Eat L. Bastian to Head Masonic Lodge
Marshall Chapter No. 47 held its annual election of officers at the Masonic Hall last evening. Balloting named Bert L. Bastian M BE HP as head, with Frank A. Rust King, Tom J. Reese Scribe, Harold B. Markham C o H, Arnold H. Krugman P S, H C Wilcox RA, Claude Blanchard treasurer, W J Tasman secretary, George L. Tattersall GM and Vi, Wilfrid Mowdin GM 2nd V, HL Lea Gilmore GM 1st V.
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Marshall Chapter No. 47
Masonic Hall
Bert L. Bastian
M. BE
H. P
Frank A. Rust
King
Tom J. Reese
Harold B. Markham
Arnold H. Krugman
P. S
H.C. Wilcox
R. A
Claude Blanchard
W. J. Tasman
George L. Tattersall
G. M
Wilfrid Mowdin
HL Lea Gilmore
Community events fill parish halls and social calendars
Tonight at Fagles Lodge Eagles Hall and First Congregational church a parish supper marks the ninety ninth anniversary with speakers Dean T W Graham of Cherlin and Hon Geo Ely. Knights of Pythias Shrine Moose and Daughters of Scotia hold meetings at multiple halls. North Eaton Grange hosts a gathering at the schoolhouse. Vartan Atchinak will speak at First Baptist at 7 30 pm. church choirs rehearse. Circle No 1 of Methodist hosts a sewing and social. several club and civic meetings follow with reports and plans for December events.
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Fagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
First Congregational Church
T. W. Graham
Cherlin
Geo. Ely
Bethal Shrine
O. F. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Social Settlement Club in Joy Show Promises Minstrel Night
The Twenty Club at Social Settlement House hosts a minstrel program this week with shows Thursday and Friday at 7 30. Endmen include Andy Strinka and Joe Kroszer with several others, directed by Roy Hudson, Harry Linder, and Ralph Standen.
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Yung Men of the Twenty Club
George Mocsny
Frank Snoble
John Boroskai
Andy Strinka
Joe Kroszer
Abert Messaros
John Devin
John Polyak
Sam
MEETINGS And Events in Nottawa and Area Tonight
Local clubs schedule meetings at Y M C A and K P Hall with plans for studies on Japan and Rotary activities. The Elyvia High Girls Glee Club enjoyed Wagner program performed by Junto Club members and a Virtrola concert.
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Elyvia High School
Junto Club
Wagner
Dorothy Moeller
Florence Schoepfie
Virginia Southam
Treva Caywood
Sweaters Show Off Comfort in Bright Weather
The feature highlights versatile sweaters with diverse styles and colors. One tan sweater with red and green border showcases a new neckline slipover design in silk, while a brushed wool sweater coat on the right offers a high collar that buttons up to block cold air. A white knit centered model uses combed wool and bright color edgings.
Chrysanthemum Club Elects Officers In Christmas Meeting
The Chrysanthemum club held a yesterday meeting on Hamilton street electing officers for the coming year. Mrs Richard Mung was reelected president, Mrs Peters was chosen secretary treasurer and Mrs A W Schuitz reporter. A new member, Mr F Waikenhors, was admitted. The next gathering will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs P M Schroeter at 1003 East Avenue on December 12.
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Chrysanthemum Club
Harry Peters
Hamilton Street
Richard Mung
Harry, Peters
A. W. Schuitz
F. Waikenhors
P. MM. Schroeter
East Avenue
Methodist Circle
Circle No
The
Methodist Church
Irving Geitzey
Ninth Street
Geigey
Don Phelps
Harold Hull
Fred Fullmer
Grace Court
Local residents visit Cleveland and Lorain events
Fragmentary notes show Mrs Harold Long of Lorain visiting her sister Mrs Harry Fox in this city. Mrs J A Melton of Fourteenth Street and Mrs Eleanor Sonnells were in Cleveland on Tuesday and midweek, with no clear dates. The text references Dora, Laura Lake Steen, and others but lacks coherent details.
