Dramatic Club Adopts New Points System at Elyria High
Elyria High School unveils a new 25 point path to Players Club membership under coach Miss Nina J. Bakar. Leads earn 26 points. majors 20. minors 15. crew roles 15 or 10. house exec 5. singer 5. ticket sales capped at 10 with two points per five tickets. First show this year is East Lynne on November 4 in the high school auditorium.
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Elyria High School
Players’ Club
Nina J. Bakar
East Lynne
Rally Day at Henrietta Evangelical Church
A large crowd attended Rally Day services at Henrietta Evangelical Church on Sunday morning. The program featured class recitations, a choir musical, a vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burcher, and a violin solo by Jane Kendeigh. Rev. H. Amore delivered remarks and Mrs. Etta McDowell spoke, marking the event. A Ladies Aidsociety committee met to plan a Halloween party for Oct. 31 at the town hall.
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Henrietta
Evangelical Church
Shirley Unger
Oscar Burcher
Jane Kendeigh
H. Amore
Etta McDowell
Evangelical Ladies Aidsocely
Melvin Unger
Rex Lees
Rnest Lannremyer
Frank Kelble
Oscar Zureher
Unger
Continued interest urged for fire prevention campaign
Fire Chief W N Bates urged ongoing and increased fire prevention after reviewing the recent Fire Prevention Week results. Elyria’s fire loss totaled 4261 44, despite hopes for a no fire week. The week before saw three fires totaling 184 and the week after two fires totaling 5, while 1931 had three fires for 5 dollars. Bates noted year to date losses are lower than last year andismissed the active campaign. He and the Chamber of Commerce are compiling data on home inspections and other activities. New Zealand will revise its tariff system.
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W. N. Bates
Fire Department
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Elyra
Bates
Chamber of Commerce
Welfare gardens yield three thousand profit for Jackson
In Jackson, W R Spencer reports welfare gardens produced a net profit of 3000 with crops valued at 10429. City expenditures included 2018 for land and seed and 5210 for worker wages. The effort reflects the welfare committee's organized farming initiative.
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Jackson, Mich
Jackson
W. R. Spencer
Spencer
Ween Plays Return With No Interval in New Run
A local theater group announces a revival of the play with no interval, promising a continuous performance. Details on venue dates and cast remain unclear in the fragment, but producers emphasize a seamless experience for audiences.
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Oberlin
C. §. Buswell
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Charles Schultz
Amherst
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Clarence
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ST. Louis
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Grove City
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Anna Buchs
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New Zealand
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