Bliss and Family in Elyria Legislatures and Press
The article traces Philemon Bliss and brother Albert A. Bliss from Connecticut to New York and Ohio, detailing Philemon’s 1841 Ohio Legislature election, 1848 General Assembly service, 1852 Probate Court judgeship, 1861 Missouri ties, and 1872 Missouri law dean role. It notes Albert’s Elyria editor work, Elyria Courier, and a long local newspaper history from 1829 to 1874, with context on early Ohio journalism and political press influence. Hungary’s recent move to obligate daily activity reporting by London offices is also mentioned, linking global events to local archival notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitted
Bliss
Ohio
General Assembly
J & ‘Thomas
Mth Congress
Elyria
Damuch
Philekota
Connecticut Court
New York
Joseph
Missouri
State
Free State
Oneida Institute
St. Joseph
Hamilton College
News and Daily Gazette
Florida
Albert A. Bliss
Canton
Conn
Whitestown
Whittlesey and Hamlin
Cleveland
Cleveland Gazette
Columbus
Jackson
Michigan
Philemon Bliss
Albert
Philemon
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Securities sales woes in 1950s banking scene
The piece reviews a Wellington bond deal worth $18 million, detailing advertiser costs, taxes, and potential profits. It notes slim profit margins and high risk for bankers if market conditions shift, urging overhauls and new merchandising tactics in the securities industry. It mentions a meeting in Wellington with a junior leader-advisor, Frem Michowka, and names Gilbert Squire and Edward Muhich among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Squire
Edward Muhich
Leslie
New York
Wellington
Washington
Born under prophetic April 18 birthday with artistic leanings
Born today, you show keen intuition and high ambitions. You may pursue music or arts, possibly as a profession later, depending on parental discovery in childhood. Emotions are strong, making marriage choices challenging. waiting to wed could yield a lasting union. You combine critical wit with sharp acidity.
Homemakers Entertain At Tea In Frank Sweet Home
Fields Homemakers Club and 4‑H mothers were guests at Ms. Frank Sweet’s home last Wednesday. Mrs. Harris Fortune led the program and Dorothy Walter reviewed 4‑H club progress and summer meeting plans. Advisors Mrs. Vernon Smith and Mrs. Edward Pachinger announced officer selection for the new year starting September. lunch featured ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Merton Bartler
Fortune
Irene Laubenthal
Ed Lange
Frank Sweet
Arthur Smith
World War II era meeting notes and hostess details
A fragmented note describes a gathering with a green four leaf clover design, cake and tea for 20 women and two children. It mentions Mrs Roy Alexander last year's hostess, Mrs Paul O'Brien and Mrs Yvestments increased, and Howard Mitchell as hostesses. The next meeting is May 10 at Mrs Allen Smith's home. It references foreign investments in the United States during World War II in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Alexander
Paul O'Brien
Yvestments
Howard Mitchell
Allen Smith
United States
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horace, Kendall
Russell H. Penfield
Hungary
Legation
London
H. H. Benham
Elyria Sayings & Trust
THE
Wilmot Printing CO
Elyria, Ohio
Hou
Alsco
Aluminum
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Phone -O Inc
Cleveland S
Catiole
Storm Winpews
Astoria
Ore
International Soundphotos
Arhursday
Eee
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Club News
Carlisle
Carlisle Helpers
Advor
Park Dimaline
Fields
Frank Sweet Home
Omeets
Crystal Clear Shirt Service
Crystal Clear
Stag
N. Ridgeville
Crystal Clear Services
Ares
Cies
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria Savings
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust CO
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