Engineers Plan Building Novel Plane at Berkeley
Dr. John E. Younger and S. H. Capelis unveil a new all metal low wing monoplane of the monocoupe box type at Berkeley. The 12 passenger prototype under construction in El Cerrito aims for 230 mph tests at Oakland airport in September with future plans for 50 to 100 seat high speed transports and all four engines. An icebox keeps rivets pliable in 10F refrigeration and a sand pile aids wing testing as part of the safety focused design.
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Berkeley
Cal
Pacific Coast’ Aeronautics
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
John E. Younger
University of California
S. H. Capelis
Capelis
Younger
el Cerrito
Oakland
Dr. Younger
Ladies Society Meets at Community Church Reunion Attended
Pittsfield Aug 1 The Ladies Society met at the Community church Thursday afternoon with 20 attending including Mrs William Smith of Oberlin One out of town guest The meeting featured refreshments of ice cream cake and wafers The Brown and Temms families plus Searles and others attended the Searles reunion at Camden Over 100 guests were served and the day was enjoyed Also brief notes mention Miss Ella Reisinger Eaton and Miss Frances Brandt visiting Mrs Whitney and the Whitneys in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Iadies
Commonity Church
William Smith
Oberlin
M. T. Brown
Esther
Mabel
Lois
Lawrence Temms
Carrie Temms
Aubrey Searles
Searles
Harvey Searles
Camden
Ella Reisinger
Eaton
Frances Brandt
Arthur Whitney
Charles
EMTONA Health Tonic Restores Pep and Life
EMTONA is advertised as a health giving tonic that ends sluggish bowels and indigestion distress. It claims medical approval, no danger from dope, and restoration of health and happiness with renewed pep and enjoyment of life. Available from all druggists and Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir's
Cut Rate
Broad Street
Pickworth Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Thursday events feature Mrs A W Davidson and daughter hosting, Florence Worcester of Camden visiting LeRoy Lounsbrough family, Edwin and Marc Bartlett returning from North Russia to their aunt Alma Bartlett, Jane Hostettler turning ten with a party, and many locals at the Wellington Opera House benefit with Pie Plant Pete. Cleveland trips include LeRoy Lounsbrough's business outing and W H Green family visiting from Cleveland. Bay Village visitors, Harry Hayes and family, spend time with William Hayes and sister Kuhl.
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Wellington Opera Houses
Pete
WTAM
W. H. Green
Cleveland
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Harry Hayes
Bay Village
William Hayes
Kuhl
Henrietta 4-H Club Meets in July at School
Henrietta notes show the i- H Clover Club met July 26 at the school with sixteen members and two visitors from Oberlin and Cleveland. Demonstrations by Madge Currier Viola Wasem and Marjory Kendigh and a piano solo by Doris Portman highlighted the program. Mothers and friends invited to the next meeting August 2 with a short program. Several local residents visited or were guests at nearby homes and farms during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Esther Mann
Oberlin
Martha Portman
Cleveland
Madge Currier
Viola Wasem
Marjory Kendeigh
Doris Portman
Diary Notes From New York City Social Scene
A brisk stroll through New York's social world features lunches with Morley and a parade of celebrities including Vera Michelena Elissa Landi and C G Norris. The piece moves through theatres, world building glow, fashion, gossip about best dressed lists and a comic taxi exchange, ending with a copyright note from 1932.
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New York
Ebony
Lenox
Christopher Morley
Lamb
John Horgan
Vera Michelena
Elissa Landi
C. G. Norris
Rialto
Francis H. Sisgon
Edward Doherty
Isabel Leighton
May Christie
45Th Street
Local Family Notes Visit From Cleveland Relative
Reading fragments show Leon Manes of Elyria visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Manes in Cleveland area relatives. The clipping mentions recent guest status and family connections.
