Russia Upside Down through a Newspaper Man's Diary
C A Rowley, publisher of Ashtabula and former Lorain Times editor, writes in diary form about a 17 000 mile tour in Russia. The book “Russia A Country Upside Down” records daily events, human interest, daily life, Soviet justice, unemployment, and recreation with a practical view of how Russians live under government.
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Russia
C. A. Rowley
Ashtabula
Lorain Times
Sentanene
Rowley
Lfe
Mr. Rowley
America
Avon Lake League Plans Pot-Luck Dinner
The Woman's League meets at the Congregational church Tuesday January 9 for an all day gathering. A noon pot-luck dinner is planned and members should bring their dime calendars and clothing for missionary boxes.
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Avon Lake
Woman's League
Congregational Church
Missionary Box
Left for Florida by auto with two couples
Mr and Mrs Charles Horwedel and Mr and Mrs John Frey left Monday morning for Florida by automobile.
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Florida
Charles Horwedel
John Frey
Sunday Visits and Local News From Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Betsy Stan of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen on Sunday. Lawrence Kavanaugh of the local high school played cello in the Lorain County orchestra in Cleveland over WHK Friday evening. Ed Green a former Avon Lake man who died in Cleveland was buried in Lake cemetery Saturday afternoon. Miss Rosalind Mitchell was a Sunday supper guest of Miss Rosemary Spaetzel.
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Frank Smith
Betsy Stan
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Lawrence Kavanaugh
Lorain County Orchestra
Ed Green
Avon Lake
The
Lake Cemetery
Rosalind Mitchell
Rosemary Spaetzel
Trade Exports Reported To Philippines Include Textiles
The article notes cotton cloths and ducks as principal exports to the Philippines. It highlights a growing trade pattern and identifies textiles as a key item in the bilateral exchange.
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Philippines
Local Listing and Contact Lines for Amherst Firms
Community notices show Mrs. B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street offering delivery services and customer support. Central Book Store is listed on Church Street with a customer service phone line and a general contact number.
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Chronicle-Telegram News
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church St
Announcements from St. Joseph Church Amherst Ohio
Community notices list various church groups and events at St. Joseph parish in Amherst Ohio. Circle 1 and Circle 3 of St Ann's society hostesses, religious instruction class at the school hall, PTA program at the parochial school, altar rosary society meeting, study group officers meeting, and Mite society supper with business session all scheduled this week.
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Amherst
Mary Doyle
Elyria Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
Kornath
East Quarries
James Eischen
T. A. Conway
Elyria
Altar-Rosary Society
D. K. Wilson
Park Avenue
Church League Meetings And Social Events Planned
St Peter's Evangelical Church outlines a busy week with the January Senior League meeting at the church parlors tonight featuring guests from St John Evangelical South Amherst. The Intermediate League meets Tuesday evening with a social hour after the session. The annual congressional meeting is set for Wednesday evening with a fellowship supper at six followed by a business session and officer elections. The King's Daughters class will be hosted by Mrs Walter Miller Mrs C H Ernst and Miss Alma Daniels at Woodhill Drive Thursday. Choir rehearsal is scheduled for 7:30 Friday evening.
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ST. Peter's Evangelical Church
Young People’s League of
King’s Daughters
Walter Miller
C. H. Ernst
Alma Daniels
Woodhill Drive
Congregational Meeting Elects Officers and Discusses Pastor Call
The annual meeting elected Elders William Dahl George Koepke and Louis Streicher to trustees for three years. The church extended a call to Rev Bosse of the Carolinas while Rev Abram moved to a Fort Wayne suburb. Sunday School teachers meet at 7 30 this evening and Concordia Club gathers at 7 30 Tuesday at the church parlors.
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William Dahl
George Koepke
Louis Streicher
Abram
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bosse
Carolinas
Concordia Club
Wesleyan Club Meets at Church Parlors Wednesday
An open Wesleyan club meeting at the church parlors Wednesday evening features Dr Clarence T Craig of Oceana Theological seminary speaking on The Man with the Hoe. Wellington musicians provide special numbers and the public is invited. Hostesses for the Missionary Society Friday are Mrs H A Standen and Mrs Gus P Zileh at Mrs Standen’s Cleveland avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Club
Clarence T. Craig
Oceana Theological Seminary
Wellington
H. A. Standen
Gus P. Zileh
Missionary Society
Cleveland Avenue
Ladies Society Meets at Church Parlor
The Ladies society will gather in church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Philip Braun and Mrs Mathew Lawless hosting. The annual congregational meeting is set for seven o clock Wednesday at the church.
