Rotary talk on insects and birds by J Clare George
J Clare George city editor of the Chronicle Telegram spoke at the Rotary club about Our Foes and Allies In the Battle of Existence. He warned that insect life is rising while some insect eating birds decline and urged protection campaigns for valuable species to keep pests in check. He argued vocabulary and life have changed since 1900 and called for more study on the link between birds and crop pests.
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Rotary Club
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
Mr. George
Fiesh
Forest
George
Mrs Pinchot Joins Husband In Caribbean Cruise
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the former Pennsylvania governor was due to join her husband aboard a 15000 mile scientific cruise of the Caribbean and South seas. She was delayed in Savannah Ga and reportedly swallowed hair tonic by mistake on a train but was not seriously harmed as a poison in the tonic was not enough to cause harm.
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Key West
Fla
Gifford Pinchot
Pensylvania
Carrbbean
South Seas
Savannah
Pinchot
Prevention of Smallpox in County Health District
The county health message stresses smallpox remains a danger despite mild recent years. It urges early vaccination, explains “take” and immune reactions, recommends initial vaccination before six months, boosters every seven to ten years, and notes 65 percent of county children are vaccinated. No local smallpox cases have occurred in over two years, underscoring vaccination as the defense.
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United States
Detroit
Jenner
Haring
Rowland urges peach growers to declare war on pest
County farm extension agent C. F. Rowland warns Lorain County peach orchards face severe damage from the Oriental peach moth. He urges immediate orchard cultivation before bloom, deep plowing to bury overwintering larvae, and notes arsenical sprays are ineffective while nicotine sprays are costly. He also recommends heavy pruning of trees grown on one year old wood.
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C. EF. Rowland
Lorain County
Rowland
Death Record and Notices From Elyria Area
Death notices for Mrs. J. Clara Allen age 85 at 424 Third Street with survivors including daughter Edna Todd and three grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from her home. Infant Chesmar dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital with services and burial planned. Various court actions include estate and property petitions, bankruptcies, and divorce filings. A Providence Louisiana sign forbids feminine smoking midday at a local restaurant due to observed behavior.
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J. Clara Allen
James F. Allen
Third Street
Edna Todd
George Beauchamp
Detroit
Michigan
George Bellett
Lakewood
Ohio
Don Allen
Cleveland
Jac. Todd Beauchamp
Dorothy Grace S Bellett
Nancy Jean Allen
Charles Barnes
Columbus
Roy Barnes
Durango
Colorado
Allen
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria
Edwin B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Chesmar
James Chesmar
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rosenberry Brothers Funeral Home
Second Street
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain
Oberlin Mother Alice Waters Dies at 71
Mrs. Alice Waters of 147 North Pleasant street Oberlin died Sunday afternoon at 4 45 after a stroke. She leaves a husband and four children Howard and Clyde of Bristol Conn Mrs Gertrude Blanchard Warren Ohio and Edith at home. Funeral services were held at the First church this afternoon. Rev J A Richards officiated. The obituary notes her church and Relief Corps membership and charity canvass plans for Cleveland Diocese.
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Waters
Oberlin
Alice Waters
North Pleasant Street
Howard and
Clyde
Bristol
First Church
J. A. Richards
County P T Meeds P T A Meeting At Henrietta School
The Lorain County Parent Teachers association meets this afternoon and evening at Henrietta school. Prof C D Burtt of Oberlin college will discuss how the PTA can help schools with music and addresses in both sessions. Prof H B Hawthorne will speak on Education as a Personality Adjustment in the evening. Falls may be fatal for Mrs Henry Manus, formerly of Oberlin now in Russia, after a fall down cellar stairs. She is at Allen hospital unconscious with a fractured skull and poor prognosis. Charity canvass continues with Joseph Schrembs noted in the scene.
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P. T
Lorain County
Parent Teachers’ Association
Henrietta School
C. D. Burtt
Oberlin College
H. B. Haws
Thorne
Henry Manus
Oberlin
Russia
Allen Hospital
Elyria Janitor Suspected in Assault to Kill Case
Police hold suspect in Elyria on charges related to an attack on Helen Tulipan. Dennis, a longtime janitor for local Broad Street stores, had been briefly detained as criminally insane. Elyria Police Chief Stankard said a warrant for assault to kill would be issued. Reese of Elyria Business College described the suspect as trusted. Tulipan, a 1928 Elyria High School graduate, lives with her parents and is recovering from non serious injuries.
