Notable births and figures linked to Toronto heritage
Fragmentary OCR lists several notable births and figures connected to Toronto and Canada. Names include Dr. Clarence M. Hincks, psychiatrist. Harriet Cushing of Yale. Robert Haven Schauffler, author. and M. Mann, dean in Springfield. Ages range around mid to late 60s.
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Toronto
Canada
Marsaret Oyer Barnes
Chicago
Clarence M. Hincks
New York City
At'l Ccommittee
St. Mars’s
Can
AEC
Harriet Cushing
Yale
Careless
Cleveland
Robert Haven Schauffler
Spas Azo
Z Mann
TY MCL
AL Celege
Springfield
Ormot Farrlund
Birthday dinner honors Howard Stephan in Valley City
A birthday dinner for Howard Stephan was held Sunday evening with guests including Miss Naom Heatter, Frank Siephan, Dennis Dannelly, and others. Brief items note local college student Oberlin plans, spelling contest selections, and several family visits among residents in Valley City and nearby areas.
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Mond Bradley
Sam Jacobie
Evelyn Jenkins
Howard Stephan
Miss Naom, Heatter
Lester
Frank Siephan
Franklin
Dennis Dannelly
Meding
Oberlin College
Laurel Everiss
Agama
Hirskey
Dorothy Johnson
Jacqueline Canfield
Austin Hastn
Land
Lois
Eh G. "Hastings
Conkle
Valley City
R. Canfield
Glenn Hoover
Mes
T. A. Fatconer
Local quilting group nets 103.50 for Hej Cros supper
Tuesday activity at the So We Sew Quilting elu fat her home drew a total of 103.50 for the Hej Cros. Sunday dinner guests at A J Holmes home included James South and family from New London and several callers from Bay Wil lfase Grafton Brighton Lodl and Lakewood with additional local residents noted.
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A. J. Holmes
James South and
Enjoy This Beautiful Picture of Spring Flowers
A fragmented reminiscence about warm weather and blooming roses. The speaker notes Easter’s approach with carnations violets and gardenias in full bloom. The piece contrasts routine life with nature’s beauty and the uplifting scent of flowers in greenhouses.
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Opie
Ted
Influence of Miss Douglas in Mountain Education
Obituary reminiscences praise Miss Douglas a Wellington High School alumna who taught in Elyria and later in Kentucky mountains for thirty five years. The narrative highlights her impact on mountain children amid primitive conditions, raising standards and inspiring families toward learning, with enduring influence beyond her death.
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Wellington High School
Elyria
Connecticut
Kentucky Mountains
Deu
Miss Douglas
Appointment for Lin Zee to Pleasant View Sanatorium
A local committee recommends Lin Zee of Pleasant View Sanatorium for a commissioner role. The candidate is described as well qualified with broad experience in youth welfare, health matters, and service in the sanatorium setting. The appointment aims to expand capabilities in youth health programs.
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Hke
Linzee
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Congress debates tax reform amid election pressures
Amid political squabbling, commentators urge delaying general tax revision until after the election. They warn continued deficits require retrenchment and caution against heavier taxation as a wartime or campaign issue. The piece cites remarks from American Lumberman and other editorials on public finance and policy.
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Congress
Weiling
Lesisia
Judement
New York Day by Day by C O McIntyre
Column recounts urban scenes in Manhattan including street vendors and theater districts. References to Edna, Crosby, Ferrer, and Wondering notes fade into impressions of pop culture, midday crowds, and a late night search for stories. The piece ends with uncertainty about today’s city mood.
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York
Gion
Bargerman
Fragmented OCR headline from The Sun
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with stray quotes and misspellings mentioning Furone and harze. No coherent facts or names clearly readable to form a valid summary.
Anniversaries of Historical Figures From Early America
Fragmentary annals list anniversaries for figures connected to 19th century America. Names appear with scattered dates such as 1847, 1865, and references to universities, law professors, and military leaders, though many OCR fragments are unclear and partial.
Local Crash injures driver and passenger in February report
A damaged-article style note recalls a February motor crash near Cleveland involving a delivery driver and another vehicle. Injuries are mentioned along with a seven pound ten ounce newborn, and community aid by local residents and families is noted.
Undefined text fragment in historical notice
The provided text fragment is unreadable and lacks identifiable persons places organizations or events to summarize into a proper newspaper item. It appears garbled and does not convey a coherent news item or notice.
England’s horn curb lowers serious road accidents
After drastic action limiting auto horns at certain periods England reports no rise in crash counts and instead notes a reduction in serious road accidents.
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Sileee
Ceretain
England
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