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Cleveland
Leon Manes
Hlyria
Chas. Manes
Ladies Society meeting and lake vacation notice
Penfield August 1 The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs F E Kellogg on Thursday afternoon August 4 Everyone welcome A circle will furnish her lunch Misses Grace Kleinhaus Maxine Hopkins Dorothy Sooy Mary Underhill Frances and Dorothy Biggs Amy Bradstock Sylvia Jackson left Saturday for a week's outing at Vermilion Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kleinhaus
Maxine Hopkins
Dorothy Sooy
Mary Underhill
Frances
Dorothy Biggs
Amy Bradstock
Sylvia Jackson
Vermilion-or- the-Lake
Clinton De Fields Celebrates Twentieth Birthday
The twentieth birthday of Clinton De Fields was celebrated on July 24 by many friends. Music and games followed by wafers, cakes, and lemonade served by the host’s father. Guests included Paul and Dorothy Stone, Lillian Knipper, Ina Lady and Richard Derricklue from Oberlin, Robert Schmidt Elyria, Florence Rader Grafton, Nelson Gross, Betty Flannery and Wayne Turner from Litchfield, June De Russy Cleveland, Pearl Smith, Hilda Mason, Lucile Kregg, Mary Burge Wellington, Charles Smith, Ralph and Norma Yates, Clement Reinder, James and Geraldine Buckingham LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton de Fields
Press
Paul
Dorothy Stone
Lillian Knipper
Ina Lady
Richard Derricklue
Oberlin
Robert Schmidt
Elyria
Florence Rader
Grafton
Nelson Gross
Betty Flannery
Wayne Turner
Litchfield
June DeRussy
Cleveland
Pearl Smith
Hilda Mason
Lucile Kregg
Mary Burge
Wellington
Charles Smith
Ralph
Norma Yates
Clement Reinder
James
Geraldine Buckingham
LaGrange
Ladies Society Hosts Evening At M E Church
Mrs Florence Squire led the Ladies Society of the M E church in a July 27 gathering at a member's home with strong attendance and social time. Guests included Mrs J B Eglin and Mrs Sophia Branson. Refreshments were provided by multiple hosts. Visitors from Grafton and Belden joined the birthday celebration for Mrs Sooy, while others from Marsailles and Chicago visited or stayed for gatherings with local families. The Lewis Jones family and Donald Burke attended a 4 H Call Club meeting at John McConnell's in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Squire
Ladies’ Society of the
M.E. Church
J. B. Eglin
Sophia Branson
Homer Sooy
Lafyrence Betts
Park
Underhill
Myron Sooy
Stoll Sooy
Grafton
Clayton Sooy
Belden
Harry Meyer
Henrietta
Ben Sooy
Sooy
Hrry Lyndon Jones
Marsailles
Donald Burke
Chicago
Lewis Jones
Burke
Jones
Edgar Jones
John McConnell
Wellington
Amherst Ladies Dime Society Plans Picnic
At the regular Ladies Dime Society meeting in the Congregational church parlors Amherst South Aug 1 a picnic was planned for two weeks hence on the regular society day after routine work and social time. Several members were served refreshments by Mrs Gleason and Mrs Bullock. No August meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Post 197. no delegate sent to Toledo for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Wm. Gleason
Wm. Bullock
M. Schubert
Frank Laraway
C. F. Fogel
Chas Bryant
Gobo Witt
Joanne
Harmon Mathas
Frances
O. Hansford
C. O. Stone
George Grayhill
Hilma Hunt
Barbara Baker
Margaret Shaw
American Legion Auxiliary
Toledo
Birmingham Ice Cream Social and Choir Practice Notes
Birmingham August 1 report covers the Ladies Aid Society ice cream social at the Dellifiera residence with large attendance and proceeds to aid funds. Also notes choir practices at German M E and Birmingham churches, with Miss Marjorie Howe directing a planned Sunday service number. Visitors Rev Roy Phillipp family, Mrs Myra Edgar, Howard Comstock, and Lester Edgar traveled to Chicago from Baker Montana, then to Elyria with brief local mentions.
