Society Notes Highlight Lodge Meeting and School Shower
Last night’s gathering at Mrs. Cassie Richards’s Harrison street home saw Past Noble Grands entertained with a program led by second vice-president Mrs. Jeanette Arnold. Readings by Iva Marsh and Ada Gould, a winner in a contest, and refreshments were noted amid plans for district meetings and fundraisers. Earlier, St Mary’s seventh graders honored Sister Mary Remone with a fruit shower organized by Frances Callahan, Eileen Gunning, and Loretta Yonker, announced during the opening of the afternoon session. Circle No 2 of St Paul’s met at Mrs. R. Fallas’s Courtland street home with devotional leadership by Mrs. M. Gerke and business by Mrs. Henry Krieg. rummage and bake sale plans were set for upcoming months, with a next meeting October 12. The Elyria Leaders Group held a Wiener Roast at Lilac Hedges, led by Miss Marian Kemble, with fifty-six girls enjoying volleyball, a peanut hunt, and a fire-side sing. A San Jose Kal clock innovation aids inmates by automatically starting a radio and toaster after the alarm, reducing morning wake-up energy.
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P. N.G
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Cassie Richards
Harrison Street
Jeanette Arnold
America
Anna Friday
Sunshine
Elyria
Anna Schaubacher
Waterstreet
Iva Marsh
Ada Gould
Hazel Markel
Richards
Nellie Smith
Pearl Miller
St. Mary's School
Sister Mary Remone
Frances Callahan
Eileen Gunning
Loretta Yonker
St. Paul's Church
R. Fallas
Courtland Street
M. Gerke
Henry Krieg
Harry Rankin
East Bridge Street
Elyria High School
Marian Kemble
Markets Toledo Grain Close Lions and Cattle Prices
Toledo market report lists grain and produce prices including No 1 red and yellow wheats, corn, oats, and sorghum with bids and receipts. Live poultry, eggs, butter, and cheese quotes appear alongside cattle, calves, and hogs, with regional figures from Cleveland and Montana milling connections.
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Toledo
Hilt
Public prayers for world peace in Youngstown church
A prayer service for world peace was held today at the First Baptist Church Youngstown. A daily prayer period from seven in the morning to seven in the evening will continue indefinitely. In related war news, Britain announced that five weeks have seen 2,725 enlistments in the Royal Air Force.
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Pray For World Peace
Youngstown
First Baptist Church
Britain
Royal Air Force
Boy Shot While Frog Hunting Near Stillwater River
Warren Brimbelgom, 13, of Covington Ohio, was accidentally shot by companion Richard Apple, 12, while frog hunting along Stillwater River. Apple claimed the rifle fired while Warren pulled him up on the bank, the trigger catching on something. Warren died. Richard reported the accident to the Shafter family. Warren’s parents, three brothers, and a sister survive. Richard is the son of Edgar and Mrs. Apple of Covington.
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Troy
Miami County
Warren Brimbelgom
Covington
Richard Apple
Stillwater River
Apple
Cecil Marshall
Ellis W. Kerr
Warren
Richard
Warren Shafter
Waren
Henry Brimbelsom
Edgar Apple
Five Injured In Strike Outbreak In Shreveport
Five men were taken to hospitals in Shreveport after a fight broke out when drivers of the Shreveport Ice Delivery Company tried to break a three week old picket line and return to work. None of the injured was in serious condition. Union recognition was the issue, according to AFL organizers. Manufacturers notified the city council they still rejected union recognition.
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Shreveport
Lpi
Shreveport Ice Delivery Company
American Federation of Labor
Bomb explodes at Cincinnati plant in new blast
CINCINNATI Sept. 29 The second bomb explosion in four months at the E. H. Bartles Range and Laundry Co. shook homes and was heard five miles away. The improvised device caused no damage. The earlier blast broke $25 in windows. Officials say the bombing likely links to no strike, despite the Mulder’s Union AFL hostility to the firm.
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Cincinnati
E. H. Bartles Range
Faundry Co
Mulder's Union
American Federation of Labor
Oberlin By Mrs Esther Wood 306 N Professor St
Local Missives column lists Oberlin and addresses for Esther Wood with phone line 2323 and 32 Union Street noted for correspondent inquiries and notices.
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Esther Wood
Professor St
Oberlin Window Fair Opens Friday
Oberlin's annual Window Fair opens at noon Friday with exhibits in sixty eight business places and prizes totaling five hundred dollars. Friday features song and dance numbers and an old fiddler's contest, with a football game between Oberlin and Berea at 8 p.m. A Saturday colt show and a Grange hall dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. are planned. Pansy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a regular meeting with an obligation ceremony and memorial service.
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Oberlin
Oberlin - Berea
The
Grange
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Autumn rally at First Methodist church highlights social
The Missionary Societies held their autumn rally at Mrs. UC T Craig’s Forest street home. Mrs. J D Yocom resumes presidency. Mrs L H Trufant reviewed Moving Millions on India. Tea was served by the hostess with three assistants. Visiting Los Angeles couple Elmer Henderson and parents of West College street were noted. Grace Beckett returns to Ohio State University to teach and study while LéRoy begins as a freshman. G D Hubbard family takes a Smoky Mountains trip en route to Montclair New Jersey for Marjorie’s social welfare post. Oscar to visit in Buffalo before Oberlin return. Mrs J W Bradshaw of Hudson lodging at home of J T Henderson.
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Missionary Societies
The
First Methodist Church
UC. T. Craig
Forest Street
C. M. Gay
J. D. Yocom
L. H. Trufant
India
Bogers
W. C. Carpenter
J. T. Henderson
Elmer Henderson
Los Angeles
California
West College Street
Grace Beckett
Woodland Avenue
Ohio State University
LéRoy
Columbus
G. D. Hubbard
Marjorie
Smoky Mountains
Carolinas
Montclair
N. J
Oberlin
Local notes from Woodland avenue and nearby towns
Misses Isabel and Josephine Smith on Woodland avenue. F C Ward of Granville visited with his parents on East College street. Ward is a faculty member at Denison University. Miss Beatrice Behr leaves for Chicago to resume studies at the University of Chicago. T J Hice returns to Oberlin from a Kentucky visit.
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Isabel
Josephine Smith
Woodland Avenue
F.C. Ward
Granville
Clarence Ward
East College Street
Ward
Denison University
Beatrice Behr
Chicago
University of Chicago
T. J. Hice
Oberlin
Kentucky
Lorain County awards contracts for Broadway paving materials
County commissioners approved 12 620 dollars in contracts for Broadway resurfacing in Lorain. Gran ite Concrete Block and Coal Co of Elyria won 2050 barrels of cement at 1 77 per barrel totaling 3628 50. Braun Builders Supply Co won 14000 square yards of steel reinforcing mesh at 052 total. Purchases of 2900 tons of land and 3200 tons of slag were split among Peoples Coal and Builders Supply and Braun Builders Supply with identical bids.
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Broadway
Lorain
Granite Concrete Block and Coal Company
Elyria
Braun Builders Supply Company
Peoples Coal and Builders Supply
Peoples and
Braun Builders Supply
Lorain Crystal Ice Company
Part Of Skull Found In Cleveland
Police searched the East Side for clues in Cleveland torso murder mystery after part of a human skull was found at a city dumping ground.
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Cleveland
Coroner cites skull fragment in long-time death case
Coroner S R Gerber said the skull fragment may have been bit or burned. He suggested death could have occurred about ten years ago if buried, or at an unknown time if burned. Heads of six of thirteen torso murder victims remain unfound.
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S. R. Gerber
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UL Sf Soc
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Elyria, Ohio
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