Airs McLeod Hosts Colonial Club Luncheon
Mrs McLeod hosted the Monday Colonial Club at Mrs Kriegs home on West avenue with four tables of five hundred. After the luncheon the club adjourned for two weeks. Elyria Musical Art Society to hold annual examination for new members in two weeks. notify president Mrs Max Van Wormer of Stanford avenue to try out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. W. McLeed
Monday Colonial Club
Elyria Musical Art Socuty
Max van Wormer
Stanford Avenue
St Johns Club Reassembles After Vacation
Members of St Johns 08 Club reunited last night at Mrs Clara Buchholtzs East Avenue home after a June break. The sociable evening featured a lace table setting with handpainted china and a centerpiece of yellow calendulas and marigolds in a sectional holder with tall yellow tapers. On Tuesday October 4 Mes Laura Buchholz joined the hostess at her Grafton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Clara Buchholtz
East Avenue
Laura Buchholz
Grafton
Elyria Licenses Issued To Kepetke and Johnson
Frank J. Kepetke, 25 percent ownership Elyria watchmaker, and Ada L. Johnson, 25 percent ownership Elyria teacher, receive licenses at 116 Bellefield Avenue Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kepetke
Elyria
Ada L. Johnson
Bellefield Avenue
Hollywood Frontiersmen and Stars on the Western Beat
Jimmie Fidler reports from Hollywood on westerns remains, studio habits, and the shift to refined outdoor visuals. He notes Vincent Pris in early fame, Kent Taylor and Dorothea Kent rehearsing, and Deanna Durbin's first screen kiss amid on set antics and nurse Nan Grey’s emergency scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Durbin
Deanna
Jackie Cooper
Mud and Mayhem Hit Beverly Roberts and Joe E Brown
A chaotic scene unfolds as Beverly Roberts and Joe E Brown are splashed with mud by galloping horsemen while seated in a Rolls Royce. Beverly complains while Joe grins and jokes about mud packs costing five dollars a treatment, highlighting the comic yet sharp backstage banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Roberts
Joe E. Brown
Beverly
Joe
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rochester Township Schools Open With New Principal and Bus
Rochester township schools opened on September 1 with Eugene Green as principal and upper grades teacher and Mrs Myrtle Herr muta teaching the lower four grades. One bus was purchased and repairs made. a red cross Home Nursing class was planned at Tech Hall with Mrs Thith Rowland as instructor, cost of the Red Cross Manual and eight weeks of lessons. The Harmonial Society of the Methodist church plans a Friday meeting with dinner and new officers to be installed. The township school board met and discussed insurance and a proposed 3 mill levy to fund the coming nine months, warning that failure could force early spring closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooels
Tuesaday
Eugene Green
Myrtle Herrmuta
Red Cross
Thith Rowland, Basrman
Tech Hall
Murphy
Blyeta
Brighton
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
Sone Twee
Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co
Guy E. Wells
How to Protect The Ear Drum From Harm
Instruction on preventing ear drum injuries from common cleaning tools and rough handling. Warns against inserting objects into the ear canal, lifting a child by the ears, cuffing, and jarring motions that can rupture the membrane. Includes cautions about sea bathing impacts on the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Chrisman
M.D
Preventing Infection After Ear Drum Rupture
Medical guidance explains that ruptured drums risk bacterial infection if untreated, but proper drainage and surgery may heal. It notes infection can enter via Eustachian tube from mouth and nose, or from diseased tonsils and sinus discharge, stressing careful nose blowing and avoiding concentrated pressure.
Ear infection symptoms and home care guidance
Early signs include earache hearing loss and fever with a lump behind the drum. Immediate relief comes from heat with a hot water bottle and turkish towels while avoiding oil in the canal. Use weak glycerine with carbolic acid antiseptic. seek physician guidance for ear canal treatments.
