Nomination Six For Places On Board Lorain County Farm Bureau
The nominating committee announced six candidates for three board seats at the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting Saturday at the First M. E. Church Elyria. Two nominees per district include Henry Seimbach and A A Hasenpflug for Black River Brownhelm and Wenrietta Townships, Glenn Hobbs and Frank Eldred for Amherst Russia and Carlisle Townships, and R E Campbell and A Z Mason for Camden Pittafield and Wellington Townships. The meeting will begin at 10 am with business reports and director elections, followed by an afternoon address by Rev Ellis Cowling on Men of Poverty or Men of Prosperity. Special music is planned.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Henry Seimbach
A. A. Hasenpflug
Black River
Brownhelm
Wenrietta
Glenn Hobbs
Frank Eldred
Amherst
Russia
Carlisle
R. E. Campbell
A. 2. Mason
Camden
Pittafield
Wellington
Farm Bureau
Lorain County
M. E
Elyria
Ellis Cowling
Trumbull County Farm Bureau
Indiana
Columbus
Foreign students lead at University of California
Berkeley reports 679 foreign students to lead all institutions, with Columbia 412 and Washington 313 behind. The figures reflect high tuition but show UC Berkeley ahead in international enrollment among major universities.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Columbia University
University of Washington
Gun Fails Not Arrow In Hartford City Rabbit Hunt
Hubert Schister, from the old school, failed to bag game with a shotgun on a recent hunt. He returned home, armed himself with a bow and arrow, and soon bagged a rabbit.
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Hartford City
Ind
Hubert Schister
Sainte-Beuve declines Legion of Honor over personal links
The famed French writer Sainte-Beuve refused the Legion of Honor, arguing the award owed more to his friends in power than to his literary merit, reflecting his conscientious stance on recognition and influence.
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Sainte-Beuve
Legion of Honor
Music and sermons at M E churches announce events
Special music at Sunday services featured an anthem by the choir A Heart of Praise led by Pike and a tenor solo by Harry Lee. Rev Lon zon Green preached Half A Man Holding Steady to Become A Whole Man. The Mid Winter Epworth League Institute for Lorain and Medina counties runs January 29 30 31 at the M I church with Rev Milton Griffin of Cleveland participating and Lonzo Green delivering Man's Soul the Candle of the Lord.
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Heart of Praise
Pike
Harry Lee
Lonzon
Green
Epworth League Institute
M. I
Lorain
Medina
Milton Griffin
Cleveland
M. E. Church
Lonzo Green
Funeral services for Mrs Lulu Mason in Wellington
Funeral services for 58 year old Mrs Lulu Mason wife of Arthur D Mason will be held from Keith Andrews Funeral Home at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon Rev L S Green pastor of the Wellington M E church officiating with burial in Greenwood cemetery She was a member of the local M E church Farm Woman's Club and Wellington Grange She died in the Cleveland Clinic after a serious operation Sunday night Surviving are her husband two daughters Gladys of Cleveland and Mrs Hildreth Smith of Los Angeles and her father Eber M Vincent of Wellington Her husband was president of the local school board of education for several years and of the County school board
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Lulu Mason
Arthur D. Mason
Keith Andrews
L. S. Green
Wellington M. E. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
M. E. Church
Farm Woman's Club
Wellington Grange
Cleveland Clinic
Gladys
Cleveland
Hildreth Smith
Los Angeles
Eber M. Vincent
Wellington
Local Social Notes From Seville And Elyria
Rev and Mrs Harold Black of Seville were overnight guests of Rev and Mrs Lonzo S Green. Mrs Joe Classy of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Glen Richmond and daughter Bernice Sunday. The W R C meets in the hall tonight for business with committees to be appointed by Mrs Let.
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Harold Black
Seville
Lonzo S. Green
Joe Classy
Elyria
Glen Richmond
Bernice
Let
Town leader notes wind damage to local house
The recent heavy wind blew a house on South Mill street off its foundation belonging to Mrs. KR Barber. Total damage estimated at 500 dollars. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Kimball of Mansfield and Rev. Lonzo Green, with Dr. C. E. Roush of Cincinnati visiting Dr. A. A. Baldwin.