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Dorain Clevel
Laura Lake Steen
Local residents depart for events in Chicago and Lorain
George H. Chamberlain Jr. leaves Wednesday for Chicago to attend the National Radio Show at the Chicago Coliseum. Margaret Shaw travels to Lorain to witness the Elysia Lorain game and spend the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Grant.
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Keith Palace
George H. Chamberlain, Jr
Chicago
Illnois
Chicago Coliseum
Margaret Shaw
Lorain
L. C. Grant
Tat Cits
William Healy elected national vice commander of American Legion
William B Healy was elected national vice commander of the American Legion at the recent national convention in San Francisco. A Barre Pennsylvania native born July 24 1855 Healy founded the first post in his region and earned wide support at the convention for his long service to veterans in his home state and nationwide. Healy enlisted in 1917 and served overseas with distinction.
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William B. Healey
American Legion
San Francisco
WS Barre
Veterans’ Organization
Huck
Healey
Olynpbeat
Barre
Scon
St. Thomas' Col. Teer
Healy
Wilkes-Barre
Afr
Department of
Pennes
Terests
Pennsylvania
Winani- Moys Suport
Mallona
Legion efforts aid veterans and park camp plans across states
The American Legion strengthens veteran support in Pennsylvania and New York with ongoing investigations into disability claims for Eugene Haggar ty and Mrs Haggar ty. Meanwhile, the Interior Department plans a national park camp with a dancing pavilion and modern facilities funded by regional units. Akron board opposes a $250000 bond drive for a war veterans project.
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American Legion
United States Veteran’s Bureau
Pbd
Eugene Haggarty
W Town
N.Y
James Haggarty
Hargarty
E. H. Bennett
Creary
Own Legion
Camp Gs
Tyice
National Park
Hubert Work
Secretacy of the Interior
Department of Colorado
American Legion Board of Akron
McKinley School Bazaar and Bake Sale in East River Street
A bake sale and bazaar will be held at McKinley school on East River street on Thursday November 22 from 2 to 10 PM. A rummage sale is planned in the Troxel Building on Friday and Saturday.
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McKinley School
East River Street
Troxel
Crane memorial building battle over tax burden
The Loeglen board declared that as present quarters available, the proposed Crane memorial building would be an unwarranted burden on taxpayers and unnecessary given current facilities.
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Crane’ Memorial
Loeglen
Market Prices and Grain Dried Goods Listings
A partial market ledger lists prices for butter eggs cheese and various produce and poultry items. Notable figures include York State cheese at .98 per unit, eggs at .31 to .60, oats and beans around .16 to 26, tomatoes and cucumbers with scattered decimals, and potatoes and onions quoted per unit or cwt. The page also shows poultry categories including fowls, roosters, springers, and ducks with varied per unit values.
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Cieseeneee
Ohio
York State
Saxophones and Fire Calls Mentioned in Public Notice
Saxophones now to Popwar with the musical public, sensitive instruments may go flat from cold air. Every call answered by the London fire department costs nearly 500. Once a plant loses its perfume, no method restores it.
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The
London Fire Department
Zemo Skin Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo Antiseptic Liquid as a safe dependable remedy for itching skin and irritations. It claims to relieve pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles when used as directed with a 35 cent 1 dollar bottle. Zemo Soap and Ointment are also sold.
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Zemo
Untitled community event at church auditorium
A United Presbyterian church presents a program titled Vhe Fortune unter at the high school auditorium on Tuesday December 4. Tickets are on sale at Murbach's.
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Unitd Presbyterian Church
High School
Murbach’s
Helping Hand of Ist Spiritualist Gurch Supper Dance
The Helping Hand of Ist Spiritualist Gurch will hold supper and dance at G. A. R. Hall Saturday evening November 24. Supper from 4 30 until all are served. All welcome.
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Gurch
G. A. R. Hall
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Akron
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Woman‘s Association of the
Second Congregational Church
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Walter Wilson
M. J. Gregory
G. A. Lamberton
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LaGrange Road
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Charles Lord
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Circle NO. 3
First Church
Garford
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Washington Avenue
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Rotary Club
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Technical High School
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Ice Man
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Rose Bars
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Roriained
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