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Ladies’ Society
Philip Braun
Mathew Lawless
First Evangelical Church Announcements Remain Active
The mid week prayer service is set at Mr and Mrs Conrad Zilch home on Park Avenue Wednesday evening. The church council monthly meeting will follow. Circle 2 of the Ladies Aid meets at Mrs George Holsteins on South Main Street Thursday afternoon. Choir rehearsal is at the church Friday at seven o clock.
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Conrad Zilch
Park Avenue
Church Council
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Holstein
S. Main Street
Death of Mrs. Hattie Standen in Brownhelm
Mrs. Hattie Standen, 80, died Friday at her Foster Park Road home. Survived by son E. H. Standen and nine grandchildren. husband predeceased her by 16 years. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home 8 Main Street Tuesday at 2 PM, Rev. R. E. Albright officiating. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Hattie Standen
Foster Park Road
Brownhelm
E. H. Standen
Baker Funeral Home
Main Street
R. E. Albright
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhelm Cemetery
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Time Change
The auxiliary of Elmer Johnson post No 118 American Legion will meet Tuesday evening at the legion rooms. Plans had been made to meet elsewhere but the change accommodates more members.
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Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Johnson
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Local residents share visits and hospitalities in Lorain
Norwood Hearn spent Saturday in Cleveland for a hockey game. Miss Martha Jaeger of Cleveland visited her mother Mrs Elizabeth Jaeger. Miss Caroline Kothe returned from Warren Ohio after vacation with Mr and Mrs Stanley Hart. Mr and Mrs R L Menz and daughter Shirley Ann were Lorain callers. Mrs Theodore Henes on Cleveland avenue ill at home. Miss Mary Nord returned from Bethlehem Pa after visiting Miss Betty Mohr. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hart of Warren Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Henry Rothe Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Rosenkranz and daughter Ruth were Lorain visitors Saturday evening.
Past Chiefs Meeting of Pythian Sisters Club
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters will be entertained this evening at Miss Edith Ehrman's home on Cornell Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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the Pythian Sisters
Edith Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
January So Rosis Club Meeting At Schulz Home
The January gathering of the So rosis Club will be hosted at Mrs Walter Schulz residence on Cleveland Avenue with Thursday evening plans and Mrs C C Kern assisting as hostess.
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Sorosis Club
Walter Schulz
Cleveland Avenue
C. C. Kern
Nine Days Wonder Linked to Kitten's Nine Lives Phrase
The expression nine days' wonder is traced to children's excitement over a newborn kitten's nine days of blindness and unfolding wonder. The origin reflects playful observation and colloquial speech as tales of novelty spread.
Hickory Tree Grange to Install Officers Tuesday
The regular Hickory Tree Grange meeting will be at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue Tuesday evening. The main business is the installation of officers, followed by refreshments.
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Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Hospital News Discharges Mrs Flemong Brainard and Baby Boy
Discharged: Mrs. Flemong Brainard and a baby boy from Harris street on Saturday. Also listed is Luther Koep ke of Jackson street, as a discharge.
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Hospital
Flemong Brainard
Harris Street
Luther Koepke
Jackson Street
Social notes from Cleveland and nearby towns
The Misses Olive and Edna Beller spent Saturday in Cleveland. Miss Molly Ludwig of Oberlin was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Ludwig Sunday. Capt A T Patchett Mrs Beile Brosicker and son Almon were Cleveland callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs A L Hall of Lakewood were Amherst visitors Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs B A Jenneapont were in Cleveland Saturday afternoon. Clyde Nugent Jr has returned.
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Olive
Edna Beller
Cleveland
Molly Ludwig
Oberlin
Henry Ludwig
A. T. Patchett
Beile Brosicker
Son Almon
A. L. Hall
Lakewood
Amherst
B. A. Jenneapont
Clyde Nugent, Jr
Stamp Hobby Notes and Century of Progress Issues
A notice from the Newfoundland Government Post Office outlines stamp quantities for collectors including 200,000,000 perforated Century of Progress stamps and 500,600 sheets of imperforated progress stamps, plus 11,000,009 Graf Zeppelin and 30,000,000 Kosciusko issues. The writer shares hobbyist details from Vic Latto and S F Martin, noting many collectors pursue air baggage label collecting and describing a scarce Christmas flight baggage label from Interstate Airlines. Lorain Ohio marks its 100th anniversary this year with upcoming cachet information.
