Hindman Outlines 1937 Tuberculosis Aims to Rotarians
L B Hindman executive secretary Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association outlined two 1937 objectives to Elyria Rotary Club. He spoke of county and national progress, a nurse for the county sanatorium, and milk for undernourished children. County chest clinics screened 237 residents. 627 positive skin tests spurred early exams and 1,621 Xray films aid diagnosis and tracking progress.
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Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
Ralph Murbach
Rotarians
Paul Gentzel
Rotary
Red Cross Roll Call Set to Open With Speaker Dusty Miller
The Red Cross Roll Call opens tomorrow night led by M. E. Whitman with Roy Clymer, Robert T. Moore, Harry Burr, and Hugh Greer among others. Announcement says Dusty Miller, famed Ohio newspaper man and humorous lecturer, will speak at the club meeting next Tuesday. Miller has spoke in Elrria on several occasions.
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Red Cross
M. E. Whitman
Roy Clymer
Robert T. Moore
Harry Burr
Hugh Greer
Dusty” Miller
Ohio
Miller
Elrria
Oberlin Girls Answer Difficult Questions
On October 14 Oberlin College students report the Freshmen Men's Club invited five upperclass women to discuss dating questions. The upperclass women answered with finesse, addressing expectations for dates and whether freshmen should go steady or date upperclass girls. Similar meetings with freshmen are likely.
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Oberles
Freshmen Social Meetings Aim to Foster New Acquaintances
Women organize gatherings to help freshmen build friendships and adjust socially. The meetings focus on easing introductions and creating welcoming connections for new students.
There’s Always Tomorrow at Lincoln Theatre
Lincoln Theatre opens tomorrow with There’s Always Tomorrow featuring Frank Morgan Robert Taylor and Binnie Barnes in a domestic play described as one of the most enjoyable of its kind. The feature promises a warmly entertaining drama with strong performances and timely themes.
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Robert Taylor Binnie Barnes
Frank Morgan
Robert Taylor
Binnie Barnes
Lincoln Theatre
Astaire Rogers Film Continues At Capitol
Jerome Kern music and sparkling dancing drive "Swing Time" starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers at the Capitol Theatre with an amusing romantic mix-up charm.
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Jerome Kern
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Capitol Theatre
Radio Programs Across WTAM and Co Channels October 14
Listings show WTAM with diverse segments from 5:30 p.m. to after midnight including Gordon Band Tom Mix Jack Armstrong and Amos n Andy. WHE WGAR WJIAY broadcast varied programs from Junior Nurses to Fireside talks, with musical acts and news summaries throughout the evening.
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WTAM
Gordon Band
Tom Mix
Jack Armstrong
Ramon Lobato
Republicans
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Uncle Ezra
Jack Randolph
Warne King
Town Hall
Roosevelt
Hal Raymond
Levant
Miles
Dick Tracy
Jack Masters
Davey Jeck Graney Reuby
Pryor Prior Nelson Band
A. M
Hank Miller
Ford Rush
Erchestra Club
Musical Cork
Malecolm Claire
Cheerio
Board of Educa
Streamtimers
Virs
Wiss
John
Bill
Fodar
David Harom
Backsiegs
Ralph Rorbery
Wisss
Allen Precoti
P.M
Wary Mari
Tormy
Taanny Ross
Lanny Roses
Lanny Ross
Wasie Hall
Music Hall
Thurn’s Orch
Jesse Crawford
Barron’s
Kiwanians To Hear Talk On Soil Conservation
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will hear Ohio State University specialist John Shopher discuss soil conservation at the Hotel Billinghurst tomorrow at noon. His talk titled Soil Conservation, the Concern of All, is organized by the agricultural committee and arranged by county extension agent C. J. Hummel. Slipher will speak to county land use and soil conservation committees tomorrow night.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
John Shopher
Ohio State University
Billinghurst
C. J. Hummel
Slipher
Reading Autobiographies Shows Changing Work Ethic
The Silent Observer notes that successful leaders began work at ages ten to twelve while today many city boys lack work before age 24. Roger Babson argues conveniences have reduced manual labor and bred softness. he says barns, fields, and wood boxes once trained responsibility that today’s boys may lack.
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Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
Meaning of Bolsheviki Why the term arose in Russia
During the 1995 Russian revolution a group of anarchists in KuakoHa Finland debated political paths. The majority favored an anarchist program while a minority supported milder aims. The Russian labels Bolchewiki and Mienchewiki arose from corrupted forms of two phrases meaning majority and minority. The Mienchewski variant faded as opponents dominated the discourse.
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Russia
KuakoHa
Finland
Bolchewiki
Mienchewiki
Mienchewski
Soldier's skull fracture prompt leads to odd hospital quiz
A surgeon examining a soldier with a compound depressed skull fracture pressed for mood and family history, asking many questions before the man finally reveals he is not married and jokes that he was kicked there by a mule.
No-Guide Ants Plan For Summer Harvest Wars
The student is urged to observe the ant and its industrious behavior. It notes that even without a ruler, the ant stores food in summer and gathers sustenance in autumn, illustrating diligence and foresight.
Jails and Hospitals Grow Popular From Public Excitement
The statement notes that high public demand for thrills drives crowds into jails and hospitals, reflecting a culture craving sensational events. It suggests concern over societal appetite for danger and the consequent strain on institutions.
Experiments Hint Sulphurous Acid Keeps Flowers Fresh
In Hawaiian sugar industry labs researchers found that adding sulphurous acid to water can extend vase life for cut flowers. The result focuses on preservation of botanical specimens and mentions potential practical uses in horticulture.
