Wellington Legion Debates Halloween Festival Plans
Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion met Tuesday evening at the Post rooms where plans for the annual Halloween celebration were outlined. Kiwanis club will assist as in past years. Edwin C. Wise and Horace SirClaflin were named to arrange details and will form subcommittees. The next meeting is set for Spencer Town fall, Tuesday evening, October.
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Wellington
Morgan Dirlam
Amer‘an Legion
Hallowe
Kiwans Club
Edwin C. Wise
Horace SirClaflin
Spencer Town
S. S. S. Tonic Promises Quick Weight Regain
regain weight by restoring stomach digestive juices and red blood cells. The tonic claims to energize digestion, improve appearance, and rebuild health. It urges taking before meals and notes availability at drug stores for $85.
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S.S.S
S.S
Harter Addresses Democrats Here
Congressman Don W. Harter spoke at a Democratic rally in Herrick Auditorium. He cited the Agricultural Adjustment Act and policy measures that he said tripled farmers net annual income since 1932, saved farm homes from foreclosure, reduced interest burdens, raised commodity prices, and aided industrial recovery, noting rural electrification progress in Lorain and Medina Counties.
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Don W. Harter
Herrick Auditorium
Harter
Farm Credit Administration
Lorain
Medina
Temple Chapter Observes Obligation Night at Masonic Hall
Temple Chapter O E 5S observed Obligation Night Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall after regular business. Several out-of-town guests attended. A delicious lunch followed the meeting and the hall and tables were attractively decorated with Fall flowers.
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Masonic Hall
Grace Edwards Leads Past Noble Graff Meeting at Lillywood
In the absence of the president and vice president, Mrs. Grace Edwards chaired the business meeting of the Past Noble Graff Association of Lillywood Rebekah lodge at Mrs. William Brouse's home east of town Tuesday evening. Edwards provided readings for entertainment, a social time followed, and Mrs. Brouse served lunch.
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Grace Edwards
Noble Graff Association
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
William Brouse
Methdist Choir Members Dine At Wagner's Grove Roast
Sixteen members of the Metho dist choir and some family members enjoyed a steak roast at Wagner's Grove north of town Tuesday evening. The leader Mrs Martha BeVier was present.
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Wagner’s Grove
Martha BeVier
Local Scouts hold meeting at reservation cleanliness drive
Local Boy Scouts met Wednesday night at the reservation. The boys turned out for a cleanup effort and had little time for entertainment.
Epworth League To Rally In Henrietta Tonight
Epworth League members and advisors will tour by car to Henrietta tonight for the Lorainco Epworth League Rally. A large delegation is expected to attend.
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Epworth League
Henrietta
Lorainco Epworth League
Two Women Plan Two-Week Trip to Berea and Asheville
Miss Hazel Douglas of here and Miss Bligh Franks of Cleveland travel by auto Wednesday morning for a two week visit to Berea Kentucky and Asheville North Carolina.
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Hazel Douglas
Here
Bligh Franks
Cleveland
Auto
Berea
Asheville
N. C
Lorain County Florists Meet at Wellington Greenhouse
Lorain County Florists Association members gathered at the Wellington Greenhouse hosted by Mr and Mrs Irving Dunford. Forty members observed a demonstration on New Types of Door Badges in Natural Flowers followed by lunch. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening October 2 at the Davidson Greenhouse Oberlin.
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Lorain County Florists Association
Wellington Greenhouse
Irving Dunford
Davidson
Oberlin
Farewell Party for Local Plant Superintendent Resigns
Twenty two employees of the Telling Belle Vern on gathered at L H Hand home on South Main street for a surprise farewell after his two week old resignation as superintendent to join Westerville Creamery Company in Covington Ohio. The event featured card games and a luncheon with a car radio gift presented.
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Belle-Vernon
L. H. Hand
South Main Street
Westerville Creamery Company
Covington
Ohio
Roosevelt to Visit Cleveland Speech in Public Auditorium
President Roosevelt will pass through Wellington at 4 30 Friday afternoon en route to Cleveland to deliver a speech in the Public Auditorium. The train will not stop in Wellington.
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Roosevelt
Wellington
Cleveland
Mrs Leudemann and Son Visit Sherpards Family in Smithville
Mrs L L Leudemann and her son Lewis of Smithville spent Wednesday with sister Mrs Charles Shepard and family. They also called on Mrs Cora Shepard and mother. William Body is painting his house on Barker Street.
