuss youth's role in the peace movement and war issues as part of a Thursday evening series.
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Walter M. Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Stanton Catlin
Oberlin
American Student Union
First Church
Jams Brand House
Club Hears Talk On The Blind At Work
The Nineteenth Century club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Mallory's East College street home with twenty five members present. Mrs Hayden Gorers gave a Te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Mrrs. Mallory
East College Street
Hayden Gorers
Federated Women’s Clubs Convene at Crestline Meeting
The Ninth Century club representative attended the convention on October 29 and 30 in Crestline. Miss Harriet Totman of Cleveland spoke on "The Blind at Work" and a sale of articles by the dining group brought 45 dollars. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs. M. A. Houghton to host the next meeting on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs
Nineteenth Century Club
Crestline
Harriet Totman
Cleveland
M. A. Houghton
Women’s Club Delves Into Louise Philippe Study
Mrs F C Ruth hosted the Oberlin Women’s club History department at North Cedar Avenue. Mrs W E Wright presented a paper on Louise Philippe the citizen king and his balance of power in a continuation of French history study.
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F. C. Ruth
Oberlin Women’s Club
North Cedar Avenue
W. E. Wright
Louise Philippe
YMCA Mass Meeting Brings Oberlin Boys Together
All Oberlin boys are invited to a mass meeting Saturday at 1 30 p m in the high school auditorium sponsored by the YMCA 4A. It will be the first gathering this year for an hour of wholesome fun as the MCAA and high school cooperate on a series of mass meetings.
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Oberlin Bors
College
M. Cc. A
Iris
Wellington
Thremac
Adam Appiebud
Walter H. Baker Co
Hi-Times
Edith Whitman
Eileen Cassel
Evelyn Whitman
Isabel Bishbauch
Arthur Whitman
Dick MacDermott
George Whitman
Merilla Burge
Gram” Pembroke
Ida McConnell
Alice Borden
Maxine Waters
Gramp
Pembroke
Henry Maybaugh
Jim Heres
Harold Brenner
Kar Millis
Blanche Mohrman
Fred Aiden
Frank Marler
Black Terror
A A U W Plans Evening Meeting On Education Trends
The A A U W group studying Current Trends in Elementary Education will meet at 7 30 this evening at Goodrich House. Walter R Williams in charge will discuss Special Education in the Arts and Industrial Program. Mrs E W Spaulding visits Maine. Miss Ivanore V Barnes attends a conference in Columbus.
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Goodrich House
Walter R. Williams
E. W. Spaulding
North Peasant Street
Renwick
Maine
Ivanore V. Barnes
Bureau of Appointment
Oberlin College
Institutions of Higher Learning
Columbus
Motorist Fined After Crash on Butternut Ridge Road
Claxtor Oswald of Cleveland was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after his car struck three machines and overturned in front of Walter Kilb’s residence on Butternut Ridge road Sunday afternoon. He was arraigned before Justice Preston Cooncrester Gar.
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Claxtor Oswald
Cleveland
Preston Cooncrester Gar
Butternut Ridge Road
Walter Kilb
Stage Arts Studio Pupils Perform for Members
After the meeting George Tattersall introduced Irving Plain who presented a group of his pupils in recitations songs and dances. The ensemble closed with a finale that impressed attendees. Billy F Benz entertained with accordion selections aiding the evening’s entertainment. Eyria Post No 12 seeks top district honors with membership drives and prizes like uniforms and caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tattersall
Irving Plain
Daushiers
Dar
Billy F. Benz
R. KR. QO
Tuesis
Benz
Eyria Post No
Claude Dennison
Eic
Death Record John Keyser Former City Resident
John Keyser, a former resident, died in Monroe Michigan after an appendix operation. He is survived by his widow Evelyn Keyser and siblings Elva Bach of Avon Lake William Watts of Cleveland and Harver Bevser of Cleveland. Burial services will be in Youngstown Ohio on Friday.
