Will Enroll Men For C C C Camps
Enrollments for Federal reforestation camps will begin in Lorain County early next month. County relief director M A Houghton announced, with two men already in the camps eligible for another six months. Vacancies will be filled by new enrollees. about 26 percent more enrollments will be allowed per district. Approximately 80 more men are expected to join the county total, with Myria’s extra allowance at 15. Relocation to local headquarters is advised for families seeking relief. Reforestation recruits receive 25 dollars monthly, plus board, clothing and transportation.
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M.A. Yloughton
Houghton
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Miyria
Houston
New Oberlin Briefs Spouses and Families Attend Gatherings
NEW OBERLIN Sept 28 Mr and Mrs Clarence Peabody and family and Mr and Mrs J O Callely were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Peabody. Mr and Mrs F J Schmitz and Mr and Mrs G H Dion visited Martie Schmitz and family in Avon and called on Marguerite Emerick and Mr and Mrs Joe Caseman. Mr Wohleber entertained neighbors at...
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New Obberlin, O
Clarence Peabody
William Peabody
F. J. Schmitz
G. H. Dion
Martie Schmitz
Avon
Marguerite Emerick
Joe Caseman
Wohleber
Senior Hi-Y Club Names New Advisor
A new advisor to Charles Niederhauser and the Senior Hi-Y Club appeared at the weekly meeting. The note details the advisor's HIV work, past leadership, and the club’s plans, plus local social and school updates from Elyria area, including Grange notes and gatherings.
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Charles Niederhauser
Bis Accentance
Medetthaser
Brinkhaven
Jack Meyer
Obituary and Social Notes From Oberlin Area
Thursday evening cards and ice cold watermelon closed the event. William MacPherson learned of his uncle John MacPherson's death in Norwalk. Kent Richardson and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Farrier of Oberlin visited William Peabody’s home. C P Schmitz and family dined with Urban Kinzell. The christening of an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alten of Avon drew Mr. and Mrs. Justin and daughter Jeanette and Mr. and Mrs. N. Webber, who then joined their aunt Mrs. Katherine Nagel for supper. Henry Mackett of Townline Road and Mrs. Mary Petrie of Cleveland called on Michael Smith and family. Frank Justin visited W. Webber’s home Sunday. Oberlin Farm Women’s Club.
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William Mac- Pherson
John Mac- Pherson
Norwalk
Kent Richardson
William Farr
Oberlin
William Peabody
C. P. Schmitz
Urban Kinzel
C. Justin
Jeanette
N. Webber
Harry Alten
Avon
Katherine Nagel
Henry Mackett
Townline Road
Mary Petrie
Cleveland
Michael Smith
Frank Justin
W. Webber
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
Along the Mohawk Trail Through New England Mischief
Travelogue sketches a winding Mohawk Trail trip from near Boston to North Adams in 1933. The narrator jokes at road stands named Puppies For Sale and Curve Inn, notes quirky towns and sights from Gardiner to Deerfield, and comments on signs, cafes, windings, and the season's scent of wood smoke. The journey ends amid cemeteries and a reflective note on travel’s humor.
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Trail
Boston
Denis Coblentz
Paul Steere
Mevere
Lindy
Concord
Mass
Johannie Ray
Fitchburg
New England
Westminster
Greenfield
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Cherlemont
North Adams
Trai’s End
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Local Notes From Middle Ridge Through Septembers End
Miss Pauline Kolbe of Huntington visits the Kolbe family for a week while H W Schmitkoos return from a Chicago trip. Their daughter Katherine attends Northwestern University as part time instructor and student, after a Chicago Century of Progress visit. Marion Steele recently stayed with Mr and Mrs Ludwig in Gheriin as Sunday visitors Bechtel and Springer families joined by Hollstein and Grove relatives from Amherst.
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Middle Ridge
Pauline Kolbe
Huntington
Henry Kolbe
H. W. Schmitkoos
Isansion
Chicago
Mus
Katherine
Evanston
Northwestern University
Marion Steele
John Wf. Ludwig
Gheriin
Bechtel
John Springer
Elyria High opens football season with 28 to 2 win
Elyria High School defeated Lakewood High 28 to 2 to start the 1908 football season. Finlayson and Collins each scored two touchdowns, Sands added one, with Collins also recording a safety. Stars included Finlayson Collins Sands Kaley. Lorain details report a separate shooting incident and local notes about former Elyria official Stolzenburg.
