Bea Yates Weds Charles B. Yates In Greenup Kentucky
LaGrange society notes Bea Trice Greenfield and Charles B. Yates announced their marriage. The ceremony took place in Greenup, Kentucky with Reverend J. T. Lear officiating. Attendants were Netta Clark and Max Sprague. The couple, graduates of LaGrange High School class of 192, plan life in LaGrange with Yates as a carpenter and Bea employed at the local telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Albert Greenfield
Grange Hall
LaGrange
Beatrice
Charles B. Yates
Greenup
Kentucky
J. T. Lear
Methodist Church
Netta Clark
Oberlin
Max Sprague
Yates
Epworth League Rally Held at Lorain Methodist Church
The Epworth League of Lorain County held a Friday night rally at the Lorain Methodist Church with district president Jerry Van Buren presiding. Rev Buriss opened with a prayer, Louse spoke after winning Amherst's Prince of Peace Contest, and Buckeye Buckaroos from Amherst provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lorain County
Jerry van Buren
Burriss
Amherst
Louse
Cobb
Lorain
Quade
Lod
Norwalk
Akron
Bill Minch
Recreation Hall
Royal Neighbors Plan Christmas Party and Meeting
Royal Neighbors planned a Christmas party for members and families after a meeting last night attended by most officers. The Sewing Circle was announced for Wednesday December 1 at Mrs. Fd Masterer’s Bell Avenue home. A social evening followed with cards and refreshments by the birthday committee chaired by Mrs. Fred Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Masterer
Bell Avenue
Fred Kline
Industrial League Trophy Dinner Honors Western Automatic
The Girls Industrial Baseball League of the YWCA held a dinner in the Y gym to award the Industrial League Trophy to Western Automatic. Miss Gertrude Henke represented Western Automatic to receive the trophy, with remarks from several guests and a color coordinated display. A future meeting was announced to form an industrial club for sports and activities. Phyllis Revercomb celebrated a fifteenth birthday at 618 Cambridge avenue with games, prizes, gifts, and pastel table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Industrial Baseball League
Deane Burns
Ginger Nagy
U. W. Board of Directors
Western Automatic
Gertrude Henke
Sophie Dobrowski
Irene Staskiews
Worthington
Leona Callahan
Enid Bunting
Earl Walker
Phyllis Revercomb
Cambridge Avenue
Julia Sullivan
Helen McGregor
Miss Revercomb
Betty Neufield
Mary Stoltz
Donna Swiers
Grace McKit
Protected Home Circle Plans Christmas Party at I O O F Hall
The regular meeting of the Protected Home Circle was held last evening in the I O O F hall. Florence Resar chairs the Christmas party committee with Lillian Heimsath Agnes Dunford Alice Kaylor and Flora Reid assisting. A dance followed the meeting. Officers Club will meet Friday November 26 with Mr and Mrs Harl Kaylor on Foster avenue. Next regular meeting is December third with initiation planned.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Florence Resar
Lillian Heimsath
Agnes Dunford
Alice Kaylor
Flora Reid
Officers Club
Harl Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Beatrice Johnstone Leads Amherst High Chapel Program
At Amherst Ohio Miss Beatrice Johnstone directed senior high chapel with Herbert Gammons reading scripture and announcing numbers. The program featured grade school chorus selections, group readings from the speech class, items including Homeland Evening Song and American the Beautiful, and readings from The Courtship of Miles Standish. Junior high chapel opened with devotions led by Norma Lange and included songs, poems, and piano solos by Evelyn Thomas.
