Highway to Henry Hudson Walkway Progress Report
New York reports rapid progress on filling the Hudson River on the Manhattan side under Robert Moses. Massive stone mountains and dredged material form foundations for parks and the Henry Hudson Walkway with the roadway near completion awaiting opening of the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fillig
Hudson River
Manhattan
Robert Moses
Henry Hudson
Sixth Avenue
Rivesaide Drive
Wright Bros Old Bike Shop Moves to Greenfield Village
The original Wright Bros bicycle shop, moved from Dayton to Ford's Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan, will be dedicated on Saturday. Elyria residents will witness the dedication as the shop becomes part of the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wright Bros
Greenfield Village
Wight Bros
Dearborn
Mitch
Dayton
Ford
Elyria
Local Social Roundup From LaGrange District
Mrs Reuben Long hosts Uneeda Rest Birthday club dinner. Pageant by Mrs George Woodruff to be sung at Methodist church Sunday morning. Baptisms performed by Rev Karl Darkey. Miss Gassie M Kelner vacationing at sister Fr Prosser’s home. Adeline Moulder assists Baptist Young People party. twenty guests attended. Various visits and dinners noted among locals including Rawsons, Gott family, and Kelner relatives. multiple trips to Florida and Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Prosser
Algena Adams
Elyvia
KH. M
Spreth
Adelaide Moulder
Andrew Rawson
Northwest
Marion
John Linden
McNutt
Arizona
J. H. Wilcox
Hugh Kane
Jack Gibson
Lakewood
Charles Adams
Ruth
Cleveland
Carl Gott
Little Son
Wellington
Gott
Saddler
Bay Village
Emily Mitchell
Garfield Heights
Stundle
Phyllis
Carol
Keith
Noah Halcomb
GC. B. Rawson
Margene Sage
Archie Chester
Rocky River
George P. Kelner
Buastis
Florida
W. Kelner
LaGrange
Charles W. Gott
Philip
Washington, D. C
Sunday night union services close in Pittsfield churches
Sunday night marked the close of the union Sunday night services in the Methodist and Community churches. The services were held in the Methodist church Sunday night. Rev. Black was unable to deliver the message due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Union
Black
Wellington area winter travel and local gatherings noted
Mrs Black filled the pulpit and Dr Wil Sherburne plans home arrival April 26 after winter in California. Wellington Camden Pittsfield Farm Bureau group met at Norris and Roscoe Campbell with 26 members and tomato cocktail and chicken sandwiches served. Myron Brill and Wallace Bear hosted luncheon guests from Oberlin, Dawley and Draper family visitors in Lorain and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Black
Wil Sherburne
Biener, Gardner
Pasadena
Cal. Rey
Mra
W. H. Baker
Wellington
Florida
Farm Bureau
Wellington-Camden- Pittsfield
A. C. Norris
Roscoe Campbell
Myron Brill
Oberlin
Wallace Bear
Charles Dawley
Phillip
Lorain
Glenn Draper
Grace Dale
Welling
Cat-Chasing Dog Encounters Skunk in Waterloo Scene
SWAMPSCOTT, Mase. A cat-chasing dog named Pringa, out with his mistress, chased what he thought was a cat. Prince cornered his quarry, but it proved to be a skunk, ending the pursuit with a pungent surprise.
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Aluo
Henry Trefflich
Pelham
Westchester County
Temperance
Kansas
Clifford Ho
Glick
WOR
Emporia
Paul Vincent Carroll
Lou
Lionhunters
New York
George McManus
Ham Fisher
Joe Palooka
Ham
William J. Frank
Miami Beach
Flo
Mary
Captain Kidd
Campbell
Kansas City
Pat
Skunk
Waterloo
Swampscott
Mase
Pringa
Prince
Community church Ladies Society to meet April 21
The Ladies Society of the Community church will gather at the home of Mrs. A. Norris on Thursday afternoon, April 21, as Ton has returned to her daughter Mrs. W. Bear's home.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Driscoll
Crosstown
Harrison Cady
Bugs
Cady
Aamed Compa
McNaught
Nebraska
Chas. Driscoll
Cleveland Road
Wainwright
Florist
Pelter Bay
Snyder Buick-Pontiac, Inc
E. Bridge Street
Ohio
la Grange
Mason Powers
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water &T
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad Street
Ihore Ete
Anzor
Cantel
Canfield
Aerome
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