Bombs Strike Madrid Center as Refuges Flock to Cellars
United Press reports heavy air raids on Madrid on November 23 1936. Nationalist planes bombed central districts near the American embassy while loyalist and nationalist artillery battered the suburbs. fires burn at the war ministry and Castellanes area as thousands seek transport to the east from the ruined streets and cellars.
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United Press
Madrid
Rtitlery
Castellanes
War Ministry
Haines Hosts Birthday Party For Mrs Haynes
Mr and Mrs A C Haines of West River road entertained twenty two relatives Thursday evening for Mrs Haynes birthday. An oyster supper was served at three tables with fall flowers. Songs from the Sunset Memorial Song book closed the social gathering.
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A. C. Haines
West River Road
A. C. Harnes
W. H. Chambers
C. E. Schmitkons
C. E. Spaulding
Neva Carrick
Laverne Schmitkons
June
Betty Chambers
Frank Chambers
George Chambers
Clyde
Robert Haynes
Brookside 12th Annual Bazaar and Festival Opens
The Brookside School auditorium hosted the 12th annual bazaar and fall festival on Thursday evening. Sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association a chicken supper began at six o clock and features included a country store fresh and canned fruit vegetables baked goods fancy work candy poultry and bingo run by the Senior Class.
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Brookside School
Parent Teachers Association
St Teresa's Church Hosts Sodality Dance
Members of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Teresa's church plus Miss Theresa Gubeno and Dorothy Kriebel organized a church hall dance Thursday evening drawing a large crowd. Henry Jackson led the square dances.
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Young Ladies” Sodality of
St. Teresa’s Church
Theresa Gubeno
Dorothy Kriebel
Henry Jackson
Extension meeting on hospitality in the home
All ladies are invited to an all day meeting at Mrs. H C Chambers home on Ford road Thursday December 3. Miss Alice Bird county extension agent will lead the session and the project focuses on hospitality in the home. The meeting is open to anyone.
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H.C. Chambers
Ford Road
Alice Bird
Help Kidneys Clean Out Poisonous Acids
An old advertisement promotes Crstex as a guaranteed treatment for kidney and bladder issues and related pains. It claims 3 million kidney filters may be endangered by neglect and promises vitality within 48 hours and a week’s improvement or money back. It notes a $19,600.90 deposit with Bank of America and urges contacting a druggist.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
California
Vote On 3-Mill Levy Tomorrow
Wellington voters urged to go to polls at 6:30 in the morning to decide on continuing a three-mill levy for local schools. Officials say the levy provides about a quarter of school revenue and is essential to maintain standards.
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Wellington
Guest Day for Wellington Woman's Afternoon Club
Saturday afternoon members met at 528 Hetrick Avenue East hosted by Mrs. Harry Lee with Mrs. David Arnold assisting. Hazel Murray of Cleveland spoke on Through the British Isles. weekend guest of Margaret and Jeannette Warner.
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Wellington
F. M. Jones
F. B. Gregg
Meeting of Entre Nous Club on Courtland Street
Members of the Entre Nous Club gathered Friday night on Courtland Street for a covered-dish dinner and bridge. Mrs. A. B. Curlis earned first prize, with Mrs. D. R. Arneld taking second.
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Keith Andrews
Courtland Street
Entre Nous Club
A. B. Curlice
D. R. Arneld
Ladies to Gather for Noon Pot Luck Dinner
Interested readers are invited to a community event with large attendance anticipated. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon, with each participant bringing one hot dish and eating tools.
Local Guests Visit Avon Lake and Grafton
Short notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and family with the Thoma family in Avon Lake. Mrs. H. C. Chambers and Mrs. W. B. Taft spent the afternoon with Mrs. W. E. Spaulding. Walter Brown from Cleveland stayed with his brother Henry Jackson in Ford Road. C. E. Spaulding and Neva Carnck called on Chester Carpenter in Grafton. Mrs. William Day of River Road was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain last week.
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Lee Johnson
Karl Thoma
Avon Lake
H. C. Chambers
W. EB. Taft
W. E. Spaulding
Walter Brown
Cleveland
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
C. E. Spaulding
Neva Carnck
Chester Carpenter
Grafton
William Day
River Road
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Philathea class social ends with readings and refreshments
Friday evening Mrs. Laura McEndree hosted the Philathea Sunday school class of the M E church. The event combined a brief business meeting with a short program featuring readings by Mrs. A H Peirce and Miss Edna Perkins. A social time and refreshments prepared by a committee led by Mrs. Hazel Kirkpatrick concluded the gathering.
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Laura McEndree
Philathea
M. E. Church
A. H. Peirce
Edna Perkins
Hazel Kirkhpatrick
Sunday School Sunshine Class Party at Methodist Church
Miss Mary Knapp will entertain her Sunday school class of girls the Sunshine class of the Methodist church at a party in the church basement Monday evening starting with a covered dish supper. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Warner were Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and daughter Shirley of Youngstown. Mrs. Leola Fhuey arrived from Los Angeles to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mohrman until after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Fhuey formerly Miss Leola Mohrman. Mr. and Mrs. William McEndree recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fortney and Rev. and Mrs. Paul Carter and family at Orrville.
