Trip to National Tube Plant Enlightens Elyria Kiwanis Members
Elyria and Lorain visitors toured the National Tube Co. Lorain plant with E W Brown greeting them. Peer Nielsen led the guide team as the group marveled at blast furnaces rolling mills and the vast, well organized operations. The piece highlights safety culture, industrial scale, and community pride in local manufacturing.
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Elyria
Great National Tube Co
Lorain
Kiwanis Club
Rallon
E. W. Brown
Brown
The
National Tube Co
Elyrians
Ray Ward
Kiwanis Club of
Peer Nielsen
Elyrian
Nielsen
Lorain County
A Lesson in Justice Praised by London Officials
A Gloversville Herald letter to the London Times lauds English police and courts for rapid handling of a burglary case. The thief was caught Saturday, tried and sentenced by Tuesday at the Old Bailey, illustrating England's swift justice and suggesting fewer crime waves there.
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London Times
London
Old Bailey
England
Gloversville
N. Y
Oregon orchardists adapt to low demand with top grafting
Oregon apple growers weathered a market slump not by abandoning fruit but by top grafting to diversify and produce in demand varieties. They removed rarities like Spitzberges and Grimes Golden and now harvest a strong crop of Yellow Newstons Ortleys Red Delicious and Red Graven Steins, showing the power of intelligent adaptation.
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Oregon
Washington
King Davis
Grimes
Golden Legion Bible Study and the Jordan Altar
The two and a half tribes fulfilled their oath to Joshua and Israel and prepared to return east of the Jordan after inheritance was apportioned. They built a non sacrificial altar at the crossing as a reminder of their purpose, a plan misunderstood by the rest of Israel leading to near tragedy. The prayer asks for the spire of peace in forthcoming warlike days.
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Joshua
Israel
Jordan
The
Notable Births and Deaths in American Figures
Anniversary notes list James Watt born 1736 and other figures with birth and death dates. Entries include Robert E. Lee born in Westmoreland County Virginia and died Lexington Virginia October 12 1870, Edgar Allan Poe born Boston died Baltimore October 7 1849, William Watson Nantucket born died September 30 1915, William W Keen Philadelphia born died June 7 1932, David Starr Jordan Gainesville New York born died Stanford University September 19 1931.
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James Watt
Robert E. Lee
Virginia College
Westmoreland Co
Lexington
Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Baltimore
William Watson
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Nantucket
Mass
William W. Keen
Philadelphia
David Starr Jordan
California College
Gainesville
A. Y
Stanford University
Today in history events in the United States and Europe
A list of historical notes for this date cites the 1819 Oregon joint occupation treaty ratified by the United States and Oregon. It also records 1840 Charles Miller and a French expedition sighting Antarctica, 1848 death of Isaac Disraeli, and 1919 Germany's first general election under the republic.
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United States
Oregon
Luient
Charles Miller
Antarctic
Isaac Disraeli
Germany
Obituary Notices for Eddy Rainey Nuelsen
Sherwood Eddy a noted sociologist and former YMC A Asia secretary was born at Leavenworth Kansas sixty three years ago Dr Homer P Rainey Bucknell University president born at Clarksville Texas thirty eight years ago and Bishop John L Nuelsen the Methodist Episcopal bishop of Continental Europe served the church in Europe and died aged ?
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Sherwood Eddy
Asia
Leavenworth
Kans
Homer P. Rainey
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Clarksville
Texas
John L. Nuelsen
Europe
Many Families Moving To Elyria In Rental Boom
The report lists dozens of Elyria homes recently rented as families move in from out of town. B M O Donnell cites a rental shortage and says many available units need repairs before occupancy. Names, addresses, and tenants from Chicago Cleveland and Amherst areas are noted with employer ties to National Tube Company Foster Fitch company New York Central offices and Harris Joy company.
