Bricks’ long time puzzle solved by Ohio State professor
Professor Joe Exserhart of Ohio State University’s engineering experiment station reports a breakthrough in the 30 year problem of heat resistant brick made from flint clay in Ohio and nearby states. The new solution addresses the destructible behavior observed during manufacture and usage, reducing costly issues for blast furnace operations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Exserhart
Ohio State University
Engineering Experiment Station
Grinding clay to solve brick expansion problem
Prof Everhart demonstrates that fine grinding of fire clay reduces lamination and carbon-rich layers that cause swelling between 2100 and 2500 degrees Fahrenheit. By breaking these layers, the brick shrinkage becomes more uniform and reduces defects, improving the quality of refractory bricks used by Olfo and other states.
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Everhart
Olfo
Serandals
Grafton Quilt Club Meets at Eunice Johnson Home
The Knot A Thread Quilt Club gathered in La Grange hosted by Mrs Eunice Johnson with needlework and a cafeteria dinner. Members included Mrs Mabel Bowman Mrs Jatine Sooy Allan Wre Ida Button Mrs Mary Aldrich Esther Pfeiffer Estella Aldrich of Grafton Estella Sprague of Oberlin and others. Members and guests shared conversations and a August 19 meeting plan with relatives and friends noted in a rural community social record.
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Quilt Club
Grafton
Eunice Johnson
la Grange
Mabel Bowman
Jatine Sooy
Allan
Ida Button
Mary Aldrich
Esther Pfeiffer
Melvin
Donn
Esther Wolf
Fark
Estella Aldrich
Ella Sprague
Oberlin
Alte Pitts
Robert
Myers and Oswalds Host Reunion at Leste Home
Mr and Mrs George Myers and Mrs Claxton along with Mr and Mrs Allan attended the Myers reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs Oswald Myers in Leste on Sunday.
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George Myers
Claxton Soov
Sor Allan
Myers
Wie
Oswald Myers
Leste
Beulah Beach Hosts Fiftieth Christian Missionary Alliance Convention
Mes Roy Lang and daughter GLuelle with Mrs PH Rogers attended the fiftieth convention at Beulah Beach spending Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J D Mennell and Win A L Wise drove to Michigan on Friday visiting Mr and Mrs Lewis Tibdudeau. Vre Etta brick demonstrates under heat as a good brick. Hie believes use of his therms will let manufacturers eliminate bricks that warp or shrink unevenly.
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Atifnd
Roy Lang
Gluelle
PH Rogers
Beulah Beach
The
Christian Missionary Alliance
Local families visit and motor trip details
Mr and Mrs E H Rothe and family of Henrietta plus Mr and Mrs H F Stroth of Cleveland and Mrs John Koepke were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J D Obitt. Mr Stroth had spent two weeks at the Obitts. Mr and Mrs B T Newbett with Mr and Mrs Edwin Johnson of Ridgevale accompanied a motor trip south from Monday until Thursday visiting Lexington Kentucky and returning via Burkettsville and Davenport.
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E H Rothe
Henrietta
H F Stroth
Cleveland
John Koepke
Wis
J D Obitt
Stroth
Obitts
T. Newbett
Dwin Johnson
Ridgevale
Lexington Kentucky
Burkettsvide and
Dambaught O
Cleveland visitors and local greetings noted in Elyria
Mr and Mrs C E Lehman of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs H B Beiden Monday evening. Miss Lucille Lang returned to Memorial Hospital in Elyria Monday after three weeks with her parents. Mrs Frances Schriver stayed with her sister Mrs Gilbert Diedrich in Elyria Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Charien Geet and two daughters Mother and Julia Ruth spent Sunday at Prosser cottage Vermilion on the Lake.
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A B Pfeiffer
Emerson
Louisa
Cleveland
Gieno Strickland
Bertha Klinect
Henry Droege
Harry Peachey
Belden
Wis
Mildred Summerton
Lodi
Clyde Giawand
Litchfield
Mis
Clay
Enman
Verlion
C .E. Lehman
Beiden
Lucille Lang
Memorial Hospital
Elysia
Frances Schriver
Gilbert Diedrich
Elyria
Mra Charien Geet
Mother
Julia Ruth
Prosser
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
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Auto Service
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Great Shoe Manufacturing Company
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A. M. Brenner
Broad Street
Arch Shoes
Smart Styligg
Brenner’s Thrift Shoe
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