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Amherst
Beatrice Johnstone
Herbert Gammons
Dorothy Jones
Margaret Rice
America
Dickory
Dock
Don Kirk
Mary Izold
James Drozdowski
Noble Bierman
Ione Good
Norma Lange
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Highlights Dinner
Mrs. B A Jenne hosted a Women s Benefit Association gathering at 289 Church St with election of officers planned for Dec 10 at Mrs L Roemer s home. Gifts exchanged and cards played with high honors to Mrs L J Henes and others. Lunch hosted for members and guests including Mrs J Krieg and Betty Lou Schroeder.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Ben Nickel
Quarry Street
L. Roemer
L. J. Henes
Charlies Sabiers
Julia Boughton
Dick Reinhard
Adam Schroeder
Betty Lou
Plans for annual Christmas event announced
Plans for the annual Christmas celebration are outlined with committees and activities. Organizers emphasize community participation and festive events for local residents.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Plain List
The hospital report lists admissions including Doris Walker of Butternut Ridge Mrs Arthur Biersbach Griswold road Mrs Charles Thomas 172 Spruce and others from North Olmsted Lorain and Cleveland. Discharges include Mrs Lawrence Piak baby girl and Mrs Aloysius Virant baby girl along with Lucy Ehrlich Mrs Stella Brighthill Mrs Wayne Martin and Charles Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Walker
Butternut Ridge
Arthur Biersbach
Griswold Road
Charles Thomas
Spruce
Vernon Pushach
Cleveland Street
Clarence Battle
West Street
Frank Smith
North Olmsted
Mathew Justin
Lewis Court
John Horvath
Artemas Court
Lawrence Piak
Rocky River
Aloysius Virant
Blaine Street
Lucy Ehrl
Licenses Issad Lipsenwol and Ruth May er among Lorain pairings
Licenses issued to Isadore Lipsenwol a chemical engineer age 26 of Lorain and Ruth May er age 26 of Lorain. James Henke 27 Elyria clerk and Harriet Scott 22 of 257 Win ckles Elyria. Clement H. Reinders 29 Carlisle township farmer and Norma Yates 21 LaGrange. Leonard Cook 21 Elyria salesman and Marian Fisher 23 Lorain. Theodore R. Washke 25 Elyria postal clerk and Joyce Peter man 22 of 112 Fourth street Elyria. Carroll W. Hankinson 33 Elyria insurance salesman and Hilda R. Krieg 27 of 124 East Broad street Elyria. Willard Summer Lawrence 33 Warren draftsman and Ruth Marion Wildman 29 of 345 A East ern Heights Boulevard. Police seeking Lorain motorist who stole one of city's 20 minute parking signs from West Broad Street yesterday.
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Isadore Lipsenwol
Lorain
Ruth Mayer
James Henke
Elyria
Harriet Scott
Winckles Street
Clement H. Reinders
Carlisle Township
Norma Yates
LaGrange
Leonard Cook
Marian Fisher
Theodore R. Washke
Joyce Peter
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Five Hundred Party At Forest Street
Mrs Fred Ruth opened her Forest street home Friday afternoon for Cloverleaf Club. Eight members and one guest, Mrs Philip Braun, enjoyed five hundred with awards going to Mrs Philip Braun first Mrs August Nabakowski second and Mrs John Michael third. Mrs Nabakowski East street will host a Christmas party December 10 with refreshments served.
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Fred Ruth
Forest Street
Cloverleaf Club
Philip Braun
August Nabakowski
John Michael
East Street
Christmas Bridge Party Planned By Congregational Circle 1
Mrs J B Avery hosted Circle 1 of the Congregational church Friday afternoon at Park Avenue. High score in bridge went to Mrs Don Mochwood with Mrs George Franks second and Mrs George Deiss third. Plans were made for a Christmas party at December meeting with dinner at Munner's and an exchange of gifts at Mrs F I Hubbards home.
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J. B. Avery
Park Avenue
Congregational Church
Don Mochwood
George Franks
George Deiss
Munner's
F. I. Hubbard
Pioneer Day Service Marks 80th St Peters Church
A Pioneer Day service will mark the 80th anniversary of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church on Sunday morning. Dr. Charles Miller, president emeritus of Heidelberg College in Tiffin, will deliver the sermon. Special music enriches the event and a strong turnout is sought from confirmation classes spanning 1908 to 1937.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charles Miller
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Amherst volunteers hold dance at Odd Fellow hall
The Amherst Volunteer firemen stage a dance at the Odd Fellow hall on December 10 with music by an Elyria orchestra. Old and modern dances will be featured.
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Amherst
Odd Fellow Hall
Elyria
Amherst Study Club Meeting at Mrs Good Home
The Amherst Study Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Good on Cleveland Avenue. A Kipling program will be featured.
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Amherst
Charles Good
Cleveland Avenue
Kipling
Mrs Elmer Reichert Welcomes Baby Boy Friday
Mrs Elmer Reichert of Cleveland Avenue was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Friday, adding a new member to the Reichert family.
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Elmer Reichert
Cleveland Avenue
Hickory Tree Grange Plans Evening with Tureen Supper
The Hickory Tree Grange schedules a Tuesday evening gathering with a 6 30 tureen supper followed by an eight o clock business meeting. An interesting lecture hour is planned.
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Hickory Tree Grange
First Fifty Years of Married Life pantomime announced
A pantomime titled The First Fifty Years of Married Life is planned with a turkey door prize. Mrs. Julia Boughton of Lorain spent Friday as an overnight guest of Mrs. W Grugel of Middle Street.
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Turkey
Julia Boughton
Lorain
W. Grugel
Middle Street
Death of Elizabeth Benton in LaGrange Ohio
Elizabeth S Benton died at her LaGrange home after a long illness. Born March 8 1878 she lived in LaGrange most of her life. She married William Benton June 21 1896 and was a member of the LaGrange Baptist church. She leaves husband Irven J Benton a son Har ley Harrison four sisters and two grandsons. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM from the LaGrange Baptist church with Rev Henry Cruver officiating. Burial in LaGrange cemetery.
