Farm courses start in Wellington on soil and machinery
Wellington February 5 and start of the first engineering course for Lorain county farmers under the extension service with Ohio State University. R D Bar den leads machinery work while Earl Jones directs soil fertility class at Spencer High School. Five weekly meetings. Committee includes Clarence Dickason Leonard Smith John Barber Joe Rapking and Frank Rowland. Delivery by Junior Grissinger.
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Wellington
Kelgrin Savings and Trust Directors
R. Db. Barden
Lorain County
Ohio State University
Spencer High School
Earl Jones
Clarence E. Dickason
Leonard Smith
Penfield
John Barber
Joe Rapking
Muntington
Frank Rowland
Rochester
Oklahoma City man claims to have sat on British throne
William Noble of Oklahoma City recounts a 1905 moment when he allegedly hopped onto the sacred throne in Westminster Abbey. Spectators gasped as tradition forbids such contact, Noble says King Edward laughed loudly upon hearing the tale.
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Oklahoma City
William Noble
Bey
Noble
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Elyria Red Cross forms disaster relief unit
The Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross plans a disaster relief organization ready to act immediately in local emergencies. The piece emphasizes preparedness to reduce delay, coordinate building use, and minimize confusion when disasters strike. It notes the program may never be used but stresses its importance.
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Elyria
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Strawberries in February Signal Mixed Market News
Reports from the South show Texas shipped 393 carloads of spinach and 33 carloads of tomatoes northward in the first week of the year while Florida sent 26 carloads of strawberries. Northward shipments included 746 earloads of grapefruit 389 carloads of citrus and 990 carloads of heads of lettuce. Vivid cold winds and near zero temperatures accompanied the year’s early fruit trade reflecting changing times for commoners.
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Texas
Florida
Disagreement Over Use of Airships in National Defense
Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson opposes fighter aircraft dominance for defense. The Navy science advisory board urges a continued airship program, arguing U.S. experience with dirigibles is not yet conclusive on their naval or commercial usefulness. The issue is technical, yet past airship ventures have been disastrous, with dirigibles offering greater load but planes compensating with speed and mobility.
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Secretary of the Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
Science Advisory Board
Hhe Advisory Board
United States
Unusual Qualification Chooses Police Chief by Fit
A small New York town faced naming a new police chief as a dozen applicants appeared before officials. To save $200, they chose the candidate who most closely fit the previous chief’s uniform, arguing retrenchment and practicality. The mayor implied the appointee should fill the shoes and the pants of the predecessor as well.
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New York State
Studying the Income Tax Blank and Procrastination
The piece warns taxpayers about delays in completing income tax forms due to perplexing questions and late deadlines. It urges reading daily articles on tax filing to avoid last minute rush and confusion while noting a closing joke about a heavyweight champion pretending not to be impressed by Joe Louis.
Father and son Hays share close bonds in New York life
New York Day by Day notes Will Hays and Will Hays Jr. enjoy daily letters and long distance chats, planning law study at Wabash, and hunting and theater trips during vacations. The 20-year-old son builds strength through swimming and boxing, with strong family resemblance and shared routines highlighting a rare father son understanding.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Will H. Hays, Jr
Wabash
Indiana College
Hays
Rudy Vallee a tireless showman amid constant social whirl
Rudy Vallee maintains astonishing stamina with radio duties and eight weekly appearances in White's revue while still attending multiple social events nightly after performances. He dines alone at various restaurants as autograph seekers interrupt meals, his smile sometimes strained by exhaustion. Jack Dempsey’s eyesight has endured a recent period of grave concern after head punches in his bouts with Gene Tunney.
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Rudy Vallee
Bata
White
Jack Dempsey
Gena Tunney
Notable anniversaries of historical figures
A compact list of birthdays and death dates for James Otis, Robert Peel, Johan Ludvig Runeberg, Ole B. Bull, Dwight L. Moody, Hiram Maxim, Lafayette Mendel and others. Includes birthplaces and death dates, reflecting 18th to 20th century figures in law, policing, poetry, music, evangelism, invention and science.
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James Otis
Boston
Barnstable
Mass
Flery Soul
Robert Peel
London
Johan Ludvig Runeberg
Findland
Ole B. Bull
Dwight Ll. Moody
Ira OD. Sankey
Amelia
England
Northfield
Hiram Stevens Maxim
Sangerville
Maine
Lafayette B. Mendel
Yale
Physiological Chemist and
Delhi
N. Y
New Haven
Provisions on Dependents Credits Under Revenue Act 1934
Taxpayers must prorate dependent credits and personal exemptions when status changes in the year. Fractional months under half a month are ignored. seven-twelfths rules apply for joint or separate returns. Head of family status pre-marriage pro rata shares. joint exemption cap remains 2000. Dependent credits for under 18 are similarly prorated. examples illustrate joint and separate filing outcomes with dates and amounts.
Notable Births and Honors of Public Figures
Judge Ewin J. Davis of Tennessee and Federal Trade Commissioner is noted as born in Bedford County, Tennessee, sixty years ago. Dr. Bayard Dodge, head of the American University at Beirut, born in New York City, forty eight years ago. Governor John C. RB Ehringhaus of North Carolina born in Elizabeth City four years ago. Aaron Sapiro of New York, lawyer, born in San Francisco sixty two years ago. Sir Arthur Keith, eminent British scientist, born seventy years ago. Michael Williams of New York is mentioned.