State Fair attendance and local notices from Rochester area
Mr and Mrs Claris Ewell attended the State Fair in Columbus along with other visitors including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Snyder and Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchell. Dorothy Wentz of Johnstown Pa spends weeks with Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Mrs Alice Weeks to cared for by nurse Mrs Michael Deitrick. William Murray entered Percheron horses at Norwalk and Wellington fairs with eleven head shown. Several locals ill with colds or flu. Mahlon Burnham and son from Cleveland visited Fred Rowland family. Congregational Aid Society met at Mrs Clinton Franks home with supper. Clair Beck and family from Cleveland spent weekend with Miss E Leone Beck. their son Bill joined them. Harry Miller noted as trucking old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wentz
Johnstown
Harry Miller
Alice Weeks
Michael Deitrick
Deitrick
William Murray
Norwalk
Wellington Fair
E. A. Gariss
Gladys Welch
Lewis Jewell
Robert Thompson
Vernon Heifner
Mahlon Burnham
Cleveland
Fred'¢ Rowland
Cars for parties and school bus shifts announced
Mr Miller has placed a car on his village lot and is converting it into living quarters. Miss Alice Herman returns to Chicago to resume work in the Chicago Heights schools. Miss Hazel Bradford tests the new school bus to be used on the west route and to Brighton High. Mrs BE Green will drive the east and south routes. Mr and Mrs Carl Bradford and sons from the Wooster experiment station spent a week with relatives, joined by Mr and Mrs Austin Ewell in Clarksfield. L A Bradford and son showed pure bred sheep at Norwalk's Huron County Fair. Hazel Bradford traveled to Toledo. Alma Jewett joined her uncle and aunt on a southern states vacation. Silo filling starts early due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Experiment Station
Wooster
Kir
Austin Ewell
Clarksfield
L. A
We Kum U Kum Aid Holds Picnic at Fuller Home
Spencer news notes report the We-Kum-U-Kum division of the M. E. Ladies Aid meeting followed by a picnic hosted at Mrs. Charles Fuller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
The
M. E. Ladies Aid
Charles Fuller
Amherst Temple Resumes Meetings and Socials
Amherst O Sept 7 The Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters met after a three month recess at Pythian Hall. Announced the Grand Temple meeting Sept 14 29 in Youngstown with Mrs Jessie McLean as Grand representative. Joint Knights picnic Sept 14 at Beaver Park will start with a tureen supper and transport provided. Past Chiefs Club outing Sept 21 at Balls cottage near Huron. Brownhelm Miss Dorothy Jane Howard celebrated seventh birthday with games luncheon pink and blue decor. Stone City Chapter Stars to resume after summer. Circle 2 Woman's Union meets Thurs at Mrs Hollingsworth home Harris Street with La Beal assisting. Circle 4 at church parlor for tureen dinner and canning program in afternoon.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Grand Temple
Youngstown
Jessie McLean
Royal Temple
Knights
Beaver Park
Huron
Stone City
Thera Stars
Woman's Union Wall
Clayton Hollingsworth
Harris Street
la Beal
Local notices recount gatherings and travels around Spencer
The report details a year-end close after a business meeting, a picnic supper, and a sewing and Bible study. It lists Mrs. Mary Scoy of Spencer and the Greges family on motor trips, visits to Harrisburg and Cape Cod, and many Spencer residents attending the Ohio State Fair. Also noted are travel by bus, residents visiting Cleveland, Akron and New York, and a linguistic aside on the old spelling of limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scoy
Spencer
Fred Brown
Isabelle
Millersburg
Allen David Wanchel
Lodi Hospital
Earl Friend
Max
Grover Thompson
Sidney Soor
Alge
Glenn Ripp
West Salem
Howard McCourt
Robert Hardie
Cape Cod
Boston
Canada
Toronto
Laura Wilson
Barberton
Clinton Public School
Cecil Wolf
Notiwalk
Stanley Wright
Gerber
Firestone
South Main Street
Ida Grissinger
Cleveland
Minnie Kenery
Akron
Beulah Billman
Frank Miller
Sherman Kramer
Doris
James
Irena Auble
Bernice Birkbeck
Kramers
River Styx
Auble
Jane Pettit
Rockport
New York
Helen Boone
Frank Miler
Dayton
Robert Miller
Mathew, Tucker
Niagara Falls
Delia Boone
Helen
Martha Jane Auble
Lakewood
Rose Mary
New Orleans
E. W. Leatherman
Howard Allison
Liberty St
Lee Stroup
Michigan
Beulah Bidlman
Clyde Taylor
Ray Fortune
Local church groups hold event and council meets
Mrs B A Jenne invites tomato donations for the hospital and Cleveland City Mission as the Eagle Auxiliary plans a Thursday meeting. A Perry celebration drill at Lorain is set, while 43 Amherst and Cleveland church members gather for a joint outing at Metropolitan Park with a picnic. Village council discusses WPA storm sewers and water needs on Spivak farm and N Kale Street. hospital auxiliary seeks volunteers Friday afternoon to prepare supplies. Hospital news notes birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ludolph Kreeger and visit by Sally and Mrs J Kreeger at Lakeside Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland City
Eagle Auxiliary
Lorain
Foursquare
Amherst
Cleveland
Metropolitan Park
Brecksville
Cleveland Avenue
Spivak Farm
N. Kale Street
Hostess to Guild Meeting in St Joseph Parish
Miss Corrine Finnegan of Milan Avenue hosted the Victorian Guild of St Joseph Catholic Church at her home last evening. A brief business session was followed by bridge with honors to Mrs Robert Zilch and Mrs Robert Finnegan and the special prize to Miss Corrine Finnegan. Refreshments were served to all members. Plans were made to meet in two weeks with Mrs William Guild of North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Finnegan
Milan Avenue
St. Joseph’ Catholic
Robert Zilch
Robert Finnegan
William Guild
North Main Street
Oberlin Road Jottings
Oberlin Road notes report travel to Elyria for a mother’s death, visits from Detroit relatives, and attendance at fairs and picnics. Dorothy Hobbs returns from Columbus after competing at the State Fair. Local residents hosted and attended family gatherings and social events including ice cream socials and LCW committee activities.
