Oberlin Man Views Situation In Spain
Oberlin College Spanish Department assistant P P Rogers told the Social Science Club at the Oberlin Inn that Spain’s Civil War is a death struggle between democracy and reaction, not a simple fascism versus communism clash, and that the American press misrepresents events while terminology adds confusion.
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Spain
P. P. Rogers
Oberlin College
Social Science Club
Oberlin Inn
Rogers
Mrs Jaszi to lecture on War and Peace in Art
Oberlin announces Friday lecture by Mrs Oscar Jaszi wife of Dr Jaszi head of the Oberlin Political Science Department. The talk titled War and Peace in Art accompanies prints exhibit on War and Fascism presented by the American Artists Congress at the Allen Art Museum October 7 21.
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Oberlin
Oscar Jaszi
Jaszi
Oberlin Political Science Department
American Artists Congress
Allen Artt Museum
F. B. Artz
Department of History
Art Museum
Department of Fine Arts
Cleveland Radio Day Aims for Full Monday Schedule
Readable portions of the October 12 radio listings show a dense, station by station program lineup across WHE WCK and WGAR with hosts, dramas, bands, orchestras, and early morning rhythm blocks. Major items include Junior Nurses, Dick Tracy, News, Weather, and musical theater selections, plus evening variety and public affairs segments.
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Dick Tracy
Ake
Daver
Rebor
Renfrew
Holton Popere Govwre Cr
Pars Boake
Carter
Rochester News Notes Focus on Local Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Riebe and daughters spent October 4 at the home of his brother Charles Riebe and family. Miss Helen Harper of Cleveland was a recent weekend guest of Mrs Ruth Rowland, visiting Mrs Rowland's mother Mrs Ellery in Shelby. Alvin Gariss, Junior, and King Rowland biked to Wakeman to visit relatives. Eric Olten and daughter were overnight guests of Ralph Rowlands before their California winter trip. Bert Welch of Clarksfield visited Thurman Welch and family on October 4. Elizabeth Chamberlain returned from Port Clinton and G Her daughter Mildred Van Hausen visited. Isabel Jewett and C D Setterfield were Elyria visitors. John Wolfe and daughter Helen of Akron visited D C Mann's family. Gladys Tucker and children called on her parents Carlos Snyder and wife Monday afternoon.
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Fred Riebe
Charles Riebe
Chardon
Helen Harper
Cleveland
Ruth Rowland
Rowland
Ellery
Shelby
Alvin Gariss
Junior
King Rowland
Wakeman
Eric Olten
Ralph Rowlands
California
Bert Welch
Clarksfield
Thurman Welch
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Aman Rogers
Port Clinton
Mildred van Hausen
John Wolfe
Helen Akron
D. C. Mann
Gladys Tucker
Carlos Snyder
Harter Has Busy Schedule This Week
Congressman Don W. Harter plans a busy week with eight talks across Ohio. He opens with an address before the New Deal Democratic Club in North Ridgeville, then speaks at RaVenna Kiwanis in noon Tuesday, followed by three talks Thursday and three Friday at Kiwanis clubs and local events.
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Don W. Harter
New Deal
Democratic Club
North Ridgeville
Ravenna Kiwanis Club
Kent Kiwanis Club
Summit County
Democratic Women's
Akron Armory
Harter
Wright Patman
Reserve Officers’ Association
Akron
Lakemore
Springfield Townships
Laemore High School
Tenth Ward
Regent Theatre
The Silent Observer on Enele Eli and timing
The piece recalls a phrase about not needing hot water to start the old mare in cold weather and mentions a balky mule. It notes a convict’s release and a warden’s remark. The humor centers on timing and a light exchange about keeping someone in longer.
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Enele Eli
How Do They Do It Politically The Hollow Creek Picnic Dialogue
A local scene at Hollow Creek features Melissa Hawbush asking sheriff candidate Jim Featherweight about political lies. He replies that lies don’t bother him as long as the truth stays hidden. The excerpt ponders politics, media, and public opinion with tongue in cheek notes on domestic life and a joke about a baby and a wife.
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Melissa Hawbush
Hollow Creek
Jim Featherweight
Jim
LIMTS TO EVERYTHING A PA woman leaves husband repeatedly
A reader reports a Pennsylvania woman left her husband ten times and, after she left him the eleventh time, he swiftly sought legal remedy. The fragment hints at a bail or divorce action but ends abruptly with a quip about his response.
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Pennsylvania
Style Center Expands With Glove and Corset Depts
The Style Center announces two new departments for tomorrow, gloves and corsets, led by expert corset fitter Miss Maida E. Taylor from Newark New Jersey. Taylor brings twelve years in major stores, a New York market buying spree, and will directly fit foundation garments while merchandising lingerie and accessories. The store touts its largest stock of undergarments and a new state center display designed for comfortable fitting.
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Elyria
Newark
N. J
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Elba
New York
New State Center
Swing Time at Capitol Theatre Stars Astaire and Rogers
Theatres Spectacular features Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Swing Time at the Capitol Theatre with six new Jerome Ahern Dorothy Fields numbers advancing the musical film’s appeal.
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Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Jerome Ahern
Dorothy Fields
Capitol Theatre
Rhythm On Range Comes to Lincoln Theater
Bing Crosby and Bob Burns star in Rhythm on the Range a romantic and humorous musical Western. The Lincoln Theatre opens the film tomorrow presenting a lively western romance with comic interludes and musical numbers.
