Eleanor Roosevelt and Ben Hur push for first editions
A Harper edition of Ben Hur draws 3,000 letters from readers offering first editions. MGM gears to showcase rarities while General Wallace legacy and publishing quirks attract fan interest. Roosevelt reflects on UN work and public life since leaving the White House.
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White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Delano Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
United Nations
General Assembly
London
Russia
Harper
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lew Wallace
MGM
America
General Wallace
Indiana
Wallace
Crawfordsville
Ind
la Slate
Roebuck
Jay
Dear Abby Suggestion Is Sensible Van Buren
A widower plans to marry a widow and asks if he should request a financial arrangement. The advice is to proceed and rely on legal guidance, noting if the partner objects she is not a lady. A social incident warns against a high profile firm charging guests and suggests discreet disapproval by cutting ties.
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Abby
Mer Eys
Eagles Auxiliary Honors Member On Re-Election
The Elyria Eagles Auxiliary met to honor a member on re election. Edna Amspaugh Thelma Bahl and Margaret Gard received awards. The next regular meeting is July 15 at 8 p m in Eagles Hall.
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Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Ann
Edna “Amspaugh
Thelma Bahl
Margaret Gard
Marjorie
Eagles Hall
Lollipop Lovely Darling Fella Charming Hinl Family
George Washington, praised as a darling little fella by Mr. and Mrs. G W Hinl of 113 North Maple Street, loves lollipops and noisy TV programs. He has a junior and a big brother Tony who are real cronies. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H Carter of LaGrange.
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George Washington
G. W. Hinl
North Maple St
Junior
Tony
Benjamin H. Carter
LaGrange
Elyria Oberlin Clubs Host Townsend District Dinner
Elyria and Oberlin Townsend clubs hosted a Sunday noon potluck dinner in Fremont for the 13th Congressional District. Walter Woodward of Belleville spoke on government and the economy. prizes were awarded to Mrs. Martha Horn and Mrs. Mackin. clubs from Tiffin Fremont Sandusky Oberlin and Elyria were represented.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Townsend Clubs
13Th
Fremont
Emma Cowen
Elyria Club
Walter Woodward
Townsend National Council
Belleville
U.S
May Terry
13Th Congressional District
Townsend Chibs
Wiliam Housman
Neva Mackin
John Beech
Coven
Francis Wooldridge
Jennie Slack
Frankie Edmonds
Vernon Heifner
Frank West
Heifner
Housman
Terry
Herfner
Wooldridge
Oberlin Club
Tiffin
Sandusky
Oberlin Townsend Club
East College St
Miss Mulcahy and Mr Otterbacher to Wed in Brunswick
Valley City announces the wedding of Miss Marguerite Ann Mulcahy daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Mulcahy to Mr Gerald Otterbacher son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Otterbacher. The ceremony will be at St Ambrose Church Brunswick with an invitational reception to follow.
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Valley City
Marguerite Ann Mulcahy
Leonard Mulcahy
Paul ‘Lehner
St. Ambrose Church
Brunswick
Highland
Mulcahy
Ohio Edison Company
Fairlawn
Akron
Otterbacher
Rupert Otterbacher
Liverpool High School
U. S. Marines
Gerald Otterbacher
Barbara Jarolinmek
Rank Mulcahy
Cleveland
Richard Mulcahy
Frank Mulcahy
Women of Churches Division A Meet for Tureen Dinner
Nine members and two guests attended a tureen dinner and meeting of Division A at the home of Mrs. William Gehrke 705 West River St. The session opened by chairman Mrs. George Halliday. Mrs. Perry Clevenger led devotions with Romans 12 and The Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Walter Smith read from Missions Today and plans were made for quilts. Aug 6 hosts Mrs. Unger and Mrs. Henry Altmiller in the church lounge.
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Harry Pickett
Clara Unger
Leake Avenue Congregational Church
William Gehrke
West River
George Halliday
Perry Clevenger
Walter Smith
Unger
Henry Altmiller
Waffle Knit Stockings To March On Campus
A campus feature notes all lengths and types of stockings will be accepted. Crew socks tights and various knee lengths are mentioned. Some tights include stretch nylon panties and a waffle knit stocking stays up with an elasticized top.
Independence Reflections on Freedom and Individual Responsibility
A reflective piece argues Independence Day should be called Independence Day and celebrates the freedom to think vote worship and speak freely. It contrasts conformity in material life with the rights to personal liberty and self government. It asks readers to imagine resisting tyranny and affirms self reliance and responsible action aligned with Proverbs 16 32.
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Arland Durbin
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Wellington
Judy
Gene
George
Danny
Martha
Mak Construction
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Mary Widener
Lorain
Johnny
Andrew Pavlenda
West River St
Homerun King
Lucky
Brenda Mae
Studebaker Chemical
John Pavlenda
Bath St
John Vanco
Townsend
Conn Organs
Lorain Co
Moderm
Beauty Shop
Lake Ave
Paul Berta
Cleveland Sr
Blacksop Park II
Women of Churches
Cleveland Street
Bante
Pre-Tek-Tiv
Stenplex
Weetminster
F. Goodrich
Weyenberg
Wise Shoe Store
Ghie
Witi_ Fay
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin, Ohio
Fox Furniture
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