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Elizabeth S. Benton
LaGrange
Ohio
Mrs. Benton
William §. Benton
Elyria widow Caroline Mason dies after long illness
Caroline A Mason widow of Julius Mason died Friday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Germany January 28, 1874 she lived in Elyria 56 years and belonged to St Pauls church. Survived by two sons Walter Dobbeck and Herbert Mason both of Elyria, one brother Rudolph Barbknecht and two sisters Mrs Charles Schultz and Mrs Amelia Fillmore. Funeral Monday at 2:00 pm from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Ernst Irion officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Caroline A. Mason
Julius Mason
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mason
East River Street
Germany
Elyria
St. Paul’s Church
Walter Dobbeck
Herbert Mason
Rudolph Barbknecht
Charles Schultz
Amelia Fillmore
Taylor Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Frank T Church Leaves Family and Temple Ties
Frank T. Church husband of Minnie Church died this morning at his daughter O B Monosmiths home in Lorain after a six month illness. He leaves four stepdaughters in Elyria Lakewood Los Angeles and Oakland and two granddaughters Lola Monosmith and Mrs George Walling. He had cared for the Elyria S O O F Temple for sixteen years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Frank T. Church
Minnie Church
O. B. Monosmith
Lorain
Howard Hulse
Elyria
Marian Pierpont
Lakewood
James Proctor
Los Angeles
California
Marie Paine
Oakland
Lola Monosmith
George Walling
Omaha
Nebraska
Church
Elyria S. O. O. F. Temple
Court Grants Divorces and Detains Suspects
Ruth Harr and Virginia Keller receive divorces on neglect grounds with Keller reclaiming her maiden name Virginia Edmunds. Curtis Allen, jailed on assault, rearrests on non-support and awaits hearing. Julius Borok faces non support of a minor and rape charges with bonds set. he was extradited from Detroit. Margaret Jacobs accuses both charges.
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Ruth Harr
Roy A. Harr
Guy B. Findley
Virginia Keller
Leland Keller
Judg D. A. Cook Toda
Virginia Edmunds
Julius Borok
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Petro
Detroit
Margaret Jacobs
Two Men arraigned for intoxication before city mayor
A. V. Kolbe of 524 Cleveland Street was fined $3 and costs after arrest on November 15 as he approached his car in front of the Post Office. William Linder, arrested at Court and Second streets, received a $5 fine and costs and was committed to jail for refusing to pay.
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Leonard Smith
A. V. Kolbe
Cleveland Street
William Linder
Second Streets
Motorist Faces Charge In DUI Trial
Emil Novak of 103 Malcolm Court faced trial before Mayor Leonard Smith after a November 13 arrest for driving while intoxicated. His vehicle struck parked cars belonging to Mrs. Joseph Bara Jr. of 249 Howe Street in front of 316 Cleveland Street, prompting the case.
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Emil Novak
Malcolm Court
Leonard Smith
Novak
Joseph Bara, Jr
Howe Street
Cleveland Street
Faxon Leaves For Ten Day Vacation
Safety Service Director I D Faxon departed with Mrs Faxon for a ten day visit to their daughter Mrs William Augustine in Lancaster Pennsylvania They expect to return to duty on December 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Mao urges China to shift from passive defense to active counterattacks
In a key address, Mao Zedong argues for using financial support, knowledge, and skill from allies while abandoning passive defense against Japan. He calls for China to take the initiative with guerrilla warfare, sever relations with Japan, expel Japanese officials, confiscate property, repudiate loans, denounce unequal treaties, and seize Japanese assets.
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China
Mao
Japan
Market grain and hay prices from Toledo and region
Grain and mill feeds quotations show corn wheat and oats by bushel and flour by barrel. Toledo prices list wheat and corn futures plus produce with butter at 42% per pound and eggs at 32 to 38 cents per dozen.
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Sheet E Eevator Co
Montana Miling Co
Toledo
Universal conscription urged to mobilize China’s population
The speaker called for concessions in China and mobilization of all classes to arm the entire population for total war. He argued enlistment by pay should end and be replaced by universal conscription to sustain the fight to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Elyria Savings & Trust CO
YCE
Community Chest
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
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B. A. Jenne
Church St
West Broad Street
Hospital News
Murbach
People's Market
Chapel St
E. 2Nd
Broad St
Curtis Allen
Preston Coon
RB. G. Hochenedel
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Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria Dairies
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Elyria Dairies Inc
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