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Lincoln
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Lincoln Theatre
Elyria Townline Club Entertained by Mrs Cook
The Evergreen Club will be entertained by Mrs William Cook of Qberiin Road Wednesday afternoon October 14. Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and son Oliver attended a reception in honor of Dr Bond at the M E Church in Elyria Wednesday evening. J F Stein returned to his home in Lakewood after visiting Mr and Mrs J H Delefield. Anthony Delefield of South Ridge was a caller here Sunday. Woodrow Stein of Lakewood was a supper guest of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J H Delefield Wednesday. Mrs E C Schubert was a caller on Edison Highway Wednesday.
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Qberiin Road
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
Bond
M. E
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Lakewood
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South Ridge
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Edison Highway
Divorce Papers Seized in City Office Raid
An unnamed official’s office was the scene of a disruption as divorce papers were taken in a sudden move. Reports note tense moments as officers acted to secure documents amid the disturbance.
College lad scolds father over three weeks without funds
A college lad laments to his dad that he has not received any money for three weeks. The father replies that failing to send funds is unpremitting kindness, highlighting a harsh exchange about support.
P T A and club meetings reported around town
News From Correspondents lists Tuesday events in several towns. P T A meetings occur in Columbia, LaGrange, South Amherst and Spencer while Avon Lake hosts Dames of Malta open installation at the Chateau. Other items include Five Hundred Club at La Grange, Wuling Workers Baptist meeting, Thimble Sisters in Litchfield, Home Makers in Grafton, Lorain County Ox Roast in Pittsfield and Lovral Workers Auxiliary in Vincent along with community entertainments and medal awards.
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Lagrange— Townsend Club
LaGrange Hotel
South Amherst
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Walker Road
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Wuling Workers of the Baptist Church
Lon Jackson
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Wayne Turner
Grafton
Ross Stuart
River Road
Pittsfield
Lorain County
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Chris Ackerman
Belden Grange Holds Special Meeting Friday
Deputy Master Frank Mason conducted an inspection at a Belden Grange special meeting Friday evening. John Klimzak and Theodore Klimzak received the first and second degrees. The program included songs, a reading, a talk on "The Grange in the Legislature" by Roy Laws, another song, and "The Old Rugged Cross" by the men’s quartet, plus a cafeteria style pot luck supper.
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Belden
Frank Mason
Belden Grange
John
Theodore Klimzak
Roy Laws
the Grange
P. H. Rogers
Old Rugged Cross
Miss Mildred Wearsch Weds Ed Nagel At Avon
Miss Mildred Wearsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wearsch married Ed Nagel son of Mr and Mrs Ed Nagel Sr at St Marys church Avon on a Saturday morning. The bridal party wore satin and velvet gowns with matching accessories and roses. A breakfast followed at Hiruzers Inn and a reception at the bride’s home. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at the Antone Doller cottage on Center Road.
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Avon
St. Mary’s Church
Mildred Wearsch
Charles Wearsch
Ed Nagel
Ruth Wearsch
Mildred Nagel
Forrest Nasel
Norman Wearsch
Hiruzers Inn
Antone Doller
Center Road
Belden PTA set to hear C A Gibbens Thursday
Belden the October meeting of the Belden Parent Teachers Association will be held Thursday evening October 15 at the school. County Superintendent C A Gibbens will be the speaker and a musical program will be presented by the Lorain County Ensemble made up of county school music instructors. The program committee met last Thursday at the school to map out the year with Kenneth Lower as chairman and others assisting.
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Belden
Parent-Teachers Association
County Supt. C
Belden Juvenile Grange Meeting Inspected
Mrs Frank Mason served as inspecting officer at the Belden Juvenile Grange meeting held Friday A special program under Jeanne Wise featured a piano solo by Martha Schriv er a Columbus Day talk by Jack Rule and music by the Juvenile Sextet Games were entered and plans made for a box social at the next regular meeting
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Belden
Frank Mason
Columbia Students Awarded Prizes
Columbia pupils gathered in the music room as sixth and seventh graders from Mrs Crums room received prizes during a Friday evening event hosted by the eighth graders of Robert Painter.
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Columbia
Mrs. Crum
Robert Painter
Hostess to Home Makers Grafton Meeting
Mrs. Ross Stuart will entertain the Home Makers at her River road home on Wednesday October 14. Those without transportation may meet at Ryder's store at 11 a.m. The event is an all day gathering with a cafeteria dinner at noon.
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Grafton
Ross Stuart
River Road
Ryder’s
Wakeman Extension Workers Meeting Planned For October 14
Wakeman Home Extension Workers led by Miss Mabel Fernald will gather at the Home Economics Cottage on Wednesday evening October 14. Miss Beei of Ohio State University will describe an improvement project. All interested women and men are invited to attend.
Spencer School Fair Sets Friday Evening Program
Spencer plans its annual school fair in the auditorium this Friday evening. An agricultural exhibit will be featured with doors opening at 7 o'clock and a special program scheduled to begin at 7:30. The Chronicle-Telegram editorial page is recommended for daily local insights.
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Spencer
Chronicle Telegram Tonight Discusses Nation's Affairs
Daily column presents diverse viewpoints by leaders in their fields. Each night a fresh discussion on national issues appears with concise, opinionated takes aimed at informing and engaging readers.
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