Oberlin clubs plan socials and meetings this week
Local schedules list Christy Junior pot luck at Mrs. Edwards 249 North Main, Missionary Society and various clubs meeting October 4 and 5 across Oberlin. Events include Home Coming Tea at James Brand House for newcomers and multiple neighborhood club gatherings. regular Women’s Relief Corps and Music department sessions also slated.
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Solon Rooms
Christy Junior Club
Arthur Edwards
North Main Street
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Carmen
LaGrange
Merry Wives
Clarence Wright
Woodland Avenue
Harry Slater
Junior Star Bridge Club
Hollywood Avenue
James Brand
John McConnell
Lorain
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Rooms
Oberlin Women's Club
J. E. Wirktler
Miss Florence Payne Honored At Party In Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio October 2 Miss Florence Payne honored guest at a pre nuptial party hosted by Miss Jean Morgan on Walnut street. Fifteen Oberlin and Elyria guests attended a personal shower with gifts hidden by heart messages. Bridge dominated the evening with winners Harvey Murray high, Beulah May second, Clarence Payne consolation. Attendees included Annette Whitney Florence Schwind Belle Wise and others. Wedding to Harry Morgan Jr on October 18 plans an informal reception at the Morgan home.
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Oberlin, O
Misa Florence Payne
Misa Jean Morgan
Walnut Street
Oberlin
Elyria
Bridge
Harvey Murray
Beulah May
Clarence Payne
Annette Whitney
Florence Schwind
Clar Belle Wise
Frank Smith
Harold Qlmstead
Harriet Peabody
Mary Alter
Annie Payne
Carmel Sage
Grace Morgan
Florence Payne
Miss Payne
Harry Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Club Activities For The Week Regular meetings and events
Regular meeting of the Frank FE. Peck Chapter Order of De Molor will be held this evening in the lodge rooms with election of officers. The Women’s Progressive Club meets at 9:30 at Mrs. Mungeon’s home. Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs gather at Mr. and Mrs. Tapper’s home. I. T. T. M. club plans a theatre party and dinner. Mrs. J. A. Richards hosts the Oberlin Women’s club literature department Tuesday at 3. T. M. T. M. club hosted by Mrs. Mori in Amherst Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squire entertain the Bethel Baptist class Tuesday evening. Nineteenth Century club opens season Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Bechvith’s West Lorain street home. American Legion Auxiliary regular meeting upcoming.
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Frank FE. Peck
Order of de- Molar
Women’s Progressive Club
Mary’ Mungeon
South Park Street
Pythian Sisters
H. Tapper
West Ridge
J. A. Richards
Oberlin Women’s Club
Forest Street
Paul Mori
Amherst
Harry Squire
Woodland Avenue
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Nineteenth Century Club
Frank Bechvith
West Lorain Street
American Legion Auxiliary
$40 Stolen From Dormitories At Oberlin
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies probe a dormitory theft at Oberlin College after rooms in the dormitories were ransacked. A nearby car sighted by watchman Charles Clark is seen as key to catching the thieves.
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Ian Oberlin College
Clarence W. Dick
Charles Clark
New Staff Additions at Elyria Home for the Aged
Two new workers joined the Elyria Home for the Aged staff yesterday. Russell A. Kucis began as head maintenance man and Walter Lininger started as night watchman, announced superintendent Karl P. Meisner.
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Elyria
Ome
Elytia
Rusell A. Kucis
Walter Lininger
Karl P. Meisner
Deputy Leaves Mother With Her Seven Children
Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nan encountered a mother of seven in Pitts burgh when attempting to extradite Martha Lipinski for alleged $225 fraud. He could not remove her due to her children and illness. Lipinski and husband Mike faced indictments, while Joe Kajganich from Butler was brought in for non support.
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Gerald Nan
Pittsburgh
Martha Lipinski
Nan
Lipinski
Automobile Stolen From Broad Street Car
Mrs. J. Carpenter of 124 Charlescourt reported her car with license 260 056 stolen from 558 Broad Street Saturday night. A two rabbits theft was reported by F G Worthington of 303 Cleveland Street, two rabbits stolen Saturday night a New Zealand red and a chinchilla giant. The Lorain YMCA washrooms diamond ring theft reported by Richard Niemeth. Joe Swetz fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after collision with Morris McIntire on Lake Avenue. Joe Weinstein fined $5 and costs for intoxication.
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J. €. Carpenter
Charlescourt
Broad Street
F. G. Worthington
Cleveland Street
Lorain
Joe Swetz
W. H. van Oster
Morris McIntire
Tos Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue
Grange Booster Talk Set At Columbia Town Hall
Acme Grange No 1449 will present a booster program at Columbia town hall Tuesday night. Local groups including the Bar Scouts Garden Club and Four H Clubs will take part. Speaker Alfred P Grills will discuss The History of the Grange Its Aims and Purposes.
