City planning proves profitable for California districts
Los Angeles and neighboring communities cut costs weekly by applying intelligent planning before building, says Hugh R. Pomeroy, secretary of the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission. He notes savings flow to communities following planning guidance, preventing future upheaval when modifications would be needed to progress. The commission’s work spans broad planning scopes and proactive development.
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California
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles County
Hugh R. Pomeroy
Commission
Pomeroy
Catarrh Specialist Ad Offers Nose and Ear Help
An advertisement from Sprogle at 574 Cornhill Building Boston promotes a catarrh treatment. The copy stresses practical advice from 49 years in ear nose and throat care and invites readers to write for reasons their head may not belong to a happy person and for catarrh relief.
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Card
Cornhill Building
Boston
Maxx
Metropolitan Los Angeles County planning commission aims for 1000 mile highway network
The regional commission governs 43 municipalities and many unincorporated areas across 1200 square miles. It pursues a coordinated trunk line street system and parkways to beautify the region and support high capacity development. The plan envisions hundreds of miles of highways, wide roads and circumferential routes to divert traffic from congested centers and foster sub centers of business and population within five years.
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Los Angeles County
Commission
Berlin Heights Ladies Aid and Community Notices
Berlin Heights notes report a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Cotlter’s home with a luncheon, local social visits, and upcoming club events. F F Hinman announces a new combination limousine funeral and invalid car mounted on a Hudson chassis. Various residents attend visits, card parties, bake sales, and local business and church property changes are noted along Reynolds Ave.
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Berlin Heights
Fey
Cotlter
F. F. Hinman
Evelen Costigan
Norwalk
Eva Clinger
Misa Bernice Sah
Geo. Otto
Hattie | Ackerman
J. P. Bechtel
South Ridge
Elyria
Wetzel’s
Margaret Crocker
Still Practicing tees named for next meet March 1
The article notes Still Practicing tees named and mentions the next meet in two weeks on March 1. Details include several local individuals such as Nichols and Unger traveling to Detroit, a wheel accident involving J. W. Hartley near Baltimore, and a Sunday morning church service at the First Congregational with singing by a male quartet. It also covers a rural drama production by the junior class, local repairs shop opening by Ralph Lippus and Fred Bacon, and various community notices from La Grange and nearby towns.
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Tees
Nichols
W. If Unger
Detroit
J. W. Hartley
Bimore
Mandhy
Lincoln
Washington
First Congregational
Ralph Lippus
M. O. Lippus
Fred Bacon
Huron
Ford
Hoth
Aaron Stel
Pumpkin Crick
Aston
Karl Webber
Wilbur Meriden
Thomas Cucuro
Clarepee Green
Corman Maus
Roy Berry
Oklahoma
Eleanor Gunn
Giliys Mae Merriden
Twila Hartley
Marjorie Robertson
Little Sis Riggs
Bertha Hest
Nancy Good
Ruby Shoop
Marie Landers
Margaret Sehmidt
Floyd Page
Thomas Hine
Narold Grant
Myron Ovens
Berrys
Chicago
Hattie Ackerman
Ina
Otto
Saumusky
Charles Dickel
Milan
Ralph Mrasekely
Civil War veteran admitted to Sandusky Soldiers Home
Edgar Richards, a Civil War veteran, has been admitted to the Soldiers' Home at Sandusky for treatment. The report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Cleveland, Detroit, and Sandusky for weekends, meetings, or social occasions. It notes upcoming gatherings, including a T.T.C.G guest day at the library with Judge Mary Grossman as speaker, and a joint farm group meeting for better prices at Shinrock.
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Edgar Richards
Sandusky
Fleanor Gunn
Norwalk
A. E. Williams
Niere
Charles Jump
Harry Hebblewaith
Margaret Crocker
Ruth Boehm
Cleveland
W. B. Wilson
LaGrange
F. W
Rurse Wilson
Amherst
Bedford
A. W. Hast
Ralph Cobb
Fred Hast
Akron
Bertha Holmes
Edwin Cobo
Boren
Earl Taylor
Driver House
Town
G. C. Sturtevant
Cleva‘land
Wm. Daniels
Neil Fowler
Clyde
Mel Creedy
BE. H. Krueger
Earl Kruger
M.C. Krueger
Allee EH. Chappelle
Edwin Cobb
Harry Hebbbleworth
Raymond Lippus
Sylvay Nottke
Howard Lavey
Cleveland Auditorium
Harald Lippus
New London
M.N. Lippus
John Benbower
T.T. CG
Mary Grossman
Nelson Graves
Elizabeth Hamer
West Main Street
Addison Chipson
Detroit
General Motors Company
Farm Bureau
Grange
Woodman’s
Shinrock
M. WA
Money
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Co
Columbus
Ohio
Severty
Mrs Kate Starr Heads to St Petersburgh Florida
La Grange notes Mrs Kate Starr departed Monday afternoon bound for St Petersburgh Florida to spend several weeks.