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John Keyser
Monroe
Michigan
Heyser
Mary Dangerfield
Harvard Avente
Evelyn Keyser
Elva Bach
Avon Lake
Wiliam Watts
Cleveland
Harver Bevser
Youngstown
Ohio
Industrial division totals fill over two hundred thousand dollars
The report lists multiple company contributions to the industrial division totaling 21 1,214.50 with numerous firms such as American Lace Manufacturing Cotson Cotson Corporation and Elyria plants giving varied amounts. Women’s division totals reach 4,444.63 with captains including Mrs F A Smythe and Mrs J A Mason leading numbered teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lace Manufacturing Co
Cotson Corporation
Couch-Utke Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Dumiex Manufacturing and Foundry Coe
Electro-Alers
Elyria Betting and Machiners Co
Elsria Brass and Bronze Co
Elyria Canning Company
Elyria Foundry Co
Elyria Telephone Co
Elyria Manufacturing Co
Far Stockings Co
Fox Furnace Co
General Industries Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
Rubbear Co
K. & S$. Tool and Manufacturing Co
Otic Fuel Gas Co
Percy-Far Co
Radiant Mill Coe
Ridge Tool Co
Rdmec Pump Co
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Timms Spring Co
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Thew Shovel
Universal Crane Co
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Worthingston Balt Tc
F. A. Smythe
J. A. Mason
Ring
Fauver
Nelson M. Fitch
Ona V. Holly
John Pekras
Charles Hamsen
Hospital
S. J. Birkbeck
Tota
Frank W. Hoover
Court hears accounting exceptions and local court actions
The report covers guardianship accounting objections filed in common pleas court, alleged unauthorized guardian expenses, and disputed debts. It also notes a theft of two heifers near Huntington, a $7,500 auto accident verdict for Bernard Rothstein, and several lawsuits including foreclosure and personal injury claims in Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Helen T. Acs
Lorain
Margaret
Julis
Kate
Helen
James Batta
Common Pleas Court
Todar
Bernard Rothstein
Lodi and
Spencer
Dr. Kellogg
Columbiana County
Penfield Center
Evening Community Activities and Church Services Tonight
Tonight's social calendar includes a Second Congregational Church talk by Rev. Kemp on When New ideals are Opposed. A bingo party at Marr Tressell home and various meetings of Zeta Upsiton, Pilgrim Community, Clasque Club, Pow Wow Club, Junior Protected Home Circle, and Rebekah Lodge. Union and special services are planned at local churches including Methodist and United Presbyterian. An Elyria Woman's Club lecture and moving pictures feature Frank Wilford. Meetings follow at addresses on Fourth street Wrickles street Oberlin road Lake avenue and 255 Bath street.
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Second Congregational Church
Kemp
Esete
Marr Tressell
School Street
Methodist
M. E
Norwalk
UL W. Wagar
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria Woman's Club
Frank Wilford
Zeta Upsiton
Mary Johnson
Fourth Street
Pilgrim Community Woman's Association
H. Heat
Wrickles Street
Clasque Club
Evalia Lehmann
Oberlin Road
Rebecca Meldrum
Bath Street
Rebekah Lodge
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Helping Hand Society
Nina Hitsman
Lake Avenue
Thanksgiving Circle Party For S A R Members
Mrs William Willert hosted a party at 109 West Street for 25 members of Captain P D Beety Circue Ladies of the S A R. James Howiett won high score, Mrs Martie Rose was second, Norval Weldy consoled. A luncheon followed with seasonally decorated tables. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mrron Hill on their recent marriage and to Mr and Mrs William Goodman on their forty third wedding anniversary.
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P. D. Beety
William Willert
West Street
James Howiett
Mrrtie Rose
Norval Weldy
Mrron Hill
William Goodman
Willett
Louise Goodman
Rose
Nine Hitsman
Grimes Opens Gh School Basketball Practice
Coach Leo Grimes called the first basketball practice for the gh School squad Monday afternoon. He is scheduling workouts for the team ahead of their first game versus Oberlin on Friday evening December 4.
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Leo Grimes
Oberlin
Music club initiation and Mozart study noted
Mrs Rey McCormick hosts a Friday evening meeting for a music club with an initiation service and study of Mozart and piano works. A civil service examination for a clerk carrier is listed for Saturday morning in the Herr Auditorium.
Tulare Man Claims World’s Only Taxidary of 28 California Durxs
Cab farmer Wilton asserts he is the only man alive who has hunted and stuffed 28 Californian durxs proving he is not lazy the public he has them all mounted.
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Tulare
Meetings Held For Wellington Hch Seri ool Senior Gir
The Wellington H ch senior girls club met Tuesday evening at Pauline Pouch’s home on Barker Street. Miss Powell assisted by La Venne Nepler hosted. Mary Whitney led a short business session. Ida McConnell directed the entertainment. Mabel Clark and Maxime West served as club advisors.
