Golden Anniversary Picnic Celebrated at Day Home West Erie
The Day Family group marked the fiftieth August picnic at George Day’s Romie on West Erie Street Lorain on August 12. Hubert Day turned eighty with a large birthday cake as Will Day and Lee Day recalled early members. A chicken pie dinner followed an history by decades and a humorous playlet. Invites were sent to meet again next year.
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West Erie
Monaue
Lorain
Watin
Root
Burrell
Garld
Aufeust
Hubert Day
Will
Lee’ Day
Asaph Jones
George Cuddeback
May Day
Sunday School Picnic At United Presbyterian Church
The annual Sunday School and congregational picnic was held yesterday at Cascade Park with a six o'clock picnic supper for sixty attendees. After supper a program of park sports followed with multiple department races and prizes awarded to numerous children and adults.
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United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Ruth Blanvelt
Nell Dennis
Audrey Merform
Doris Stockdale
Anna Margaret Long
Charline Bady
Tuth Lore
Donald Bady
Haro Horace
Harold Horace
T. F. Seli
Women's Benefit Association of Maccabres
Wurst Hall
Passport denied to American woman under Italian law
The article notes a woman born in America to naturalized Italian parents was denied an American passport. She married an attorney who held only early citizenship papers, making her an Italian citizen under the law. Her status is tied to her husband and his citizenship.
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Chevostergi
America
Italac
Cheasiersi
Local Notables Travel and Birth Announcements Parade in City
Dorothy Wilcox of Lewis Mercantile visits New York on a buying trip while Dravid Al Want of 238 Was say Terrace also travels for business. Families from Sandy to Erie share visits, births, and relocations including a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins. Michigan trips, motor tours, and a Kiwanians Club luncheon featuring H A Fountain discuss budget finance in business.
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Dorothy Wilcox
Lewis Mercantile Company
New York City
Dravid al
Wassay Terrace
New York
Howard Wendell
Lake, Michigan
Feinfley Andrews
Princeson
Michigan State
Normal College
Ypsilanti, Mich
Cramer
Erie
Frank Ub
Steger
Passadena
Birs
Leon Underhill
Sttrafield
Gell Avenue
Herbert Edwards
Gates Avenue
Memorial Hospital
William Hopkins
South Olive Street
Harold Wise
J. E. Wise
Sarmuel Street
Auburn
N. Y
Jefferson Theater
Keith
Katherine Heal
Sh Man Beal
West Bridge Street
G. H. Huntjet
Ruth
Esther
Cleveland
Ithaca
H. A. Fountain
Ohio Public Service Company
Kiwans Club
Max Goldstein
R. W. McWilliams
Lavaye Women Lead Battle Over Post Office Closure
Jane Snodgrass Johnson of Lavaye Wyoming defies oil interests to defend the town’s post office. She lobbies Washington as pressure from a company prompts arrests and mail service cuts. Interior Department says time given to justify Lavaye’s necessity. Countrywide passport denial follows for a Cleveland Heights woman.
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Jane Snodgrass Johnson
Lavaye
Wyo
Jeanne d’ Arc
Savaye
Miss Johnson
Washington
Department of the Interior
Oil Company
Lavoya
Harris Former Brownhelmite Dies in Gallipolis
Harris age 24 son of Mrs Sarah Harris and the late Brownhelmite family died at a Gallipolis hospital after an epileptic illness. Survived by his mother and sisters Mable, Mrrtte, and Elyria with Mrs. Hares tin of Amherst. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Greir Preesent
Gryrcon
Janevis
Laury
Ars. Robeery
Basil
Tuucheen
C. EL Healines
Wins City
Avraham Lincoln
America
Aenas Hoople
Wrank
Andrew Main
Moo
H.C. Terwoord
Maarjan
Herman
William
Andrew Leber
Amm
Tita
Greene
Francis Walter Siebert
Elsie Kloet
Aluss Hupene VeMaree
Cleveland
Auit
Algo
Ylinschneider
L. K. Robins
Lakewood
Willian Johnson
C. EL Wolnes
Elyria
Leon Lehman
Belden
Rothgery
Haurey
Grafton
Shani
W. Rankin
Robert Rankin
Ashlan
Marothy Shank
Dundee
Mich
Rankin
John Shenk
Ashlang
Ashland High School
Mr. Rankin
B.D. Rankin
Princeton Avenue
Ely
Amherst
Harris
Sarah Harris
Brownhelm
the &Pital
Gallipolis
O. H. Baker
Mable
Harestin
Amherst News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Robert Matson, seven, severed injury after a machine knocked him from his horse along the road in Amherst. Grange meeting closed with lunch and picnic plans for Hickory Tree grounds on August 16. Funeral rites for Mrs. Lucy Ormsby were conducted with George Hoffman among pallbearers. burial at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. Junior League social at St Peter’s Evangelical Church featured devotional and games under Mrs. Ebbe’s guidance.
