Partition Of Palestine Is Recommended
Jerusalem witnesses protests as the Royal Commission report recommends partition of Palestine with Jerusalem and Bethlehem in a British mandated zone. British troops and police stand ready while Jewish and Arab leaders confer, amid broad public opposition and calls to reject the plan.
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Jerusalem
Walling Wall
Royal Commission
Partition of
Palestine
Stratfic
John Greer Dill
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
Holy City
Bethlehem
Vladimir Jabotinsky
New Zionist Organization
United Press
Alexandria
Great Britain
London
Tinget 30c foot remedy praised by Ohio man
Joe Pelkie of Kenton Ohio reports relief after a 24 hour test with Tingol camphor solution for persistent athlete’s foot. He says one application cleared years of itching and odor and notes he has had no trouble for months. Local druggist C C Bowers advertised.
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Joe Pelkie
Kenton
Ohio
C. C. Bowers
Government to debate report soon on Palestine plan
Government aims to start parliamentary debate within two weeks to approve the plan in principle. Next step seeks in principle approval from the League of Nations Mandates commission and the United States, which has special interest in Palestine. When Parliament reconvenes in November the DIN with full plan details would be introduced for amendments before ratification by the League and the United States.
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League of Nations Mandates Commission
United States
Palestine
League
Enlistments Open for Navy in Cleveland District
Eight young men aged 17 to 25 will be accepted for Navy enlistment from the Cleveland Recruiting District in July. Selected recruits go to Newport Rhode Island for 12 weeks training in navy life and receive furlough after completion. Inquiries should be directed to the six district stations including Elyria’s Old Post Office Cleveland. A stray note mentions Trochosa spider mother carrying young on her back.
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United States Navy
Cleveland
U. S. Navy
Old Post Office
U. S. Naval Training Station
Newport
Rhode Island
W. L. Shea
Elyria
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Cambridge
Newark
Postoffice
Council Hears Complaints About Fireworks and Birds
Wellington village council held its first July session in the mayor’s courtroom. Firework disturbance during Sunday and church services drew complaints, plus concern over boys killing starlings and leaving them in the streets. The panel granted Bob Herrick permission to erect a store sign and planned a curbside park along the post office. A power lawn mower for the business district was approved for purchase. Clerk J T Duff to advertise bids for resurfacing side streets. Bills paid and adjournment followed.
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Wellington
Bob Herrick
J. T. Duff
W R C Initiates Four Candidates at G A R Memorial
A large crowd attended Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps initiation of four members at the G A R Memorial Tuesday evening. New members include Mrs Ida Wenner and Verna Betts of Wellington and Christine Snell and Mrs Martha Smith of La Grange. Edith Kern joined as third member of the Department Executive Board with Rose Warner installing. Visitation from Oberlin Elyria Medina. remarks noted. Plans for July 22 tea and July 24 bake sale announced. Amelia Brown won attendance prize. Fourth Band Concert led by Clyde Seidel set for Thursday at 8 in the park. Glenn Buswell returns home Friday with 53 others.
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Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Ida Wenner
Verna Betts
Wellington
Christine Snell
Martha Smith
la Grange
Rose Warner
Medina
Edith Kern
Department
Oberlin
Elyria
Lettle Stevick
Lydia Squires
Florence Terry
Thatcher
Swanker
Nora Abbe
Alice Houston
Solomon
Harriette Whitney
Amelia Brown
Georgia Carey
Scouts Return From National Scout Jamboree in Washington
Fire land area scouts and leaders head home Friday after attending the National Scout Jamboree in Washington DC. Residents share hospital news, social events, and July library hours as community notices flow through this Wellington snippet.
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Fireland Area
Washington, D. GC
Merry Mixers 4-H Club Plans Picnic At Cascade Park
All members attended the last meeting at Miss Jean Strong’s home on June 30. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic later in July to which mothers will be invited. The dish prepared was corn custard and games followed. The next meeting is set for Thelma Spitzer’s home on July 8.
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Merry Mixers
Jean Strong
Cascade Park
Thelma Spitzer
Oldag Anniversary Dinner Honors Cleveland Guests
Mr and Mrs A W Oldag entertained fourteen guests at a steak dinner in honor of their son in law and daughter's sixth wedding anniversary. The Cleveland guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Stofan, Joe Stofan Jr and others plus Miss Evelyn Oldag, with several local attendees. The event featured songs and a festive gathering.
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A. W. Oldag
Joe Stofan
Cleveland
Joe Stofan, Jr
Ernie Leese
Clare Kinkelaar
Ed. Chapek
Emma Lazor
Ruth Weingarten
Anthony Bergenstein
Edward Wagner
Evelyn Oldag
Eaton
Grissingers Return From Wedding Trip to Michigan and Canada
Mr and Mrs John Grissinger came home Tuesday from their wedding journey through Michigan and Canada and are now at their North Main street residence to receive friends, according to local notices in Ashes Green.
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Green
Leavenworth
John Grissinger
Michigan
Canada
North Main Street
Ministers Institute and local social notes from July
The Rev A K Stevenson will attend a Ministers Institute at Camp Ohio near Utica from Monday to Thursday. Mrs Carrie Terrell of Elyria visited Mrs Lee Terrell on Tuesday. Ladies Aid Society met July 1 at Mrs Ford Hills with next gathering a July 15 picnic. Sunny Stitchers met at Mrs Jamison home and planned a Cleveland theatre trip July 16. Alma Box and Arlene Austin to demonstrate in Elyria. Helen Osborn to show buttonholes at next meeting with Mrs Jamison. Isabelle Traxler visited. Bert Wise and Mrs A W Oldag plus daughter Evelyn visited Cleveland. George Little spends summer with his parents.
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A. K. Stevenson
Ministers’ Institute
Camp Ohio
Utica
Ohio
Carrie Terrell
Elyria
Lee Terrell
Ladies' Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Ford Hill
Eell
A. W. Oldag
Evelyn
Cleveland
George Little
W. A. Little
Local Bride’s Pink Dress Wedding Sparks New Beginnings
A fragmentary report notes William Loveridge, aged 20, spending his last cent on his bride’s first pink dress for their wedding. The couple’s voyage follows a rural journey from Stanwell, Bogland, with plans for a railway influenced life and a trailer honeymoon.
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William Loveridge
Mexico -Eport
Stanwell, Bogland
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