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L. L. Leudemann
Lewis
Smithville
Charles Shepard
Cora Shepard
William Body
Barker Street
Farmers Change Crops in Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth Texas farmers shift crops due to unfavourable weather and low prices. Federal Land Bank representatives report diversification as the response to economic pressures.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Federal Land Bank
Jr Order United Mechanics To Meet On Tuesday Nights
Elyria Council No 496 Jr Order United American Mechanics held a regular meeting with large attendance. New applicants James Knapp Dean Obitts Donald Maddock and Earl Baird were elected. Meeting nights changed to Tuesday starting next week to avoid conflicts with members in other organizations. Delegations from J W Carpenter Council No 361 Lorain reported a fine meeting and progress on a Lorain High School minstrel show planned for November 17. The Degree Team prepared for district initiation in December, Elyria Council hosting the first district initiation. a large class is hoped. James Wells praised progress, Frank Wells urged bringing two new members by December 12 to keep the council leading in the district. The next district dinner meeting will be October 21 in Cleveland. reservations by October 19. A B Hopkins urged full attendance at next meeting October 20 to welcome new members and finalize district plans including transportation. A McWilliams reported bowling progress and urged more turnout. The meeting closed late with a home talent program enjoyed by all.
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Elyria Council No. 496
Jr. Order
United American Mechanics
James Knapp
Dean Obitts
Donald Maddock
Earl Baird
Elyria Council
James Wells
Frank Wells
Don Smith
A. B. Hopkins
Grafton P T A Holds First Meeting of Year
The P T A gathered in the school cafeteria with about one hundred attendees. Mrs Lucille Rawson installed new officers: president Mrs Walter Maple vice-president Superintendent Walter Janiz secretary Mrs Marion Mull treasurer George Edwards. A door prize went to Mrs Lee McClellan and dances are planned for winter.
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Lee McClellan
New Oberlin Notes Report Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs F J Schmitz and granddaughter Dorothy Schmitz spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Kriebil of Avon and called on Mr and Mrs Joe Case man. Mr and Mrs Everett Hastings were Sunday visitors at the Ira Schwartz home in LaGrange. Callers at the C Justin home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Frank Justin and three daughters of Avon or nearby towns.
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F. J. Schmitz
Dorothy Schmitz
Henry Kriebil
Avon
Joe Caseman
Everett Hastings
Ira Schwartz
LaGrange
C. Justin
Frank Justin
Five Elyria Homes Rented By Movers From Cleveland and Detroit
Recent rental announcements show five Elyria homes leased by families relocating from Cleveland and Detroit. The Murdocks take 110 Marseilles Avenue from Cleveland. Roherdang and Bond relocate to 229 Washington Terrace and 130 Harrison Street, both from Cleveland. Leah Hamm moves to 700 Middle Avenue from Detroit. C. R. Wheeler relocates to 222 Ninth Street from Elmira, New York, as a New York Chromium Company salesman.
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Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
S. B. Murdock
Marseilles Avenue
Cleveland
Murdock
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
W. F. Rohrdang
Washington Terrace
Roherdang
Fisher Brothers
Vernon Bond
Harrison Street
Bond
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Leah Hamm
Middle Avenue
Detroit
C. R. Wheeler
Ninth Street
Elmira
N. Y
Wheeler
New York Chromium Company
RItten fragments recall neighborhood gatherings and visits
Elyria and Mr and Mrs Pete Tramboff and two children visited relatives. Kenneth Kinzel stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wohbber over the weekend. Mr and Mrs N Webber and Loretta plus Miss Elsie Mitre and Mr and Mrs C Justin and family visited A Dion in Ridgeville. Twenty friends and relatives gathered at Frank Schmitz home Thursday night for a birthday reminder with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Arthur Falkner spent an evening this week with neighbors.
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Elyria
Pete Tramboff
Kenneth Kinzel
M. Wohbber
N. Webber
Loretta
Elsie Mitre
C. Justin
A. Dion
Ridgeville
Frank Schmitz
FASTEETH All Day Comfort For Loose Dentures
A testimonial ad claims FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth in place all day without thinning or washing away. It promises a pleasant breath and a secure feel, urging readers with looser fittings to choose FASTEETH at any good drug store.
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Ady
Hastings Couple Visit Elyria Shopppers
Mrs. Mary Schuster and her daughter Florence joined Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hastings shopping in Elyria on Tuesday.
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Everett Hastings
Mary Schuster
Florence
Elyria
Voodoo Dances Debated In Portland Army Talk
Capt Jmesa B. Hardie of the U S Marines argues voodoo is not a religion and voodoo drums are rhythm for Haitian native dances. He contends ceremonies are dances and drums serve only musical purposes.
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Portland
Ore
Jmesa B. Hardie
U. S
White Bear Lake High Adopts Driving Course
White Bear Lake High School adds compulsory automobile operation course this year to train youths as careful and competent drivers even before they own cars.
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Minneapolis
White Bear Lake
Dictators wield knowledge as grace with exclusive dispensation
The statement portrays tyrants flaunting control, presenting themselves as sources of forbidden knowledge. It suggests rulers grant or withhold privileges like a sacred fruit, signaling autocratic authority and manipulation of information.
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Tree of Knowledge
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