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Toledo
Elyria
Dennis
Lfe
Broad Street
E. J. Stankard
Edward T. Reese
Elyria Business College
Reese
Helen Tullpan
Tullpan
John Tulipan
Elyria High School
Alienation Suit Ends in Settlement in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland Ohio April 9 the first alienation of affections suit heard in federal court settled as jurors were being impaneled. Anna Jane Foster Pittsburgh saleswoman alleged Mary L. Stouffer a wealthy widow lavished money and wear ing apparel on her husband. The suit sought 100000 dollars and settlement surprised both sides after a two hour conference failed to reach agreement.
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Cleveland, O
Anna Jane Foster
Pittsburgh
Mary L. Stouffer
Axton
Attormeys
Paul Jones
Hoover Aides Weigh London Embassy Pick Amid Campus Feuds
The article notes Missouri contacts have no inkling of a Davis London appointment while Dawes and Edge figures loom. Hoover peers favor merit first but retain Hoover loyalists for diplomatic posts. Paris vacancy left by Myron T. Herrick remains open as observers await weeks of consideration.
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London
Missouri
Davis
Dawes
Hoover
Walter ©. Edge
New Jersey
Paris
Edge
Myron T. Herrick
Spraying apples in Lorain county to curb apple scab
Forty five spray wagons operated in Lorain county apple orchards on Monday to protect trees from apple scab. C E Rowland, county farm extension agent, said rain prompted spray among about a fourth of notified growers. The county relay system serves about 180 farmers and passes weather and spraying guidance from Ohio Experiment Station observers to growers. Lime and sulphur spraying aims to kill spores released by rain before they attach to twigs and fruit.
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Lorain County
C. E. Rowland
Lorain
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Rowland
Markets and Livestock Prices Across Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market notes list butter eggs poultry and potatoes with price ranges, plus detailed hogs cattle sheep quotes. Chicago and Minneapolis sections provide butter eggs poultry grain prices and live stock receipts, with wage ranges and new crop estimates.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Itu
Market Receipts Report From The Thethay Market New York
Receipts show 7 cars with timothy and light mixed hay priced by grade in dollars per ton. No 1 26 27, No 2 23 20, No 2 and poorer 14 22. Small bales No 1 26, No 2 23 24, No 3 and poorer 13 21. Heavy mixed clover No 3 to 4 13 24. Also noted an unrelated line about bones of French kings in St Denis church.
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New York
Timothy
Lght
Young Heflin tackles prohibition and a black eye in New York
Thomas Heflin Jr., son of the Alabama dry leader, faced a rough night in Broadway bars and a West 30th Street police station. He arrived from Panama aboard the Ancon with six bottles of Scotch, but was refused lodging and was escorted by police. Thornton, Heflin’s secretary, said the youth is just a boy and Musings about Al Smith and state-by-state wet or dry stances were noted. Senator Connally planned to supervise Heflin and deter further endorsements of Smith.
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New York
Thomas Heflin, Jr
Broadway
Young Heflin
Alabama
West 30Th Street
Panama
Heflin
J. L. Thornton
Washington
Thornton
United Press
Hafin
I'Thornton
McAlpin
Helia
Ella A. Boole
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dad
al Smith
Biltmore
Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
Will Tell Of Conversion to Christianity
Rev. Mark Salmon a converted Jew of Chicago will recount his life and conversion from Judaism to Christianity at First Baptist Church Wednesday evening at 7:30. Dr. Salmon and his seven-member family are now Christians. three daughters serve in missions, one in Africa and two in China.
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Mark Salmon
Chicago
Ilinois
Sion
First Baptist Church
Dr. Salmon
Africa
China
Union
America
Aimee McPherson May Face Witness Stand in $2500 Gift Case
In Sacramento on April 9, Aimee Semple McPherson may testify about a $2500 love gift to Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy linked to alleged misconduct. Prosecution questions Hardy’s legal advice and the gift while defense claims it was personal. Seattle defamation-breach suit follows Kennedy deposition amid impeachment trials.
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Sacramento
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carlos S. Hardy
Assembly Board of Managers
Hardy
Angelus Temple
Withers Todee
McPherson
Army
Mrs. McPherson
Minnie ‘Ma’ Kennedy
Aimee
Seattle
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Carlos Hardy
H. H. Clark
Los Angeles
Seattte
In Its New Office the Chamber Moves to West End
The chamber will occupy the west end of the building’s fourth floor with a large directors’ room, offices for the secretary and assistants, and a reception room. Separate offices will be provided for the Credit Bureau. The move aims to avoid interrupting the Credit Bureau’s service.
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Chamber
Credit Bureau
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