Eagles Party Attended By Over 200 At Elyria Club
The Gay Paree Nite Club of the Elyria Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a Thanksgiving party with more than 200 members wives and guests. William France presided as master of ceremonies as Bunco Bingy and cards were enjoyed. Jam chowder followed the entertainment. Tonight the annual Barnyard Nite for members only will feature special entertainment and a free oyster supper.
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Elyria Aerie of
Order of Eagles
Wiliam France
J. L. Mathis
Christmas Show for Members Scheduled on December 18
A big Christmas show is planned for members on Wednesday night December 18. Plans will be announced later. The text notes that the significant progress in the past century is the courtesy shown between people. It adds that some religious communities resemble a form of communism in the modern world.
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Plana
Death of longtime Lorain County educator Vaughn
Russell Vaughn former county superintendent of schools and Elyria City school instructor and principal died Thursday night. He spent over thirty years shaping education in Elyria and Lorain County influencing thousands of students and parents through teaching supervision and administration. His long service coincided with productive growth in the local school system and his passing mourns a generation who benefited from his work.
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Russell Vaughn
Elyria Hie
Elyria
Lorain County
Vaughn
Lves
E Tere
New Tariff Pact With Canada Analyzed In The Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer weighs the sweeping tariff reductions in the Canada pact and questions whether benefits will outweigh downsides for U S agriculture industry and consumers. It notes lumber and food sectors may face adverse effects, quotas may limit imports, and protests from distillers. The piece cautions about constitutional questions and electoral impacts, while highlighting potential gains in trade and jobs if prospected gains materialize.
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Canada
United States
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
North America
Consu
Senate
Congress
Winter Driving Dangers Increase with Old Man Winter
The text warns drivers about icy roads and cold hazards that elevate crash risk. It notes windshield ice reducing visibility, ice on running boards causing injuries, and carbon monoxide from closed cars in extreme cold. It emphasizes winter tests every driving phase and cautions to stay vigilant.
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Winter
Ihmotorist
New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre
New York notes reflect nostalgic memories and cultural vignettes. The author discusses travels, food memories from Missouri and Paris, and reflections on performers like Ziegfeld, Byron, and Arno. The piece blends childhood recollections with contemporary entertainment reporting and social commentary.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Mary Margaret Menersel
seLdaryry
Abba Deane
Deliz Scar
Periochi
Missouri
Ioanian
Persim
Aniversaries and births in historical notes
An old compiled notices page lists anniversaries and births including Edward Carolina Independence in 1804, Fran Hampshire a senator and resident, and 19th century figures. It mentions Dec 2 Concord and various dates such as 1815 and 1842 with notes on life events, roles, and notable individuals like postmasters, university affiliations, and public figures. The fragment references a 1915 era birth of Frank Morrison and Rear Admiral Ernest J. King among others.
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Edward Carolina Independora
Fran Hampshire
Concord
N. FE
Wilea Dennison
Onioe Waverner
Ireland
Canada
Golden Legion Bible Reading Excerpt On Roles In Marriage
The text discusses Paul’s instructions on wife submission to husbands within a church context. It emphasizes unity through love as the bond of the nation, with Christ as head of the church and savior to believers. It warns against tyranny in marital authority and stresses proper setting for duties.
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Trn
Armosphere
Durin Hay
Jock
Whitney
Brotherhood of Aytackers
Billy Rose
Peter Arno
Paul
Mirmot
Fragmentary notes on figures and warnings from a dated reminiscence
A garbled page lists names such as Ruth Etuing an entertainer and Joan Lowell an actress, with scattered biographical bits about Maj. Gen. Blanton Winship and others. The text drifts into philosophical musings on life under stress and hints at caution and danger, ending with a clipped, unclear note about copyright.
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Appiedon
Ruth Etuing
Borg
David City
Mebr
Joan Lowell
Ab Berkaier
Cal
Blanton Winship
Puerto Rico
Marriage as the symbol of Christ and the church
The text extols marriage as a symbol of Christ and the church, arguing that Christ Sacrificed for the church to sanctify it and present a spotless, glorious bride. It emphasizes union, protection, and service within a heavenly purpose, praying for divine guidance.
Local Calls From Wakeman Area Reported
Wakeman O Nov 23 Mr and Mrs Jack Millhouse and children of Gates were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Harold house. Mrs Robert Gerber and daughter visited relatives in Amherst Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and son and J C Cad visited Tuesday afternoon at the home.
Lowe Couple Honored At Cleveland Ceremony
Mr and Mrs J E Lowe are noted in Cleveland life while Mr and Mrs Ed Green relocate to the Gunn Tenant house at Clarksfield marking a local residential move.
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J. E. Lowe
Cleveland
Ed Green
Gunn
Clarksfield
Mrs Leimbach Dies at 71 in Wakeman Home
Mrs Christina Leimbach died at her Wakeman home on Monday at age 71. Survived by two sons Carl and Lawrence of Wakeman and four daughters Mrs Max Kellar of Wakeman Mrs Flord Ieeman and Mrs Fred Perkins of Hartland and Mrs Don Brron of Clarks held. Funeral services Thursday afternoon at 2700 p. mm. at the Congregational Church with Rev F E Eastman officiating. Burial was in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Leimbach
Christina Leimbach
Carl and
Lawrence
Wakeman
Max Kellar
Flord Ieeman
Fred Perkins
Hartland
Don Brron
Clarksheld
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Grunow Radio Going Strong in 1936 lineup
Time magazine highlighted William F. Grunow as a leading industrial figure. The General Household Utilities Co. maker of Grunow Refrigerators and Radios expands Grunow lines, with the United States Radio and Television Co. plant now producing radios featuring metal tubes, advanced tuning, and walnut cabinets. Prices start at $22.50, with demonstrations available in store or at home.
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Time Magazine
United States
William F. Grunow
Great General Household Untities Co
Grunow
Sfr. Grunow
General Household Utilities Co
Mr. Armour
Meat Packing Fame
Baik Brothers
Mason Jar Makers
Muncie
Ind
Bis
United States Radio and Television Co
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George
Hudnutt
Stegle
Taree
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Laraig
Sto
Ekaterinoslav
Gregory Pottemkin
Catherine the Great
Russia
Crimea
Ekaterinoslan
Catherine
Fran
Prussia
United Feature Syndicaie
Sam Aewns
Rake
London
Ziegfeld
Byron
McVaught Syndicate
Gulf
Ohio
New England
P.onsers
Cromp
Moston
George FP
Frank Morrison
Sec
Amer. Fed. of Labor
Quiarz
Can
Ernest J. King
Navy Aeronautic
Heau
Lotain
Helen Rogers Reid
Golden Legion
Prince of Boston
Hahber-Finanesse
Bern
Sare R. Huard
Fa- Santa Cal
Sancars
Tar
Mar
Christ
H. R. Rorick
Elyria Savings and Trust
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
West Street Co
A. Persons, Mei
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Insurance and
BONDS
George Taylor & Co
Esker. & Fox
Esker
Harold Fox
West Ave
Second St
Checker Cab
Wade Williams, Mer
Grigsby-Grunow Co
Majestic Radio
Day’s Music Store
Broad Street
PEON
Florida
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