Annual Ohio Rural Women's Tour October 1 5
The Ohio Rural Women's Tour will run October 1 to 5 with stops in Cleveland Niagara Falls and Boston. Miss Frances Eckert says last year 200 women joined a similar trip to New York City. The Boston segment is an escorted all expense tour costing about forty dollars from northern Ohio. Participants meet in Cleveland then ride to Niagara Falls for an overnight stop and proceed to Boston for two full days of historic site visits before returning. Miss Eckert offers full information to interested women.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Boston
Frances Eckert
New York City
Miss Eckert
Workhouse of Bay off Cleveland Case Brief
Theodore Regan, facing a speeding charge in traffic court, sought three days off work to avoid losing his job at his employer’s workhouse in Bay off Cleveland. Judge Julius Kovachy advised Regan to request one day off from his employer, and the request was granted.
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Workhouse OF
Bay
Cleveland
Theodore Regan
Regan
Julius Kovachy
Pains In My Back Quick To Leave Says Local Lady
Mrs Margaret Carlson of 711 W Broad 51 reports relief from chronic constipation after using WORLD'S TONIC. She describes prior suffering including back and shoulder pains, heartburn, sleepless nights, fatigue, and skin dullness. She credits the tonic for improved digestion, appetite, energy, and skin, urging others to try it and consult local drug stores.
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Margaret Carlson
Broad
TONIC
Philips Drug Store
Worlds Tonic
Phillips, Standard and Muir's
Roosevelt’s primary manipulation of public opinion
Boake Carter reports on President Roosevelt’s justification for entering primaries as reading a friendly editorial. The piece argues the claim that primaries shape the next Congress rests on party head power, with critics like Tydings and George accused of opposing New Deal policies. It concludes voters deserve free ballots and real representation, not coercive leadership.
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Carter
Democrac Pary
Roosevelt
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Mr Roosevelt
Charlie McCanthys
White House
Eddie Bergen
Roosevel
Herbert Hoover
Tydings
O'Connor
George
Michaelson
Wellington Fair to Feature Bug Bingo Elephant Arrival
A large Wellington crowd plans to watch Mayor E R Lehman and Fair board president Wills Hines ride in to the town hall atop a Bug Bingo elephant. The noon ceremony on August 23 marks the final fair day with an invitation extended to Lehman for the event. The Hebron Bible Conference at First Baptist Wellington drew about forty attendees from district churches. Reverend Frank Eastwood Medina and Reverend John H Green led sessions with Reverend Wesley F Dissette also present.
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Wellington
E R Lehman
Wills Hines
Fair Board
Hines
Lehman
First Baptist Church of
Hebron
83rd Far Fair at Wellington with large stock display
Cora M Shepard reports on the 83rd Farr fair events. Overflows at the stock grounds prompt tent housing for animals. Poultry judging by N Culler and cattle judging by F M Salisbury with premiums totaling 398 dollars. Townsend club meets. 4-H fair features many entries and department heads include I Hummel and F Eckert.
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N Culler
Sycamore
Ohio
Clntan G Battles of
Here
Asyrshire
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
F M Salisbury
Ohio State University
E L Pierce
L M Betts
Penfield
Jay Palmer
Agricultural Department
83Rd Farr
Ed McConnell
B Everson
A J Sweet
Orchard county fair items and local notices in Rochester area
Ribbons and grades will be awarded during the hive stock show. YOUE exhibits in halls include clothing, food and flowers with awards. Personal notes list A G Fisher and family of Wellington, Mrs George E Robishaw visiting, calls on grandparents in Barker Street, and Elyria entries. Entre Nous club outings include luncheon in Gavitt tea room and bridge in Gibsonburg. high bridge score to Kathryn Murray and Mrs W L Wadsworth. Fishing trip planned to Elk Lake Michigan. Grace Lutheran picnic at Wellington Fair Grounds. Langdon reunion elected Charles Willard vice president. School buses being prepared for September, with NYA roadside park project approved for Wellington Oberlin, and Westlake Park development on Route 18.
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A. G. Fisher
H. H Fisher
Wellington
George E Robishaw
Ashtabula
Rochester
Charles Aldrich
Little Son
Clay Smith
Elyria
William Body
Barker Street
Gus Martin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Andrews
Gubsonsburg
Gavitt
Fremont
Andrews
Gibsonburg
Elsa Falls
Chagrin Falls
Clair Eyman
Cleveland
Robert Burnham
Here
Kathryn Murray
W. L. Wadsworth
Langdon
Brighton
Franklin Jones Motor Company
B Jones
Avon Lake Office Force Meet at Horn Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Horn hosted the Ohio Bell Telephone Co Cleveland office force at their Avon Lake home on Thursday evening. About thirty employees attended the gathering for the social occasion.
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Avon Lake
Carl Horn
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Avon Lake school set to open with new industrial arts
Final plans for Avon Lake school opening on September 6 detail a readiness to house more than four hundred students. New Industrial Arts and Home Economics courses will be added. Principal J I King leads a full faculty with Karl Dryer joining to teach Industrial Arts. Other staff across grades and subjects listed. Brief social notes mention several recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pedersen.
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Avon Lake School
Pricipal
Karl Dryer
Brownhelm School
Dryer
Bowling Green State University
Ohio State University
Edith Diedrich
Agnes Westrick
Hazel Richards
Social Roundup of Local Travelers and Guests
Miss Humes of Augusta Georgia and Jim Cavan of Atlanta Georgia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horn. Katherine and Jim Taylor visited at Willo-Way with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whale. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laldlaw and daughters toured Texas. Mrs. Hugh Kane hosted the Afternoon Contract Club with luncheon at one. Prizes went to Mrs. A Busby and Mrs. Eugene Hermann. Special guest Mrs. Loew attended. In two weeks they will meet Mrs. Hermann and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and daughter of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Julia Bloomfield and Ralph of New York spent several days in town with friends.
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Cleveland
Melen Oakenberg
Bucyrus
Dorothy Humes
Augusta
Georgia
Jim Cavan
Atlanta
Carl Horn
Katherine
Jim Taylor
Roy Whale
Will-o-Way
Jack Laldlaw
Texas
Hugh Kane
A. Busby
Eugene Hermann
Loew
Mra Hermann
Don Smith
Pennsylvania
Howard French
Julia Bloomfield
Ralph
New York
Dopey Potato Duplicate In Snow White Tale
Santa Rosa reports farmer D Black plants seven hills of Nettled Gen potatoes near the time Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was filmed. He claims one potato dug from a hill closely resembles the character Dopey with four inch height, large ears, bulbous nose, twinkling eyes and vacant smile.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
D. Black
Concrete bridges to replace Rakaa River wooden crossing
Twin reinforced concrete bridges spanning one and three quarter miles will replace the current wooden bridge carrying road and railway traffic over the Rakaa River near Christchurch New Zealand.
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Rakaa River
Christchurch
New Zealand
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