New Magnesium Cleaner Debuts In Modern Weigh Down
A Heidmyer Hardware display introduces a revolutionary electric cleaner made from magnesium a material lighter than aluminum yet as strong. It weighs one third less and features an ensemble system combining rag and furnishing cleansers in one unit with quick-change construction that requires no belt or motor stops. Designed with streamlined teardrop lines and aided by eminent designer Henry Dverfuss the unit signals a new era in household appliances.
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Heidmyer Hardware Co
Henry Dverfuss
Radio Programs Music Broadcast Schedule Highlights
A dense list of radio program names and performers across genres. Names include John Lewis and Paul Whiteman, bands such as Osborn Band Hamp Band Nobie Band, choirs, choirs, hymns, and religious segments like Lutheran Hour and Italian Hour. Various stations or blocks titled Sign of In old Bohemia, We the People, and Sunday Vespers appear among a mix of music, religious, and cultural programs.
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Old Bohemia
Weems Orh
Lutheran Hour
Magic Kerold
Andy Helly
Moses Ceave
Stoopa
Gie
Bud Stoopr
Bud Benny Rubie
Benny Rubin
Walt
Winchell
Paul Whiteman
Evew. Co
HM Eaw
Judy & Bunch
Shandor Navarra
Navarra
Kant on Treating Humans as Ends in Themselves
Philosophical note cites Kant’s imperative to regard every person as an end and never merely as a means in ethical consideration. It emphasizes respect for personhood and moral autonomy across contexts.
Gary Cooper Returns as Soldier of Fortune in The General Died at Dawn
Gary Cooper stars as a roaming fighter in The General Died at Dawn opening at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. The film portrays modern war torn China with a tense combat tale.
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Gary Cooper
Rivoli Theatre
Tomoorrow
China
Lady Be Careful at Lincoln Theatre
A fast moving comedy of sailors and their girls on ship and in Panama City opens at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow. Lew Ayres and Mary Carlisle head the cast in Lady Be Careful.
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Panama City
Lincoln Theatre
Lew Ayres
Mary Carlisle
Health Assn Plans Larger 1937 Program
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association, after a record year, plans a bigger 1937 program including a full time nurse for the sanatorium, a four mil k fund for preschool milk, and expanded chest clinics. Nine men were elected to the executive committee. Dr. George M. Curtis spoke on compression therapy.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Paul Mori
South Amherst
J. N. Stone
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
HB. &. Birch
Association
George M. Curtis
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Columbus
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Rural club meetings and lodge gatherings listed for Monday
News From Correspondents lists events across towns. Columbia Townsend Club meets at town hall in afternoon with Park Sumner and Jefferies speaking. La Grange Lymsdon Chapter of OES meets at Masonic hall. Litchfield F and A M No 381 holds regular lodge. New London One Club gathers at noon, city council at 3 pm, L and C meets at 7 45 pm with Mrs Landes.
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Columbia — Townsend Club
Sumner and Jefferies
Akron
LA Grange
Lymsdon
S P.m
Litchfield
Litchfield F. & A. M. No. 381
New London
M. E. Aid
NEW London—City Council
NEW Londonc
L L. Landes
Lookout Lizzie cast announced by Belden PTA play
The Belden Parent Teachers Association announced the cast for Lookout Lizzie to be staged at the school auditorium on November 6. Cast includes Silas Long, Sarah Long, Phyllis Kruger, Esther Kruger, Lizzie Blank, Marr Bullock, Arthur Whitmney, Richard Biltmore, Carl Luickart, Catherine Luickart, Dave Hinkle, and others from across the county, with scenes at the Oberlin Inn.
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Belden
Lizzie
Parent- Teachers Association
Silas Long
Howard Langdon
Sarah Long
Phyllis Kruger
Hazel Long
Esther Kruger
Lizzie Blank
Marr Bullock
Hank Blink
Arthur Whitmney
Richard Biltmore
Carl Luickart
Minnie Hall
Village Gossip
Catherine Luickart
Dave Hinkle
Lewis Luickart
Cleveland Station Radio Schedule Listing Aired Programs
Monday October schedule for Cleveland stations lists hour by hour programs and guests. Includes musical clocks talks variety acts and segments such as Ma Perkins Vic and Lads Ray Merton Warden Lawes and Uncle Ezra with many orchestra names and sponsors scattered through the day.