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St. John’s Newfoundland
Newfoundland Government Post Office Department
Philatelic
Washington
Vic Latto
Lorain
S. F. Martin
New York City
Air Transport
Martin
U. S
Interstate Airlines, Inc
Interstate Airlines
Chicago
Atlanta
American Airways, Inc
Roosevelt
Raymond C. Shaffer
California St
N. W
D. C. Lorain
Ohio
Elyria City Council Approves Fire Department Changes
City council last night authorized the old fire station and lots on Lodi Street and East Bridge Street, approved increasing paid firefighters and reducing volunteer crews from 12 to seven men each. Col X C Zimmerman arrived to examine recruits for Company B as it is mustered here. Hospital charges were 1.85 per patient daily for two months with 66 patients and 21 major plus four minor surgeries. Mr and Mrs Allen Sanders celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary assisted by friends from Elyria and surrounding towns.
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Lodi Street
East Bridge Street
Col. X. C. Zimmerman
Fifth
Ohio National Guard
Elyria
Allen Sanders
Carlisle
Grafton
le Grange
Pittsfield
Elyria Honors Roosevelt as Nation Mourns Death
Flags in Elyria are half mast in mourning Col Theodore Roosevelt former U S president at his home. The Elyria War Council plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss converting the War Chest into a Community Chest for local charities.
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Elyria
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Harsh Freeze Strikes City With Widespread Delays
The morning thermometer fell to 10 below zero and held steady through the day. Pipes froze citywide and steam and electric rail traffic ran hours late. Coroner M. E. Perry handled seven cases in the past year including four teen automobile deaths, a poisoning death, six homicides, twenty two personal crises, eighteen sudden deaths, and seventeen non auto accident deaths.
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M. E. Perry
Oberlin College Cancels Activities Through Wednesday
The college cancels all extra activities through Wednesday due to a rising number of influenza cases among students. The public notice urges students and faculty to monitor health advisories and follow campus safety directives.
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Colson Oberlin—College Anth
Night schools appeal to grown up learners in Philadelphia
Philadelphia night schools now operate in six junior high schools with no fees. Courses span gymnastics, woodworking, metalworking, mechanical drawing, dramatics, German, French, Spanish, mathematics, English for beginners and advanced students, art, sculpture, cooking, sewing, and music.
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PHILA
Philadelphia
Hit and Run Reversed in Melrose Case
In Melrose Massachusetts Earl H Boyce struck a woman with his car but the woman fled the scene claiming she was unhurt after pushing away children who offered help. The driver was surprised by her sudden departure and denial of injury.
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Melrose
Mass
Earl H. Boyce
Elk Survey Sought by Aberdeen Group
The Olympic Development League calls for a Wash 2-A survey of elk on the Olympic Peninsula before another open season. The peninsula recently opened to elk hunting for the first time in many years.
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Aberdeen
Olympic Peninsula
Olympic Development League
Present Generation Will Show Low Mood Effects
Dr. Earl D. Bond of the Mental Hygiene Institute warned at a parent teachers association meeting that today’s abnormal conditions will leave lasting mental marks on the rising generation. He said these ill effects will appear in many youngsters long after physical hardships are forgotten.
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Philadelphia
Earl D. Bond
Mental Hygiene Institute
Parent Teachers Association
Elyria Pioneer Herbert S. Follansbee Dies at 3
Prominent Elyria industrial leader Herbert S. Follansbee, longtime resident of Elyria, died Saturday afternoon. He helped form Garford Bicycle Saddle Co in 1890 and rose to vice president of Garford Manufacturing Co after its incorporation, later holding key posts in local industry.
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Herbert S. Follansbee
Elyria
A. L. Garford
F. N. Smith
Garford
Garford Manufacturing Company
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Alice Bird
Lorain County
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Gewsrape
Scott’s
R. J. Scot
Joe Philtersr
Lindenhurst
Santa FE
N.M
Spain
Mexico
U.S
ST. Joseph Church
M. E
Mite Society
Parent-Teacher Association
ST. Paul's Lutheran
M. E. Church Notes
Amherst Business Men
Associa
First Evangelical Church
Bret Connon
Nan
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Keyes Auto
West Aves
Schroll Coal
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