Ladies Aid to Meet in Wellington on Wednesday
Huntington short items report a Ladies Aid Society meeting with Mrs. Frank Murray in Wellington on Wednesday September 14 for officer elections and supper. The note lists numerous visitors and neighbors from Massillon Sullivan LaPorte Lorain and nearby towns stopping by or visiting relatives over the weekend and into the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Murray
Wellington
Carlos Beard
Massillon
Beard
Sullivan
Lester Bowen
LaPorte
Ashland
Court Rolce
Fred Mohns
Helen Beam
Hart Leininger
Arthur Zacharias
Roberta
Jaqueline
Lorain
B. F. Thudium
N. L. Thudium
Will June
W. W. White
Wakeman
Perry Brown
Huron
Asby Ned
Douglas June
Fitchville
Harry June
Greenwich
Bert Brainard
Ginbard
Navarre
Henry West
George Perry
Carl Perry
Cleveland
Conrad
John Naegele
Lillie Eisenmann
Conrad Naegele
Iain
Report of a Japanese airstrike on a Chinese commercial plane
A Nanking communique reports Japanese planes shot down a large Chinese commercial plane five miles southwest of Hankow. Identified as Eurasia Aviation No 17, it had been misjudged as hostile. The airline failed to inform Japan of the flight, so Tokyo says it bears no responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghal
Jin
Nanking
Hankow
No. 17
Eurasia Aviation Company
Secretary to Mrs Roosevelt Granted Divorce
Mrs Malvina Scheider, secretary to Mrs Roosevelt, announced she obtained a divorce from Frank J Scheider. The divorce was granted yesterday in the District of Columbia and Mrs Scheider declined to comment further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Malvina Scheider
Roosevelt
Frank J. Scheider
District of Columbia
Fenders Damaged in Noon Collision on Second Street
Two cars collided near Court Street injuring no one. Vehicles were driven by Andy Hrivnak of 365 Bond Street and Earl Shiller of Lake Shore Coach Company. Both cars sustained fender damage and were left at the scene for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hrivnak
Bond Street
Earl Shiller
Lake Shore Coach Company
Second Street
Court Streeet
Waldorf Reunion Held at Huntington Home
The fifth annual Waldorf reunion gathered at Russell S. Waldorf’s Huntington Ohio home with attendees from Ashtabula Jefferson Warren Elyria and Cleveland among others. Dinner was prepared by Russell Waldorf and daughters with service by Earl Easterday and Martha Waldorf. The group voted to hold next year’s reunion at Russell S. Waldorf’s home and noted a separate Washington state reunion for western attendees possible with about 35 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf
Russell S. Waldorf
Huntington
Ohio
W. T. Baschus
Ashtabula
Milson Williams
Jefferson
Daisy Nutt
Warren
Harold C. Waller
Roland
Byron C. Waldorf
Betty Thorp
North Kingsville
William Mack
Swanton
Earl Smith
Virginia
Charles Lee
Cleveland
F. R. Crawford
Margaret Bohlen
Eliza Waldorf
Eugene Hoadley
James Eugene
Jacqueline Henry
Elyria
Russell
Margaret May
Martha
Russell Waldorf
Earl Easterday
Martha Waldorf
Washington
Valley City Notes on Visitation and Local Events
Valley City updates detail Rev Lamprecht and family returning from vacation near Galton and Bucyrus. Various guests arrive and depart from local homes, birthday dinner honors, and visits with St Louis and Medina connections. Feuchter family reunion, local fishing trips, and party gatherings are noted along with attendance at Medina Republican meetings.
