Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports an extra dividend of 26 cents per share from National Lead Co with a request for it to go to emergency relief funds. Other notes cover October employment gains in coal mining and retail trade, Follansbee Brothers resuming six tin mills and five sheet mills employing 700 workers, Remington Rand up 15 percent in mid November vs October, California factory payrolls up 5 percent in October, Pet Milk Co resuming dividends of 25 cents per share, Georgia cotton mills in satisfactory condition with no planned curtailment, Douglas Shoe Co declaring a dividend of 1.76 a share on preferred stock, and Southern California Edison earnings for ten months to Oct 31 at 22,634,605 vs 23,301,894 a year earlier.
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New York
National Lead Co
Pittsburgh
Follawsbee Brothers Co
Remington Rand, Inc
Sacramento
Calif
California
State Department
ST. Louis
Pet Milk Co
Atlanta
Georgia
Brockton
Mass
Douglas Shoe Co
Los Angeles
Southern California Edison Co
Oberlin Road P T A Meeting Highlights Light Plan
About 75 attended the Oberlin Road P T A meeting in church parlors on Tuesday evening. Discussions covered school house lighting, while a committee was appointed to confer with the board on artificial light. The board recently bought land adjoining the school yard for a playground to ease crowded conditions. Supt. Bailey spoke on school costs. John Kern and daughter performed a piano solo. Next meeting set for the first Thursday in December.
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Oburlin Road
Reeve
John Kern
Bailey
Brighton P T A Meeting Adjoins Community Events
In Brighton on November 21 a well attended Brighton P T A session at Brighton High School featured Rev. Paul Carter of Wellington delivering an engaging lecture. The High School orchestra provided music. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Lee, hosting a lunch and social hour after a brief program. The society will meet with Mrs. Harvey Merrill on December 16.
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Brighton
Brighton High School
Paul Carter
Welliington
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Ra Lee
Harvey Merrill
Weekend visitors fill Lorain Amherst area homes
A string of social visits fills Lorain Amherst and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Michael Profant in Lorain with week end plans, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jewett in Amherst, and many relatives from Mason, Mich to Pittsfield and Elyria.
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Michael Profant
Lorain
Paul Jewett
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Erwin Grills
Norwalk
Ray Green
Garwood Goss
Alice Hosler
Minor
Mason, Mich
John Schwerk
Novid
Mich
Alfred Hosler
Howard and Son
William Manning
Karl Eadwards
Elyria
Jay Sabin
Ripton
Jennie Glynn
Sylvia
Eva
Pearl
John Salzman
Pittsfield
Walter Salzman
Henrietta
Homer Edwards
Camden
Russell Edwards
L. Schultz
Lake Avenue Miller Home Hosts Card Party
Lake Avenue scene of a friendly gathering Tuesday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller. Three card tables were in play with high scores won by Mrs. R. H. Collier and RK. H. Miller, while Mrs. R. H. Miller and R. H. Collier took consolation. A luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Miss Margaret Konrad and Miss Bernice Sahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Collier
Elyria
E. F. Croskey
Karl Konrad, Sr
R. H. Miller
R. H. Collier
Margaret Konrad
Bernice Sahi
Lake Avenue Church announces Sunday services and lesson
Regular services at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday November 28. Sunday School begins at 9:30 with the lesson Paul in Rome from Acts 28. Junior service at 10:45 followed by morning worship. Prayer meeting scheduled thereafter.
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Lake Avenue
Paul
Rome
North Elyria Grange to perform fourth degree work
Correction states the North Elyria Grange will present the work of the fourth degree at the Columbia Grange on December dth replacing the earlier candle lighting service.
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North Elyria
Columbia Grange
Mrs O Coder Receives Operation At St Joseph’s Lorain
Mrs O Coder of Stop 10 underwent operative treatment at St Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain Thursday morning. King's Orchestra met for practice at Haag home Murray Ridge Wednesday evening. After the rehearsal refreshments were served. There were eighteen present. Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller had
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Ter
Adair
Krecko
D. J. Campbell
M. KR. Diedrick
Cleveland
Alfred Baumann
John Baumann
Potvieldt
John Kern
Helen
Russell
Mig
Harry Clark
Medina
Dion McRoberts
Ted Harper
Amherst
Pfaff
Oberlin
Frank Krueger
J. R. Worcester
Clarence Foster
Miller
Elyria
al Baumann
George Lottman
Charlotte Potvieid
O. Coder
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
King’s Orchestra
Haag
Murray Ridge
Ralph Miller
St Pauls Church Meeting Hosts Bacchic Orgy Note
Mrs E F C Pallae led the session of No 3 at St Pauls church meeting held at Mrs Christene Werner s home on Kees you avenue Tuesday afternoon. Orgies were described as originally secret celebrations honoring Bacchus noted for wild license by celebrants.
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Berta Height
Huron
EF. C. Pallae
St. Paul's Church
Christene Werner
Keesyou Avenue
Bacchus
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Fred Nelms
Charlotte Potvleidt
Oral Steffin
Karl Krueger
Schinberger
Ashland
Mire Adair
Pinte Arto
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William Boettler
William Myers
Harry Ashwell
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Lottie Bochtler
Walter Murray
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Guy Lowrey
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EB. J. Rousseau
William Gentz
Byron Nobles
Myron
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Roy Bottorff
William McKenzie
Vern Heidrich
Clayton Halstander
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Roy Bensinger
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Chas Guill
Langdon
Frank Charwick
Ira Lee
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Holland
Marty
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Cee Co
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