Report on Program Of Fire Fighters Clubs In Elyria
A Fire Department Educational Bureau report issues four recommendations to extend Junior Fire Fighters' Clubs work in Elyria. It notes the program runs at no city cost under the bureau, with off duty firemen leading activities. Recommendations call for formal recognition, paid on duty time, dedicated funds, and transport for moving equipment among sites, citing seven meetings at school grounds and Cascade Park for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fire Department Educational Bureau
C. A. Lysaght
Cascade Park
World’s Tonic advertised as aid to digestion and kidneys
A testimonial for WORLD'S TONIC claims it relieves constipation and fatigue, improves digestion, and strengthens resistance to colds. The user, Alfred Macklin of Akron, Ohio, reports improved sleep, energy, and ability to lace shoes after taking the tonic, and notes it is sold at Phillips Standard Muir's and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Macklin
St. Akron
Phillips
Standard
Muir's
Ady
Junior Fire Fighter Clubs train youths in safety and civic duties
The report details prevention and safety instruction including artificial respiration and fire extinguishers, and notes a summer program ended with 37 percent participation by children and 212 adults. Ten teams competed in weekly athletic activities among several area schools. A winter baseball league is planned under Elyria High School coaching staff. The city and civic groups praised for support.
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Allen
Hamilton
Garford
Ely
St. Mary's
Roosevelt
Gatee
Edison
Franklin
McKinley
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High School
Elyria
Cleveland Orchestra Sells Out Oberlin Recital Tonight
Oberlin reports a complete sell-out for the Cleveland Orchestra concert in Finney Chapel at 7 30 directed by Dr Artur Rodzynsky. Season tickets are exhausted, leaving only choir loft singles sold out late Monday. Next Artist Recital features the Musical Art Quartet November 3 and 4 in Warner Hall.
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Oberlin
Cleveland Orchestra
Lought
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Artur Rodzinsky
Musical Art Quartet
Warner Hall
Halloween events and club notices in South Amherst
South Amherst community page lists Masons enter apprentice degree at Amherst lodge, St John Ideal Church youth, St Johns EP group, Methodist Ladies Aid chicken dinner, Ladies Dime Society tea, and Congregational Church Halloween party. Briefs cover local visits, weekend guests, and Belgium revenue law opposition plans.
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Amherst
Stonington Lodge of Masons
Slerry Maids
St. John’s
Ideal
Young Peoples
Congregational Church
Hallowe'en Menu and Witch Theme Recipes
A seasonal feature offering a Halloween menu with Witch's Broth and Jack O'Lantern Sandwiches. Includes Boston Brown Bread Sandwiches, gingerbread, decorated marshmallows, and pumpkin tarts with detailed preparation steps and serving ideas.
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Boston
Gder
Philadelphia
Hallowe'en
Avon Honor Roll earns 25 average in Avon Oct 25
Avon school announces that the following students achieved a 25 average on the grading scale, equivalent to an A minus, reflecting high academic performance for the period ending October 25.
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Avon
Special Revival Services At Full Gospel Tabernacle
The Sunday meetings draw good crowds as Evangelist Irvin E. Aden leads a week of topics on the Holy Spirit outpouring water baptism and Christ as deliverer Divine healing night and prayers for the sick mark the evenings Special children's lessons and musical numbers accompany each service. Local school and booster notes list students and staff while council meets at town hall and local visits are noted with residents from Detroit California and Brasil coffee production forecast closes the item.
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Full Gospel Tabernacle
Irvin E. Aden
Jesus
Christ
Boake Carter on the road in Connecticut critique
A columnist riffs on flag wavers and golf folly in Connecticut, laments political manipulation around PWA projects, and admires Yale golf's challenge. He notes Hoover’s mellowing post presidency, critiques public opinion trends, and mocks boosterism and “boor police” politics while venting about Roosevelt era politics.
Recorder Of Deeds To Speak At Rally
Dr William J Thompkins colored recorder of deeds at Washington D C will be principal speaker at a rally by the Colored Democratic Club at the Colored Elks Hall on Oberlin Road at 8 p m tomorrow Other speakers include Miss Mary Harris state treasurer's office Columbus Peter Blant Cleveland attorney W J Davis Cleveland and local candidates The rally is open to the public Refreshments will be served announced by Charles Gray Jr president of the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Thompkins
Colored Recorder of Deeds
Washington, D. C
Colored Democratic Club
Colored Elks' Hall
Oberlin Road
Mary Harris
Columbus
Peter Blant
Cleveland
W. J. Davis
Charles Gray, Jr
Markley PTA meets. plans and committees named
The Markley School Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting with about fifty attendees, led by President Mrs. Elmer Keller. Reports were read, routine business completed, and decisions made to hold afternoon Halloween celebrations in classrooms rather than a formal evening party. For the November meeting, Wars and Means, Entertainment, and Refreshments committees were appointed, and the Markley Boy Scout Troop 133 will sponsor a bingo party November 4 at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Heck
J. J. Cook
J. G.morris
W.E Heck
James Keefer
William Panay
M. G. Keller
Markley
Yellowstone Talk Delights First Grade Pupils
Mrs A Haynes organized evening entertainment with Royer of Columbia presenting an educational Yellowstone Park talk. He showed screen pictures and a moving reel of geysers and park features. About sixty children attended with refreshments provided by Mrs Ray Hollis and first grade mothers. Social hour followed. Mr and Mrs G Glason of Elyria visited Mrs Ellen Langton and others.
Chatham Sam Orr Suffers Stroke At Home
Chatham Sam Orr suffered a stroke of paralysis at his home Saturday afternoon but is a little improved. Mrs. Cleve White learned Tuesday that her aunt Mrs. Addie Daniels Saye died in Hanes City Florida. The ladies of the M FE Church plan an all day sewing session Thursday in the dining hall to prepare for their annual bazaar in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Orr
Cleve White
Addie Daniels Saye
Hanes City
Florida
M. FE. Church
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