Embargo Impacts Diamonds and Venice Noted Features
In spite of the embargo, diamonds pow owned in the United States are valued at four dollars. Venice has 660 canals and bridges.
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United States
Venice
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1929
Page
8
Betty Learns Grace Through Dance After Debasing Stage
Betty Brown, dissatisfied with her looks, studies dance to gain grace. At a high school recital in a hotel ballroom she watches solo and group numbers, noting lavish costumes and risqué routines. A pivotal pantomime and an Oriental dance shock her, while Lois and a neighbor boy spark tension and curiosity.
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Betty Brown
Lois
George Harris
Betty
Pup
Potts
Law
Les
Mall
Fetty
Netty
Nurmoer
Creed
Betts
Leah
Sam
Sether
Cemeteries, Visits, and Neighbors in Vincent District
In Vincent on February 2 Mrs. Ryan of Cleveland visited daughter Mrs. E A Cooper and family. Hazel Ross and Miss Florence McCarty spent Sunday evening together. Mrs J Wilson visited daughter Florence in Detroit for several weeks. Families from Middle Town Ohio and Detroit arrived for the death of J A Mariett, with visiting relatives Charles and Cirl Hupp of Cleveland. Several locals hosted or visited over the weekend including Mr Baldwin of Ashland and Tul lv y Baldwin, Mr and Mrs W Taft, Mrs Rose Sechrist, and Mr and Mrs VE Chambers. Geraldie and Gerald Ghrikhe remain home with measles. Mrs Peter Martin of North Rudge recently visited. Harry and Beth Jackson back to school after illness. Thomas Stinebring retired home after a visit with Clifford Stinebring of Buffalo. Mrs Rathrsn Vinlan and Mrs Walter McMillin attended a social event Monday evening. Drive Out to Battery Ignition Generator and Starter Service Claud e Terry 109 W Near the Gray Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mariett
Charles
Cirl Hupp
Cleveland
FE. A. Cooper
Mr. Baldwin
Ashland
Little Geraldie
Gerald Ghrikhe
Peter Martin
North Rudge
Harry
Beth Jackson
Thomas Stinebring
Hioosen
Clifford Stinebring
Buffai
Rathrsn
Vinlan
Walter McMillin
Kroll
Lorain
Local Society Notes From Elyria Area Events
Mrs. Madge Pisley of Elyria visited Mrs. W W Marlett Tuesday evening. Several locals attended gatherings at Ayr, Luraln, and Ada including entertainment at Loraln and a tabernacle meeting. Edward Smaith improved after school injury. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Cook Mr Chris Ackerman and daughters Alma and Emma Mrs Harvey Lewis and Division Three. A tureen dinner and L B S meeting are noted with multiple visitors from Oberlin Toledo Fields Akron and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Pisley
Elyria
W. W. Marlett
Catherine Champers
Mar
Wilson
Rosalind Lewis
Pearl Ross
Maurles McIntire
Tabernacle Meeting
John Cook
Loraln
B. F. Jackson
HW. W. Jackson
Park Johnson
Eagles
Lurain
Mrs. McMillan
Mrs. Lewis
Tanernacle
Harvey Lewis
Hazel Ross
Ruth Cooper
Pie social and meetings in Ridgeville community
Ridgeville notes show the PTA hosting a pie social at the school auditorium on February 3 eight o'clock Friday evening. The next Grange meeting is February 12 Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. W. Evans and Annie Catherine visited Cleveland Wednesday. A ladies and mens athletic meeting is planned for Monday evening. The LBS met Wednesday with large attendance and plans to divide the so-
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Ridgeville
Pr. T. A
School Auditorum
Nxt Grange
M. W. Evans
Anni Catherine
Cleveland
L. B.S
Americana course on the United States at Frankfort University
A new series of 11 weekly lectures in Frankfort on the Main examines the political, economic, and cultural problems of the United States. Lecturers include former ministers, editors, and under-secretaries of state, many with firsthand Western Hemisphere experience.
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Germany
Frankport-On-Main
United States
University of Frankfort
America
Western Hemisphere
Peter Reinhold E
Carl Bergmann
Emil Dovi
Berlin Journalism Institute Rector Charged with Plagiarism
A report notes allegations against Friedrich Dessauer, a member of the Reich and head at the Berlin Institute of Journalism. The item outlines charges of plagiarism linked to his writings during the period of the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat
Berlin Institute of Journalism
Reichplag
Friedrich Dessaue
Radio Embargo Eased Lets Radio Sets Enter Legally
The Nankin government ends years of import embargo on radio materials. Radio sets may now be brought in legally, and thousands of sets have appeared after the embargo was lifted.
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Peping
Nankin
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Dad Wilford
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Myron Keller
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L. Schaber
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George Ammons
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