Ciwanians Hear Baldwin Wallace VP At Noon Club Meet
Elyria Kiwanis will host Dr. D C Grover vice president Baldwin Wallace College as speaker at the Hotel Newell noon Thursday on Education in the New Deal. The club plans three community activities including the annual Hallowe en celebration. Adjutant W Amore Salvation Army named as committee chairman and will convene lodge and club reps. Local Kiwanis will attend the state convention in Akron October 20 23 and the Sixth Division Inter club Meeting October 8 at the Newburgh Masonic Temple with Governor Barneson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyna Kiwanis
Newell
Hursday
Grover
I W. Amore
Salvation Army
Akron
Tuesay
Newburgh Masonic Temple
Ben Rneson
Safety program at Lorain steel plant described to Elyria Rotary
James Daniel, head of the welfare department at National Tube Company’s Lorain plant, outlined the safety program to Rotary Club members at the Elks Club. He cited reduced accidents, details of safety measures like goggles and asbestos suits, and guards on machinery. He noted homes see more accidents than the plant and described the pension plan for veterans with retirement at 65 after 25 years, plus benefits. The club plans to attend Friday’s noon meeting where A B Adams of New Haven will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Elyria Rotary Club
James Daniel
Elks’ Club
Daniel
Quiet New London wedding unites Mary Carpenter and Richard King
A quiet ceremony at the First Baptist parsonage in New London united Miss Mary Carpenter of Olena and Richard King, son of Mr and Mrs Hing of New London, in a single ring rite officiated by Rev G L Kettering. Miss Genevieve Miller and Paul Fuller, both of New London, witnessed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
First Baptist Parsonage
Mary Carpenter
Albert Carpenter
Olena
Richard King
Wm. Hing
G. L. Kettering
Genevieve Miller
Paul Fuller
Exhibitions By Lake Avenue 4 H Clubs Tonight
Two Lake Avenue 4 H clubs, Flying Needles and Shining Thimbles, host an exhibition at Lake Avenue School House Thursday at 7 30 PM open to the public. Lake Avenue Grange meets after the exhibition. Mr and Mrs King plan a short post ceremony trip and will reside on East Main Street New London.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue School House
Mrs. King
East Main Street
New London
Nurses Rush Aid To Men Trapped In Ohio Mine
In November 1930 a cave in at Millfield Creek Mine trapped miners as women children and community volunteers gathered. Red Cross nurses from Athens and Columbus raced to aid the injured sending oxygen supplies and medics by train, as the rescue effort unfolded and survivors were brought to safety.
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Ohio
Millfield Creek
Wiute
Athens
Red Cross
Nerse
Olio University
Sarrow Dar Gully
Columbus Red Cross
Mercy
Columbus
Millfield Mine
Rotary drive yields nine new members and plans
At Landes talk Toastmaster Ward led a club drive for new members. Nine new members joined, with several prospects. A. W. Fitch spoke on questions facing taxpayers as Palmer clarified bond levy points. Future plans include Ladies Night on October 3 and next half year activities. Birth announced: Richard Alen Posch Olmsted in Route 1 New London weighing twelve pounds.
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Toastmaster Ward
A. W. Fitch
Rotary
Kien
Fitch
Selictor Palmer
Posch Olmsted
Route 1
New London
Richard Alen
Farewell Party for Helen Stopp Before Move to Sisters
A farewell party was held last Thursday at Helen Stopp’s Bay Village home. She departs October 2 to enter the Order of St Joseph’s Sisters at Anniverside, Cleveland. Attending and listed include Alberta, Leola and Violet Buer, Dorothy, Grace and Margie Hasseli, Margaret and Coletta Smith, Margaret Christ, Bernice and Alda Prairie, Rose Marie Uriz, and Marion Lu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stopp
Bay Village
Order of St Joseph's Sisters
Anniverside
Cleveland
Alberta
Leola
Violet Buer
Dorothy
Grace
Margie Hasseli
Margaret
Coletta Smith
Margaret Christ
Bernice
Alda
Rose Marie Uriz
Marr Lu
Codfish Good For FAT FOLKS
Fat folks advised to avoid certain foods like seimon and mincherel and to eat greens, vegetables, oysters, cream, and sweets in moderation. A teaspoon of ceath nightly before breakfast is recommended to aid digestion and gall bladder function, claiming fat loss and more energy as a result. A note mentions cathartics and laxatives, and the text ends with a sales mention for GC. W. Ph. by a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Gall
Schen
Avon Lake Council News Adopts Budget and Plans Road Work
Avon Lake village council met Monday evening approving minutes from the prior meeting and paying bills. The 1936 budget was passed and Engineer Lannoon was asked to forward to W C A officials details on expanding joint gaps in main roads. First reading held on a new gastate ordinance. Clerk Boehm authorized to buy 15 tons cold patch. Interest coupons and general bonds due Oct 1 were authorized for payment. Two chartered buses will take the Avon Lake and Avon Sodality Girls and the NCCW to Cleveland for the Eucharistic Congress at the Public Auditorium and Stadium.