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A.sl
Hank Miller
Ford Resh
Jr. Erdestr
Music Box
Malcolm Clarke
Health & Home
Cheerio
Ray Merton
Board of Educa
Doc Whipple
Mra
John’s
Bill
David Harum
Backstage
Voice of
Exper
Isa Git
Mary Marlin
Tommy
Betty
Red Cross
Resume
Betty Bruwn
Brad and
Stenness Orch
Educaorum F
Hduca Forum
Music Guild
Young's Family
Ma Perkins
Vic and Lads
the O'Neills
Women’s Review
Woman's Review
London Club
Joey Nash
Tom Mix
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
WcGee
Molly
McGee
Orchestra
Warden Lawes
Champions
Walter Logan
Thurn’s Orch
Busse’s Orch
Stenross Orch
Gravy's Or
Poles Rally in South Amherst Political Meet
S AMHERST Oct 17 The Lorain county division of Polish Roosevelt Carey clubs will hold a Democratic rally in Millies hall South Amherst at 7 50 p m Monday with 506 expected to attend from all sections of the county Ray Urbanski of Lorain vice chairman of the state Polish club will be chairman Several prominent state speakers and county candidates have been invited The public is invited.
Belden PTA Plans Halloween Party and Play
Belden The October meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association was held at the school house due to auditorium floor refinishing. President Mrs Martin Beriswill chaired as plans for the October 30 Halloween party and the November 6 play Lookout Lizzy were approved. A door prize and attendance prizes will rotate. Mrs Pearl Gest won the door prize. Superintendent C A Gibbons spoke and county music instructors demonstrated their schoolwork before refreshments in the home economics room. The PTA will run a membership drive this coming week.
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Belden
Parent-Teacher Association
Martin Beriswill
C. A. Gibbons
Pearl Gest
Pp. FT. A
Plan Purchase Of Chairs For School
GRAFTON The Home Makers' meeting at Mrs. Ross Stuart's River road home drew a large turnout. After a cafeteria dinner the president led the session which discussed buying chairs for the home economics room and voted on the matter. A committee will approach the board of education Thursday evening. Seven new members joined, and November's meeting will be hosted by Mrs. J A Knechtges with Miss Bird presenting Hospitality in the Home.
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Miss Bird
Grafton Loyalty Class Holds Rainy Day Meeting
The Grafton Loyalty class met at Mrs. J H Sheldon’s home Thursday evening with one member and two guests present. Mrs. Sheldon presided, Mrs. Holcomb led devotionals, and Mrs. Rinehart gave the lesson review. Programs for the year were distributed.
Penny Saving Plan Marks October Meeting
Beginning October 16 members are to save a penny for each rainy day until November 10, the next meeting date. Two contests were enjoyed with prizes won by Miss Lucy Hobson and Mrs. W G Reese. The meeting adjourned and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. W N Hitchcock and Mrs. Guy Durkee.
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Lucy Hobson
W. G. Reese
W. N. Hitchcock
Guy Durkee
Woman's Union Meeting at Mrs Peters's Home
Circle 2 of the Woman's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical church Amherst met at Mrs John Peters Elyria Townline Road Thursday afternoon. Devotions led by president Mrs C Kern. After business a social hour followed. Honors in a contest went to Mrs J H Delefield. Refreshments served to members and guests including Mrs O H Baker Mrs Kern Mrs Ross Michael Mrs Clarence Albrecht Mrs C Dolde Mrs Henry Holle Mrs Minnie Nicholl of Amherst Mrs William Cook of Oberlin road Mrs Marie Scheub Mrs Fred Schaub Mrs L Behnke Mrs Lawrence Lateman of South Ridge and Mrs George Kerns and Miss Anna Peters.
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Elyria Townline Road
John Peters
Circle 2
Woman’s Union
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Amherst
C. Kern
J. H. Delefield
O. H. Baker
Ross Michael
Clarence Albrecht
C. Dolde
Henry Holle
Minnie Nicholl
William Cook
Oberlin Road
Marie Scheub
Fred Schaub
L. Behnke
Lawrence Latteman
South Ridge
George Kerns
Anna Peters
Rev Beebe To Attend District Conference at Sandusky
Rev and Mrs Beebe will join the Norwalk Semi Annual District Conference at Trinity M E church in Sandusky Tuesday afternoon and evening. A highlight will be a pilgrimage to the grave of Father William Gurley at Bogarts, the Fireland District’s first Methodist minister.
