Child Welfare Council To Meet Thursday
Lorain County Child Welfare Council prepares to adopt a constitution and work program. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Elyria High School auditorium with John A. Eisenhauer as principal speaker and Judge Henry J. Robison possibly in attendance. Judge Nye notes council progress since its spring organization.
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Lorain County
H. H. Nye
Henry J. Robison
State Department of Public Assistance
Nye
Child Welfare Council
Habit Broken Burglars Taint New Haven Store
Burglars raided Jacob Winess's shop three times in one week in New Haven Connecticut. The first theft netted $5, the second $6, and the last $7 before Winess alerted police. No additional break ins followed.
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New Haven, Conn
Jacob Winess
Winess
New York Day by Day at the World’s Fair and a Celebrity Pair
Diary notes from the World’s Fair in New York report crowds rising prices easing and war anxieties about a possible international exposition. The writer recalls dining at the Danish pavilion and observing calm Danes amid conflict. Interwoven are reflections on life, sight, and memory, and a portrait of Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz with their Connecticut home and art-filled Manhattan loft.
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New York
Chas Driscoll
Miss Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
St. Petersburg
Andre
Lily Kostelanetz
Connecticut
Manhattan
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lorain Youth Council to Demonstrate at Farm Bureau Meet
Ten members of the Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council prepare to present a demonstration at the Ohio Farm Bureau convention in Columbus on November 16. They will meet September 22 at Henrietta High School to practice the Italian quadrille. The next meeting is set for September 25 at Brownhelm High School, with the program arranged by Alex More, Arlene Northeim, and Frank Herrmann.
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Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Henrietta High School
Cooperative Youth Council
Brownhelm High School
LaGrange Town Hall
Alex More
Arlene Northeim
Brownheim
Frank Herrmann
Amherst
Spencer Briefs Highlights Clergy Changes and Local News
Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist church at Lakeside made changes with Rev. J G Koontz reassigned to Port Clinton and Rev. E L Lea appointed to Spencer. September Ladies Aid and Missionary meeting at Mt Zion Lutheran featured quilting, business, and programs. Local residents and families appear in multiple notes including medical, travel, and school events across Spencer and nearby towns.
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Spencer
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Lakeside
J. G. Koontz
Spencer Church
Port Clinton
Ohio
E. L. Lea
Luella Simon
Beulah Billman
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Harvey Shick
Sullivan
Howard Shick
Shick
Richard Flowers
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Richville
Jay Hendee
Lodi
Blanch Hales
Lodi Hospital
Aeola Waltz
Waltz
Elizabeth Cesar
Cleveland
Ina Carey
Milton Wolf
Akron
Mary Sooy
Harrisburg
Daisy Wolf
Anna Friedt
Litchfield
Ed Koppes
Ely
Ohioans confused by two programs explained
Ohio unemployment compensation and old-age insurance are separate programs. Social Security numbers identify records in both, but unemployment coverage is not funded by worker deductions, while old-age benefits are funded by taxes on employer and worker.
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Lancashire
Ohio
Avon Elects Officers for Royal Circle at M E Church Meeting
At the Royal Circle of the M E church held at Mrs John Jamesons home on Thursday officers for the coming year were elected President Mrs George Mauserman Vice President Mrs Charles Wilford Secretary Mrs Frank Schneider and Treasurer Mrs W E Blake The group also decided to hold the annual Home Coming next month as usual.
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Royal Circle of the
M. E. Church
John Jameson
George Mauserman
Charles Wilfford
Frank Schneider
W. E. Blake
Village Council Meets in Town Hall on September 14
Regular meeting of the Vil lage Council held in the Town Hall Thursday evening September 14. Minutes read, bills paid, and routine business transacted. Firemen covered with a new and better insurance policy. Adjourned to meet September 28.
