Foreign Advertising Representatives Listing
The John W. Cullen Company lists advertising representatives in Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit including office addresses at 230 North Michigan Avenue 561 Fifth Avenue 40 South Third Street and General Motors Brig respectively.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Roll Called For Last Time: Death Ends Elyria G. A. R. Post
Captain Lafayette Stough of Amherst died Tuesday at his home. Born in 1844, he served 50 years at sea and was famed for dropping flowers on veterans’ graves from an airplane. His passing marks the end of Elyria’s G. A. R. post record.
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Elyria
Finis
Lafayette Stough
Amherst
Captain Stough
J. Tilden
Stough
Lorain
Elliott Roosevelt backs Garner in 1940 bid says shift needed
Elliott Roosevelt son of the president advocates for John Garner as 1940 candidate. He argues a government spending cut and a pendulum shift toward capital could revive recovery within a year and criticizes New Deal farm and foreign trade policies. Philadelphia Inquirer notes his open drive may hint at a presidential bee in his bonnet.
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Elliott Roosevelt
John Garner
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Garner
Ion Elliott
Roosevelt
Garner
When College Girls Cram Calories
Wilson College in Chambersburg reports students embrace well balanced meals over snacks. Dietitian Miss Katherine Krug notes regular meals including breakfast, milk intake has tripled in a decade, and spinach grows popular. Other campuses show similar calorie conscious trends. This could signal healthier future generations.
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Wilson College
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Katherine Krug
Dietitian
Wilson
Where Will The Next Holocaust Strike
A misserious Fortune warning argues that vast U.S. cities hold fire hazards and that a future holocaust could occur if building codes and inspections fail. It urges fire-prevention measures to delay or prevent such disasters.
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U.S
Triangle Waist
New York
Paris
Texas
Salem
Massachusetts
America
Far back roots of modern peace movements traced to 1462 plan
The piece links the origin of contemporary peace movements to Georg von Podiebrad who proposed a federation of Christian nations with an international parliament to hear and settle disputes, a precursor to later ideas like the League of Nations.
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Georg von Podiebrad
Bohemia
League OF Nations
Notable Births and Milestones Across History Anniversaries
A roundup of historical anniversaries lists figures such as 1760s travel author Jonathan Carver born in Vermouth Massachusetts and later died in England, and 1782 Continental Congress president John Hanson born in Charles County Maryland. Other entries include Thomas Jefferson born in Virginia, Sabato Morais of Philadelphia, Frank Woolworth of Rodman New York, and Hiram Bearss known as Hiking Hiram. It covers first fire insurance in Philadelphia, the 13 star flag debut in Washington, and growth milestones like the Pennsylvania Railroad and key 19th century events. The list also notes executives and scholars including Frank Murphy, Harold Stassen, and Ray Lyman Wilbur with birth years and locales.
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Jonathen Carver
mid-West
Vermouth
Mass
England
John Hanson
Maryland
Continental Congress
Charles Co
Thomas Jefferson
Shadwell Va
Montcello
Sabato Morais
Philadelphia
Italy
Frank W. Woolworth
Rodman
N. Y
Hiram I. Bearss
Hiram
Peru
Ind
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Magdala
George Westinghouse
McCormick Observatory
Virginia
U. S
Wyoming
Stresa
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Cal Hoover
Boonesboro
Iowa
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Gloucester Mass
San Francisco
Herbert O. Yardley
Worthington
Ethel Leginska
Jesse C Adkins
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Knoxville
Tenn
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes
Washington, D. C
New York
Unusual Paths and Cautions for a Daily Tendency
A reflective note warns that searching unconventional routes invites dangerous associations and envy, risking loss. It also suggests the day usually ends in success if heed is paid to these cautions.
Religious Education Association to Meet at Oberlin
The Religious Education Association plans its annual three day meeting at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology on April 23 24 and 25 drawing 75 to 100 leaders from the field. Dr Hugh Hartshorne Yale Divinity School and Dr William C Bower University of Chicago head the speaker lineup with Hartshorne serving as association president and Bower as vice president. The opening session Sunday at 7 30 features a discussion on trends in progressive religious education led by Frank M McKibben Northwestern University and Isaac Landman Rabbi of Brooklyn and editor Universal Jewish Encyclopedia.
