Elyria column favors removing fallen tree over Black River
A local Elyria observer urges the city to remove a large fallen tree on the Black River bank south of Fourth Street bridge to avert potential drownings as venturous youths risk the water. The piece also reflects on current unsettled industry, transportation progress, and pride in high school honor rolls.
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Elyria
Black River
Fourth Street
Berea
Air Express
Minneapolis elects Major General Leach mayor in conservative shift
The 1930 Minneapolis mayoral race ends with General George EB. Leach defeating Farmer-Labor candidate Kenneth C. Haycraft by 186 000 votes of 261 000. The former mayor 1921 1929 is praised as conservative, law and order minded, and suitable to run city affairs amid a radical political era.
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George EB. Leach
Minneapolis
Farmer-Labor
Kenneth C. Haycraft
Minnesota
Leach
Farmer-Laborites
Hoover
War Department
National Guard
Gen. Leach
Thomas E. Latimer
New York Herald Tribune
Remote Guatemala Town Knows None Of Modern Times
An isolated Guatemalan village reportedly lacks awareness of world events and popular culture. Inhabitants have not heard of major figures or items such as the Dionne quintuplets, Lindbergh’s flight, or the Windsor. They also miss references to Robert Taylor, traffic lights, and other signs of modern life.
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Guatemala
Robert Taylor
Anniversaries and birthdays guide today in history
A historical list notes anniversaries and birthdays of prominent figures from Comte de Rochambeau to Gideon Welles and Horace Mann. Also includes major historical milestones such as Gettysburg, Canada’s confederation, and Mexico’s Pan American highway. Concludes with today’s horoscope urging patience and modest effort.
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Comte de Rochambeau
America
Porn
Gideon Welles
Hartford
Charles Melton Walcot
Boston
New York
William H. Brett
Cleveland
Braceville
Ohio
George F. W. Holls
Butler County
John G. Clarkson
Chicago
Cambridge, Mass
Horace Mann
Massachusett
Board of Education
Congress
Gettysburg
Canada
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
San Juan Heights
Cuba
Mexico
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Emerews
Clarks Ville
William G. Everson
Portland
Oreg
U. S. Militia Bureau
Wooster
William M. Mann
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Helena
Monit
Susan Glaspell
Davenport
Iowa
Charles Lauchton
England
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York City
Atlanta
Bible Readings And Meditations Thursday July 1
Discussion of Ephesians on raising children with discipline and obedience. Emphasizes balancing parental guidance with freedom and respect for personality. Cites modern concerns like self-expression and mental health, urging constructive discipline aligned with shared purpose.
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Boy Scout Organization
Moneta's Italian Eatery and Old NY Memories
New York profile recalls Moneta's on Mulberry Street with Papa Moneta Mama and their son greeting patrons including judges bankers and scientists. It notes Meodowbrook summer dinners, pipe smoking in restaurants and shifts in dining room etiquette, plus a reminiscence on Kaltenborn's radio voice and a Duchess tea scene.
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New York
Papa Monota
Mulberry
de Rol
Moneta
Papa Moneta
Mama Moneta
Papa
Mama
Einstein
Prosper Baranell
Meadowbrook
Help’s
Bowery
Emily Post
Ice Cream Social and Community Notes in Valley City
Valley City church hosts an ice cream social on Saturday July 3 with Innde Ice Cream. Mrs Floyd Foulk and children visiting Northfield. A B C bridge club at Mrs George Wolfe’s home. Firemen sponsor a dance July 3 with Fauble Entertainers. Various local residents attend outings, reunions, and trips. township trustee Albin Platz named to fill E R Grunkelman’s term.
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Bootal Valley
Women's Union of the Erangelical Reformed Church
Witt
Innde
Floyd Foulk
Northfield
George Wolfe
Harry Bauer
Earl Arnold
Bridge Club
Hinkley Grange Hall
Hinkley Center
Clyde Reuchler
North Olmsted
Fred Feuchter
Allan Bload
Sharon Center
Frank Finch
Howard Grabenatetter
Cleveland
William Grabenatetter
Albin Platz
Justice of the Peace
D. F. Wood
E. R. Grunkelman
Philip Bauman
Granger
Westlake
Earl Arick
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Michigan
Old Time Showbiz Woes On Talkies And Stars
A 1937 syndicated column reflects on silent era stars like John Gilbert and Jack Dempsey faltering with sound, noting laughs at their shrill voices and the lasting impact on careers. It weaves in brief notices about Tony Wons making violins, Mascagni at breakfast, Brock Pemberton, and a Norman Rockwell cover- Variety moment.
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John Gilbert
Altho
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Tony Wons
Wisconsin
Mascagni
Brock Pemberton
Dave Chasen
Hollywood
Variety
Saturday Evening Post
Norman Rockwell
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Serate County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Audnutt
Clare George
Elyris Postoffica
Mall
Withs
State of Ohio
W. Cullen Company
General Motors
Youngstown
Speaking
Drwersz
0. C. McIntyre
H. V. Kaltenborn
Kaltenborn
TSG
Bulova
Renger
Awels
Vic Silver
East Ave
Broad Walk
Save
Valley City
Klele Feuchter
Flarold
Lakewood
William Grunwald
Grunwald
Hurlington
Relaves
Harold Dean
Ned
Ralph Feuchter
Frank Weldner
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
P. RB. Smith & CO. Investments
Elyria Savings Building
Fiyggy
Tereefer
Tong Ride
TVPE
the City Tire House
East Avenue
Depot Street
Bill” Walters
Hanes
BACH
Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hanes Underwear
AA Eerste
Broad ST
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