Community Groups Share Discussions At Wellington and More
Monday events include Cross Section Discussion Group hosted by Mr and Mrs Bovard on Good Salesmanship with local residents present. American Legion Auxiliary votes to buy two War Bonds and initiates nine members, while Armistice banquet proceeds reported as $55 cleared. Abbie Hand Circle meets with Bible study and committee business at Courtland Street hosts المد.
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Wellington
Harry Bovard
Herrick Avenue
Eoat
Lawrence firVier
BeVier
Howard Arndt
Charles Travis
H. T. Hreyley
William Barber
Bovard
Travis
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Maudeline Garris
Leona Edwards
Muattha Barbour
Marguerite Lewis
Iau Shelter
Lettie Allen
Iva Curtice
Berky Beane
Maude Shetler
Suesie Keep
Sol Ray
Eliza Paul
Louise McClaffin
Norma Livermore
Pearl Garrett
W. B. Jeffrey
Courtland Street
Abbie K. Hand
King's Daughters
Ralph Warren
Radio Programs and World News Music Prelude Highlights
A dense listing of radio programs and music segments outlines a schedule featuring News World News, Rhythm News, Wake Up Time, Fashionaires, Variety Bands, and special hosts. It notes multiple show titles, host names, and time blocks across a broad broadcast day, including News, Music, and entertainment features.
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Keith
Shady Valley
Stumpua Boys
Bachelors Children
Ohw Farm
Eleanor Hankob
Denny Sydney Moseley
Hank Lawson
Handayeau
Korn Roubblers
Terrys Housepert
Willard
Community Calendar of Church and Grange Events
Suburban and nearby towns list a series of midweek prayer meetings Bible studies and church services through Wednesday to Saturday. Grafton Holden Grange meets with a program to follow while East Oberlin omits November LoC.W. meeting. Avon Lake Lake Avenue midweek service covers 1st Corinthians. Columbia Christian Service is postponed to November 29. Friday includes P T A Holiday dance at Avon Lake. Ridgeville Grange Card Party at Grange Hall. Brownhelm Sincerity Club dance hosted at Miss Emmiller home.
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Grafton
Holden Grange
East Oberlin
Loc.w
Columbia
Lake Avenue
Churel
Avon Lake
Gleater
Carl Shephard
Carlisle
Thanksgiving Gatherings Highlight Gannett Family News
The note lists numerous Thanksgiving plans and visits involving the Gannett family and friends. It mentions a drive for funds the week of December 4, a covered dish dinner December 18, and several relatives visiting or traveling to Florida, Ohio, and New York. Families from Shaker Heights to Cleveland and Elyria join in holiday meals with Mr and Mrs Gannett and other listed households.
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C. W. Gannett
A. J. Weber
Lucile Perkins
BE. L. Wenes
Beatrice Pairfyx
Daytona
Fred Andrews
Daytona Beach
Florida
Berth Coats
F. B. Gregg
Berea
New London
Ralph Puder
Thirald Hayes
George Atwood
Bettigan
Leonard Puder
Clarksfield
George Hawk
Ashtabula
Gordon Russell
Harold Wholpley
Robert. Dickason
Hugh Beal
Harriet Underhill
Harry Underhill
Robert Andrews
Gibsonburg
Georgia Andrews
Cleveland
Lena Dibble
W. F. Clara
Eldon McEndree
Janice
Teta
Kate Clara
Here
Wayne Goad
Walter Nelson
Wadsworth
Co. W. Gannett
Joseph Gannett
Shaker Heights
Mikes Ruth Warren
New York
Cit
Walter Warrett
Thorton Gannett
Miln Pease
Hugh Ogeson
George Prose
Okesod
Warces Myers
Myron Ensign
Elyria
Henry Maybaugh
Susan
Wil
J Certs
Car Thoma
Avon
Avon Take. Mro
Mrs. Joes
Mtr
Mr and Me
Donald
Song of the Open Road shines at Elyria Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre presents Song of the Open Road a lively musical featuring 14 year old Jane Vowel in a debut acting role. The film mixes war effort themes with a Hollywood teen romance and songs by Sam Kayes orchestra. The cast includes Bergen McCarthy Ficks Reginald Denny Rose Hart and many others.
