Cub Pack 4 Plans Christmas Meeting and Party
Cub Pack No 4 plans the Christmas meeting at First Congregational Church on December 9 with Pack Committee members George Ingersoll Jr and J C Linville leading. The event will recognize achievements including twenty Cubs earning badges and two advancing to Scouting, plus a handicraft display. The pack will also showcase crafts at the district Boy Scout meeting December 16 at the American Legion Home in Ohio Street, featuring future Scouting interests across the Southeast District, which includes Elyria Oberlin Wellington Grafton and La Grange. A Gates Hospital for Crippled Children party is planned, with attendance hoped from Lorain Sandusky and Oberlin. The meeting, to be the year’s largest, follows a busy year with awards given at the November session and several Cubs graduating to Scout Troop 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
American Legion
Ohio Street
Firelands
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
la Grange
Gates
Gates Hospital
Lorain
Sandusky
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
J. C. Linville
E. F. Hendricks
Charles B. Evans
Walter E. Davies
Court finds two verdicts totaling six hundred twenty nine dollars
Judge D A Cook ruled against Joseph D Montalto in a midnight Route 2 crash seven miles east of Sandusky. One verdict of 1000 dollars favored Louis B Fultz, driver of a truck struck by Montalto. Another 529.19 dollars was awarded to truck owners Harmon F Reed and John H Churchill for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. Cook
Joseph D. Montalto
Sandusky
Louis B. Fultz
Montalto
John H. Churchill
Harmon F. Reed
Divorce granted to Virgie H Chapman by Judge Findley
Virgie H Chapman was granted a divorce yesterday from War R Chapman on grounds of gross neglect. She was awarded custody of their two sons and $10 weekly support plus $3500 alimony. Two traffic accident findings by Judge Findley involved Louis Cherry and George Kristi, ruling $10 in favor of Cherry and $15 in favor of Kristi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie H. Chapman
War R. Chapman
Guy B. Findley
Guy F. Findley
Broweht
Louis Cherry
Kipton
George Kristi
Henrietta
Ruth Johnson
Qhertin
Cherry
Kristi
Citizenship re examinations held by four federal officers
Approximately 210 applicants for citizenship were being re examined by four federal naturalization officers here today, preparatory to final examinations in Common Pleas Court December be The preliminary examinations.
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Common Pleas Court
Plan Classes In Boxing Wrestling At Elyria YMCA
The Elyria Y M C A announced start of boxing and wrestling classes for high school sophomores and older, plus young men. Boxing on Tue and Thu will be led by Steve Stefik, Penn State 1932 middleweight title holder, former Uniontown champ and West Brownsville coach. Wrestling on Mon and Wed will be directed by Lester Hawke, Springfield College alum and former New England champion in 128 and 118 pound classes.
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Elyria Y M
Herman Geyer
Steve Stefik
Penn State
Uniontown
West Brownsville
Lester Hawke
Springfield College
Massachusetts
New England
Art students make posters for Lorain apple and potato show
Colorful posters extolling Lorain County apples and potatoes are being completed today by 85 to Ty art students at Elsha High School under Miss Dorothy Jones. The posters, made for the Lorain County apple and potato show, will be displayed Friday and Saturday at 625 Grand Street during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elsha High School
Dorothy Jones
Grand Street
Fire at Lake Avenue home ends with smoke damage
Rien rushed to the home of Har old Dean at 125 Lake Avenue early yesterday evening and found no fire, but heavy smoke. A defective smoke pipe was discovered and firemen from Hose Company No 1 and Engine Company No 2 opened doors and windows to ventilate the house.