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Wellington H.ch Seriool
Pauline Pouch
Barker Street
Miss Powell
la Venne Nepler
Mary Whitney
Ida McConnell
Mabel Clark
Maxime West
Senior Epworth League Plans Church Trip Program
Twenty members of the Senior Epworth League of the MFE church planned a trip to Elyria Home for the aged Sunday afternoon to furnish the service program for the 3 o'clock event. All plans were settled in advance at the church basement gathering.
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Epworth League
MFE
Elyria
Community gathering notes from church event
Report describes a social after the business session with refreshments provided by a committee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gur Phelps and Rev and Mrs Lonzo Green. The Intermediate League party was moved from this coming Friday to Friday night of Halloween week.
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Gur Phelps
Lonzo Green
Intermediate League
Local social notes detail circle meeting and events
Abbe RK Hand Circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. H. C. Barber’s home on Tabor Street with Gertrude Dibble presiding. Reports covered Silver Cross articles and a Cleveland mission delegation. A Christmas party was planned for December 14 at Esther Whiteside’s, and Thanksgiving basket donations were requested. Others mentioned include Lillywood Rebekah Lodge practice, Rum Dubbie Bridge Club gathering, and local residents traveling, convalescing, or visiting. The F O E turkey party is scheduled for November 24.
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Abbe RK
King’s Daughters
H. C. Barber
Tabor Street
Gertrude Dibble
A. B. Southard
Silver Cross
Ohio Voice
Florence Starr
Cleveland
Mary Ruadop
Charles Sheldor
Midland
Michigan
Miss Knapp
Dibbie
Esther Whiteside
Herrick Avenue
Gertrude Anderson
Chicago
St. Joseph's
Lorain
Philip Cisby
Toledo
Frank Wolcott
Theodore Camp
R. B. Kelner
W. T. Moran
Charles Baum
Bowling Green
Mondar
Ta Wa Si Club Discusses Help For Needy
Ta Wa Si Club of the Church of Christ met at Mrs Clarence Grandstaffs home on Lons fellow avenue to plan the year events. Mrs Wayne Burdee helped host and pine cone turkey favors from a Black Hills trip were given. Next meeting December 15 at the Wilson home East avenue with turreen supper and Christmas party hostesses Mrs Walter Gehrke and Mrs Paul Whitney.
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Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Clarence Grandstaff
Lonsfellow Avenue
Wayne Burdee
Wilson
East Avenue
Walter Gehrke
Paul Whitney
Girl Scouts divide Troop Six into new Lily of the Valley
At St Marys School Norv 17 Troop Six split to form Troop Seven named Lily of the Valley with Miss Carol Stetson as captain. Amateur Hour featured Star of Bethlehem No 6 and Lily of the Valley No 7. Bingo party planned for November 23 at the YWCA led by Doris Standen Jane McGuire and Rose Schrock.
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Girl Scouts
St. Mary's School
Norv
Lily of the Valley
Carol Stetson
Star of Bethlehem No. 6
Lily of the Waller No. 7
Sant
Paps
Doris Standen
Jane McGuire
Rose Schrock
A. A. U. W. Music Study Group Meets at Mrs Dar’s Home
Members of the A. A. U. W. Music Appreciation study group gathered at Mrs. George Dar on Gulf street last evening to discuss the history of Passion Music with an intro to Bach's St Matthew Passion and a review of Part one. Plans for the next meeting remain undecided and will be announced later.
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George Dar
Gulf Street
Dance Plans For Tri Khu Club Honored At Miss Crowe's Home
Miss Jean Crowe hosted a Tri Khu Club gathering where Ardis Shenman assisted. Members approved plans for a Red Haider's Victory Dance on November 21 after the Lorain Elyria game at Elk's Hall with Freddie Fay and his Band. A Progressive Dinner was discussed and a constitution committee was formed. Refreshments followed and the group set next meeting at Benry Williamson Park Avenue with Thelma Kelly assisting.
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Jean Crowe
Ardis Shenman
Red Haider
Elk’s Hall
Freddie Fay
Christine Sederis
Virginia
Jure Barchard
Benry J. Williamson Park
Thelma Kelly
Sigma Gamma sorority bridge party at Second Street home
Mrs. Joseph Hohhenedel hosted fourteen sorority members for a tureen supper then three tables of bridge. Ora Champion won high score with S Hearne and Urban Roethke also receiving awards. Next meeting set for Mrs. Joseph Petro’s home on Stanford Avenue.
