Rotary Inter-Convention Highlights and North Pole Flag Gift
The Rotary Club of Elyria participated in the Boston based Rotary Inter-Convention from Monday June 26 to Friday June 20 with 8500 delegates including 500 from outside the US. Notable events included world order talks by leaders from the Netherlands France England and New Zealand, a closing speech by Senator Joseph T. Robinson, and an international fellowship evening with the Boston Club. A Rotary flag carried by Rear Admiral Byrd was presented to Rotary International, paralleling a prior pole flag gift. John Nelson of Montreal was elected president with directors from several nations.
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Rotary Club of
Elyria
Ted
W. O. McCella
Elyria Club
J. B.thomas
Boston
United States
Canada
Mechanics Hall
Rotary
William de Cock Buning
Hague
Netherlands
P. H. W. Almy
Torquay
Devon
England
Maurice Duperrey
Paris
France
Rank Milner
Rotary Club
Oamaru
New Zealand
Herbert Schofield
Loughborough
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Boston Club
Assembly Hall
New England
World Rotary
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mechanics Hal
Clinton Anderson
Rotary International
House of Friendship
Rotary Clubs
Gloucester
John Nelson
Montreal
Germany
Colombia
China
India
Wellington
South Pole
Rear Admiral
Byrd
North Pole
Rotary Organization
Monroe guests visit Mrs Savage and Miss Rose Savage
Mr and Mrs Rollin Sprague of Monroe Michigan are guests of the latter s mother Mrs Ella Savage and sister Miss Rose Savage on East River street Harriett Scott has returned to ...
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Rollin Sprague
Monroe, Michigan
Ella Savage
Rose Savage
East River Street
Harriett Scott
Camp meeting at Sharon prepares for July 28 to August 6
The thirty fourth annual session of the Sharon Camp meeting in Sharon Pennsylvania runs Friday July 28 through August 6. Rev D P Fulmer of Eastern Heights Boulevard serves as president of an inter denominational group affiliated with the National Association for the Promotion of Holiness and incorporated in Ohio. Open to all in good standing with orthodox evangelical churches, the event invites Epworth Leagues Christian Endeavors and Young People's Societies to attend. Noted workers include Rev J L Brash er Attalla Alabama Hoy T M Anderson Wilmore Kentucky Rev James Campbell and wife East Liberty Ohio and Miss Eva Clausen Cleveland.
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Sharon
Pennsylvania
D. P. Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
National Association For the Promotion of Holiness
Ohio
Epworth Leagues
J. L. Brasher
Attalla
Alanpama
Hoy
T. M. Anderson
Wilmore
Kentucky
James Campbell
East Liberty
Eva Clausen
Cleveland
Miss Virginia Wicker Elected State Rainbow Official
Miss Virginia Wicker was elected Grand Confidential Observer at the annual Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in Toledo Ohio. Muriel Lewis and Mary Schwert returned from the event. Lorain and Elyria will jointly host the 1934 Grand Assembly with delegates from across the state expected, marking a notable Rainbow history milestone.
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Virginia Wicker
Muriel Lewis
Mary Schwert
Toledo
Ohio
Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Lorain
Elyria
Rainbow
How Can We Make Our Nation More Christian
Last evening the Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met in The Upper Room at 6 00 p m Leland Prentice led with the topic How Can We Make Our Nation More Christian The scripture was I Peter verses 1 7 Special music by Paul Wainwright who sang a solo Questions were read and answered The meeting closed with a song and the CE benediction.
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Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Leland Prentice
I Peter
Paul Wainwright
Savage Family Reunion Draws 34 Residents Home
The Savage family held its 1933 reunion yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ella Savage and daughter Rose Savage on East River Street. Thirty four relatives attended a noon picnic dinner and an afternoon of sociable games and time. Out of town guests included Rollin Sprague and daughters Maxine Janet of Monroe Michigan, Harry Savage Warrick Fleming and Miss Sawyer of Cleveland. Elyria guests included George Steves and family Ben Francis and family George Savage Reod Charles Savage and Edwin Keyes.
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Savage
Ella Savage
Rose Savage
East River Street
Rollin Sprague
Maxine
Janet
Monroe
Michigan
Harry Savage
Warrick Fleming
Sawyer
Cleveland
Elyria
George Steves
Ben Francis
George Savage
Reod
Charles Savage
Edwin Keyes
Schultz Arndt Family Reunion at William Youngeberg Farm
Schultz Arndt family held their annual reunion at the William Youngeberg farm on La Grange road with seventy five attendees. Dinner was served on the lawn at noon followed by a business session electing Albert Kreeger president Henry Arndt vice president A Schultz secretary and Fred Koepp treasurer. Prizes were awarded in games and ice cream concluded the gathering with guests from Toledo Elmore Lorain Amherst Cleveland and Elyria. The group voted to meet again in 1834 at the same location. Mrs J B White returned home to Scranton Pennsylvania after a month as guest of her sister Mrs KBjp of Bastave.
