WPAN Plans Planes Orders From England
London reports that Japan is placing substantial orders with British aero plane manufacturers for engines and components. Flying boats are widely ordered, and Japanese agents visit Britain to expand business. The aim is to establish land and coast routes in the Eastern Empire for commercial use, though many European commercial planes trace back to military designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Fly
Japan
Europe
Infant Dies. Private Funeral Held in Birmingham
Feb 18 report from County Line notes the infant son of Mr. and Mrs P H Latteman died Feb 9. Private funeral services were conducted Feb 21 at 1 pm at Lome, Rev. B A Holtkamp officiating. Also mentions land sale by Nat Hunter, rental of Charley Crenzehach meat market, visits by residents to churches, and local shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
P H Latteman
the Lome
B. A. Holtkamp
Birmingham Reformed Church
Nat Hunter
Lorain
Herman Behren
Wiamar Reed
C. A. Reed
LaGrange Names New School Superintendent
LaGrange welcomes Mr Webb of Cleveland as the new superintendent who assumed duties Monday. Local events include bank observance of Lincoln's birthday, church meetings, and a town hall entertainment week. Separate Toronto seizure: U S literature from Young India league bound for Andrew Clynn seized by Royal Canadian Mounted Police as potential republican material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wight
Jackson
Wellington
Knapp
Rachel Lippus
Berlin Heights
Sandusky
Cheater Carr
Couzeautvile
Thad Rawson
Lakewood
Erwin Adams
Cleveland
Bird Wilcox
Rawson
Burns
Tri- Club
Caroline Robert
Lola Wigert
Fred Smith
Christina Sanders
Toronto
India
Young India League
New York City
Andrew Clynn
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Homemaker Club to entertain by Mrs Holder February 25
Grafton district notes report the Homemaker club will meet Friday afternoon February 25 with Mrs C W Holder hosting. Papers by Mrs H L Swift and Mrs Grace Daniels on convenient home amenities. Several local residents hosted and visited, with community news and a funeral notice and a social at the M E church noting proceeds of 7 dollars and 3 cents.
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C. W. Holder
Harold Stapelton
Farwell
Pedro Percy
A. Garl
Grafton
Homemaker Club
H. L. Swift
Grace Daniels
Earl Shuster
Ed Yost
Eaton
Clarence Bott
Chestnut Ridge
Chas. Wallace
LaPorte
B. B. Harrison
Chicago
Ora Sprague
LaGrange
W. 5
Aldrich
W. L. Bryden
Mary Beess Dense
Elyria
Dense
Wiliam Robson
T. M Pfeiffer
Wellington
Clifford Webb
Lakewood
Ellen Robson
F W. Howard
Edward Medhurst
Cleveland
Jane Burton
J.C. Aldrich
Dewey Aldrich
Blanche Wise
Shotton leaves for Texas training camp with St Louis Nationals
Brownhelm February 18 Bert Shotton of the St Louis Nationals departed for a Texas training camp with his wife and children staying with his parents, John and Mrs. Shotton. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Elmer Sabin at her father George Rosenkranzs home in Akron with burial in Brownhelm cemetery. A social at George Zichs residence featured games and a luncheon. Sarah Peck resigns as Conneaut teacher to move to F H Pack tenants. A 14 year old, Fred Arndt, sustained burns from an accident.
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Clyde Shuster
M. Sandrock
Tuella
H. Ernst
Elvira
Wm. Buckingham
Paranta
Buckingham &I
Harold Stapelton
Fred Crarin
B S Harrison
Glenn
W D. Johnson
LaGrange
C H. Johnson
Esther Aldrich
Grant Aldrich
A. Garl
J. Cc. Aldrich
H. Shultz
J. E Bradley
Peter Shuster
Kimar Wise
Elmer Evans
Owen Kingan
Evelyn Wise
J. D. Mennell
Bert Shotton
St. Louis Nationals
Texas Training Camp
Elmer Sabin
Valenti
George Zilch
Brownhelm
B. E Shotton
St. Loui
Texas
John Shotton
Anna Rosenkranz
George Rosenkranz
Akron
C. E
United Evangelical Church
George Zich
Sarah Peck
Conneaut
Tennant
F. H. Pack
Fred Arndt
Butter Tax Looms Over Ohio Creamery Industry
Ohio faces a ten cent per pound tax on virtually all butter produced from neutralized cream as Attorney General Palmer interprets an 1902 act. The Dairy Department of Ohio State University offers a two day cream grading course on February 21 and 22 for dairy workers, with experts from Chicago and Purdue providing instruction. A dairy makers course follows February 23 to 25, featuring industry figures from Cleveland and Columbus. Local notices include hospital, social visits, and a church supper on February 22 to aid China and Central Europe.
