Commerce Chambers to Meet in March
The National Association of State Chambers of Commerce and the Ohio State Chamber of Commerce plan a joint meeting in Columbus on March 22. State chamber representatives from nearly all states will attend, with Stusius V. Fishburn presiding and Gov. Harry Flood Byrd delivering the principal banquet speech. Other speakers include Gov. Myers Y. Cox, Magnus W. Alexander, and Dr. George K. Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Isliatcy
National Association of State Chambers of Commerce
Ohio State Chamber of Commerce
State Chambers of Commerce
Union
Ohio Organization
Stusius V. Fishburn
National Association
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Richard K. Byrd
Myers Y. Cooner
Ohio
Magnus W. Alexander
New York
National Industrial Conference Board, Inc
George K. Burgess
The Right Way To Banish Fat Marmola Ad
A vintage Marmola advertisement touts a fat banishing method claiming food is turned into energy rather than fat. It asserts a natural element is lacking in the body and promises rapid beauty and vitality with Marmola prescription tablets. The ad mentions a $1 box and includes an in-box booklet explaining the formula and results.
Penfield community notes and events recap
Neighbors farewelled Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blough as they leave the area, a token toaster presented. Dr. R. W. Sheldon and wife announce Irving Warren Sheldon born Feb 4. Willis Briswell plans move to New London. Penfield hosts a Valentine program with school choirs and grade performances. tickets prize Lindbergh pictures to top sellers. Laura Lathwell visits from Lorain. wedding bells anticipated for a Penfield youth.
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Penfield
Harvey Blough
Br Penfield Orchestra
Walter Franfelder
Martha Woods
Edna May Baum
Jimmy
Mardel Baum
Underwriter's Study of Property and Insurance Risk
The underwriter analyzes property type, occupancy, exposure, and insurance coverage against property value. He uses maps, surveys, engineering data, and financial records to judge risks. Experienced underwriters aim to avoid undesirable risks and help keep fire insurance costs down in New York.
Community Notes From New London and Nearby Events
Local brief items report Mrs. W. O. Lawrence traveling to Cleveland for two weeks with her sister after a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Parnell and daughters visited Fitchville relatives. The Ersweil family moves into the former John Nong home. Brundag family guests of Miss Clara Sackett. M F Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2:00 in the church tailors. Evangelistic services begin at M E church under Rev Petterson of Medina and Rev Butler of Lodi. Leroy Chapter OBE S meets Feb 25 with Minnie F E Neves of Washington DC as guest speaker. Mrs Keyes presented carnations. Miss Jennie Hearson sang. refreshments served afterward.
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New London
W. OR. Lawrence
Cleveland
Geo
Parnell
Dorothy
Gwendolyn
Chas
Templar
Fitchville
Willis Ersweil
John Nong
Austin Brundag
Clara
Masonic Hall
Minnie FE. Neves
Washington, D.C
Keyes
Jennie Hearson
Norwalk
Leads Band at Arkansas City Child Director
Five year old Jack Pickett directs the Arkansas City High School band and may be the youngest musical leader in the nation. Though small, he handles the baton with precision and drills musicians until parts meet his standards. Discovered by Archie San Romani, band and orchestra director, Jack began rhythm study early and now uses all trap drummer accessories.
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Arkansas City
Jack Pickett
Triand
Jack
Archie San Romani
Scholars Employed in China Amid Anti Japanese Agitation
During anti Japanese agitation in China two Japanese millionaires will fund employment for about a thousand scholars in Peking. They will copy the Four Books of China, a vast encyclopedia from the Chien Lung era. The project aims to relieve poverty and is run by the Chinese Bureau of Social Welfare.