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Acme Grange No. 1449
Columbia Town Hall
Bar Scouts
Garden Club
Alfred P. Grills
The
Grange
Death notices from Lakewood and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Cleveland area hospitals including Mrs. Fred D. Pierce of Wakeman later a Lakewood resident, and Mrs. Jeanette Rahmer of LaGrange. Other notices mention Mrs. Rose Grace Potter of Elyria Memorial Hospital and family survivors across Ontario and New York. Services planned in Lakewood and Wakeman with burial in Wakeman Cemetery, LaGrange, and Lorwald/Lorwalk cemeteries.
Wellington Hart dies after long illness in Huntington
George A. Hart 74 of Huntington dies after months of illness at his home. Survived by widow and son William of Wellington. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Huntington home with Rev. Quade. burial by Wadsworths in Huntington.
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George A. Hart
Wellington
Huntington
William
Rev
Quade
Wadsworths
Roosevelt Addresses Veterans on National Recovery Efforts
President Roosevelt outlines two core principles for veterans relief and national recovery, emphasizing government responsibility to injured service members and no special class for uniform wearers. He notes progress in reopening banks, restoring government credit, and warns gains will take time as unemployment and economic strain linger.
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National Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Death by Own Action Verdicts In County
Coroner s verdicts of death by own action were returned for Mrs Lucy Jackson 68 of Stop 12 Grafton road and David Simpson Jr 26 of East College street Oberlin both found dead yesterday. Jackson hanged herself in her bedroom closet amid poor health, Simpson shot himself atop a haystack on Prof W G Caskey s Oberlin farm with a .32 pistol at hand. Simpson attended Oberlin College and is survived by his father Donald and siblings Bessie Alice with ties to Cleveland Honolulu. Jackson leaves two sons Jay and Ray and sister Mrs Walter Bracy. Services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev William Mackey. burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
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J. C. Ford
East Lo‘tin Street
Grace Green
Lynden
Kansas
Myron Fletcher
Will Ford
Cleveland
Elton
Elbert Fletcher
Wrekillie
Frank Didelius
Wakeman
Leonard Baumgardner
Marr Fletcher
Wellington
J. Q. Ford
Oberlin
Steve Coinman
J. Rudekoff
Hollis Keighley
Julia Cole
Merrill Knowles
Elytia
Robert Knowles
Tiro
Benjamin Buell
Eleanor
Smith
Elm Street
Ida Grove
Iowa
Quizby Street
Fay Worcester
H. O. Worcester
Spring Street
Iown
Joan Lawrence
Helen Hosad
Hugh
Detroit
Mich
M. A. Houghton
Margaret
East College Street
Harry Dexter
Canton
Etheline Wright
New Philadelphia
Charles B Wright
J. A. Richards
Winnetka
Rev
Ms. James
Bradley Beach
N. J
Fred D. Pierce
Women's Hospital
Pierce
Lakewood
Nora Peck
Lakeside Avenue
Pease Funeral Home
A. F. Lind
Beck
Wakeman Cemetery
Rose Grace Potter
Walter Potter
Wineles Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pilgrim Community Church
Dames of
Matta
Verne Edward
Roy Oviatt
Paul Oviatt
Ethel Sparks
C. Ward
Lucy Jackson
Stop 12
Grafton Road
David Simpson, Jr
Jackson
Simpson
W. G. Caskey
Charles Wheeler
Carl Payne
George Hodge
Groveland Avenue
Jay
Ray
Walter Bracy
Columbia Township
Nichols Funeral Home
William Mackey
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Mandamus Suit Dismissed Over Replevin Bond
Bep Atkins of Elyine won a ruling from Common Pleas Judge A R Webber ordering Sheriff Clarence W Dick to accept Atkins re delivery bond in a replevin case. The decision restores $1500 worth of lake fishing equipment to Atkins held by the sheriff due to prior bond disputes with Barney Davis holding a battle mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bep Atkins
Elyine
Clarence W. Dick
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Atkins
Barney Davis
Blaze Reported at Walton Ice Plant Fire Out Without Damage
An explosion rumor at the Walton Ice Company plant near noon drew many Etyrians to the scene. Firemen found the blaze due to a barrel of asphalt used on the roof catching fire, but it occurred outside the building and caused no damage.
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Walton Ice Plant
Walton Ice Company
Children and veterans groups report at state Legislature
The Child Welfare Committee notes 35 state legislatures worked on improving laws or preventing harmful amendments during the past year. The Gold Star Mothers Committee plans to report on the four year pilgrimage program to overseas graves. The convention will hear about the new Sons of the American Legion organization and other Legion and Auxiliary reports.