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Joseph Hohhenedel
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Second Street
Ora Champion
S. Hearne
Urban Roethke
Joseph Petro
Stanford Avenue
Hoheneder
Wilbur Gaston
Combine Meetings Plan for Club Dinner and Session
At the November business meeting the Business and Professional Women's clubs agreed to merge the business and dinner meetings into one session and set December tenth. The November dinner will be at the First Congregational church with Miss Dorothy Jones speaking on Art for Art's Sake. Many members plan to attend the district meeting in Ashland, and Miss Ebba Fosselius organized a guessing contest as postmeeting diversion.
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First Congregational Church
Dorothy Jones
Ashland
Ebba Fosselius
Preacher Rev Miller Leads Four Evening U P Sermons
Rev Earl D Miller of Lakewood United Presbyterian spoke on Fellowship with Christ as part of a four night series at the local church. Last night he preached Come with a good attendance and this week continues with Yield Receive and Serve in the remaining services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood United Presbyterian Church
U. P
Miller
Christ
Semper Fidelis Class Hosts Christmas Party
Semper Fidelis Class of Emanuel Lutheran Sunday School was entertained by Mrs. James Collier and Mrs. L I Kinney at 217 Harwood Street. Remaining installments of the Jalna Book White Oak Harvest were given by Mrs. Carl S Pomeree and Mrs. David Lindberg. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet December 15 with Mrs. Lindberg at 360 Oxford Avenue for a Christmas party.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday School
James Collier
L. I. Kinney
Harwood Street
Carl S. Pomeree
David Lindberg
Lindberg
Oxford Avenue
Segnatta Club Discusses Skating Parity Meeting
The Segnatta Club met at Helen Bierek home last evening to discuss skating parity. Helen Bierek spoke on Household Hints and Guide to Household Economy. A luncheon was served by the hostess at Miss Genevieve Gutowski’s West 12th Street home.
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Segnatta Club
Helen Bierek
Genevieve Gutowski
West 12Th
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
In Medina Helen Wainwright and Theodore Pruski are admitted. Lorain lists Mrs Jack Evenchik at 316 Oxford. Discharges include William Orvis at 908 Lodi Edward Hist at 118 Williams Street Mrs Clay Nixon. Graf ton shows John Pruski at 137 Bath 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wainwright
Medina
Theodore Pruski
Lorain
Jack Evenchik
Oxford
William Orvis
Lodi
Edward Hist
Williams St
Clay Nixon
Grafton
John Pruski
Bath
Community notices of meetings and events
Mothersingers Group gathers at East Carlisle School Thursday at 7:30 for rehearsal. W C T U hosts a silver tea at First Congregational Church Thursday at 2:30. West Side Junior Dramatic Club is entertained Thursday evening at Carl Osborn's home 118 Neutercourt from 6 to 8 with plans for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersingers
East Carlisle
West Side Junior Dramatic Club
Carl Osborn
Neutercourt
Live Poultry and Produce Prices in Cleveland and Toledo Markets
Market reports show firm LIVE POULTRY with hens and chicks priced by weight, along with sections on butter, eggs, and miscellaneous meats. Grain, hay, and feed items list standard middlings, wheat, corn, oats, and alfalfa, with price ranges and market notes for regional buyers.
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of Is Royvsters
Brotlers
Springers
Amd
Springers Leshorn
Springers No
U.S
Idaho
Maine
Eta
Ohio
Penneslvania
Grain and flour price quotes from local suppliers
Quotations on grain and flour from Sheets Eastater Co and Montana Milling Co. Corn wheat and oats priced by the bushel for ear corn flour by the barrel and hay by the ton. Prices include red corn and other grain categories with per unit figures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Eiesater Co
Montana Milling Wo
Girl Scouts Tour Chronicle Telegram Plant
Troop 4 Girl Scouts visited the Chronicle Telegram plant last evening at 4:90 to learn the newspaper production process. The tour, aimed at earning the Journalist Badge, explained each step in detail for freshman girls recently admitted to the High School troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Chronicle- Telegram
First Meeting of the Secret Sisters Club Held
The first meeting occurred at Mildred Eskins's West avenue home with an elections held. Officers elected were Mildred Eskins president Josephine Trombetta treasurer and Eleanor Krugman secretary. Bunce games awarded prizes to Dorothy Ryan and Eleanor Krug. Other members include Janet Stagg Kathryn Schaefer Dora Schaefer and Doris Van Valkenburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Sisters
Mildred Eskins
West Avenue
Josephine Trombetta
Eleanor Krugman
Bunce
Dorothy Ryan
Janet Stagg
Kathryn Schaefer
Dora Schaefer
Doris van Valkenburs