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Thei
Schunrl Woods
Aug. l
Lucy Ormsby
George Hoffman
Banker &Howt
Katharine Merch
Ot Elyria
Jaenh Bane ‘Peng
Jesus
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Satin backed crepe gown with straight lines
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Velvet Evening Cape Delivers Lively Trimmed Style
A note of fashion and social life highlights Velvet Evening Cape with vivid trimming. The piece mentions individuals such as Miss Makepeace and Mrs Wesvache hosting events in Cleveland, Oberlin, and Cleveland Avenue while relatives travel from Wooster to Detroit.
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Wim
Flaming
Troots
Ailor Ladi
Cleve
Maurie Strohmeier
Jon Strohmeier
Washington
Cleveland
Wes Eld
Miss Makepeace
Joseph Wesvache
Neudarech
Lucile Cif
Oberlin
Laiff
Cleveland Avenue
A. J. Rice
Varl Urine
Wooster
Natherine Merthe
Elgirfa
Anthorst
O. Dutisch
Roy
Rey
FE. J. Spell
Harry Williams
Myrtle
Detroit
Clarence Bloch
So, Amfierst
Amlergt Hospital
Clarence Mauer
Vermilion
Edward Everetta
H. Martin
Mary Ann
Connea
Happy people spread benefits through cheerful acts
The passage argues gratitude requires sacrifice and pain, citing Louta Bierenson and Stevenson. It praises happiness as a duty and a social boon, noting a cheerful boy inspiring generosity and calling a happy person a beacon of good will that lights others.
Useless Work and the Hope in Worthy Labor
William Morris argues that most work is useless and condemns such toil as a burden. He distinguishes two kinds of labor, one with hope and value, the other a curse without hope, urging that true work must promise rest, productive output, and pleasure in the act.
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William Morris
What is a strong-willed man according to James
The strong willed man is one who hears the still small voice and, despite enticing images, steadfastly keeps the wise action before his mind. He must master his thoughts, repel conflicting images, and sustain attention until the desired aim takes hold and changes both consciousness and action.
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William James
James
Eve Jong
Movieland Notes on Keaton Family and Godparents
Public notes recount Buster Keaton with two sons Joe and Bobby with kittens drowning except one kept for the mother cat. The tale moves to a christening where Aunty Constance Talmadge and Willie Collier Jr. serve as godparents. Little Joe cries upon water exclaiming he wants to be saved as Rod LaRocque and Monte Blue are mentioned.
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Buster Keaton
Buster
Little Joe
Bobby
Keaton
Lttle Joe
Jta Fondle
Constance Talmadge
Willie Collier, Jr
Forbidden Paradise Leads with Negri at Paramount
The film stars Pola Negri in the leading role with an opposite cast member in Forbidden Paradise. Ernet Lu hitsch, borrowed from Warner Brothers, handles the directing duties.
Cake caper and town tale from a curious visit
Uncle Jack visits Billy's family and a chocolate cake causes a stir as a top layer is removed. A roadside incident with a boy and a cart of broken stones leads to questions of weight and help. A professor muses on radium making life in sterilized bouillon, prompting curious dialogue about beef tea.
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Uncle Jack
Billy
LaPorte Ladies Aid to Serve Supper at Church Basement
LaPorte Ladies Aid Society will host a church supper in the church basement from 6 until all are served. Proceeds support the society’s community activities.
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LaPorte Ladies’ Aid Society
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