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Schultz-Arndt
William Youngeberg
L la- Grange
Albert Kreeger
Henry Arndt
A. Schultz
Fred Koepp
Toledo
Elmore
Lorain
Amherst
Cleveland
Elyria
Evening church and club meetings listed across Canton and Lorain
Tonight multiple groups meet including Susanna Wesley class of the Methodist church with Frances Baetz from Lake Avenue, the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society, the Mon O May Club, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Church of Christ Bible School Faculty gathers at 7:30. Grace Lutheran quarterly meeting postponed to next Monday. Methodist finance committee and the regular official board meeting are also noted as postponed.
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Canton Lorain
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Frances Baetz
Lake Avenue
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Church of Christ Bible School
Grace Lutheran Congregation
Methodist Finance Committee
Prosperity Club and Lodge Meetings Schedule
Prosperity Club meets with Ag nes Wykrendt of Redington Block. St. Clair Rebekah Lodge meets in I O O F Hall. Marshall Chapter R A M meets in Masonic Temple. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Church hosts luncheon at Mrs Howard Miller’s East avenue home at 12 30. Business session at 2.
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Prosperity Club
Agnes Wykrendt
Redington Block
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall
Masonic Temple
St. Paul’s Church Coune
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Howard Miller
East Avenue
Vermilion area club picnic and varied meetings
Gosmopolitan Club hosts a children s picnic at Vermilion La with a 10 A M departure. Democrat Women s Club gathers with Mrs Gibbons in Ridgeville. Triple Four Club meets with Margaret Urig and Margaret Stirzaker. St Paul s Circle No 4 meets with Mrs Lyndon East River street. Agenda Fraternity meets on East Broad Street. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary plans district picnic and reports on G A R Encampment. David Nye Chapter DeMolay meets in I O O F Hall. Daughters of Scotland meet. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary meet in K of C Hall.
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Gosmopolitan Club
Vermilion
Democrat Women’s Club
Gibbons
Ridgeville
Triple Four Club
Margaret Urig
Margaret Stirzaker
St. Paul's Circle No. 4
Lyndon
East River Street
Agenda Fraternity
East Broad Street
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. O. O. F. Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Past President Assn Picnic and Auxiliary Gatherings
Past President Association announces Sons of A V Auxiliary picnic and Division L of 2nd Congregational picnics at noon with Mrs Dorothy Stanford of Lake Avenue. Legion Auxiliary meets in place of Tuesday while Eagles Auxiliary holds a card party with Mrs Bruck of Water Street.
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Ass'n. Sons of A. V
Division L
2Nd Cong’l
Dorothy Stanford
Lake Avenue
Legion Auxiliary
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Bruck
Water Street
Salsbury wedding reception honors newlyweds and attendants
A post wedding dinner at the Salsbury home on Cleveland street honored Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Salsbury and their attendants Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Reynolds. The yellow and white table decor featured a cake with a miniature bride and groom. The bride wore a blue chiffon gown. The wedding occurred last Wednesday in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, with guests Miriam Reynolds of Albion, Sara Reynolds of Pittsburgh, Frances and Geraldine Salsbury, Mrs. Frances Sanders of Elyria, George Rudler of Pittsburgh, Howard Martin and Donald Hitsmarf of Elyria.
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E. J. Salsbury
S. E. Reynolds
Salsbury
Cleveland Street
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Miriam Jean Reynolds
Albion
Sara Reynolds
Pittsburgh
Frances
Geraldine Salsbury
Frances Sanders
Elyria
George Rudler
Howard Martin
Donald Hitsmarf
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Ledger
The hospital lists admissions including Emma Harris of Lodi Walter Locker 1607 Lake Ave Grover Brink So Prospect St John Budach 1716 West Broad and others from Lorain Cleveland Ferndale Michigan and Ridgeville Discharges note Grover Brink Francis Brown Emma Harris pain Ely Frank Novesky H E at 234 Boston Ave Herman Gannett Rollin Brooks Edward Spiegelberg Margaret Smith Robert Clay Virgil Rogers Elaine Stilgenbauer among others Panoramic patient moves documented in a single ledger entry.
