Coronation Curiosities From Harold Corbin
One petition before the Court of Claims concerned Baroness Furnivall who demanded the right to present a glove for the King's right hand at coronation. The case traced back to 1377 with William Furnigall serving the manor and claiming ancestral glove service. The glove or gloves varied by monarch, with Richard II receiving a red single glove while James II and George III got one each. Queen Victoria reportedly received none.
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Court of Claims
Baroness Furnivall
Richard II
William Furnigall
Farnham
Cere
William
Kennington
Richard
James II
George III
Queen Victoria
United Feature Syndicate
Local Social Roundup Features Returns and Visits
Litchfield residents return from Florida while friends from Medina Lakewood and Elyria gather for gatherings. A fish supper from several towns raises over $50 for a class. Worthy Matron Mrs. Hastings hosts a party with O E S officers and committees. Art remark closes the column.
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T. H. Case
Miami
Fla
Neufeld
Medina
Lake Alfred
F. S. Turner
C. F. Turner
Lakewood
Baxter
Gunsaul
Women speakers survey status of women in three nations
Three Oberlin women spoke at the Elyria Woman's Club on the economic and social standing of women in Russia, Germany, and the United States. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Rogers discussed female equality under Soviet and fascist regimes, while Mrs. Taylor outlined U.S. gains and ongoing vigilance. A piano program and social hour preceded announcements of the May luncheon and a birthday surprise for A. T. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
United States
Oberlin
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria
Nazi Germany
Paul Rogers
Mussolini
Italy
Lloyd Taylor
U. S
England
Taylor
Bertha Moore
Webster
Glinka
John Halpin
R. S. Goecke
E. C. Keyes
H. H. Gregg
James Hewitt
J. H. Hurst
Forsythia
H. G. Hoover
H. W. Tibball
Plus Ultra class hosts evening at Ruth Barnhart home
Sixteen members of the Plus Ultra class of the Methodist church were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Ruth Barnhart last evening. The attendance included three new members, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Keith Henly and Mrs. Russell Henly. The house was decorated with Spring flowers and bridge and other contests were the diversion of the evening. A salad course was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Barnhart, Mrs. Lila Hackney and Mrs. Frances Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Ruth Barnhart
Lytle
Keith Henly
Russell Henly
Barnhart
Lila Hackney
Frances Crooks
St Agnes Circle Cards Pedro at Mrs Webber Home
St Agnes Circle No. 3 met at Mrs J Webber's home for pedro. Corrine Crandall won first prize and Mrs George Kiser won second. A luncheon followed. The circle plans a May 12 gathering at Mrs Leo Niebling's home. Deputy Frank Wells urged Junior O U A M members to secure tickets for the May 10 Cleveland banquet.
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St. Agnes
J. Webber
Pedro
Corrine Crandall
George Kiser
Leo Niebling
School Street
Frank Wells
Cleveland
Entertainment After Marshall Chapter Meeting
After the Marshall chapter regular session this evening an entertainment program for Master Masons and families is planned. It includes wildlife films and caring for young, a lantern slide lecture on Europe by W. L. Vaughn, plus song and dance acts readings and music.
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Marshall Chapter
Master Masons
Europe
W. L. Vaughn
Autopsy Planned for John Cheek 69 in Springfield
An autopsy was scheduled today on John Cheek aged 69 to determine cause of death after he was found unconscious Monday and died last night in a Springfield hospital without regaining consciousness.
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Springfield
John Cheek
Ohio News In Brief Highlights Local, State Events
Frederick O Bostwick 47 supervisor at London prison farm and ex Ohio Pen guard shot himself at his South Charleston area farm. He earlier served as a Circleville police officer. Urbana hosts 33 posts from six counties to the 3 Ohio American Legion District spring conference with a 75 piece band from Xenia's Soldiers & Sailors Orphans Home. City Clay Products strike of 75 workers. Columbus names Dr Emmerich Von Hamm New Orleans pathologist to head Ohio State College of Medicine pathology department starting July 1 after six years at LSU. New Phila ends Belmont Stamping and Enameling strike begun March 29 with 12 12 percent raise and union recognition for 350 workers.
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Springfield
Frederick O. Bostwick
London Prison Farm
Ohio
South Charleston
Circleville
Urbana
Clark
Miami
Prebie
Drake
Greene
Montgomery
Champaign
Ohio American Legion District
Ohio Soldiers & Sailors Orphans’ Home
Xenia
Columbus
Emmerich von Hamm
New Orleans
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Louisiana State University
New Philadelphia
Belmont Stamping and Enameling
Reichert to Meet Union, Company Officials Over Local Strike
Thomas M. Reichert of the U S Labor Department will confer next Tuesday with union representatives and Ludowici Celadon Co officials to settle a strike that affects 390 employees at the roofing tile plant in New Lexington. He will assist in negotiations at the Junction.
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New Lexington
Thomas M. Reichert
U. S. Labor Department
Ludowici Celadon Co
Ward reports car entry on Huron Street theft of radio
A. S. Ward of 131 Huron street told police his car was entered while parked in a vacant lot near his home. A 6-ture Motorola radio valued at $60 was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Ward
Huron Street
Pl Otelling
Ward
Grafton ordinance tied to $2000 overcharge refund claim
An appellate court heard that Grafton’s electric franchise ordinance aimed to conceal a $2,000 refund overcharge by the Cleveland Power and Light Co. Defendants claimed a $5,737 verdict stemmed from savings and a $2,000 refund, tied to terms of a new rate agreement.
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Grafton
Reserve Power and Light Company
Herschel G. Holland
Cleveland
Roy Vandemark
Elyria
Frederick G. Robinson
Holland
Vandemark
Robinson
Mont Village
Harriett Stroemple Granted Divorce From Joseph Stroemple
Judge Guy B. Findley grants Harriett Stroemple a divorce from Cleveland husband Joseph L. Stroemple on grounds of gross neglect.
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Harriett Stroemple
Joseph L. Stroemple
Cleveland
Guy B. Findley
Feker Partition Suit Dismissed in Common Pleas Court
Julia Feker’s partition suit was dismissed in common pleas court today, ending the action without further proceedings. The decision closes the case with no recovery for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Feker
Common Pleas Court
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Harold
Corbin
Litchfield
A. T. Erickson
Jamestown
New York
Lodi, Sullivan and
St. Agnes Circle
Ragarts
Day
Plan Entertainment
Ohio News
United Press
City Clay Products Co
Murbach Coal
Lorain County Home
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Swagger
Marquisette Chiffon
Mousseline de Soir
Alsat
Coats
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