Mary Martha Class Meets at St Pauls Church
The Mary Martha class of 5 St Pauls church met at the church for a regular meeting. Sixteen members and four guests attended with Mrs Raesler welcomed as a new member. A devotional, short business, and social time followed, and a salad course was served by Mrs Linden, Mrs Hleinech, and Mrs Zimerman. The next meeting is set for December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
St. Paul's Church
Raesler
Lindon
Hleinech
Zimmerman
Jolly Eight Bunco Night At Brandston Avenue Hostess Home
The Jolly Eight Bunco group met at Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn's Brandston avenue home. Gladys Crombie won high score and second place, with Mrs. James Corne and Mrs. T. C. Henry sharing third. Miss Crombie received a consolation prize. Next gathering scheduled in two weeks at Mrs. Makruski's Cleveland street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Vaughn
Brandston Avenue
Gladys Crombie
James Corne
T. C. Henry
Miss Crombie
Makruski
Cleveland Street
Plan Tureen Dinner for Garford Girl Reserves
The Garford Girl Reserves met in the school building on Tuesday afternoon and discussed three reports on parts of the United States. They sang together and began selling sponges to fund dues work. A tureen dinner is planned at Mrs. Francis Brubaker's home on Thursday at 4 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford
United States
Francis Brubaker
Scavenger Hunt Plans Finalized by Sizloe Group
Miss Genevieve Garvin hosted the Sizloe meeting where final plans for a scavenger hunt on November 25 were completed. Louise Knerin was initiated after the business session. A light lunch followed. Sigloe will meet next Tuesday November 24 with Rosemary Cluley on Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Garvin
Sizloe
Louise Knerin
Sigloe
Rosemary Cluley
Chestnut Street
Mrs Sparks Hosts Central Guild Guests at Blaine Street Tea
Members of the Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church were guests of Mrs. Charles Sparks Tuesday at her Blaine street home where she served a dessert course before a social afternoon. Another meeting is planned before Christmas with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Charles ‘Sparks
Blaine Street
Virginia Watt Hosts Theta Kappa Omera at Home
Virginia Watt entertained Theta Kappa Omera at her Dennison avenue home last evening. A long meeting concluded pledge week plans for new members. Informal initiation is set for the next meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother before guests departed to meet Vivian Hickards at Princeton Avenue on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Watt
Theta Kappa Omera
Dennison Avenue
Vivian Hickards
Princeton Avenue
To Present P M Jewel Elrma Council No 6
The stated meeting will be held Thursday at which a Past Master's Jewel is to be presented to Lt Comp C J Weeks of Oberlin The Re EE Comp and Probate Judge Elect H H Nee will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrma Council
P. M
C. J. Weeks
Oberlin
H. H. Nee
Motorist Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Arraignment
George Hebebrand of 29 Bond Street pleaded not guilty today when arraigned before Major D A Baird on a driving while intoxicated charge. He posted 100 bond and awaits trial November 25. Ton Brazo of the same address was fined 1 and costs for intoxication, Mathew Johnson of 596 Broad Street also fined 1 and costs, Frank Botamer of 137 Merdel Court received a suspended 5 fine and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hebebrand
Bond Street
D. A. Baird
Nquor
Brazo
Hebebrand
Mathew Johnson
Broad Street
Frank Botamer
Merdelcourt
Artstone Club Elects First Officers at the Y M C A
Kers division elected Thomas Chapman president and Corwin Burrer caretaker as the Artstone Club begins work on makers items. Members plan collar button holders candlestick holders and bookmarks with several original ideas including a corner fixture known as a whatnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artstone Club
Y. M. C. A. Kers
Thomas Chapman
Corwin Burrer
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Professor Street
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Nai Balsam
Crystal Restaurant
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Salys
F. Broad
W. Broad
France
Y.M.C.A
A. A. U. W. Studies Education Trends
Bursies
Huntington
Sheriff's Department
Herman Seville
Betty
Jewel Tea Company
Homa Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ko Briggs
Solados
Paul Palmer
Ida Troxel
Filemena Borrime
Ear
Beth
Harvld R. Rorick
Cora M Shepard
Barker St
A. Minnich & Sons
Can
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Claude S. Hoy
Divide Girl Scout Troop
W. K. Brubaker
Elyria Block
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Cleveland Produce
Virgnia Watt
P. MM. Jewel
Sederis Restaurant
Firestone
Auto Supply & Service Stores
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Bob White
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