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Rien
Harold Dean
Lake Avenue
Engine Company No. 2
Examiners and settlement reached in Lorain case
Today an examination to eliminate unprepared candidates was conducted with examiners Paul Werner Floyd Ault Philip Leign and Arthur Millican. A settlement of 156 dollars was agreed in a 2606 dollar personal injury dispute brought by Rose Szabo of 1937 West ick Street Lorain against Dominic Rutkowski of 225 West 31st Street Lorain. Szabo alleges a Spitz bite on the left leg on May 24 1937. The case was approved by the court of Judge Gary Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine
Serge
Paul Werner
Floyd Ault
Philip Leign“on
Arthur Millican
Rose Szabo
West Itch Street
Lorain
Dominic Rutkowski
West 31S
Lyorat
Auty
Gary Findley
Plan Card Party and Christmas Efforts in Amherst
Amherst notices reveal plans for a community card party on December 15 at Mary Edwards’s rooms with committees led by Misses Minnie and Helen Sabiers and others. The group will also distribute Christmas baskets, co operate with the legion on a kiddies party and a military party, sew at the hospital, and report on a rummage sale. A hospital magazine drive and gifts exchange are planned, with program items including vocal solos, tap dances, piano, readings, and prizes. refreshments to be provided by local volunteers.
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Amherst
Planus
Legion
Legion Rooms
Mary Edwards
Minnie
Helen Sabiers
C. C. Kern
Harold Brown
Harry Ruth
Fred Holzhauer
William Wilker
The
Kiddies
C. Mulder
Ed. Moebius
Stanley Hull
Auailitary
Alvin Braun
George Krieg
G. M. Parker
Thomas Bruce
Sandusky
Colliers
Better Home and Garden
Good Housekeeping
Popular Mechanics
Herman Short
Christena Davis
Wilma Holzhauer
Katherine Braun
William Barris
William Wenzel
Mabel McDermott
Lloyd Minor
al. Towne
Harry Wolf
George Parker
Ford Plant in St Louis Hit by Third Major Union Strike
The Ford plant near downtown St Louis faced a patient standstill as 25 patrolmen guarded a largely peaceful picket line led by United Auto Workers. Five men were arrested for minor disturbances while foremen entered the darkened plant to avoid resuming production. M N Johnson, the plant manager, declined comment. The strike echoes prior Ford walkouts in Kansas City and California, marking the union's third major challenge to a top auto maker without a signed contract.
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St. Louis
United Automobile Workers
M. N. Johnson
Ford
Kansas City
Detroit
California
First Fifty Years of Married Life featured at Hickory Tree Grange
Hickory Tree Grange held a Tuesday evening meeting at the grange hall with a tureen supper at 6 30. Officers elected included Master Kenneth Alexander and Treasurer Henry Kolbe. Door prize a turkey awarded to Melvin Kalbe. future meetings to include five pounds of sugar as door prize. The program was the pantomime.
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Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Kenneth Alexander
William Edwards
Marian Kuntle
Melvin Kolbe
Theodore Alexander
Ed. Stang
Henry Kolbe
Mary Walker
Nelson
Ceres
Naome Bach
Pomona
Wanda Hecock
Flora
June Carter
Melvin Kalbe
Oberlin Thanksgiving service and local notices
Oberlin churches hold Union Thanksgiving service at 10 30 at First Baptist with Dr Walter M Horton delivering the sermon. Donations go to the Oberlin Community Chest. Obituary notes: Charles H Kirshner, Oberlin College trustee for 25 years, dies in Kansas City. Several local social items and engagements noted, including Mary Pelton engagement to John W Fauver.
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Oberlin. O
First Baptist Church
Walter M. Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin Community Chest
Oberlin Women Plan Christmas Party During Dinner
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women held their annual Thanksgiving dinner at Oberlin Tavern with 24 members present. A brief business meeting followed, selecting funds for the Community Chest and the Christmas Seal sale. Plans were made for the December 14 Christmas party at Mrs Electa Sage's North Professor Street home with Missabel Wade assisting.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Tavern
Electa Sage
Professor Street
Missabel Wade
Oberlin Women’s Club Deliberates On The Spanish Missions
The Oberlin Literature department met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. N. L. Sims of Elm Street. The meeting focused on The Spanish Missions in Story. Mrs. J. F. Mack reviewed Ramona and Mrs. K. L. Williams discussed Death Comes to the Archbishop.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
N. L. Sims
Elm Street
Ramona
J. F. Mack
K. L. Williams
Pythian Sister Temple to Elect Officers Friday
The Pythian Sister temple will hold its regular meeting Friday evening with nominations of officers scheduled for the session.
