Looking At The News With Henry McLemore Reacts To The Family Car Boom
Henry McLemore reflects on how the family car has shifted from beloved novelty to central household focus. The piece traces consumer affection, repairs, and protections, contrasting initial car care with a government ban on new car sales and the renewed urgency for maintenance and safety during a road trip.
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Tallahar
Fila
Fur
Henry McLemore
Wes
Aneusa
Valley City Wolf Bishop Nuptials Highlight Local Notes
Valley City reports the marriage of Aiur Wolf and Betty Bishop on Saturday December 27 at Homerville with 150 guests at Lodi High School auditorium. The couple will reside in Cincinnati after a reception and guests include relatives and friends across Medina and Cleveland areas.
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Wolf-Bishop Nuptials
Aiur Wolf
Henry Wolf
Betty Bishop
Lodi
Homerville Hathermehurel
Bemes
Cylindvyr Gas
Ce Hl
M Walt Viated
W Dard
Tas Farts
Western Stig
Henry Drad
Sprinefield
Estelle Seeks Five Hundred Dollars In Family Tragedy
In a beleaguered farmstead test by money pressures, Estelle eyes a return to stardom with partner Ramon if she can raise five hundred dollars. Her mother refuses, while Serena endures domination as a murder plot unfolds with Mrs Comstock found dead and a hired man slain, prompting a tense kitchen-table confrontation and revelations.
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Pat Comstock
Rerena
Paul
Estelle
Chadwick
Leona Peasler
Fhurber
Advent
Ramon
Serena
Alan Leighton
Helen
Comstock
Alec Marry
Manders
Eater
Eile
Aricen
Tam
Estelie
Gasco Food Institute Model Kitchen Arrives Here Monday
The Gasco Food Institute presents a traveling model kitchen arriving Monday to Elyria High School Auditorium. Mortley the institute manager and Elizabeth Shapman will lead presenters, with the WAZ Fund staff and local merchants helping. Three programs will be shown over Wednesday and Thursday as part of the sixth annual event.
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Gasco Food Institute Model Kitchen
Htown
Gasen Food Institute Uy
Mortles
Ute Food Institute
Mortley
Elizabeth Shapman
Oo Fund Leethrer
Teather
WAZ Fondstall
Populiar
Elyria
Tw Gas Company
Nwrchants
Avon Church News and Local Club Activities District
Mrs Flora Moon hosted LGS and Methodist church group members at her home with sixteen attendees. Meetings covered devotions, plans for February, and treasurer changes. Five Hundred club gathered at Harold Smith’s home. winners named. Needlepoint Club discussed membership and flag purchase for Cub Scouts. Altar Society, Cross Work, and senior club reports given with refreshment moments. Firemen, Woman's Guild, and South Amherst basketball schedules noted.
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Flora Moon
L. GS
Charen
Allegnmen
Jane
Prescott
Harold
Air
Harold Smith
Five Hundred
Paul Stokes
Ed Shigg
Carl Senater
Joseph Forthofer
Carl Schafer
Altar Society Ates
George Valerine
Fed Cross
Joe Caine
William Sutton
Mere John Browoski
Afrs
Steve Bodnar
Amherst Held by Mrs Witham Slick for allegiance event
South Amherst residents witnessed a ceremonial gathering led by Mrs Witham Slick with the president presiding. Resume work was reenacted and the pledge of allegiance was offered by the chaplain. Correspondence was read and discussed.
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Amherst
Witham Slick
Birthday Celebration and War Drive Boost Local Spirit
Trem Eaton hosts a birthday gathering with music and dance while older residents play cards. A Red Cross war relief drive launches this week with a township appeal for volunteers and funds. Miss Isabel Reynard visits. Miss Ross returns to Cambridge to resume work as private secretary. Everett couple expect another child at Elyria Memorial Hospital. January 3 noted in memorial items.
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Haddren
Eaton
Cleveland
Fuel
Red Cross
Ella Tompkins
Margaret Kozar
Isabel Reynard
Canfon
Margaret Ross
Cambridge
Slassachusetts
Cambridge Junior Cetterc
Everett
Elyria Memorat Hospital
Local families note New Year movements and visits
Pilal recovering from hernia surgery. Compkins family dined at Wimpkins home. Stellie Tompking in Cleveland. Mrs Mae Pitteh in Cleveland with daughter. A R Chapman family to Rivera. McClelan retires on farm. Mary Cook and brother David return to Columbus for studies. Father in sophomore year. Bayard Osborn family moved to new home. Bolger family moved to west Lyon house Center. Rev Uphegal and Sandy spent New Year with Remsen friends. Tompkins visited Filmer George at New London Hospital. Mrs Hupple from Cleveland visiting. Pomona Grange program in Belden featured vocal trio. Siss Eleanor Muah accompanist. Program at eight. Junior choir to sing. sherka business meeting. refreshments later. New parsonage foundation completed. walls to be laid weather permitting. Chester Carpenter elected to school board to fill vacancy. Rey Ward and family spent holidays in Toledo.
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Pilal
Remsen
Byron ‘Tompkins
Abdeolns
Tompking
Visied
George
New London Hosspital
Hupple
Cleveland
FE. E. Durkee
J. C. Uptiegraft
Cheater Carpenter
King Crowell
Pomona Grange i
Belden
Eleanor
Muah Wag
Danvaty Ti
Ais Church Family Ht
Ian
Tor
Chester Carpenter
Sehen
Fiehm
Rey Ward
Toledo
North Olmsted Church Meeting Highlights and Events
North Olmsted reports a revised monthly meeting schedule at the church with a birthday reception serving refreshments. A guest speaker Rev Christian will headline the annual church meeting, with Blytin as guest speaker and a dessert-card party planned by the Ladies circle.
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North Olmsted
Ree
Bedanuary
Damiery
Rayfin
Columbi
Thurs
Oborka
Sunda
Rev Christian
Servne
Blytin
Circle of the Ladies
January church notices and social events listed
A clipped list records a January schedule of social gatherings at churches and homes, including card clubs, a wedding event, hospitality for Rev Clyde Kath, and a note on Miss Rully Sargeant’s upcoming marriage. Also mentions an injury at a home and industrial notes related to Martinique.
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Rupper
Paris
Mas Clyde Kath
Thutadday
Yin
Clyde Kat
Hew
Joh Kusper
Clenai
Sivanitye
Rully Sargeant
Worth Conthimal
Ambiguous Postal Offer Prompts Stamp Album Campaign
A garbled advertisement urges readers to order 10c defense stamps via a newspaper carrier who supposedly rejects Urday. It promises supply of stamp albums holding 107 vamps and a $25.08 reward upon filling, with a plan to start an album for each team member.
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Cheomele-Telegram
Temaly
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