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Uhe Capitol Theatre
Jane Vowel
Hollywood
Sammy Kaye
Chuck Faulkhers
Kipton Den School Notes Highlight Season Opener and Events
The first basketball game of the season saw the Varsity defeat the Alumni 46 to 40 on the home floor. Season tickets are now on sale via any Loan member as the school aims to raise funds for athletic funds. Irene Matus leads the magazine campaign as business manager. Junior and senior leadership roles are filled by Charles Alferio and Kathryn Allamong, respectively, while freshmen and sophomores are guided by Kathryn Allamong. Friday's hunting break was noted, followed by a girl’s basketball prelim in the Camden school auditorium where the Red team lost 14 to 7 to the White team led by captains Wilma Becker and Eleanor Lewis. Irene Matus, Elsie Davidson, and others served as team aides. Warlene Meiland and Kathryn Allamong cheered. Jacqueline Franklin of Wellington attended. On Sunday, November 20, Ralph Dunbar, now with the U S Navy, visited. Wednesday, November 22, the fifth and sixth grades perform a program under Miss Brucker with Ernest Sparks as announcer and Kenneth Muaybaugh as weather reporter from Lincoln Street. Locals also attended Army Navy E events at the American Radiator Company in Elyria, with several Mrs.Wittenbrook, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Cooper present.
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Kipton ‘ den
Ipton
Irene Matus
Charles Alferio
Climaman
Kathryn Allamong
Sophnomores
Schopl
Camden School
Wilma Becker
Lois Becker
Mary Pippett
Darlene Meilander
Eleanor Lewis
Elsie Davidson
Irene Soboslai
Helen Yakunovich
Warlene Meilander
Mie
Jacqueline Franklin
Wellington
Ralph Dunbar
United States Navy
Miss Brucker
Ernest Sparks
Kenneth
Ripton Grange Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Ripton Subordinate Grange elected officers including master Don tld Davidson steward Claude Clapp and secretary Mrs. William C. Jackson at a Wednesday evening session. A long list of families and guests were noted in attendance with various local visits and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Clapp
James Lewis
William C. Jackson
W. D. Davidson
Thomas Lee
Ceres
B. Huene
Pomona
June Davidson
Frances Davidson
Mabel Barber
F. E. Sharp
Otto Huene
Jay Sharp
Albert Kohut
Oberlin
C. J. Betts
Hugh Whitney
Whitney
F. H. Brumby
Wakeman
Phillips
Elyria
Robert Bradley
Eldon Radcliffe
New London
W. OF. Betts
Camden
Virginia Leather
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Florida
Jacoble
West River Road News Notes
Mrs. J. H. Den was an all day guest Wednesday of her friend Mrs. Joe Dunkip at her Cleveland home. Mrs. Paul Minze has returned from Portsmouth Virginia and now lives with her sister Mrs. Sophia Tropio in Lorain.
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West River Road
J. H. den
Joe Dunkip
Cleveland
Paul Minze
Portsmouth
Virginia
Sophia Tropio
Lorain
Expansion of CIO PAC Led by Sidney Hillman
Chicago delegates at the seventh CIO annual convention approved extending the Political Action Committee on an independent non partisan basis. Philip Murray forecast a broader mandate and expanded activities, especially in the Midwest, as the PAC, created in 1933 under Sidney Hillman, is poised to grow its role in national politics.
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Chicago
CIO
PAC
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Garment Workers Union
Sheriff Nilegy and aides charged in Clark county bribery case
Sheriff Nilegy ys Yung of Clark county and William E. Dewitt, campaign manager, were scheduled for arraignment on bribery charges. The indictments followed a special grand jury probe into Clark county gambling, with Young a defeated May primary candidate connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nilegy Ys, Yung
Clark County
William E. Dewitt
Young
Pet
LaGrange to Hold Scrap Drive by Grange Group
LaGrange Old Glory Grange met with Worthy Master Darius Holcombyn presiding to organize a community scrap paper drive on Nov. 84. Albert Wilcox Ford Buchtel and Wilmot Long named to the collection committee, while Mrs. Irma Dill Eva Weller and Mrs. Sadiece Quistam join the publicity committee. Members urged to tie papers for pickup, next meeting postponed to November for Thanksgiving program by Mrs. Edna Wale ex and pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Old Glory Grange
Darius Holcombyns
Albert Wilcox
Ford Buchtel
Wilmot Long
Edna Waleex
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Avenur
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Ember
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Robert Armbruster
Levine
WADC
Akron
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Ohio Public
Elyria Theatres
Capitol
Blue Sky
E. Bridge St
Lorain Coliseum
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Wagner
Ohlo
Supper Club
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Lee
Joe Marsh
Ed Carey
Turkey
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Carey
Bert
Holand
W. E. Heck
Leavitt Road
J. W. Knight
Vincent
J. G. Morris
J. H. Dean
Ford Road
Eugene. Smith
A. Hollis
Thelma Hollis
R. E. Hollis
Ella Tilden
Memorial Hospital
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New Zealand
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Chadren
Moose
Second Street
Stone’s
Broad St
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Uncle Walter
Egs
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