Hanes Family Social Notes From Clyde Ohio Visit
Bright on Gerald Hanes returned home Wednesday morning from the State Fair in Columbus Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klime and daughter Audrey, and Mrs. EB Wheeler and daughter Marilyn of Clyde were dinner guests Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C H Lamphere. Miss Gladys Hanes of Cleveland spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanes. Mrs. C H Lamphere and Miss Ruth Wheeler plan to spend this weekend in Cleveland. The family called at the Chapman and Dan Kater bythe. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mort attended Brookside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
James Pillivant
Elyria
Hannah Pullivant
Memorial Hospital
Charles Pillivant
Detroit
Michigan
Pillivant
Dorothy Hobbs
Columbus
Aminus
Lloyd Ashby
Hugh
Worth Coiner
Steve Tokacs
Chicago
Joe Casternac
Harry Meeks
Ridgeville
Barbara Brooks
C. A. Prather
Metta Pierd
LCW
Nell McRoberts
Clara
Marian Lewis
Oberlin
Ohio-Eustis
North Olmsted
Martin Waller
Elvrra
Waller Woods
Fred Howk
Howard
Shelby
Homer
Wesley
Joyce
Gar McRoberts
Homer Howk
Serces
Arkansas
Simeon Nash
Gerald Hanes
Ohio
Charles Klime
Audrey
EB. E. Wheeler
Marilyn of
Clyde
C. H. Uamphere
Gladys Hanes
Cleveland
Albert Hanes
C. H. Lamphere
Ruth Wheeler
J. Chapman
Dan Kater Bythe
Raymond
Mort
Brookside Park
President Roosevelt Names Panel on Power Shortage
President Roosevelt expressed concern over a power shortage he called a serious threat to national security. He named a special committee chaired by Louis Johnson to draft a legislative program, with members from the National Resources, Federal Power, Interior, and Navy departments and the Securities and Exchange Commission. The group will seek closer private utility cooperation to speed power development as private utilities lag behind demand.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
War and Navy Department
The
Power Commission
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Frederic A. Delano
National Resources Committee
Basil Marly
Federal Power Commission
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
National Power Dol
Charles Edison
Navy
William ©. Peauglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
Hormel
Ohio Chamber Names Mills to Lead Expanded Services
William OA Mills, former Flint Cham ber of Commerce manager, named director of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Relations. George B. Chandler, secretary, said the appointment launches an enlarged program with district councils to tackle business problems, promote cooperation with local chambers, and establish a Washington Bureau for Ohio. Mills will implement portions of the plan.
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Colmbus. O
William OA. Mills
Flint
Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber
Mills
Washington
Ohio
Strubenville
Barberton
Dover
Bee Found Inside Boy Ear In Kenton Story
Dan Snyder of Ada complained of a buzzing head. A physician removed a live honey bee from his ear in Kenton Ohio. Manchuria bans shipping dog skins out of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton, O
Dan Snyder
Barton Snyder
Ada
Manchuria
Kidnap Victim Aids Officers In Cal Ranch Mission
Mrs. William R. Meeks the kidnapped 35 year old wife helped officers retrace her route blindfolded to the Rio Sosa peach orchard area near her Meeks ranch. Police including Raymond Cato sought clues to three itinerant peach pickers suspected in the ransom bid. No immediate results expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
William R. Meeks
Meeks
Rio Sosa
Raymond Cato
State Highway Patrol
Cato
Dist
Lloyd Hewitt
Flier Defies Order Takes Off In Plane
Buffalo dispatch reports a youth named William Brand of Portsmouth Ohio flew off in a $100 biplane against orders headed for Portsmouth. Officials awaited word as he had been missing for six hours. Brand was grounded for lacking a license and was to await a Department of Commerce inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Portsmouth
Ohio
William Brand
Brand
Department of Commerce
Claim Record For Light Plane Flying
Syracuse N Y Sept 11 Co-pilots Harold Allen and Merrill Phoenix claimed a new world record for light plane endurance flying after a five day long ordeal ended when their yellow monoplane dived toward Onondaga Lake shoreline only 50 feet away. They reported about 106 hours three minutes ten seconds aloft and 5 000 miles flown. The prior record for planes under 3 000 pounds stood at 67 hours five minutes set at Reno Nevada last month by Ted Morrill and Mark Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Harold Allen
Merrill Phoenix
Onondaga
Lake
Reno
Nev
Ted Morrill
Mark Peters
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