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Peping
China
Chien Lung
Peking
Pepin
Conventions Planned in Cleveland Calendar for May to October
Cleveland plans a bustling convention year with about 10 000 attendees from Ohio and other states. May dominates with four events including the American Survival Association 200 attendees led by Dr. Lincoln Davis, and the National Council of Catholic Women rotating in. Sigma Alpha sorority and Alpha Tau Omega also slated. September and October host meeting blocks for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers. The New York Central Lines basketball tournament may draw 700 visitors in March. Other groups awaiting firm dates include AAAS, Merchant Tailor Designers, AMS, Central States Livestock Association, and Modern Language Association.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
American Survieal Association
Lincoln Davis
Boston
Washington, D.C
American Surgical Associaton
National Council of Catholic Women
AL NL Nicholson
Washington
Hind
Ot Ma
Sigma Alpha Sorority
New York Central Lines
American Society For the Advancement of Science
The
Merchant Tailor Designers’ Association
American Mathematical Society
Central States Livestock Association
Modern Langue Association
Mind over matter fails to avert arrest in burglary case
San Francisco reports Ethel Kauffman was arrested on charges of burglary and petty theft after a dress disappeared from a downtown department store. Patrolman Andrew Skelly recounted the encounter at her apartment as she challenged him with a claimed power of mind over matter.
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San Francisco
Ethel Kauffman
Kaufman
Andrew Skelly
Shelly
Dies in sexton's office at St Mary's cemetery
Joseph Wolf a retired hay and grain merchant went to the sexton's office in St Mary's cemetery to purchase a burial lot for his niece's infant daughter. He collapsed and died in the office on the spot.
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Cincinnati
O.joseph Wolf
St. Mary's Cemetery
Merthe Co Names Experienced Buyers and Department Heads
The merchandising team includes Barnes as coats and dresses head with a background at Sardeson-Hovland and CU F. Jackson. Beatrice Joslyn runs cotton dresses and alteration. millingry led by Mrs. Whit ney. rug and drapery by Mair. Mowry returns to direct interior decorating. Corsets and children wear led by a corsetiere with assistants. Cora Belle Lewis oversees Art Needlework and Gift. Alice Dumas and Beatrice Curtis handle the office. Snyder, with prior roles in Cleveland firms, leads small wares and main floor. Mille Morgan assists hosiery and underwear. Redding handles domestic and cotton goods. F. M. Verbeck handles publicity and display.
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Barnes
Merthe Co
Sardeson-Hovland
CU. F. Jackson Co
Cronin
Alman- Putman Co
Sardeson-Lovland Co
New York
Facts Worth Knowing About This Big Store
C H Merthe and Co join a New York purchasing syndicate with members handling over ten million dollars yearly. The Merthe store touts low prices, quick courteous service, and total customer satisfaction as its core policy. It claims high standards, famous brands, and strong buying power to keep prices at the lowest possible level.
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C. H. Merthe & Co
New York
Merthe Company
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Commerce Chambers
Myrtle Gregg
Lindbergh
M. KE. Ald Society
Lawrence Letts
Clyde Horton
Laura Lathwell
Lorain
St. Minkler
Penffeld
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
Lehman Radio CO
East Ave
Radio Garage
Sexton
Cavagna Bros
Ely
Cheapside
Public Service
Faeloean
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcohn Court
of— Personnel
J. J. Cronin
J. A. Barnes
Mrs
Grace Gibbons
Coats
Sylvia Smyth
Beatrice Joslyn
Antonia Ernst
Claire Reynolds
Bess Whitney
MR. L. J. Mowry
Rug
Mair. Mowry
May ‘Company of
Nina Burt
Bertha McCue
Cora Belle Lewis
Ismay Burrows
Rose Myers
Harriet Sheffield
Alice Dumas
Beatrice Curtis
MR. W. F. Snyder
Snyder
Wim. Taylor and Sons
Wm. Zollinger Company
Canton
Tuttle & Rockwell Co
Hornell
Sue Martell
Alleta Redding
Pauline Hasley
Mrs. Mable Satterlee
F. M. Verbeck
Merthe’s
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