North Olmsted Labor Day Homecoming Planned
North Olmsted prepares its first homecoming in years on Labor Day September 5 at North Olmsted Park. The event is organized by three local churches Universalist, Cla gue Road, and Congregational. Afternoon events include a 1:30 ball game 4:30 performances and a community band concert. The Mt Zion Colored Men’s Chorus scheduled, with former Cleveland City Manager W R Hopkins as guest. Dinner at 6:00 p.m.
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North Olmsted
Universalist
Clague Road
Congregational Church
North Olmsted Park
North Olmsted Community Band
Mt. Zion Colored Men’s Chorus
W. R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Hundreds Of Elyrians Attend Consecration Of Bishop McFadden
Lorain County Catholics will caravan 500 cars to Cleveland for the public reception and the consecration of auxiliary bishop elect James A. McFadden at St. John's Cathedral. Over 15,000 tickets are reserved for out of town delegations. former residents of North Olmsted receive invitations. Notables include Newton D. Baker and Mayor Ray T. Miller. The ceremony, to honor Bishop Schrembs and the new bishop, limits attendance at the cathedral to local clergy and relatives. a luncheon at the Cleveland Hotel follows.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
James A. McFadden
McFadden
St. John's Cathedral
Holy Name Society
Lorain Deanery
Greater Cleveland
Michael Scanlon
Kathryn Tambly
Newton D. Baker
Ray T. Miller
Charles EH. Adams
Cleveland Community Fund
Eugene Quigley
Catholic Charities
William J. Bushea
Cleveland Diocean National Council of Catholic Women
Schrembs
Joseph Schrembs
John T. Mc Nicholas
Cincinnati
John Gregory Murray
St. Paul
Cleveland Hotel
St. Agnes Parish
Elyria
Parsons Receives Priestley Medal in Chemistry
Dr. Charles Lathrop Parsons of Washington DC is honored with the Priestley Medal for distinguished services to chemistry. The award was presented at the American Chemical Society meeting in Denver Colorado.
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Charles Lathrop Parsons
Washington, D. C
United States
Priestley Medal
American Chemical Society
Society
Denver
Colorado
Nature Played A Mean Prank On Sea Gulls
San Francisco ferry conductor Ed Spelman has spent a decade studying why sea gulls appear to suffer fallen arches. He notes gulls lack knees to absorb shock and rely on foot arches and heel pads that wear, causing discomfort as they search for a place to sit. Commuters aboard the bay discuss the issue during trips.
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San Francisco
Ed Spellman
Spellman
San Francisco Bay
Spelman
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