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Council
Avon Lake
Lanndoen
Trong
Boehm
Avon Sodality Girls
Cleveland
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Sodality
Canada’s Place in Free Nationhood and the Commonwealth
Canada values its own independence as a free nation and its links to the British Commonwealth. The statement emphasizes national sovereignty alongside membership in the Commonwealth, reflecting a dual identity in foreign and domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Community Notices and Family Visits Across Town
Bans were read for Joseph Conroy and Lillian Messers at Hols Trinity church on Sunday. Sir George Frey of Walker Road is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering and family along with Mrs. Gordon Paddock and son Gale hosted guests Sunday. Howard Wence and family joined T. J. Nussdorfer and sons for a Sunday visit. Bertha Burrell of Elyria and grandson John Burrell of Cleveland visited Curtis Duff Sunday. Grace Zimmerman and daughter Grace planned a New York trip. Elizabeth Tidway and C Lines visited Ben Sidwar’s son. John Hertner entertained Ravenna friends. Mrs. Sam Gurr and granddaughter Barbara Lewis headed to Moon Florida for winter. Hubert Gier called on Williany Woodin in Elina Sunday evening. Joe Boehm and Dolores plus Joe Bothm Jr. and daughter were noted among local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pickering
Avon
Edwin Pickering
Gordon Paddock
Gale
Lakewood
Sunda
Ernie Dunning
Niga
Howard Wence
Beachcliff
T. J. Nussdorfer
Bertha Burrell
Elyria
John Burrell
Cleveland
Curtis Duff
H. Zimmerman
Grace
New York
Elizabeth Tidway
C. Lines
Ben Sidwar
John Hertner
Ravenna
Mirs
Sam Gurss
Barbara Lewis
Moon
Florida
Hubert Gier
Williany' Woodin
Elina
Joe Boehm
Deuztter Dolores
Joe Bothm Jr
Daugh
Sunday and funeral attendance in Elyria and Cleveland
Patsy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mike Giddeom at Pate Heights. Mrs Eugene Tincher and Carl Miller attended the funeral of her brother in law Al Jackson in Elyria Monday. William Sherman of Cleveland was in town Tuesday on business. Virginia Kelley returned to school Tuesday after a two week absence due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Patsy
Mike Giddeom
Pate Heights
Eugene Tincher
Carl Miller
al Jackson
Elyria
Wiliam Sherman
Cleveland
Virginia Kelley
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Ciwanians
Baldwin-Wallace
China
Lien-Yan-Kang
Miss Carpenter
Jay Poole
Poole
Sts
Auguste
Booster
Bovster
Rotary Club
Tilmon Smith
Clyde E. Ward
Ward
Clark A. Blackman
New London Club
Blackman
Ira L. Landes
Landes
Ctv
C.H. Merthe GW Co
Silvester Smith
Mass Loretta Freis
Norwalk
Ronald Flory
Arthur Turk
Rose Grocott
Henry Tulk
Dennis
Oberlin
George Parnell
Feh. Porster
Sydney
Australia
Bird Cage
Cile Traxler
Virginia Huber
Joseph Conroy
Lillian Msers
Hols Trinity Church
George Frey
Walker Road
Bellansgate
the Bell CO
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