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Grafton
George C. Beebe
Norwalk
Trinity M. E
Sandusky
William Gurley
Bogarts
Fireland
Fifty Attend LaGrange M. E. Aid Meeting
Fifty people were served dinner at the LaGrange M. E. Aid society meeting held at Mrs. F. L. Wolcott's home. Mrs. Mason Powers led devotionals. Roll call responses were "Spooky Stories." Arrangements for the October 28 chicken dinner were made, and various committees were appointed. Mrs. Alva Spicer will be the November hostess.
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LA Grange
M. E. Aid Society
F. L. Wolcott
Mason Powers
Alva Spicer
Camden Star Contest Closes and Winners Named
The Camden Star contest closed with Virga Ober on one side as the leading team and Warren Cowen’s faction awaiting a promised party. The parity date was fixed for October 22. Bonita Richey won the top individual prize for selling the most subscriptions.
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Kipton
Camden Star
Virga Ober
Warren Cowen
Bonita Richey
LaGrange Gleaners Entertained With Contest Winners
LaGrange Gleaners were entertained at the homes of Mrs. Paul Sage on Wednesday evening. After business, a contest crowned Mrs. Julius Wilcox and Mrs. Leigh Monosmith as winners. A Halloween lunch was served. Mrs Callely of Wellington attended as an out of town guest.
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LA Grange
Paul Sage
Julius Wilcox
Leigh Monosmith
Hallowe’en
Callely
Wellington
Camden School Girls Organize Club Elect Officers
Camden high school girls Friday organized the Wo he lo Club meaning Work Help Love. Officers: Ade laide Richey president Alberta Morgan vice president Bernice Lewis secretary Esther Myers treasurer. Betty Shaver named program chair and Bob Whitney social chair. Club to meet first period after lunch the first Friday of each month.
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Kipton
Camden High School
Adelaide Richey
Alberta Morgan
Bernice Lewis
Esther Myers
Betty Shaver
Bob Whitney
LaGrange High Athletes run paper and magazine sale
The Athletic Association of La Grange High School is organizing a paper and magazine sale to raise funds for team supplies. Residents with papers or magazines to dispose of should call the school for collection arrangements.
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LA Grange
la Grange High School
Sophomore class initiates freshmen at Belden party
Homes of Mr and Mrs Giesy hosted a Wednesday high school event when the Sophomore class initiated the freshmen. After the initiation games the upper classmen treated guests to ice cream and cake.
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Belden
Grafton students hear Rep P H Rogers on Child Welfare
GRAFTON Representative P H Rogers spoke on Child Welfare at the weekly assembly in the auditorium. The meetings will continue Fridays with a guest speaker each week.
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Grafton
P. H. Rogers
Entertains Division WAKEMAN Mrs Josiah Galpin Hosts
Mrs Josiah Galpin entertained Division No 3 at her home on Wednesday afternoon with a social hour followed by a business meeting led by Mrs William Flew. The gathering included prayer, approved minutes, a roll call, a Bible verse, and a verse read by Mrs Flew. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants Virginia Gilaste and Mrs Erastus Rolven. Eleven members and seven guests attended.
Extension Workers Meet at Home Economics Cottage
Home Economics cottage hosted a Wednesday night meeting of extension workers with several men and women present. Miss Beel from Ohio State presented an interesting talk on kitchen improvements. The next gathering is set for November 18 at the same cottage.
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Wakeman
Miss Beel
Ohio State
Avon PTA Meet Names Two Speakers
Mrs Gifford of Lorain and Howard Butler of Elyria will be the speakers at the Avon school PTA meeting Tuesday evening.
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AVON
Mrs. Gifford
Lorain
Howard Butler
Elyria
Avon School
Field Trials Close in Ohio Fox Hunters Association Final
Jackson Ohio October 17 The 17th annual field trials of the Ohio Fox Hunters Association end today with the all age derby. A hound owned by Dr B J Allison of Oakhill led with 265 points as the final event begins. D C Stockham Friendship and M W Swearingen Buena Vista tied for second at 255. J H Depue Spencer West Virginia was fourth with 225.
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Spencer, W. Va
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Day’s Music Store
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Bob Mod
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