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Florida LA Grange
Kate Starr
St. Petersburgh
Fla
CNEEDA REST CLUB HOSTS FRIENDLY GATHERINGS
Mrs. Br. E. Curtice entertained Uneeda Rest Club members at a recent dinner. Mrs. QR, JD. Holcomb joined guests for an evening of socializing. Burt Sigshee and family held a farewell party hosted by neighbors as they prepare to move this spring with a cafeteria supper and a small gift. Merry Maids and Miss Alice Finstings hosted a party for young girls with games and refreshments. The Young Men's Bible Class met at Mr. LeRer Langs home with contests and Valentine themed treats. Mrs. Hastings hosted the Wistarla Club meeting with thirteen members, a business session, and a round table on Convenient Kitchens.
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T. A. Clawson
Shelby
Wm. Sturtz
Donald Huttenlocker
Cleveland
Meoryr Akers
Elyria
Huttenlocker
Reynolds Ave
Methodist Church
Anna J. Huttenlocker
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfield
R. J H. Kelner
W. Ti Wilson
Berlin
la Grange
Prook Kyow
Mer. A. BY. Wilcox
Ed. Gricer
James Holcomb
Mote Gardner
Mildred
Jeaner Wirert
Winifred
Mldred Pierce
JL. Adiams
Rosatie
Gordon
Floyd Buswell
Narn Bureau
Trumbull County
Warren
Ohio
Fr. Knowles
Drg
D. G. Wherrs
Sunda
Woodruff
Akron
George
Wil Wells
Michigan
Sean Masher
Lakewood
Mra
F. G. Prosser
Mro
G. W. Robbes
J. Joe Lang
Jane Betts
Edith M. Wolcomb
Helen Hawkins
Painesville
Charles Adania
L. Ault
C. W. Gott
Ned
Fll. Wolentt
Daught
Norma Wilker
Rawson Kenner
Ford Hastings
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Sarah Spicer
Air
A. J. Naver
Hecock
Elem Kelier
J. M. Spicer
August Lise
FG. Prosser
BL. Adame
Wellington
Ithur Beaver
Helden
Will Cole
Cuyalinsa Falls
Lila
Lydia Kelner
F. L. Wolcott
Columbus
Jlo
W. Plnsatingr
HL. M. Powers
Purdy Prosser
Mahte Ann
Willis Hines
Mare
Mit
Mre
Ralph Sanders
Otto
Maat
Nichols
Vine
Mes
Purdy Presser
Misa Novia
Frank Walcott
Genera Miller
Mart Syphera
Evelu
Sauny
BR. E. Curtice
Uneeda
JD. Holcomb
Burt Sigshee
Lest
Hastiss
Miss Hastings
Merry Maids of the Baptist Church
Alice Finstings
M. .Ehureh
LeRer Lang
Valentina Tay
Mrs. Ryan
Gordon Wheeler
Artur Wolf
Albert Smith
Albert and
Varnes Johnson
Carl and
Edgar Pearce
Eugene Saliwili
Paul Hastings Bostess
Wistarla! Club
Paul Hastings
Panl Sage
Bay Village Social Life and Travel Notes
Bay Village notes show a mid winter social week with a M E church dinner for about 80 attendees, a Junior choir feature at Congregational church, a Bay dancing club parade at the town hall, and hospitality events hosted by Mrs Revanida and Mrs Probeck. Residents discuss peach tree trips to Michigan and a motor tour to Pennsylvavia Washington and New York.
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Bay Dancing Club
Revanida
A. Probeck
Frank Cadler
Geo. Mary
Cleveland Meetings and Local Events Spark Community Vibes
Reports from Cleveland cover forster step 21 and various meetings at the Bradley Road home of Miss Oxe Wuebker’s nuptials to Walter Woodrman on Bassett Road. A Woman’s Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Clifton Aldrich Osborn’s home featured devotionals and talks by Mrs Shaw and Mrs Wilderson. A large turnout attended football in Public Auditorium with Rosenblaum against Rochester. A Controgayal church supper drew a big crowd. a piet show entertained. Firemen’s hall plans a high school auditorium event with 340 tickets sold and a strong fire department presence.
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Hdrs. Forster
Cleveland
A Sadler
Clifton Aldrich
Oxe Wuebker
Casper Wuebbker
Bradley Road
Walter Woodrman
Bassett Road
Woman's Missionary Society
Clifton Aldrich Osborn
Mra
Dennison
HT. Pierce
Shaw
Lakewood
Wilderson
Public Auditorium
Rosenblanm
Rochester
N.Y
Ohio State hosts Wisconsin in key Big Ten clash
Ohio State meets Wisconsin in Columbus for the second season basketball game. Wisconsin shares top position with Michigan and Purdue, and a loss could derail their championship hopes. The note adds an unrelated line about submarine depth for 200 feet.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Purdue
Elyria Hotel Cage Wellness Rejuvenation Event
An event advertised for Wednesday February 23 at Elyria Hotel invites attendees to learn about a cage themed wellness program and a native rejuvenation treatment described as revitalizing. The notice lists speakers and a registration process.
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Snelta Elyria
Elyria Hotel
Wodl
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