Bride’s life presented in six scenes of jubilee grange program
A multi scene program depicted courtship to wedding to parenthood, with June Carter and Dorothy Kolbe as leads, Melvin Kolbe as minister, five girls born to Marian Kuittle Naonia Bach Thelma Kolbe Tod and Kenneth Aleaander, nurse Mrs Stang, a quarrel and return home, followed by silver and golden anniversaries. Wanda Hecock and mother accompanied songs. Mrs Mary Walker read Fifty Years Ago Today. William Edwards and Ernest Goodsite read the ten commandments. A two couple celebration with gifts presented by Henneth Alexander capped the event.
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June Carter
Dorothy Kolbe
Melvin Kolbe
Marian Kuittle
Naonia Bach
Thelma Kolbe
Tod
Kenneth E Aleaander
Wanda Hecock
Mary Walker
William Edwards
Ernest Goodsite
Henneth Alexander
The
Grange
Thanksgiving union service at Congre gational church at 7:30 p m
A union Thanksgiving service is set for tonight at the Congregational church at 7 30 with Rev M A Burris of the Methodist church as speaker The Amherst Quartet and Mrs Walter Kappely will provide music The service involves the First Evangelical St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Congregational and Methodist churches Each church will conduct a separate service An English Thanksgiving service will be held at St Paul Lutheran church at ten o clock Thursday morning A Thanksgiving mass will be held (text cut)
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Congreee
M. A. Burris
Methods Church
Amherst
KR. H. Hearn
Helen Sabiers
George Cox
Walter Kappley
First Evangelical
M.A. Hayes
St. Peter
B. Schmidt
Deaths of Miss Lillian McClintock and Mrs Ada Myers
Death notices for Miss Lillian Irene McClintock 11 years resident of Grafton Ohio who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from pneumonia at 6 30 last night born October 21 1919 in Elyria she leaves her parents two sisters and a brother and grandparents with services Friday at 2 00 pm at the Grafton M E Church officiated by Rev George Beebe burial in Nesbitt Cemetery Elyria relatives include the McClintocks Hastin gs and Keisers. Also listed is Mrs Ada M Myers 60 wife of J H J Myers who died at home 346 Ninth Street following a lingering illness born March 27 1877 in Clyde Ohio she leaves a daughter Bertha Worthington a grandson Jack Worthington a sister Mrs George Hartman and two brothers William Keiser and Frank Keiser with services at 1 00 pm Friday at Second Congregational Church conducted by Dr A B Kemp burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lillian Irene McClintock
Milo McClintock
Grafton
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss McClintock
Elyria
Arlene
Jean
Milo Jr
Charles McClintock
Waller
Hastings
Ada M. Myers
J H. J. Myers
Ninth Street
Myers
Clyde
Second Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Bertha Worthington
Jack Worthington
George Hartman
Bellevue
William Keiser
Michican
Frank Keiser
A. B. Kemp
Ridgelawn Cemetery
John Frederick Dies Suddenly at Home
John Frederick died suddenly at his home on North Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Ernst Irion officiating. Burial will follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery. He is survived by two brothers George of Elyria and Henry of Tampa Florida and a sister Mrs Herman Reinhardt of Elyria. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home.
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John Frederick
North Street
Ridgelawn
Nichols Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Frederick
George
Elyria
Henry
Tampa
Florida
Herman Reinhardt
Special Thursday Services At Two Churches
A service will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church at 8 a.m. Thursday and a special program will be conducted at the Foursquare Church at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Foursquare
November meeting of St Peter van selial and Reformed church
The November meeting at the church parlors opened with devotions led by Miss Frances Dablers and a peace oration by Robert Laux titled Mars Beats the Drums. A Christmas party plan was set for the December meeting on December 21. A arrangements committee lists Miss Helen Herbst Miss Mary Berger Chester Kabuski Earl Sabberg. A nominating committee was named to report in December with Miss Helen Hollingsworth Miss Frances Sabers Mrs. Frederick Berger. A social hour followed with games and contests.
