League of Women Voters Charts Foreign Policy Role
The 16 member National League of Women Voters board in Washington debated foreign policy stance after Munich. They advocate collective peace, automatic consultation under the Pact of Paris, possible sanctioned action against violators, and revised Neutrality Act and tariffs. Members include Wells and a roster of state representatives. Ohio and others prepare education campaigns and monitor international conferences impacting regional peace in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Women Voters
Washington
St. Louis
League
United States
Munich
Marguerite M. Wells
Miss Wells
Harris
Walter T. Fisher
Winnetka
William G. Hibbard
Illnois
LaRue Brown
Boston
Alassachusetts
Elliott R. Corbett
Portland
Oregon
George Gellhorn
Missouri
Ruric N. Smith
Tulsa
Oklahorma
Walter S. Greenough
Indianapolis
James T. Shotwell
Clark Fichelberger
Federation of League of Nations Societies
Copenhagen
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Ohio League
Lima
Peru
Americas
Birthday chop suey supper honors Arlene Walker at Mashinsky home
Miss Jane Mashinsky entertained last evening at 203 Chestnut Street with a chop suey supper honoring Arlene Walker of Grafton. Guests, seated at tables with yellow mums and tapers, awarded prizes in a Chinese checkers game won by Irene Staskiens, Helen Nagy, Virginia Borling, Roberta Mosley, and Arlene Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mashinsky
Chestnut Street
Arlene Walker
Grafton
Miss Walker
Irene Staskiens
Helen Nagy
Virginia Borling
Roberta Mosley
Brotherhood Meeting Plans Christmas Party At Second Church
The Men's Brotherhood met at Second Congregational Church for a tureen supper at 6 30. Alec Fell was appointed secretary to replace Robert Gilli land for the remainder of the term. Hastings and Fell were named a committee to plan the annual Sunday School Christmas party for Monday evening December 19. Teams were chosen for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Alec Fell
Robert Gilliland
J. Hastings
Plan Supper Meeting For Junior Friendship Club
The Junior Friendship Club cab in et met yesterday afternoon to plan a supper for all members next Monday at 5 30. Joyce Myers is supper chairman with Emily Davis as program chairman. Reservations must be made by Friday afternoon at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Joyce Myers
Emily Davis
Licenses for Residents of Oberlin Elyria Cleveland and Lorain
A list of license holders includes Edward Youngless 23 of Oberlin truck driver with Alean Cook 24 also of Oberlin Roy Barres 27 Elyria moulder and Shirley Heston 24 Lorain Martin Maniga 44 Cleveland laborer and Pearl Lizaroff 42 Lorain Frank Martin Grame 22 Cleveland auto mechanic and Marie Bennett 22 Elyria of 447 West Ninth street William N Gates 37 Cleveland attorney and Elizabeth Berenson 29 of 218 East avenue Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Youngless
Oberlin
Alean Cook
Roy Barres
Elyria
Moulder
Shirley Heston
Lorain
Martin Maniga
Cleveland
Pearl Lizaroff
Frank Martin Grame
Marie Bennett
West Ninth Street
William N. Gates
Elizabeth Berenson
East Avenue
Widow of Daniel Dodge Seeks $33000 A Month Living Expenses
In Pontiac Michigan a 19 year old widow, Annie Laurine MacDonald Dodge, seeks 33000 a month living expenses from late husband Daniel Dodge to maintain status during will litigation. She earned 18 a week as Gore Bay Ont hospital operator before marriage. Dodge drowned in Georgian Bay on honeymoon. his mother would gain most of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Gore Bay
Ont
Daniel Dodge
Annie Laurine MacDonald Dodge
Dodge
Paul Oren
Alfred G. Wilson
Georgian Bay
Isolated six year old Anna Belle Barton to be trained for speech
Psychologists at Ohio State University believe they can turn Annabelle Barton from a child raised in a single room with her mute mother into a normal speaker within two years. The six year old, born out of wedlock, has lived in isolation while her mute mother Addie Belle Barton, 26, has remained confined to a room. Annabelle was moved to Children's Hospital for leg correction and potential school readiness, while authorities assess the case and treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Annabelle Barton
Addie Belle Barton
Annabelle
Ohio State University
Mt. Vernon
Miss Barton
Robert Eastman
Oliver Farmer
Eva Janson
Children’s Hospital
Belden High Students Enjoy Half Day And Games
Belden high school dismissed early for a half day as boys hunted while girls under Mass Huth Mlazowsky prepared a supper for students and teachers. Afterward Grafton defeated Belden in the season opener with the Belden Reserves winning the reserve game. The area suffered wind damage to barns sheds poles and windows and Rudolph Pfeiffer farm buildings took heavy damage. Neighbors celebrated Mr and Mrs Joe Walter's forty third wedding anniversary with a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Mass Huth Mlazowsky