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Oberlin
Religious Education Association of the
Bread prices rise in Australia after flour tax hike
Sydney reports bread costs up by cents a two-pound loaf due to a flour tax of 28.75 dollars per ton. The levy will be shared with wheat growers to lock home consumption flour at 1.16 dollars per bushel.
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Sydney
Elyria Leaders Back Chamber of Commerce Survey Findings
Elyria's leading business men favor forming a Chamber of Commerce based on a survey conducted this week. Harry H Smith purchased a 30 by 165 foot lot on Broad Street.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Harry H Smith
Broad Street
Lorain County Notes and Property Developments
A brick business block and 4 33 by 165 feet lot is planned for a residence on Second Street. The Lorain and Elyria Electric Railway Company completes a survey for a private right of way to North Amherst linking with the current line near the stone quarry switch. Oberlin College receives a $50,000 donor gift for a new chemical laboratory. donor name undisclosed. County commissioners require Lorain County Historical Society rooms in the courthouse basement vacated for county offices. Postmaster A. Baker of Amherst awaits Senate confirmation on Theodore Burton’s recommended reappointment.
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Lorain and Elyria Electric Railway Cmpany
North
Amherst
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Lorain native Myron Herrick to be honored in Cleveland funeral
Elyria observes a five minute silence Monday during funeral services in Cleveland for Myron T Herrick once ambassador to France and notable Lorain County native. Sheriff deputies raid county find fifteen slot machines and warn owners to remove them within five days.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Myron T Herrick
France
Lorain County
Kind Lady to Be Presented at Oberlin
Mrs John Shaw and Harold Brisson lead a mystery play Kind Lady to be staged in the studio theatre of the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building on April 27 28 and 29. Frances Nash directs with ten Conservatory of Music faculty members in the cast. Mrs Shaw is the director's wife and Bryson a singing teacher from the Conservatory plays Henry Abbot.
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Oberlin
John Shaw
Harold Brisson
Studio
Dudley Peter Allen Memorial
Frances Nash
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Shaw
Conservatory
Bryson
Henry Abbot
Lorain Congregational Church Activities Report
The North group met with Mrs. Fred Wilford on April 12 with Mrs. Kohn assisting. Mrs. Ruby Lamb visited Easter with son Herbert in Cleveland. Belle Tellman visited Rev. and Mrs. Kuhn. Edna Elton returned from California with John Elton and family. Emmett Munn and Dorothy visited a cousin in Detroit. The Men’s club held its last supper of the season. L. B. Hinman spoke as guest of the Lorain County Tuberculosis League. Ladies bought three dozen new chairs this month.
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Barton Road
Lorain Road
Congregational Church
Fred Wilford
Kohn
Ruby Lamb
Cleveland
Herbert
Belle Tellman
Kuhn
John Elton
Edna Elton
California
Emmett Munn
Dorothy
Detroit
L. B. Hinman
Tuberculosis League of Lorain Co
Ladies Aid Meeting Birthdays Noted at April 20 Session
At the Ladies Aid gathering held Thursday April 20 those with birthdays this month will be recognized. The item lists members celebrating anniversaries and plans for upcoming charity work at the meeting.
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Ladies Aid
The
Mystery Play at New York 1935 Stars Grace George
Second faculty play of the season staged in New York in 1935 with Grace George in the lead. The production is a mystery drama adapted from a story by High Walpole.
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New York
Grace George
High Walpole
Beam Funeral: Mrs Alice Beam Dies at 83 in North Gimsted
After a short illness Mrs. Alice Beam died Sunday at age 83 at her daughter Mrs Nellie Hopkins home in North Gimstead. She lived many years in Dover Center and moved to North Gimstead a year ago. She is survived by daughters Mrs Cecelia Moore and Mrs George Dorr. Funeral was held Wednesday April 12 at 30374 Lorain Road. Ignorance usually brings consequent selfishness.
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Alice Beam
Nellie Hopkins
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Ohuo
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Painter
Elyria Postoffice
State of
Ohio
Elliott
Husky
Cope
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Afome ‘Tm
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Harbor Beach
Mich
Harold E Stassen
Minnesota
Dakota Co
Minn
Richard T. Ely
Ripley
N.Y
John W. Davis
New York City
Religious Education Association
Arten Road
Kern Re
Elyria Savings Trust
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad Street
Axminster
Brown
Middle Avenue
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