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Emma Harris
Lodi
Walter Locker
Lake Avenue
Grover Brink
Prospect Street
Howard Botamer
School Street
John Budach
West Broad
Don Durfee
Lorain
Jean Darby
Ver- Millon
Frank Saunders
Cleveland
John Rusher
Ferndale
Michigan
Dick Durfee
So. Prospect
Francis Brown
Clinton
Pain Ely
Denison
Frank Novesky
Gratton
H. E
Boston Avenue
Herman Gannett
R. D
Steve Molnar
Rollin Brooks
Ridgeville
Edward Spiegelberg
North Street
Margaret Smith
Middle Avenue
Robert Clay
Virgil Rogers
Franklin Street
Elaine Stilgenbauer
Madison Street
Women’s Missionary Society Picnic at Mrs. Miller Home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold a picnic at 1805 East Avenue on Wednesday at 12:00. Members should bring a tureen dishes and silver. A 2:00 program will feature music by the Second M. E. Ladies. Members will bring mite boxes.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Howard Miller
East Avenue
M. E
Local residents host visits and travel plans span several states
Reverend and Mrs. C. F. Wise are guests of relatives in Canton this week. Herman and Albert Bode families from Cleveland and South Bend visit Revered Armin Schroeder. Frank Smith and son Harry head to Chicago World's Fair. Sam Sederis family sails from New York for four months abroad. Fort Merthe of Charleston WV visits local friends. Robert W. Funk returns from Georgian Bay Ontario. Miss Mary Franklin ill with trinoid fever at home on Eastern Heights. Mrs Carl W. Martin and son Philip depart for a month at Locust Lawn.
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C. F. Wiseman
Canton
Herman Bode
Ruth
Cleveland
Albert Bode
South Bend
Indiana
Armin Schroeder
Ninth Street
Frank Smith
Twelfth Street
Chicago
Sam Sederis
Christine
Mary
George
New York City
Fort Merthe
Charleston
West Virginia
Robert W. Funk
Weat Avenue
Georgian Bay
Midland
Ontario
Local guests and births mark busy Carrollton area week
Families from Medina Cleveland Detroit and Maryland visited Carrollton area households over the weekend. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Botamer at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July second. Several residents left for vacations and trips including to Clarksburg West Virginia Chicago Worlds Fair and Maine.
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Carrollton
Ohio
M. A. Witter
Roosevelt Avenue
George Coleman
Charles Kern
Barbara Beebe
Medina
Emory Coleman
Ralph
Will Seymour
Cleveland
Carl I, Miller
Helena
Arkansas
Alex Altfeld
Fourth Street
Alr
Howard Botamer
School Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Almeda Frances Martin
Princeton Avenue
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Maxine and
Janet Sprague
Monroe
Michigan
George Stevel
East Avenue
Virginia Hitchcock
Ruth Taylor
Detroit
Mortimer
Edythe Harris
Eastern Heights Blvd
Margaret McClellan
New London
Chicago
Mary Rockwood
Baltimore
Jong Beach
Rockwood
Bristol
Maine
Virginia Wicker
Muriel Lewis
Mary Schwert
Toledo
Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
Maybelle Burner
Madeline Frahm
Miss Burner
Lyons Eckler Depart for Fort Benjamin Harrison Training
Kenneth Lyons and John Eckler left this morning for a military training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, marking a routine departure for service preparation.
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Kenneth Lyons
John Eckler
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Freshness of Fish Being Determined by Electrometric Method
Washington records show scientists using the electrometric method on haddock to determine how long the fish stay fresh and marketable. Further experiments are expected to extend the method to other fish species.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Haddork
Love as a scientific sight and mirrored nature
A reflection on love as a scientific process where perception differs among individuals. It suggests that one person may see clearer patterns in romance, as if borrowing Nature's eyes to recognize harmony and balance with another. The piece blends metaphor with perspective on human connection.
Accidents Of Fourth Of July Reforms Warn Of Lockjaw
Dr Grendening explains that 1903 saw 4449 Fourth of July injuries in the United States with 4115 developing lockjaw and 406 dying. He notes declines due to fewer giant fireworks and the horse’s disappearance, but stresses tetanus antitoxin and immediate physician advice after wounds from Independence Day observances to prevent lockjaw.
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Logan Clendening
M. D. Itv
American Medical Association
United States
Nervous heart tied to stimulants in adults
Inquiries describe two evenings of exams labeled good condition yet nervous heart after coffee and cigarettes. Answer notes nervous heart means rapid or irregular beating from excitement or stimulants, not serious, not a predictor of heart trouble. Tobacco can cause it, but examiner’s nervousness likely caused this instance.
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R L. C
City Life Fades for Guard on Lassen Peak
In Red Bluff California John Gransbury serves as a lookout on Brokeoff Mountain in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Each June he starts at a small house 9,232 feet up and remains until winter rains end the uphill hike. He avoids curious tourists and later moves to a settlement near the park entrance for the off season.
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Red Bluff
Cal
City Ife
John Gransbury
Brokeoff Mountain
Lassen Volcanic National Park
John
Be Cape Frocks for Smart Young Kings in 1933 Styles
Modern fashion note extols cape frocks as practical evening wear. Marian Martin pattern 9661 in sizes 14 through 40 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. includes cutting and sewing guidance. Order with 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept. 232 W. 18th St New York N Y.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
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