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Child Welfare Committee
National
Gold Star Mothers Committee
Sons of the American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion
National Graves Committee
Silk travels fast to set relay run record
Santa Fe officials claim a record run between Belen New Mexico and Wellington Kansas as silk freight cars move 655 miles in 669 minutes. Engineer W J Endsley drove a 117 mile leg from Warnock Oklahoma to Wellington in 99 minutes. A separate raid report notes Sheriff Ernest L Beaver seized 69 gallons of liquor with a prior theft of 22 gallons two months earlier and 21 more last week.
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Wellington
Kan
Santa Fe
Belen
N. M
San Francisco
New York
W. J. Endsley Brouch
Warnoka
Okla
Sher T Ernest L Beaver
Unity of purpose in national effort urged to veterans
The message calls on veterans to support the national program with greater efforts, noting industry activity and purchasing power. It emphasizes individual duty within a united national effort and asks those who wore the uniform to answer the call once more as part of American citizenship ideals.
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American Legion
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Produce Prices
Market slow for cattle with bids near $0.00 and calves steady to $65.50 per cwt. Hogs higher with heavy weights $5.00 to $5.10. Sheep and lambs show demand with choicest lambs at $7.00 to $7.25. Corn, wheat, hay, and mill feeds quoted per bushel or ton. butter and eggs steady. poultry and eggs market notes. potatoes listed with regional varieties and per 100 lb prices.
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Cleveland
Mereland Gridn
Hay Exchange
Springer
Rock
Stek
Burbanks
Ohio
Minnesota Cobblers
Mellen Cobblary
Elyria Home For The Aged to Honor Founders And Donors
Hundreds of Elyrians and visitors will attend Founders and Donors Day at the Elyria Home for the Aged. A bronze tablet will honor Dr. G A Reeder for 59 years of ministry and service as superintendent 1922 to 1930. A tribute to D C Boyd recognizes $50,000 gifts for the Boyd Memorial Building. Others honored include Joseph Rauh and Miss Zell Williams. The program begins 2 3 pm in the Taft Memorial Building with Bishop William F. McDowell as principal speaker and other leaders from the Methodist community.
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Elyria Home For
G. A. Reeder
D. C. Bord
Reeder
Methodist Church
Boyd
Joseph Rauh
Elyria
Zell Williams
New York
Taft
N. EB. Davis
Methodist Board of Hospitals
Vernon Wagar
Norwalk
Elyrianson
Elsmans
Charles 5. Johnson
Board of Trustees
Cars in Collision In Lorain And Cleveland Roads
Cars belonging to George A. Clark of 215 N Fifth Street Lorain and J J Maginn of Cleveland collided at 4 30 A M Sunday on Case and Cleveland roads, reported by Deputy Sheriff Joe Woodings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Clark
Fifth Street
Lorain
J.J. Maginn
Cleveland
Joe Woodings
Contempt charges leveled in county court arraignment
Contempt of court charges brought five day sentences in the county jail today for Jacob Hatu sek of East River road and for Frank Kachur of Lorain, which it arraigned before Judge W. L. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hatusek
East River Road
Frank Kachur
Lorain
W. L. Thompson
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North Pleasant
Esther Alfsen
Louis Buss
N. Pleasant St
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Roth Tailor Shop
Dreamland
Richman Bros. Fine Clothes
Deputy
Joe Weinstein
West River Road
Mrs
Fred Pierce
A. H. Rahmer
Jeanette Rahmer
A. H R. Rahmer
Rahmer
Meritton
Ontario
LaGrange M. E. Church
Ladies Aid “Society
Ror
William Wilson
Canada
Edward Prechwl
James Wilson
Albert Wilson
Rochesley
George Werner
Sadie Barge
LaGrange M. E
Vircil
LaGrange Cemetery
California
Charles (Chink) McKinney
Milo Yoxtheimer
Yoxtheimer
McKinney
Chicago
Spirit of 76
Horace McClaflin
True Fortney
C. J. Smith
Frank Obrigs
Artie Jones
Cliff West
Claire Hill
R. W. Falls
William Hatchem
Harry Hannon
M. F. Lotzow
Church of Christ
Lotzow
Christ
Lee Wadsworth
Plan Reformatory
King’s Daughters
Marysville
Reformatory
Mittendorf
Thelma Gillette
Jessia Wright
Sylvia Welmer
A. B. Southard
A. Council
Lorain County
Robert Holland
Flora Harr
Grace Purcell
Roy Burge
Jeannette Warner
Burt Curtice
Harry Lee
Kathryn Murray
Holland
Norman Griggs
A. H. Pierce
Josephine Houghton
F. M. Sponseller
Brownhelm
District Conference of Methodist Churches
Ray Rowland
Methodist
American Legionnaires
Roosevelt
United States
Elyria Home For the Aged
W. H. Searles
Elyrians
Ida Troxel
George Tufford
Henry Wick
Charles Johnson
J. H. Hust
Henry Heidrich
W. F. Eldred
W . C. Endley
A. B. Taylor
Battin
West Broad
Rae Oe
Smilies
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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