Adelbert Knapp Visits Home From Baldwin Wallace College
Adelbert Knapp a Baldwin Wallace College student spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Perry Knapp Harold Prosser has been dismissed from the Falls Clinic American Legion Auxiliary meets with Mrs Nelle Haden tonight at 7 30 The annual smoker of the Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion is set for February 5 The affair will be held at the Lee Motor Company garage and will be open to all men of the vicinity Ed Wise is chairman of the program committee Mrs Nellie Close is employed at the Cleveland Steel and Metal Products Company
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Adelbert Knapp
Baldwin-Wallace College
Perry Knapp
Harold Prosser
Falls Clinic
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelle Haden
Morgan-Dirlam
American Legion
Lee Motor Company
Ed. Wise
Nellie Close
Cleveland’ Steel & Metal Products Company
Con gregational Sunday School Elects Officers for Year
Class of the Con gregational Sunday School elects Albert Ward president Raymond Haynes vice president Rade Zubrick secretary John Downey treasurer Lawrence Griggs sheriff Walter Ward marshal Fifteen members Col J C MacDermott teacher Wellington High School basketball boys and Coach Grimes observed Mount Union Ashland game Orving Olsen among 107 Ohio State Engineering high honors son of Mr and Mrs J Olsen Christian Endeavor Church of Christ met Monday elected Louise Parke president LaVerne Swartz vice president Joyce Meredith secretary Naomi Norris treasurer Robert Prentice lookout chairman Lorene Sutliff social chairman Mrs Guy Frazier advisor
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Congregational Sunday School
Albert Ward
Raymond Haynes
Rade Zubrick
John Downey
Lawrence Griggs
Walter Ward
Col
J. C MacDermott
Wellington High School
Grimes
Mount Union
Ashland
Orving Olsen
South Amherst Societies Meet This Week
In South Amherst on January 19 the Congregational Ladies Dime Society holds an all day quilting party at Mrs. Fred Berger's home. The Nativity Parish Woman's Circle meets Thursday at the church parlors. Hostesses for the Methodist Ladies Aid Society are Mrs. Frank Bogardy and Mrs. J. Bolog with Mrs. Lodi Gibson hosting Thursday afternoon. A card party for Nativity Circle officers is planned Friday evening with refreshments. Out-of-town guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sokup and sons of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Urschil of Alliance.
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South Amherst
Congregational Ladies’ Dime Society
Fred Berger
Nativity Parish
Frank Bogardy
J. Bolog
Lodi Gibson
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Nativity Church
Local Social Happenings Include Hospital News and Visits
Arthur Johnson, formerly of Urschil, returned home from Amherst Hospital after a two week confinement with his condition greatly improved. Mrs Sophia Glowoski was admitted to Amherst Hospital on Saturday. Weekend visitors included Mrs George Rice and her daughter Miss Margaret at the Niel Jones home in Milan. Elyria residents Alex and John Garland called on their parents, and Mrs Charles McQue with two children visited the Corbett home in Elyria. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Fred Lang of Amherst visited Mr and Mrs Martin Springer. Arthur Oakes and son David of Warren and Ed Rourke of Wooster were Sunday and Monday guests at the homes of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kreeger and Mr and Mrs John Leonard respectively.
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W. E. Urschil
Arthur Johnson
Amherst Hospital
Sophia Glowoski
George Rice
Margaret
Niel Jones
Milan
Alex
John Garland
Elyria
Alex Garland
Charles McQue
Charles Corbett
Fred Lang
Amherst
Martin Springer
Arthur Oakes
David
Warren
Lewis Kreeger
Ed Rourke
Wooster
John Leonard
Avon Lake Townsend Club hosts Get-Together Party
Avon Lake residents are invited to a Get-Together Party sponsored by the Townsend Club at Park Hall on Thursday evening January 21. Old members and the Elyria club are specially invited. Old and new dances are planned and refreshments will be served.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Townsend Club
Park Hall
Elyria Club
Card party hosted by Slawson Sisterhood No 346 in Lorain
Members of the George E Slawson Sisterhood No 346 sponsor a card party at the O P S Recreational Hall in Lorain at 8 p m on Wednesday.
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George E. Slawson Sisterhood No. 346
Lorain
Plans Completed for Park Hall Card Party Benefit
Group No 2 of the Women's League has completed plans for a benefit card party at Park Hall on Friday at 1 o'clock. Lunch will be served.
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Women’s League
Park Hall
Lorain Church Funeral and Local Social Notes
Mrs Len Mitchell and Mrs Curtiss Duff attended the funeral of Mrs Hattie Crowl at the Congregational church in Lorain Monday afternoon. John Hinz, recently ill at his Lakewood home, is improving. Agnes Duff of Port Clinton weekend-visited cousin Curtis Duff and family in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Walter Schenk and daughter Carol visited Mr and Mrs William Barr in Avon Sunday evening. Joe Doyle of Lakewood called on Walter Mitchell Monday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Barshaw of Rocky River were Friday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Deasy.