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Elyria High School
Lakewood High
Finayson
Colling
Sands
Kaley
Elyria
Finlayson
Collins
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Local families host Sunday guests across Lake Avenue and Brownhelm
Edwin Cotton and son Edwin of Lake Avenue and Mr and Mrs Stanley Wangerine with Mr and Mrs Harry Northeim of Brownhelm, joined by Mr and Mrs A Gelman and family from Lorain. Henry Kolbe family and guest, Miss Pauline Kolbe visited Roy Angersbachs in Henrietta. B C Cotton and son Edwin of Lake Avenue attended Sunday evening at E F Cotten’s home with daughter Lueila.
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Edwin Cotton
Edwin
Lake Avenue
Stanley Wangerine
Harry Northeim
Brownhelm
A. Gelman
B. Galman
Lorain
Henry Kolbe
Pauline Kolbe
Roy Angersbach
Henrietta
B. C. Cotton
E. F. Cotten
Lueila
Elyria Republicans Plan Intensive Campaign and Events
The Cleveland visitor urged state investigation of a case during a stop in Elyria. The County Republican Committee outlined an intensive campaign. Two junior Elyria meetages were set with Senator Fess and Myers V. Cooper the Republican governor candidate slated to speak. Elyria High School senior class elected Harriet Duther president, John Pinkney vice president, Virginia Pope secretary, and Richard Todd treasurer.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Republican Committee
Senator Fess
Myers V. Cooper
Harriet Duther
John Pinkney
Virginia Pope
Richard Todd Treasur
Huntington Grange holds degrees and plans box social
Huntington Grange No. 2043 met last Thursday night as the Wellington Grange Ladies Degree Team conferred third and fourth degrees on Edward Nash Evelyn Wagnites Helen Lavon Mr and Mrs C Coward and Kenneth Auble. A box social and pot luck supper are planned for Sept 28 at the Grange Hall.
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Huntington
Huntington Grange
Wellington Grange
Edward Nash
Evelyn Wagnites
Helen Lavon
C. Coward
Kenneth Auble
Hazel Pitzer
Lucille Simonson
The
Grange
Grange Hall
Chicagoans TakeOver Oklahoma Dude Ranch Visit
A group of Chicago youths, guided by a physician, stay at the Oral Hardy Ranch in Osage country near Ponca City. Harry Friedman of Chicago runs the ranches, with Hardy and his wife as chief wranglers. Mrs. Wardy, an Osage, shares old tales and beadwork. Rodeos and ranch tasks fill their days.
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Hardy
Germans Decide On True Dance Stevs Bayreuth
At a German Faculty of Dance Teachers meeting in Bayreuth the question of what constitutes German dances was debated. The consensus held that true German dances are not fox trots, one steps, or tangos, which are linked to jazz, but are defined by a distinctive windmill motion and communal lookouts during the routine.
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Stevs Bayreuth
Local visitors call on area residents Sunday and Monday
Mrs Arthur Zacharia and daughter Roberta along with Mr and Mrs Charles Eiseman Mr and Mrs Carl Eiseman Mr and Mrs Wayne Keeler and son Dwight of Cleveland visited D G Kater home Marion Crile and Hart Lemin called on Mr and Mrs Harold Rolce Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Biener of Mansfield visited George Hart home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Krage of Lorain dined with their parents Johnson Crile. Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen and Hazel Beard of Elyria called on Conrad Naegele and John Naegele Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs O W Roberson were Sunday dinner guests at George Leininger in Canden. Maurice Hawley visited in Ashland last Tuesday afternoon. A general serenade was given to Mr and Mrs John Dennis Monday night by neighbors.
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Perry Sooy
Wellington
George Hart
Will Hart
Mansfield
Andrews
Claud Simonson
Alta Chapman
Charles. Regal
Etta Dilgard
Geo. Hart
Johnson Crile
Edith Bolse
Treva West
Constance
Elyria
Conrad Naegele
John Naegele
Betty Thudium
Marian Crile
N. L. Thudium
F. B. Thuchum
Fred Harris
Teddy
Nova
Lorain
Arthur Zacharia
Roberta
Charles Eiseman
Carl Eiseman
Wayne Keeler
Dwight
Cleveland
D. G
Lester Bowen
Hazel Beard
O. W. Roberson
George Leininger
Canden
Maurice Hawley
Ashland
John Dennis
German Dance List Among Faculty’s Musical Selections
A faculty program featured a true German dance list including marches, waltzes, and two polkas with a change-step adapted to a 4 4 rhythm.
Step up Skin Health by Boosting Blood Vitality
The passage discusses common skin troubles arising from lowered resistance and blood vitality. It advises increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery to the skin and enhance cells' ability to fight germs, leading to better skin health.
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