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Mary Knapp Wil
Sunshine
Methodist Church
G. B. Warner
George Hoffman
Shirley
Youngstown
Leola Fhuey
Los Angeles
A. A. Mohrman
Fhuey
Leola Mohrman
William McEndree
Earl Fortney
Paul Carter
Orr Ville
John Wight
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Blanche Sutliff
Sutliff
Wellington Club to Host Christmas Party at Mrs Philip Bobel’s Home
Mrs Hite of Wellington announces the club’s next meeting will be a Christmas Party. The gathering will be held at the home of Mrs Philip Bobel, inviting members to celebrate the season.
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Hite
Wellington
Philip Bobel
Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Blough Home
The Pinochle Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Harvey Blough’s home. First prize went to Mrs Philip Babel, second to Mrs W H Myers, and the consolation prize to Mrs Frer. Refreshments were served.
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Harvey Blough
Philip Babel
W. H. Myers
Frer
Sixth Grade Wins PTA Membership Contest Banquet
The Parent-Teachers Association held a membership contest won by sixth grade students. A banquet will be held Tuesday evening November 24 in the school dining room.
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Parent-Teachers Association
PT. A
Penfield J T B Club Meeting Recalls Birthday Gathering
The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club met at Mrs. Frank Johnsons home with three members present. Mrs Amy Ferriman led the business portion while Mrs Johnson and Mrs Howard Andrews hosted. Out of town guests included Mrs Otto Miller and Mrs Will Weaver from La Grange.
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Penfield
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Frank Johnson
Amy Ferriman
Johnson
Howard Andrews
Otto Miller
Will Weaver
la Grange
Squire Women Attend Birthday Party in Pittsfield
Mrs Florence Squire and Mrs Roberts Squire attended a birthday celebration for Mr McConnell held Friday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs James McConnell in Pittsfield.
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Florence Squire
Roberts Squire
Squire
Mr. McConnell
and Mirs
James McConnell
Pittsfield
Eighty Ninth Birthday Celebrated In Local Family
The day marked the eighty ninth birthday of the honoree. Mr and Mrs Will Klabon and daughter Wilma and Mrs Olson of Cleveland were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones. Kenneth Davison Elyria and Mr and Mrs P E Davison were five o clock dinner guests Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs John Plas in Elyria. Robert Squire were calling on friends Monday 11 Grafton and Elyria. Mrs Lewis Jones attended a meeting Monday evening at the home of Miss Alice Bird in Elyria. Arrangements were made for a Christmas party of all those who vacationed at Camp Crag to be held at the Grange Hall in Belden with date to be announced later. Mr Buswell Wellington and Lewis Jones enjoyed hunting at Bowling Green.
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Will Klabon
Wilma
Olson
Cleveland
Lewis Jones
Kenneth Davison
Elyria
P. E. Davison
John Plas
Florence Squire
Robert Squire
Grafton
Alice Bird
Camp Crag
Belden
Mr. Buswell
Wellington
Bowling Green
Toledo names civil engineer as city traffic manager
Sherman Smith assistant professor of civil engineering at the University of Toledo has been named city traffic manager of Toledo after a competitive examination.
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Toledo
Sherman Smith
University of Toledo
S S Tonic Restores Health And Appetite
A testimonial endorses S.S.S. Tonic for poor appetite fatigue and underweight. The message claims the tonic rebuilds blood strength, improves digestion, and returns users to a healthier look, promoting purchase at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Solo Art Exhibit for Boiler Worker Elof Wedin in New York
Elof Wedin a boiler worker is featured in a one man show at a gallery in New York. He paints landscapes and industrial scenes including heating plants and portraits. Born in Sweden he came to America in 1919 and studied at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts while working as an insulation apprentice. The Hudson Walker Gallery opening in September praised his single oil work.
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New York
Elof Wedin
Wedin
Sweden
Olis Institute of Arts
Hudson - Walker
Quebec Plans Uniform Price Cut for Horned Cattle
The Quebec Livestock Branch of the Department of Agriculture announced a price reduction effective May 1 1937. Horned cattle will be worth 24 dollars less per head than hornless cattle, with buyers and farmers proposing the measure to stabilize markets.
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Quebec
Department of Agriculture
Campaigns to Reduce Horned Cattle in Markets
Campaigns seek to reduce the number of horned cattle on commercial markets through new regulations and farmer outreach. Officials cite safety, traffic, and animal welfare as key concerns guiding policy shifts.
Boston map shows High Street once Cow Lane and Frog Lane
A 136 year old Boston map reveals High Street in the main business district was called Cow Lane in 18th century times, while Boylston Street was labeled Frog Lane. The article notes Boulder Dam will cost 165 dollars when finished.
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Boston
High Street
Cow Lane
Boyston Street
Boulder Dam
Scholars receive $100 annual cash award for high grades
The university honors students with a 5.0 average or higher by awarding $100 at year end. The government has appropriated $80,090 to fund these scholastic rewards for eligible students.
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Peping
Local youth cast to portray Lindbergh in film
Kenneth C. Moore, 18, of Old Lyme Connecticut, has been chosen to play Col. Charles A. Lindbergh in a motion picture due to a striking resemblance. The selection highlights Moore’s chance to portray the famous flier, with filming set to begin soon in the area.
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Old Lyme
Conn
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kenneth C. Moore
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