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Ohio
Palmer
Congress
Dairy Department
Ohio State University
W Bouska
Chicago
American Association of Creamery Manufacturers
QO. F. Hungkier
Purdue University
W. O. Frobring
Cleveland
Lewis Work
Springfield
C. B. Harpster
Columbus
Glenville Hospital
A. J. Shattuck
Congregational Church
China
Europe
Tile drainage warms spring soil and melts snow faster
Allen of Trumbull County reports taking temperatures of raw water and water after drainage tile, finding a 20 degree Fahrenheit drop in temperature. He estimates each spring rainfall could raise the top 36 inches of soil by 2.8 degrees, with more warming in upper layers, and faster snow melt on drained land. In Montreal, a Feb 18 blizzard coats central Canada with heavy snow, railways strained.
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Fly
Allen
Trumbull County
Nature May Intervene To Make You Insurance Aware
A brief note suggests nature can intervene before one feels ready and force an insurance awareness moment. The piece mentions unexpected events prompting individuals to reconsider coverage and risk management choices. It emphasizes preparation and prudent planning in the face of uncertain life events.
Social Notes From North Elyria Area
February 18 updates show Mrs H Cunningham visiting Mrs Frank Eschtruth and Mrs C Reynolds with daughters May of Lorain. A group from Elyria and Lorain gathered at G Langton home for a Tuesday evening. A Ley Ley Leyley schoolhouse social Friday. Alta Myers spent Sunday at home. Arechis Haynes recovering from pneumonia. Farmers tapping sugar bushes in the area.
Miss Viola Hawley Visits Grandparents at Bakers Crossing
Feb 18 Bakers Crossing note that Miss Viola Hawley and Arthur Hawley stayed with grandfather R A Heftner and grandmother. Mrs Thorton of Farberton was a weekend guest of her father H Heiffner.
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Bakers Crossing
Viola
Arthur Hawley
R. A. He
Thorton of
Farberton
H. Heiffner
Handy couple and local business trip report
Mr and Mrs Arthur Handy spent Wednesday in Elyefa on business. In the sparrow hunt Sancey Peitier captains the north edge. E E Mc Claflin was not present as reported that week. Mr and Mrs G A Cole visited Wallington on Friday for business. Mr Schurdell spent the weekend with his family at Cros ag.
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Arthur Handy
Elyefa
Sancey Peitier
North
Ede
E. E. Mc Claflin
G. A. Cole
Wallington
Schurdell
Cros ’Ag
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M. EB. Erurch
L A Andrews
W. S. Couluip
Cook
Frank Chandler
Consumers Builders Supply Co
Washington & 18Th St
S. Mendelson’s
Furnace ST
Elyria, Ohio
Woodford Ave
Ward
Arthur Thompson
Hutchinson
Khansas
Thompson
Emma Cragin
Grafton Township
Kansas
Byron G
Percy
Aic
Bessie Hall
Chas H. Cragin
Seattle
Waech
Lettia Palmer
Detroit
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M. E Church
Eugene F. Burge
Dennison Ave
E. A. Lewis
Elyria, O
Edison Music
Sedison
Edison and Music
France
Italy
al Roaster
Chippone Sheraton
Adam Rothera
Edison
Tha Pra
Websters
NEW International
Ataareauacpe
Mmea
Papa
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Baker's Crossing
City Hardware Co
Florsheims
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