British policy in Ireland and American views on liberty
CHICAGO The British government hangs six northern Irish counties to defend imperial holdings, prompting American cynicism toward England's lie of fighting for liberty. The piece denounces Britain's stubborn stance, contrasts it with Irish independence, and warns that further blunders may awaken U.S. opinion to imperial duplicity and the dangers of old loyalties.
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Chicago
Britain
Carter
Theorthern
Ireland
All Ireland
United States
America
Duff Cooper
England
Irshmen
India
de Valera
Whcch
Churchill
Mussolini
Avon Lake Birthday Party for Violet Bart
Mrs Wm Bartlett hosted a surprise birthday party at Mrs Pete Petersons home Thursday evening honoring Violet Bartlets 18th birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Eleanor Nearhood Marion Wills Art Aslaksen and Billy Higgins. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bartlett Mrs Peterson and Marie Peterson. She received many gifts.
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Avon Lake
Wm. Bartlett
Pete Peterson
Violet
Eleanor Nearhood
Marion Wills
Art Aslasken
Billy Higgins
Bartlett
Peterson
Marie
False Teeth Stay Firm With Fae THETH Powder
Advertorial copy promises firmer comfortable denture hold using Fae THETH powder. Claims No gummy taste, no sour odor, and no slipping while eating or talking. Mentions Miss Morna Castle as appointed chairman of the First And.
Love and secrets bloom across fateful June Week
Lieutenant Phil Randall travels to Annapolis for June Week as his friend Midshipman Dave Manning graduates. Phil falls for Joyce Hammond, who reciprocates but remains engaged to Dave. phil hides his feelings, returns to Norfolk, and Joyce is left disillusioned. In Los Angeles, Phil rekindles with Sanya Corey, while Joyce reappears at Roger Channel's Hollywood party, forcing old passions to resurface.
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Phil Randall
Annapolis
Dave Manning
E Randall
Joyce Hammond
Dave
Joyce
Sanya Corey
Norfolk
Phil
Sanya
Los Angeles
Roger Channel
Hollywood
Channel
Lanya
Randall
New York
East
Sient
Avon Lake Red Cross Class and Ladies Aid Dinner
Avon Lake residents 18 or older may join a Red Cross class meeting at 7 0 PM Tuesday at the town hall with instructor Edgar Ellis of Lorain Miss Castle named by Major Howard Drake. Avon Ladies Aid Society held a chicken dinner at Mrs Howard Walker's home with 28 members and five guests.
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Red Cross
Town Hall
Avon Lake
Edgar Ellis
Lorain
Miss Castle
Howard Drake
Avon Ladies Aid Society
D Fitch
John Townsend
Avon
Ralph Sti Gers
John Terveen
Charles Willams
Howard Walker
Arthur Hudson
John Gerbedke
Roy Schwinn
Edd Webb
Hudson
George Jenkins
George No Longer Drinks Whiskey Treasurers Report Adopted
The society welcomed Mrs Stelgers as a new member and heard reports read by the treasurer. Mrs Nina Warden spoke for Mrs Fitch as a shoulderette was presented, and long-time supporters like Mrs Martha Henson and Mrs Hattie Peak were remembered with shoulderettes. The group discussed White Ribbon Kennedy, a secretive remedy claimed to curb drunkenness, noting a success story of stopping a 20 year drinker with one box, and advertised it at 200. It is sold at Muirs Cut Rate, Bowers, and other drug stores.
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Stelgers
Nina Warden
Fitch
Martha Henson
Hattie Peak
John Townsend
Muirs
Bowers
Local social notices and announcements a busy week
A string of society items lists hosted gatherings in Avon and Elyria with hostesses Mrs Roy Schwinn and Mrs Witham Barr, plus entertainments at homes of Portman, Kno ble, and Myers. Births greet Ed Schoen’s baby girl at Elyria Memorial Hospital, while Wylodene Naylor plans a February vacation from Chicago to California Mexico and Vancouver with her mother.
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Roy Schwinn
Witham Barr
Avon
Ben Walker
Nelson Chester
Ed Schoen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wylodene Naylor
Chicago
Cheyenne
Hattve Naylor
California
Mexico
Vancouver
Grange Meeting Highlights In Henrietta
The Henrietta Grange met at the school on Tuesday night led by Master Rex Lees. A short program featured two solos by Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer with piano by Mrs Frank Kelble, readings by Miss Maurine Catlin, and a pantomime by local youths. The evening closed with card games and refreshments. The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church held an all day meeting at Mrs Rex Lees’s home Wednesday.
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Grange
Henrietta
The
Rex Lees
Ernest Lamvermyer
Frank Kelble
Maurine Catlin
Lincoln
Homer Cox
Oberlin
Gilbert Hostettler
Donald Portman
Jane Kendeigh
Gertrude Schot
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
Fellowship supper postponed by Evangelical church group
The Ladies Aid society women of the Evangelical church postponed the Friday February 16 fellowship supper at Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger’s home indefinitely. Eugene and Kenneth Kropf of Axtel visited Maynard Delefield Ward for Sunday supper. News reached friends of Mrs W C Heyl of Chicago’s death. Heyl formerly pastored Henrietta Evangelical church. Evan Coates of Elyria visited his parents Friday. Carl Strozeski Allen Kendleigh Joseph Knoble and others attended the Sportsman Show in Cleveland Sunday evening.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Melvin Unger
Eugene
Kenneth Kropf
Axtel
Maynard Delefield Ward
W. C. Heyl
Chicago
Heyl
Henrietta Evangelical Church
Evan Coates
Ely
Ria
Harold Coates. Hur
Daniel Knoble
Carl Strozeski
Allen Kendleigh
Joseph Knoble
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Kenneth Mather
Amherst
Jesse Portman
North Olmsted presents operetta Molly Be Jolly
North Olmsted High School to stage Molly Be Jolly an operetta on Wednesday February 21 at 8 pm in the auditorium. The entire school participates with principal roles Molly the visitor and a cast including Marvyn Hays Ralph Helen Stewart Mrs Green and children Richard Healy Jeanne Quick Charles Westfall Colberta Gilchrist Bill Haman Ralphschum Lee Van Duyke Sally Jones Ned Bennet and Mary in lead and supporting parts.
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North Olmsted
Molly Be Jolly
North Olmsted High School
Molly
Marvyn Hays
Ralph
Helen
Stewart
Mrs Green
Richard Healy
Jeanne Quick
Charles Westfall
Mrs. Green
Colberta Gilchrist
Bill Haman
Women's Club to Meet at Mrs Irons Home Tonight
The Literature group of the Women's Club will meet at the home of Mrs G E Irons on Barton Road Monday night February 19 at 8 P M for a discussion on New Books. The North Olmsted Business Men's Association will hold its next regular meeting in the Coe building on Wednesday February 21 with dinner served by Ladies Aid group 2 at 12 30 P M.
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Women's Club
G E Irons
Barton Road
Business Men's Ass
North Olmsted Business Men's Association
Coe
Ladies Aid
Sunshine mine proves geologists wrong in Idaho
The Sunshine silver mine near Kellogg Idaho, billed as the greatest producer in the United States, challenged geologists’ low expectations. Initial predictions claimed dryness would halt ore, yet a deep shaft yielded rising silver output, with 2,000,000 ounces produced per 100 feet of depth, proving prior forecasts incorrect.
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Sunshine
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