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Hawaiian Sugar Planters’Association
Hawaii School Records Show One Fourth In Class
Honolulu reports that current year school data indicate about one fourth of Hawaii's population is enrolled in school, reflecting substantial participation in education across the islands.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Evening meetings across multiple towns
Local clubs and church groups from Vincent, Bay Village, Lake Avenue, Avon, Belden, Dover, Kipton, Penfield, South Amherst, Spencer, N Ridgeville, Grafton and LaGrange announce events Tonight and Friday. Activities include P T A meetings, Ladies Aid, church societies, sewing, dinners, and a moving picture program with various hosts.
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Avon
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
E. A. Brown
Belden
Dover—Ladies' Aid
Swartzon Hall
Kipton
Lake Avenue
North Elyria Grange
Henry Bislich
Penfield — Congregational Church Society
George Bullis
Erwin Howard
S. Amherst
American Legion
Belden PTA Plans Hallowe'en Party
Belden Parent Teachers Association leaders met at the president Mrs Martin Sberiswill home to organize a masquerade Hallowe'en party at Grange Hall on Friday October 30. The event promises fun for all ages and a Pittsfield youth group play is set for November 6 along with a constitution that will be voted on Thursday evening.
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Belden
Parent- Teachers Association
Martin Sberiswill
Grange Hall
Pittsfield
New London School Classes Organize at Public Schools
New London Public schools organized student classes from seventh through seniors. Seventh grade officers include Jean Lawrence president and Elmer Crabbs adviser. Eighth grade officers Melvin Radcliffe president and Jeanette Bready adviser. Freshmen list Donald Snyder president with Theodore Walter as adviser. Sophomores feature Azuba Ward president and Iris Beatty adviser. Juniors name John Hogsett president with Einifred Upton as adviser. Seniors elect Ark Gilbert president and Marjorie Peek as adviser.
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NEW London
New London Public Schools
Jean Lawrence
Billy Gilbert
Virce
Marybelle Marr
Elmer Crabbs
Melvin Radcliffe
Marcella Gremore
Max Richards
Jeannette Bready
Donald Snyder
Arlene Nelson
Theodore Mathers
Theodore Walter
Katherine Edgar
Azuba Ward
Frances Crabbs
Arthur Witzlaben
E. C. Rasmussen
Iris Beatty
John Hogsett
George Hackett
Marigrand Jackson
Einifred Upton
Eleanor Clark
Ark Gilbert
Lowell Nelson
Janis Hubler
Richard Meyer
Marjorie Peek
Lake Avenue P. T. A. Meeting Tonight
Lake Avenue The October meeting of the Lake Avenue P. T. A. will be held this evening at the Lake Avenue school. P. H. Rogers state representative will speak on school issues to be decided by voters in the November election.
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Lake Avenue
P. TA
P. H. Rogers
La Grange Adopts New School Grading System
La Grange schools will implement a new report card system next school year. Faculty studied options and chose a Clifton OSU style card focusing on student habits, attitudes, interests, and citizenship. Separate forms for primary to senior high tailor traits and parent duties to age, with unit tests counting part of the grade.
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la Grange
Supt. J. L. Oppelt
J. L. Clifton
Ohio State University
Ridgeville PTA to Meet Thursday Evening
Ridgeville Parent-Teachers Association will gather in the school auditorium Thursday evening October 15 at o'clock. Dr. E. H. Evans of Elyria will be the guest speaker, presenting on the topic India.
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Ridgeville
Parent-Teachers Association
E. H. Evans
Elyria
India
Vincent P T A Party At School
Vincent school Parent Teachers Association plans a party at the school Thursday evening featuring bingo bunco and cootie games. The event was announced today for October 15.
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Vincent
Vincent School Parent-Teachers’ Association
Bingo
Bunco
Cootie
Ladies Aid of New London Meets Thursday
The First M. E. Ladies Aid Society will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Aid parlors on Thursday October 15 with devotional service led by Mrs I G Watson Hostesses include Mrs Blackman Mrs Behn Mrs Ella Post and Mrs E P Bryan.
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New London
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
I. G. Watson
Blackman
Frank Behn
Ella Post
E. P. Bryan
Hosts To West View Society Thursday
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hermann will entertain Thursday evening at their home for the W M Missionary society and their families and other friends Her brother Gust Henke of Parma will show movie pictures of his western trip taken during his vacation this summer
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West View
Raymond Hermann
W. M. Missionary Society
Gust Henke
Parma
LaGrange Plans Clean Up Week Notice
Mayor John P. Holcomb announced LaGrange will observe Clean Up week next week. Rubbish should be placed at the curb by Wednesday October 21 and collections will occur Thursday and Friday thereafter.
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Lagrange
John P. Holcomb
Intelligent dog lands in city pound after milk cap caper
A clever dog named Lodil Call-Togo visited porches each morning in the neighborhood. He opened milk bottles with a bump of his nose and drank only the creamy portion. He was finally caught in the act and taken to the city pound.
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Lodil Call—Togo
Dredge Finds Frontier Relics Near Fort Peck Dam
Reminders of Missouri River trade in Montana surface as a dredge digging Fort Peck dam uncovers old lead bullets buffalo skulls and other relics of the frontier era.
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Fort Peck
Mont
Montana
Police Inspector Orders James Clinton to Jump in Bay
In Oakland a police inspector told James Clinton to go jump in the bay. Clinton started undressing to comply when another officer arrested him for undressing. He was held for investigation to determine the motive and context.
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Oakland
Cal
James Clinton
Bay
Clinton
Bees in Sierra Madre Cause Neighborhood Sting Situations
Police investigate a neighbor's bees after R. W. Black reports his sons have been stung repeatedly and his wife cannot hang out the washing due to bee activity. Authorities seek to determine if the insects are responsible.
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Sierra Madre
Cal
R. W. Black
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