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Len Mitchell
Curtiss Duff
Hattie Crowl
Lorain
John Hinz
Lakewood
Agnes Duff
Port Clinton
Curtis Duff
Lakewoad
Walter Schenk
Carol
William Barr
Avon
Joe Doyle
Walter Mitchell
Clifford Barshaw
Rocky River
Jim Deasy
Germany to extend motor highway system to 777 miles by 1937
Germany plans to expand its autobahn network by 777 miles by autumn 1937, meeting Hitler’s directive to finish about 125 miles annually. Many sections are already open to traffic as construction continues across the Reich.
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Berlin
Germany
Hunger strike by Chungking Prison inmates aids plane fund
Chinese prisoners in Chungking Prison Szechuen went on a one day hunger strike and donated their food allowance to a fund for purchasing planes for the Chinese government.
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Shanghai
Chungking
Szechuen
Fragmentary line hints at new world order and silence
A clipped text fragment contrasts new worlds of Italy, Russia and Germany with the absence of marching noise. The phrase “mind belts pulled in” suggests restraint or caution amid geopolitical talk, but the source provides no clear event, actor, or date.
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Italy
Russia
Germany
Satire Needs A Sharper Edge In American Letters
New York Day by Day surveys American satire and notes editors producers and syndicates believe the nation lacks sharp satirical voices. It contrasts American and English humor tracing lineage from Nye Nasby and Lardner to Kaufman Hall and Mencken, praising Kauffman and Hall for sting and venom with controlled wit.
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New York
America
England
Beerbohm
A. P. Herbert
Pat Darody
Bill Nye
Petroleum V. Nasby
Lardner
George S. Kauffman
No title provided in source text
The bleak arches of Brooklyn Bridge define a grim Manhattan stretch on winter nights as marginalized outcasts drift through the dim underpass shadows and icy winds.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Refugees in Bowery North Ward Amid Squalor and Wind
The text portrays long time Bowery wanderers and north ward street dwellers as toothless shawled women and rachitic old men. They dwell in bleak gusts and rummage in makeshift fires, cooking pots au feu, ignoring passers by in a scene of urban squalor.
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Bowery
Death hoax on Bryan recounted from 1925 Dayton calls
A Nashville newspaper office recalls a prank call saga from July 26 1925 during the Scopes trial. An anonymous caller falsely claimed William Jennings Bryan had died, with successive calls at 3 40 and 3 44 p m confirming the hoax. Investigators never traced the origin.
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Nashville
Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Park Row hunch sparks early alert before Black Tom blast
A city editor, the late Charles Chapin, phoned a sub editor about twenty minutes before the Black Tom explosion in New Jersey. He warned a big yarn was coming and instructed to keep extra reporters and photographers on hand, showing keen newsroom instincts.
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Park Row
New Jersey
Charles Chapin
Rudy Vallee in deep melancholy after Fay Webb's death
Observers note the singer remains confined to work and home following the passing of Fay Webb, described as the real love among his several amours. Her portrait is reportedly the sole image on his dressing table.
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Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Honesty as Guiding Principle in Modern Business
The phrase that honesty is the best policy is highlighted as a core value shaping today’s corporate practices. It emphasizes transparent dealings, ethical decision making, and trust as competitive advantages in markets and governance.
Free Dizzy-Romino Puzzle Offers $500 Prize
A Tennessee distributing company launches a publicity campaign offering a free Dizzy Romino puzzle and a $500 cash prize to the solver with the highest score. Readers are urged to mail their name and address to The Sunny South Corporation in Memphis to receive the puzzle and instructions prepaid.
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Tennessee
Sunny South Corporation
Memphis
Tenn
Wake Up Bladder Irritation Ad From Druggist
An old advertisement urges buyers to test a bladder irritation remedy using buchu leaves and six other drugs fashioned into Ute ereen tablets to flush acids. It warns of night waking, scanty flow, and burning, then promises a 25 cent refund if not pleased within four days.
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C. C. Bowers
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Barker St
Ervice
Call
Urtland
Westinghouse
Eratenances
OF Latina
Arthur Sokup
Vincent Urschil
Alliance
Benefit Party
Felons Patriotic
D. C. McIntyre
Leonard Hall
Mencken
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Athenton
Philco
Bosch United
Motors
Motorola
Stewart Warner - Arvin
Charles
Middle Ave
al Pearce
His
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ford Dealers
Ford
United States
Universal Credit Company
Universal Rhythm
Rex Chandler and His Orchestra
N.B.C. Blue Network
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