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League of St. Peter Vanselial and Reformed Church
Frances Dablers
Robert Laux
Helen Hollingsworth
Frances Sabiers
Frederick Berger
Honors In the Latter Went to Local Names in Ceremony
Honours were awarded to Margaret Berger Hulda Berger Hele Roemer and Chester Kabuski in a ceremony. Refreshments followed served by Miss Helen Hollingsworth with Miss Gladys Hopkins.
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Magaret Berger
Hulda Berger
Hele Roemer
Chester Kabuski
Helen Hollingsworth
Gladys Hopkins
Christmas Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Nalley
Mrs Vincent Nalley hosted a Congregational church group gathering on Lincolns street Tuesday afternoon with Otrela 2 in attendance. Guests included Mrs V KE Clssne Mrs C A Lau er Mrs Stanley Hull and Mrs B Sausaman. Bridge honors went to Mrs William Bruce with Floyd Mc Intyre second and Karl Rock wood third. A Christmas meeting is planned for December 15 at the home of Mrs Elmer Gall Harris.
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Vincent Nalley
Lincol Street
Otrela 2
Congregational Church
V. KE
Clssne
C. A. Lauer
Stanley Hull
B. Sausaman
Bridge
William Bruce
Floyd McIntyre
Karl Rockwood
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Hospital Birth and Discharge Briefs
Mrs. Franklin Rothe of Tenney Avenue was admitted and gave birth to a baby girl. Discharges include Mrs. Peter Attie of Taylor Street.
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Franklin Rothe
Tenney Avenue
Peter Attie
Taylor Street
Market report blends grain and livestock at Toledo
Grain prices for No 2 red and yellow corn held near steady, with rye and oats listed. Live cattle and hog futures show varied demand as calves, sheep and lambs each face a steady market. produce and hay prices appear mixed, while regional buyers note firm wholesale vegetable and fruit levels at Cleveland markets.
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Cleveland
Lyon Toneoo
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Willam Graw
Thomas Denison
William Rugg
Gordon Carlson
Horace Danner
Edgar Gates
Nial Keech
John McKenney
den No. 3
Paul Irion
Den
Albert Baxter
Henry Ingersoll
Walter Hendricks
Richard House
Howard Sherman
Scout
Safe Service
Howard Peters
Mgr
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Fred and
Rose Zimmerman
R. D. Wellington
Pittsfield Township
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Beulah Day Williams
Sheffield Lake
Union Savings and Loan Company
John Durey
Sheffield Township
Style Center
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Mrs
Esther Wood
Union Service
Charles H. Kirshner
Oberlin College
Kirshner
Agnes Fairchild
Fairchild
Medina
Frank Beckwith
Lakeside Hospital
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
Rocky Thriver
John Fowles
C. EL. Wigton
Wakeman
Royal Arch Masons
Far East
Bert Holden
C. M. Shreffler
East College Street
Betty Glenn
Dayton
North Professor Street
Ralph Lyman
West Lorain Street
Eager
J. Barton
Portland
Mich
C. J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Ohio State University
Grace Beckett
William Carson
Merton Davis
William Dew
Marguerite Grills
Allen Olmstead
Lillian Pettiford
Melvin Rainbow
Charles Reed
Ralph Schramm
Victor Solomon
Hugh Webber
Jean Nicol
C. C. Nicol
Ohio University
Athens
Julian S. Fowler
Carnegie Library
Forest Street
Laura M. Pelton
Dascomb Cottage
Mary
John W. Fauver
Stone’s Grill
Virginia
Lillian McClintock
Sudro - Curtis
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Toledo Grain
Ine
VU Ble
Jonas
Baidsinp
Hybie de Psi
Dettewous
Ana
Rome
Bevuty Stein Oan
Deven Pacal Seval Lo
Pevrer Low
Tor
Sagt
Thoveux
Fey Ray Psc
Fey Ray Psc Mesh Bu Foe Bashet. Pndev Boli
Basner
Gfeladeis
Lettie Basket
Jae
Ruhlrakbi
Mall Oanenes
Keefer
Sheet Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Reroecin
Toeloyer
Redts
Laeghrar
Mae
Green Mountains
Manchippewe Flou
Pennsylvania
Dixport Fur
Egg X-Ray
Crooks
William Krieg
West Ave
Sederis
Star Shop
Court Street
RESAR
East River Street
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