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Elyria
Chenelles
B. M. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Seventh Street
Middle Avenue
George Turner
National Tube Company
Park Avenue
Harris
Chicago
Harris Anoy Company
Boston
Plaza Apartments
Fifth Street
East Avenue
Nelson Fitch, Jr
Fitch
Foster-Fitch Company
West Ninth Street
Charlton
Harrison Street
Clyde Hartman
Pierce
West Sinth Street
W. W. Shook
New York Central
Cleveland
West Avenue
F. W. Pebbles
Eighth Street
Clara Dumas
Lake Avenue
J. Pollich
Adelbert Street
Durant Durant
Oxford Avenue
Mr. Catley
Cade
Longford Avenue
Broughton
George Brokaw
Hass
Stop
Cleveland Road
J. Bannich
Beebe
Broad Street
Earl Hutton
L. A. Fridenstine
Clement
Damm
East Broad Street
Rober
Georse Street
Terrell
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mrs. Sheppard
Pasadena Avenue
Noted Figures Born in Excerpted Lineage
The text records biographical notes on notable figures born in various places. Alexander Woollcott of New York, a dramatic critic and author, was born in Phalanx New Jersey. Maj. Gen Sir Frederick Maurice, a British soldier and school principal, also appears with a stated age and birthplace.
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Switzerland
Alexander Woollcott
New York
Phalanx
N. J
Sir Frederick Maurice
Thoughtful scholar finds uplift in contemplative path
A reflective piece notes a thoughtful and studious spirit guided by affection. It suggests the soul is uplifted through peaceful contemplation and devotion to a chosen path, while acknowledging a practical nature may limit but not negate.
Local Social Roster From Henrietta to Birmingham
Henriet ta Genenabell Becher remains homebound. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Iver and son Jimmy from Birmingham for Friday supper. Mrs Theodore Ries and son Myron visited Rae Lasea at Tinnisdad. Miss Dorothy Latteman from Birmingham stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray Brown. Various couples and families from Lorain Cleveland Milan Am herst and Chardon visited or returned home through the week.
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Genenabell Becher
Carl Iver
Jimmy
Birmingham
Adam Horn
Theodore Ries
Myron
Rae Lasea
Jay Sharp
Kipton
Katie Weidman
Dorothy Latteman
Ray Brown
Melvin Unger
Harland Carr
Lorain
John Bauman
Godfrey Bauman
Amherst
Wallacce Court
Will Paul
Dorcas
Milan
Nelson Reusser
Chardon
Albert Reusser
Wallace Wood
Cleveland
Wallace Court
Nuk Heller
Baron Appleman
Myron Ries
Ruby Krieg
Weidman Family Visitor Notes and Calls
Wakeman visitors Tuesday night included Mrs. Katie Weidman and Twila with Theodore Ries and Myron. Saturday evening guests at Weidman and Mrs. John Bohn's home were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, children, and Miss Dorothy Latteman. An Ashland visitor, Mr. Sayres, called Monday evening at the Ries home. Mrs. Katie Weidman visited Mrs. John Born Monday afternoon. Sunday evening visits came from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Court and children Oberlin to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Court, and from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Lakewood along with Mrs. Mattie Sanders and Janet Brown Amherst to O. C. Sanders home Sunday afternoon.
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Nlehi
Katie Weidman
Twila
Theodore Ries
Myron
Wakeman
Roy Brown
Dorothy Latteman
John Bohn
Sayres
Ashland
Ries
John Born
Paul Court
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Charles Brown
Lakewood
Mattie Sanders
Janet Brown
Amherst
O. C
Potato King Lewis Swank Dies in Auto Crash
Fredericktown Ohio reports the death of Lewis Tennyson Swank known as the Potato King. Swank died when his automobile was struck by a passenger train at a crossing, his car carried about 500 feet. he was alone on the farm near Fredericktown.
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Fredericktown
Careers on Great Lakes draw youths as careers
Superior Wisconsin Captain Fred Des Jardins with 32 years at sea notes young men are choosing lake service as a career. He cites Bethlehem Company needing four captains next year and 24 required by Pickands-Mather, among about a score of lake-boat firms hiring leaders.
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Superior
Wis
Great Lakes
Fred Des Jardins
Lakes
Lakes Service
Bethlehen
Pickands-Mather Company
Barbers Cut Prices After Student Strike in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa California barbers trimmed haircuts to 60 cents from 65 cents after Santa Rosa Junior College students led a several week strike over the price hike to 65 cents.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Santa Rosa Junior College
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Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Golden Legion Bible Study
CV Welly
West Eighth Street
W. von Hoefen
Cleveland Street
Wurst Court
D. J. Fachler
H. R. Kunkle
Clinton Avenue
FE. H. Elder
Henrietta
Sallys
Citizens Budget CO
Broadway
2Nd St
Lorain Elyria
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Melton
Wasserman
Quality Clothes Shop
Capitol Theatre
Luckies
Copsight
American Tobscos Company
Lucky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
NBC
Complete Opera
Don Giovacci
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