Grafton
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Joe Walter
William Law
Clarence Law
Lakewood
Edwin Law
Elyria
Bosia
Parma
Martin Beriswill
Fred Wing
Berea
William Doonan
Ed King
Anna Sower
Akron
Raymond Sower
Youngstown
A. L. Wise
Joseph Acker
Toledo
Joseph Graberstetter
D. G. Reisinger
Thomas Talbott
Hiladelphia
Theodore J. Weidner
Medina
Eugene J. Witzel
John Snider
Cleveland
Joseph Grabenstetter
A. C. Coveney
Miss Blanche
Florence
Russia-born speaker visits M. E. Church on Sunday
Nova NOVA Alexander Varonaeff of Russia spoke Sunday evening at the M E Church. His topic Can It Happen Here included stere oticon pictures smuggled from Soviet Russia showing conditions in Rusia and he spoke on Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOVA
Alexander Varonaeff
Russia
M. E
Soviet Russia
Rusia
New London Baseball Dinner Hosted by IOOF Lodge
Seventy five fans from Cleveland and nearby towns attended a Thursday baseball dinner at the IOOF Hall in New London. The program opened with a 7:30 rabbit roast dinner and proceeded with welcomes from Mayor C A Blackman and remarks by Tropic Air Stoker Co. general manager O E Kuendig who acted as toastmaster. Weinberg, a former minor league pilot and umpire, introduced Al Walters and the players. A trophy promised to the squad was not presented due to delivery issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Cleveland
Sandusky
LaGrange
Greenwich
Ioof Hall
Ioof Lodge
Elmer Crabbs
Noble Grand
O. E. Kuendig
Tropic Air Stoker Co
Kuendig
C. A. Blackman
A. S Weinberg
Weinberg
al Walters
Distinguished Cleveland figures attend New London baseball show
Wil lam T. Duggan president of the Cleveland Baseball Federation, Frank P. Novario, secretary, and Wambganss known as Wamby, among guests. Pete Johns and Eddie Krajmik also present with Louis Evans and Elmer Gaede. A. S. Weinberg organized the event, hosting a pre show reception at his home. Local officials J. L. O Wara mayor Blackman and T. N. Lee joined. Out of town officials Edwin Spray and Ford Hastings attended the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam T. Duggan
Cleveland Baseball Federation
Frank P. Novario
Co. B. F
William Wambganss
Wamby
Pete Johns
St. Louis Brownie
New Londoners
Eddie Krajmik
Welch
W. Va
Louis Evans
Elmer Gaede
Cleveland
A. S. Weinberg
Weinberg
J. L. O'Wara
Blackman
T.N. Lee
Edwin Spray
Sandusky Baseball Federation
Ford Hastings
LaGrange Hardwares
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Church Assembly Hall
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the 1st M. E. Church was held Thursday afternoon with about 25 members. President Mrs. E. A. Roasberry led, Rev. William H. Mitchell gave devotionals, and a Thanks giving relay. The Christmas bazaar date was moved up one day to December 1. Members were asked to bring fancy work, a handkerchief, or an apron for the bazaar. The secretary and treasurer reports were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
1St
M. E. Church
Church Assembly Hall
E. A. Roasberry
William H. Mitchell
Christmas committee appoints to organize shutins remembrance
The group read and accepted the monthly bills, and Mrs. R H Seiler was named to head the annual Christmas remembrance for shut ins. A $5 donation was ordered to the Children's Home at Norwalk. The next meeting will host the annual Christmas party and exchange with four committee members in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Seiler
Shutins
Norwalk
D. B. Barnes
George Parnell
G. A. Barrett
J. G. Watson
Ladies Aid Society Plans Bazaar and Chicken Supper
The Ladies Aid Society of Barrett's Chapel Church met at Mrs. Lucy Carpenter's home with nine members and three guests. They laid plans for a bazaar and chicken supper to be held in about two weeks. A short program was followed by light refreshments and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verneraeff
Siberia
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Nova United Brethren Church
Arguol Walker
Lorraine Hulst
Annie Lenz
R. R. Lenz
Cleveland
Colorado
Montreal
Canada
Duchess of York
Canada & Pacific Line
Glasgow
Scotland
W. A. Muche
Omar Frizzel
Evelyn
Nava
Charles Slater
Charles Simmons
Elyria
Detrot
Ladies Aid Society
Barrett's Chapel Church
Lucy Carpenter
La Grange Teachers Entertained at Annual Rab Bit Supper
The Juniors and Seniors entertained the high school teachers Tuesday evening with a rabbit supper. Guests included Supt. and Mrs. C. W. Martin, Foster James, Ronald Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Miss Jeanette Baumgardner and Miss Dorothy Parsons. The party ended with dancing.
