Will Aids Cupid Dr Oswald Deiter to Wed Ellaline Macey
London reports Dr Oswald B Deiter of Newark New Jersey who inherited 100000 from a grateful patient plans marriage to Ellaline Macey London society organizer daughter of the composer credited with Britain’s first broadcast tune The five year courtship began after Deiter arrived in 1925 and he later treated a bedridden woman whose gratitude funded his fortune.
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London
Oswald B. Deiter
Newark
N. J
Ellaline Macey
Britain
Deiter
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Elizabeth Talbot
MacFarland
Introduction to Social Psychology by William McDouall
A note on the genesis of modern social psychology credits Prof. William McDouall for the field with his work titled Introduction to Social Psychology. The reference highlights McDouall’s role in shaping early theoretical foundations and scholarly discourse.
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William McDouall
Elyria Reader Protest Over Council Meeting Report
A letter from a Elyria resident denounces The Eascurcent Elyria report of a Monday council meeting. The writer contests the reported adjournment timing and criticizes councilmember Taylor over hospital budgeting and fiscal policy while urging unified local support.
First Scot Woman Professor Cecilia MacTaggart Appointed
Miss Cecilia J. MacTaggart of Glasgow becomes the first woman professor in Scotland, named to the Chair of Biology at Anderson College of Medicine Glasser. A Glasgow University graduate, she earned First Class Honors in Zoology and completed A and B S degrees.
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Scotland
Cecilia J. MacTaggart
Glasgow
Anderson College of Medicine
Glasser
Miss MacTaggert
Glasgow University
Slavery in the Arab World and Britain’s Abolition Echo
Joan H. Harris of the Anti-Slavery Society spoke in Glasgow recalling that slaves are bred in parts of Arabia and Africa with mothers sold between owners and rarely see their children. She cited a world total exceeding 5 million, comparing it to Scotland’s population, as the talk marked abolition milestones in British possessions. The statement also notes the Amazon River region’s life and people, though not connected to the abolition topic.
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Arabia
Afvina
Scotland
Joan H. Harris
The
Anti- Slavery Society
Glasgow
Demand for Intervention in Cuba Sparks Congressional Push
Representative Hamilton Fish of New York urges sending a strong ambassador to inform President Gerardo Machado that terror must end. He calls for a provisional neutral president to be appointed by Machado, amid reports of student arrests and police killings.
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Cuba
Hamiton Fish
New York
Hasan
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Washington
Evangelical Women's Union Holds Regular Meeting
The St Pauls E W U met in church parlors for a routine session with song and devotions led by Mrs H Anderson. Mrs Ernst Irion read a missionary report praising former missionary Mrs Katherine Goetseh and a bangarow will be erected in India in her memory. Thirty-seven attended, a harmonica sale followed, and Luncheon was served by Circle No 2. Guests Rev and Mrs J K Bischoff of Oberlin attended.
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Evangelical Women’s Union
H. Anderson
Ernst Irion
Katherine Goetseeh
India
E O. Pallas
Wapakoneta
Ohio
L. Bristol
Bristol
Rehard Roese
W. F. Keisler
Guy Byars
Evabeth Tunk
Byars
Circle No. 2
Ourtaf-town
J. K. Bischoff
Oberlin
Golden Rule Bible Class Reelected Officers at Meeting
The United Presbyterian church Golden Rule Bible class held its quarterly session yesterday afternoon led by Mrs. A. E. Schulze. Officers reelected for the coming year include Mrs. Schulze president Mrs. A. W. Baird vice president Mrs. F. A. Lawrence secretary and Mrs. Joe Lautenschlezer treasurer. Mrs. R. H. McClure spoke on Genesis chapter 15 verses 1 to 18 with the topic Vision. Candy was served at the close and the group will meet again in three months.
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United Presbyterian Church
A. E. Shulze
Schulze
A. W. Baird
F. A. Lawrence
Joe Lautenschlezer
R. H. McClure
Loyalty Pals Luncheon Welcomes Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Virginia Newton hosted the Loyalty Pals luncheon with nearly all members attending. Former Grafton High School classmates shared memories while out-of-town guests Mrs. Tressa Kahler, Mrs. Lulu Tongs of Cleveland and Mrs. Effie Stapleton of Lorain attended. The group plans a May 18 meeting with Mrs. Edith Smith of Lorain.
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Virginia Newton
Loyality Pals
Grafton High School
Tressa Kahler
Lulu Tongs
Cleveland
Airs
Effie Stapleton
Lorain
Edith Smith
S B A Dance Postponed By Security Benefit Association
The Security Benefit Association has postponed the dance scheduled for this evening at the I Q O F hall. The postponement affects refreshments and serving duties by the hostess yesterday and will be rescheduled at a later date.
Italy Reclaims Lake Land With Ars Drainage Project
Italy begins draining the Lake of Ars in Istra to reclaim 3 000 000 acres for farming. The project tunnels a mountain and builds 1450 dams, turning former swamps into potential prosperous agricultural land in Europe.
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Lake of Ars
Istra
Iitahan
Lake of Arsa
Europe
Vicar in Love Forgets Horse in Severe Winter
Rev James D Tyler of Bilton England was fined for neglecting his horse during a honeymoon. An Humane Society agent testified the horse had no shelter feed or water for several days while the vicar was away.
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Cupid
James D. Tyler
Bilton
England
The
Humane Society
Muzzled dog dies after leopard attack at Belgian Congo mission
In Buta Belgian Congo a leopard attacked the cubs of two Alsatians inside a missionary home. The muzzled father dog fought the predator bravely until the missionary arrived and killed the intruder. The cubs remained unharmed, but the brave father dog was fatally wounded and died two days later.
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Buta
Belgian Congo
Tsetse Fly Return Feared in Zululand
Reports from Zululand warn that the tsetse fly may return as officials caution government policy allows spread. Local observers note the ongoing battle against the pest and its impact on the region's health and economy.
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Africa
Zululand
Traps Waste In Umfolozi Reserve Decline In Use
The administration spent 150000 on thinning the game and testing methods in the Umfolozi Reserve leading to Harris traps. One thousand two hundred traps were set and kept by workers before government takeover. Now only about 400 remain, many rotted, and daily catches fell from 70 80 to one or two.
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Umfolozi
Circle No 1 Methodist dinner meeting notes
Mrs Flora Hoak hosted twenty two Circle No 1 members for a tureen dinner at 335 Eighth Street. Mrs G F Reider opened with devotions. After business, Mrs E J Barnes invited members and friends to a silver tea May 10 at 306 East Avenue. The group adjourned to meet again May 18 with Mrs William Ohlemacher at 901 Park Avenue.
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Flora Hoak
Krantz
Wheaton
Lumley
Airs. Wilcox
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