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Birmingham
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Reform Church
Lewis Dellifiera
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Harland Schlecter
Birmingham Church
Marjorie Howe
Roy Phillipp
John
Baker
Montana
Caroline Howe
Chicago
Ilineis
Baker, Mont
Myra Edgar
Howard Comstock
Lester Edgar
Elyria
Barth
Frank Hitzman
Hay Fever Leaves After 20 Years
Reverend Bell of Winchester Virginia writes that in 1929 he suffered no hay fever or asthma after using Dr. Fugate's Hay Fever and Asthma Remedy. He previously endured severe symptoms in 1928 and notes 1930 was unknown to him. The Fugate Company offers free letters and a booklet about their discovery, Dept 8346, 1263 Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
W. Bell
Winchester
Bell
Fugate
Fugate Co
Meridian St
Ind
Household Hints Menu Breakfast Dinner Supper Cooking Tips
An economical warm weather menu from the US Department of Agriculture Home Economics Bureau outlines meals for five with items for breakfast lunch and supper. It includes hot cereal toast coffee milk for children and a dinner of French fried potatoes Harvard beets and squash plus rarebit on toast and fruit. The text provides practical kitchen instructions and recipes for Corn Chowder Plain Pie Crust and French Fried Potatoes with step by step preparation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Old Civil Suit Over Estate Is Finally Ended
Madison County circuit court settled the long running dispute over Mrs. T. B Terley’s will, begun in 1917. The estate, once valued between 12 000 and 30 000 dollars, was seized by the Alien Property Custodian after the 1914 entry of the United States into World War I. The agreement provides that 75 percent of the estate will go to Count Otto von Koenigsmarck, with heirs previously claiming.
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Edwardsville
Nl. W
Madison County
T. B Terley
Alton
Germany
Otto von Koenigsmarck
Koenigsmarck
Elyria Residents Visit and Shop on Thursday
Elyria residents and visitors spent Thursday with local families. Mr and Mrs T J Early hosted guests while Alfred Herman and family shopped in Elyria. Emma Dellifield and Harold Heywood were noted visitors, and Chester Hartel with the Heywood children joined the Mordoff family gathering.
Notable Testimony From Cross-Border Case In St Louis
The list of plaintiffs includes Charles F. Short and Mrs. Ruth Thomas of East St. Louis and Mrs. Kate Ray of St. Louis. During the trials a former Koenigsmarck household maid and a man who served as the count’s Velot in the German Army testified in the United States.
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Charles F. Short
Ruth Thomas
East St. Louis
Kate Ray
St. Louis
Koenigsmarck
United States
Paris Police Teach English by Electricity In Open Air
Paris Prefecture of Police launches an English language course for 200 pupils using an electric signboard classroom. The board holds eighty keyword pockets for multiple languages and colored lights cue memory. Students respond in unison as the device flashes translations, promising painless, lasting learning.
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Paris
How Skffit Of Athlete Is Acquired By Logan Clendening
The piece argues that athletic skill stems from intensive practice across sight, balance, and muscle, not merely strength. It cites billiards masters and figures like Harbert Spencer, notes eye sensitivity and contraction times, and compares training gains to race outcomes, ending with a wartime tax receipt analogy.
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Logan Clendening
Haris
Clenden
Harbert Spencer
Barna
Eymnaaia
Bayliss
Cannon
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Ridgeville
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Joseph Sweeney
Cleveland Heights
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Charles Cook
C. C. Sanders
Barbara Angersbach
Fred Bauman
Kathleen Currier
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George Broughton
Georges Graybill
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Ely- Tia
Ernest Bogart
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Mayor Walker
Phil Plant
Earl Benham
Otto Kahn
Russel Patterson
William Gaxton
Maxine Elliott
Guilia P. Morosini
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Morning World
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Shiek
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McNaught. Syndicate, Inc
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Pierre
E. H. Bird
F. E. Decker
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Wnew
Penean Wader
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