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Ewin J. Davis
Tenn
Bedford Co
Bayard Dodge
The
American University At
Beirut
Syria
New York City
John C. RB. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
N. C
Aaron Sapiro
San Francisco
Arthur Keith
Michael Williams
New York
Streamlined aerial luggage at Leipzig Fair
The newest air luggage combines strength and lightness with flexible corners that return to shape after rough use. Seamless construction allows compact stacking aloft, using zipper fasteners around the circumference instead of conventional locks. Exhibits at the Leipzig Fair feature leather or composite materials.
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Leipzig
Obituary Note on Com monweal Founder and Opera Leader
City and editor of the Com monweal born at Halifax Nova Scotia fifty nine years ago. Giulo Gatti Casazza of Italy longtime director of New York Met Opera born sixty seven years ago.
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City
the Commonweal
Halifax
N. 5
Giulo Gatti-Casazza
Italy
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Today’s Horoscope Sees Sensitive Yet Aspiring Disposition
A fanciful and sensitive reading notes an inharmonious streak with underlying fulfillment. It cites several preachers and writers born under these aspects, describing a simple unostentatious nature capable of great good and aspiration.
Kiwanis luncheon features local talent program
A Thursday noon Kiwanis gathering showcases local talent under Daniel Shepard supervision. Kings Daughters relief room opens Tuesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 for school children needing shoes and underwear, with a parent present.
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Kiwanis Club
Daniel Shepard
Kings Daughters Relief Room
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Death of John H Hogan Recalls Lorain Shipbuilding Ties
Miss Ruth Hogan, visiting relatives, learns of her father John H Hogan contractor and former American Shipbuilding Co official. He died at St Joseph's hospital Tuesday after a lingering illness. He resided at 214 Delaware Avenue Lorain.
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Ruth Hogan
John H. Hogan
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Co
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mete-N-Ete Club Meeting At Mrs Friend Home
Members of the Mete-N-Ete club gathered at Mrs. Charles Friend's home Monday evening with nine members present. The evening's activity was sewing and lunch was served at the close. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Charles Gibbins on Prospect Street.
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Congregational Woman’s Association
Missions Program
Harlan Dudley
Henry Ramser
Woman's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Leora Voxtheimer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
Wellington Farm Woman’s Club
Mae Callely
Lorain County
Cleveland
Herrick Auditorium
Federation of
Cooperatives
Clair Hill
Charles Friend
Charles Gibbins
Prospect Street
Wellington Sorosis Meeting Opens With History Review
Mig F W Jones hosted Wellington Sorosis members Tuesday afternoon as Edwards presented a review of the Early History of Wellington.
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Mig. F. W. Jones
Wellington
Edwards
Local residents and visitors noted in weekend notes
Mr and Mrs G B Warner of here and Mrs Charles Horr left this day for a Florida trip. Miss Janet Clisby and Miss Marion Foster of Delaware visited at Miss Clisby’s parents home with Mr and Mrs W W Clisby. Mrs W W Clisby is ill on South Main Street. Philip Bradstock a Western Reserve student was weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs J G Bradstock.
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G. B. Warner
Here
Charles Horr
Florida
Janet Clisby
Marion Foster
Delaware
Miss Clisby
W. W. Clisby
South Main Street
Philip Bradstock
Western Reserve
J. G. Bradstock
Temple O E S district day set for Wadsworth Friday
Sidney Stemple laid up with a fractured left elbow. Temple Chapter officers will attend the annual district day for Eastern Star lodges of the fourth district at Wadsworth. Beatrice Bradley will assist in ritual work. memorial service planned. Several local and visiting residents noted, including Nichols and Botsford kin and guests from Glasgow and Detroit.
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Sidney Stemple Tg
Temple Chapter O. E. S
Eastern Star
Fourth District
Wadsworth
Beatrice Bradley
Temple Chapter
Lynn Frary
Glasecow
Montana
Paul Nichols
Glascow
Nichols
William Botsford
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Botsford
Walter Peck
Nina Braun
Lorain
Frank Baker
Lawrence Baker
Robert of
Here
Milton Elliott
Rocky River
Alya Neidhardt
Spencer
Jessie Lindsley
Cleveland
C. D Gott
Gott
Frank Simonson
National Whirligig Nightly Briefing Slated
In this election year the National Whirligig promises behind the scenes insight. Readers are urged to start reading the paper regularly tonight for updates and analysis.
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Cora M. Shepard
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Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Joe Louis
IKVAT
Mik
Roger Bacon
United Feature Syndicate
Tee Tmkey U
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O. O. McIntyre
New
Armenonville
Bois
Tavernon-the-Green
Irwins
Will
Inez Hayes
Charles
Kathleen Norris
Sinclair Lewises
Rupert Hughesses
Florence Rierson
Colins Clement
Nice
McNaught Syndicate
John
Charles Wesley
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Baltimore Gas Light Company
Senate
Mexico
Meth-N-Ete
Edward Wheels
Briffs
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
Dry Cleaners
Elyria Hardware
National Motor Fuel CO
White Rose Stations
Middle Ave
Doc” Lucas Ay” Wagner
Cleveland St
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Leicestershire
Eng
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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