Local residents visit homes across Avon Medina and Cleveland
Miss Barbara Long spent Thursday and Friday with relatives in Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wuebker of Bay Village were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gough Friday evening. Miss June Barr enrolled at Dyke School in Cleveland. Charles Walker and his son Kenneth from Medina visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Canfield and daughter Josephine spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canfield in Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Presley and children Alice and Edward from Cleveland visited Ira Gough Sunday afternoon.
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Barbara Long
Avon
Ernest Wuebker
Bay Village
Ira Gough
June Barr
Dyke School
Cleveland
Charles Walker
Kenneth
Medina
Harry Hubbard
Bessie Canfield
Josephine
Harry Canfield
Litchfield
Alice
Edward
Grandmother's Callers Visit From Lorain Recap
Mrs Emma Weidrick hosted callers including Mrs Viola Long and her daughter Marion of Lorain. They spent Tuesday and Wednesday here with their aunt, Mrs Lucey Gross, sharing time and family news.
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Emma Weidrick
Viola Long
Marion
Lorain
Lucey Gross
Stankard Urges Parental Cooperation In School Safety
Police Chief F E J Stankard urged parental cooperation in a city wide safety push to protect school children. Patrols at schools and classroom talks aim to curb careless acts such as crossing against the light and crossing between blocks. Signs on crossings and buses remind motorists to watch for youngsters. Patrolman C L Miller notes most accidents occur near curbs and that three of five pedestrians killed are struck between cross walks or when crossing against a traffic light.
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F E. J. Stankard
Chief Stankard
C. L. Miller
Miller
Stork Delays Birth Notice for Press Dead Line
Eugene Oregon report notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Burton Willis before press time. The next day editors issued a correction confirming twins and that the second twin arrived too late for the previous edition.
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Eugene
Ore
Burton Willis
Sale Of Home And Two Rentals In Elyria
A Elyria notice announces the sale of a home and two rental properties. Fred Gatchell and wife purchase the home at 506 Cleveland Street and will move in next month. J W Moore rents 604 Fast Avenue. Max French rents 434 Ear Court. Gatchell works for General Industries. Moore for Kline News. French for Troxel Manufacturing.
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Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
Fred Gatchell
Cleveland Street
Gatchell
General Industries Company
J. W. Moore
Kline News Company
Fast Avenue
Max French
Ear Court
French
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Eaton News Notes Party and Birth Announcements
Eaton notes cover a LaPorte party honoring Frank Reisinger of Rochester, N.Y., with Tompkins daughters in the musical program. Birth announcements include a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sept 8 and another on Sept 9. Additional items recall a Meadville visit, a Ford Road birthday picnic for Mrs. Byron Tompkins, and various Sunday dinner guests from nearby towns.
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Walter Downs
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Crowell
Meadville
Burl A. Martin
Cleveland
Byron Tompkins
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Charles Tompkins
Harry Tompkins
Malcolm Tompkins
Elmer George
Paul Thome
Emil Smith
George Steese
Geraldine
Betty Willis
Dwight Smith
Marilyn Joy
Lorain
Harvey Durkee
Increase in Social Security forms signals job recovery
Elyria postmaster C J Sartor reports nearly 500 Social Security application blanks distributed since last spring, prompting a new supply. He says applicants likely include long unemployed men and women who lacked numbers before the Social Security law took effect. Over 10,000 forms have been issued locally since the law began. Some processing moved to Lorain, though forms remain available in Elyria. Mrs R H Durkee and Mrs Minnie Tite are noted in local social items.
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C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Elyria
Lorain
Vacations Stir Family Dispute Across Canada
In a fragmentary note, Frank Richardson plans to stay home while Mrs. Lucile Ward, her daughter, and Miss Ruth Riebe contend with relatives in Canada over a vacation expected to last several weeks.
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Frank Richardson
Lucile Ward
Ruth Riebe
Canada
UC Inaugurates Course The Art of Getting a Job
Los Angeles reports the University of California launches a timely course titled The Art of Getting a Job. It covers Occupations and Employment and the techniques of asking for a position, reflecting evolving career guidance.
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Los Angeles
University of California
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