Annual Rabbit Feed Brings 125 Guests to Grange Hall
The local Masonic Order hosted its annual rabbit supper for 125 guests in the Grange hall on Wednesday evening with many out-of-town visitors. Prof. Pautz of Baldwin-Wallace College delivered an address and Eastern Star members helped serve. Mr. Orva Hastings serves as Worthy Master of the F and A M. Mr. and Mrs. George Woodruff were called to Cleveland on Thursday due to a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Order
Grange Hall
Pautz
Baldwin- Wallace College
Eastern Star
Orva Hastings
George Woodruff
Cleveland
Corpse Sits Up After Auto Crash in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles today the coroner's party found David Grajeda presumed dead after his car crashed into a retaining wall. He suddenly sat up aboard the ambulance en route to the morgue and asked, What goes on here. Doctors reported only a moderate head bump and no pulse on rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Grajeda
Officers Installed As Lyndon Chapter O E S
Former Mrs Irving Wood Ruff underwent an operation the same day. Lyndon Chapter O E S planned installation of officers for Thursday evening December 8 at the Masonic Hall. A son named Richard Lee was born Sunday November 13 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Hastings. Kenneth Rush, 12, son of Mr and Mrs C G Rush, who was badly burned at Vickery Ohio Labor Day, can walk again with no crutches after two blood transfusions at Memorial Hospital. About forty Fourth District Eastern Stars guests were entertained at the Masonic Hall Wednesday, with Mrs Blanche Edwards and Mrs Edith Hastings in charge. district matrons and associate matrons attended the pot-luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Woodruff
Lyndon Chapter O. E. S
Masonic Hall
Memorial Hospital
Howard Hastings
Richard Lee
Kenneth Rush
C. G. Rush
Vickery
Ohio
Fourth District
Eastern Stars
Blanche Edwards
Edith Hastings
Mystery Sisters chosen by Gleaners class at Wilcox home
Thirty guests attended the Gleaners class meeting at Mrs. Albert S Wilcox home on Wednesday evening. After the program and routine business, the group voted to have Mystery Sisters for the coming year and to remember birthdays and anniversaries with the identity of the sponsor kept secret until year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Albert S. Wilcox
Sullivan Y P G Holds Sunday Special Meeting
The Y P G held a special Sunday meeting with all invited. Miss June Whitcomb led devotions. Oberlin debate teams discussed Democracies vs Fascism and a public forum followed. Thanksgiving service planned November 27 with a prepared order of services. Schauffler College donated canned goods due November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Whitcomb
Oberlin
Schauffler College
W. D. Finkle
Wellington
Etta Sprinkle
Charles Swope
Ruth Hamlin Welch
Ashland
Sullivan
Olivesburgh
William Lebkisher
Gail Heifner
Roscoe Bair
Marlene
Nova
Virgil Morris
Jay
Swope
Clyde Haines
McComb
Mary Bairs
Baptism of Phyllis Jean Brooks at Methodist church
Baby Phyllis Jean Brooks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Brooks, was baptized by Rev Karl L Darkeyv during the morning Sunday service. Attending were the baby's parents, grandparents Mr and Mrs Jay Thayer, and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Coleman of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Jean Brooks
Gordon Brooks
Karl L. Darkeyv
Methodist Church
Jay Thayer
Mrs. Coleman
Birmingham
Five Hundred Club Meet at Mrs Gordon's Mill Street Home
Mrs Lewis Gordon hosted the Five Hundred Club on Wednesday afternoon at her Mill Street residence. Guests filled three tables as card games proceeded with refreshments served. First honors went to Mrs Tom McQuistion, second to Mrs Roy Pearce, third to Mrs John Holcomb. Consolation prize to Mrs Charles Opfer and special prize to Mrs Malvern Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
Lewis Gordon
Mill Street
Tom McQuistion
Roy Pearce
John Holcomb
Charles Opfer
Malvern Spicer
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Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
By Denys Wortman
Mopey Dick
Ladies Aid
la Grange
Packard
Elyria City Motors, Inc
West Avenue
Gleaners Party
Austin. Tex
University of Texas
R. F. Voyer
Texas Social Hygiene Association
Mrs. Lewis Gordon
Earl
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Tvice
Billy Tilton
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Lincoln Theatre
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