Empire State Glow and Fair Plans in New York Day
In wet damp air the Empire State Building towers above misty midtown as Harvey D. Gibson outlines a cooperative, homefolk focused policy for the New York World's Fair. Charles Driscoll recalls past talks with Grover Whalen and Gibson about cross-coast promotion and a shared information booth for travelers. Demolition work at Flushing Meadows is underway with Russian workers inspecting crates amid winter’s desolate fair grounds.
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New York
Midtown
Wall Street
Harvey D. Gibson
Fair Grounds
Grover Whalen
Flushing Meadows
Lowety Building
Youth Council To Have Planning Conference
The Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council will be represented at a state wide Youth Council planning conference in Columbus on February 29 and March 1. William Barber of Wellington, president of the Lorain County council, will represent the group. The gathering aims to unify and correlate activities of 37 Ohio county Youth Councils and to plan the year ahead.
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Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Columbus
William Barber
Wellington
Lorain
County To Take Bids On Materials For Roads
County Engineer Harry L Dunham announced preparation of a materials list for road and bridge maintenance and county equipment needs. Bids will be advertised by county commissioners, with last year’s purchases around 30000 dollars.
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Harry L. Dunham
Dunham
Postponed Lorain County meeting blends with athletic plans
The February gathering of Lorain County school superintendents and Principals, once set for February 27, is postponed and will be merged with an athletic program meeting to plan forthcoming activities, announced by County school superintendent C A Gibbons. Also notes on The Lambs club obituary board and Rockefeller Center tree planting experiments amid Sixth avenue utilities.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
the Lambs
Fowers
Sixth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Fifth Avenue
Fiat
Tiang
A M van den Hoek
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Local club events and officers elected in Parma and North Olmsted
Movte Union Czar failed day night February 27 Doyle's orchestra of Parma will furnish the music ELECT OFFICERS Mrs Rose Cook entertained Pine Rebekah lodge sewing society at her home Wednesday February 14 Noon luncheon was served Election of officers Ada Ingersoll elected president Nina Morse secretary and treasurer KIWANIS CLUB There will be a round table meeting at the home of Robert Karch North Porter road Monday night February 26 and Tuesday night February 27 North Olmsted Kiwanis will attend the Inter club meeting at Berea Mrs G C Rankin and Mrs F W Mould will entertain the Kiwanis ladies with a one o clock luncheon at Kaases in Lakewood Friday February 23
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Rose Cook
Pine Rebekah Lodge Sewing Society
Eva Richards
Emma Trude
Lenna Oring
Ada Ingersoll
Nina Morse
Kiwanls Club
Robert Karch
North Porter Road
North Olmsted Kiwanis
Berea
G. C. Rankin
F. W. Mould
Kiwanis
Kaase’s
Lakewood
North Olmsted Women’s Club Annual Banquet Report
North Olmsted held its annual Wo men’s Club banquet at the Coe Memorial building on February 14. Rev. Kuyper and Rev. Schneider led services. Dr. Marie Halverstadt spoke on Conditions in Germany. Husbands attended. couples with top scores won. Plans announce Drama Group and Study Club meetings.
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NO. Olmsted
North Olmsted Women’s Club
Coe Memorial
John Kuyper
Clague Rued Congregational Church
Wm. Schneider
Universalist Church
B. F. Salisbury
Women's Club
Marie Halverstadt
Germany
C. B. Lewis
S. J. Mills
A. R. Berger
Wm. Bente
Apal
E. Laubscher
F. W. Mould
L Whitford
BL. Douglass
H. W. Gerhari
L. FE. Cowrse
O. Heninger
H. R. Bowen
C. J. Collier
Halverstadt
Butternut school open house and PTA stunt night
School notes announce open house for grades 1 2 and 3 at Butternut school on Friday February 23 at 8 pm for parents of grades 1 9 and 8. PTA sponsors Stunt Night on March 1 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium with prizes for best stunts and a post event dance and bake sale in the cafeteria.
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Butternut School
P-T.a
P.T.A
Edith Breuning
South Ridge Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits and Events
Mrs Belle Brosicker and Capt Patch ett of South Amherst called on Mrs Frank Laraway Saturday. Mrs Henry Dute and Mrs Charles Dute of Henrietta visited Misses Kathryn and Lydia Dute Monday. Married People's Club hosted three tables of pinochle with prizes to Mrs Maynard Gait and Raymond Hiscox. Hiscox guests. Jeanette Schubert of Oberlin stayed with Vera Mae Schubert. C A Conant of Bay Village visited Mervin Schubert. Dennis Dunfee was a dinner guest. Nelson Bechtel spent Thursday with her mother Anna Adsop. Mr and Mrs F Gerden of Elyria also noted.
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South Ridge
Belle Brosicker
Capt. Patchett
South Amherst
Frank Laraway
Henry Dute
Charles Dute
Henrietta
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Rene Stang
Married People’s Club
Maynard Gait
Raymond Hiscox
Francis Ward Wil
Jeanette Schubert
Oberlin
Vera Mae Schubert
Charles Dunfee
Dennis
Seville
G W Glason
C A. Conant
Bay Village
Mervin Schubert
Nelson Bechtel
Anna Adsop
F. Gerden
Elyria
Local social visits and a dying cooperative note
The snippet lists visits by Mrs Mervin Schubert to Mrs Minnie Brucker on Amherst and Mrs L Weickle from Starkey road calling on Mrs George Knittle on CO Of CUTS MELON SAN FRANCISCO. It briefly mentions Hunter's Paint Cooperative, operating a grocery for six months, and notes it is dying.
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G. W. Glasow
Mervin Schubert
Minnie Brucker
Amherst
MELON
San Francisco
Hunter's Paint Cooperative
Cooperative
Dividend declaration and capital reserves outlined
A notice describes a 72 percent dividend on 1 percent advertising fund and paid-in capital. It states that after setting aside 25 percent for reserves, a distribution will be made to all customers of record with the remaining funds allocated accordingly.
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Charles B. Driscoll
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North Conway
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Rocky River
Ted Sayers
Sugar Ridge Road
John Deere
DeLaval Dairy
Hardie & Meyers
Youth Council
United States
Guaranty Company
J. T. Barnard
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Movte
Union Czar
Doyle
Orchestra of
Parma
William Biofi
Movie Union Czar
Peter Kielminski
Chicago
Bridewell
Los Angeles
Acme Telephoto
North Olmsted
A. N. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge Read
Edward Helt
V. C. Reese
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Florence Floyd
Coe School
Alberta Gribbin
Dovers
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Pine Rebekah Lodge
Coe Memorial Building
Washington
Delaware River
Squardee
Town Home Coal CO
Walter
Babe” Macrock
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Goodyear
Home of Friendly Service
G.m.marsh & Son
Pos
Hill
Pertussin
Lee
Underwriters Laboratories
Parke-Davis
Midol
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