37th Division Veterans To Have Reunion
Lorain County veterans of the Thirty-seventh Division of the AEF are invited to the twenty first annual reunion to be held September 2 3 and 4 in Dayton. General chairman will be Rev William P O Connor a former overseas serviceman with the Sixty second Field Artillery Brigade and past national chaplain of the American Legion now chaplain of the Dayton National Military Home. Mrs Charles F Bell president of the Dayton auxiliary is arranging festivities for the Ladies of the Thirty seventh reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Expeditionary Forces
Dayton
William P. O'Connor
Sixty-second Field Artillery Brigade
American Legion
Dayton National Military Home
Charles F. Bell
Pickets Force Body Plant To Close
Pickets massed at the Ponti as Fisher Body plant gates forcing the factory to close in a UAW described showdown with General Motors. About 700 workers normally employed. 100 worked Thursday and 200 Friday. Union called for hundreds more today to prevent returns.
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Pontiac
Midh
United Automobile Workers
Pontias Fisher Body
General Motors Corporation
UAW
Spencer BRIEFS Fourth of July Guests and Visits
Numerous local families hosted relatives and friends over the Fourth, including Mr. and Mrs. S A Harrington and Miss Betty Clark of Euclid. Miss Diane Shelly of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Teledoscent. the Stroups and Rooks. Robert Kendall on furlough from the U S S Seattle. and many cousins and visitors from Berlin Springs Elyria Wellington Wooster Lakewood Ashland Cambridge New Concord Eyesville Marietta Schoenbrunn Park and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Niagara Falls
Canada
Robert Kendall
Seattle
Brooklyn
Evelyn Eglin
J. T. McCourt
Cambridge
New Concord
Eyesville
Marietta
Loretta LaVell
Lakewood
Cari Converse
Ed Koppes
George Stroup
William Dillinger
Wooster
Gale Still
Amherst
Cindrella Still
Ernst Wolfe
J. F. LaVell
Nene Grady
Carl Converse
Orlo White
Jom Wolfe
New London
Glenn Repp
Schoenbrunn Park
McBride
McCourt
Dewey Rock
B. E. Kruck
Akron
Brouse
Canterbury Hearts and 1 Dollars A serial setup
Merry Clark faces news that Sam Henderson, a wealthy New Yorker, is the guest of honor at tonight’s event. Johnny Norfolk brings word Cal Jones told him Henderson is married to Flossie Field, a fact he claims. Merry vows to keep her promise to avoid trouble while navigating small town gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Johnny Norfolk
Johnny
Clark
Comerand
Canterbury
Sam Henderson
Erry
Cal
Henderson
Flossie Fiela
Cals
New York City
New York
Mother
Daddy
Wild Horses
Cal Jones
Canterbury Star
Canterbury News
The
Star
Skipperton
Virginia
Flossie Field
Labor Board foe may gain ally in John L. Lewis fight
The article outlines how CIO may oppose the NLRB over an inter union jurisdiction dispute. It details a 1937 Bradley Tex Co contract in Springfield Mass and the AFL Printing Pressmen’s Union push for a separate contract. The case could redefine craft versus industrial unionism and influence future labor relations. It also notes President Roosevelt's third term indecision and calls for new Democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
CIO
Labor Board
NLRB
Capitol Hill
CIO Playthings and Novelty Workers Union
Bradley Tex Company
Springfield
Mass
Segal
AFL
Iof
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
Byrd
Virginia
Ickes
Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Cordell Hull
La Grange Five Hundred Club Hosts Luncheon
Mrs Tom McQuiston entertained the La Grange Five Hundred Club on a Wednesday afternoon with a seasonable luncheon for twelve. Prizes went to Mrs Albert Archer first, Mrs McQuiston second, Mrs John Holcomb third, and Mrs A F Callely consolation. Special prize won by Mrs Alva Spicer. Mrs Joe Bickel of Birmingham will host and serve a pot luck dinner on Wednesday July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McQuiston
Five Hundred
Albert Archer
McQuiston
John Holcomb
A F Callely
Alva Spicer
Joe Bickel
Birmingham
Local visitors and relatives noted in La Grange area
Mr and Mrs Harold Opfer and children Glenn and Janet of Chula Vista Calif are spending time with their parents Mr and Mrs C B Opfer. Mrs Maynard Hanmer visited her aunt Mrs Rogers of Chatham. Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Laural Baldwin and sons of Ecorsi Michigan are visiting relatives in La Grange Penfield and Elyria this week. Miss Helen May Hubbard of Middletown has been the guest of her aunts Mrs John Holenmb and Mrs Boyd Cook. Merle Sheldon of Chicago has
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Opfer
Glenn
Janet
Chula Vista
California
Opfer
Maynard Hanmer
Rogers
Chatham
Laural Baldwin
Ecorsi
Michigan
la Grange
Penfield
Elyria
Helen May Hubbard
Middletown
John Holenmb
Boyd Cook
Merle Sheldon
Chicago
Local Social Notes From La Grange Weekend Visit
Lieut and Mrs Weldon Lewis of Savannah Illinois were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Maynard Hanmer. Mr and Mrs Arch Gray returned Tuesday evening from Cloverdale Michigan where they spent the week end. The latter's brother Lyn Conklin and wife were also in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Weldon Lewis
Savannah
Illinois
Maynard Hanmer
Arch Gray
Cloverdale
Michigan
Lyn Conklin
Pittsfield Jottings Highlights Local Family News
Mr and Mrs Henry Heiden hosted Sunday supper with the Sator family in Fairview Village. Scott and wife of Butler, Pa welcomed a son Wayne Scott. Ted Breyley and children Lois and Donald traveled from Farfield Iowa after a carload of Hereford steers was shipped. Eva Piper attends Oberlin Summer School. Patricia Ann Bikfasy born June 19 to Mr and Mrs J Bikfasy of Boston. Evelyn Garver was a former McRoberts district teacher. Mr and Mrs James Davids read ARRRSET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Henry Heiden
Robert Sator
Robert, Jr
Fairview Village
Winfield Avery
Scott
Butler
Wayne Scott
Ted Breyley
Lois
Donald
Farfield
Iowa
Breyley
Herford Steers
Eva Piper
Oberlin College
Patricia Ann
J. Bikfasy
Boston
Mass
Bikfasy
Evelyn Garver
McRoberts
James Davidsu Ao
Picnic and meetings mark Elyria group events
Eleven Junior Epworth League members led by Mary Shively plus Betty Lee Taylor attended a Cascade Park picnic in Elyria as the league suspends for summer and plans a fall restart. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday with a picnic supper after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Epworth League
Mary Shively
Betty Lee Taylor
ChrystaliseDonald
Pearl Myers
Cascade Park
Elyria
Rosemary Chamberlain
Martha Louise Hoffmeister
Devona Myers
Donna Rae Carmel
Vivian Bartlett
Elaine Shephard
Flora Schwarer
Mary Lowie Edwards
John Zacharias
Willard Carmel
Charles Lawson
Avon Lake Family Gathering Honors Mrs Katherine Kohnz
Mrs Katherine Kohnz entertained her children at her home last week. Attending were Mr and Mrs Louis Kohnz and family of Akron Reynolds Kohnz of Washington DC Mr and Mrs Jerome Oster and family of Bay Village Carl Kohnz of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Owen McKenna of Cleveland who spent the summer months at the Kohnz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kohnz
Louis Kohnz
Akron
Reynold Kohnz
Washington, D. C
Jerome Oster
Bay Village
Carl Kohnz
Cleveland
Owen. McKenna
Kohni
Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Olan Aslasken
Mrs Olan Aslasken welcomed a baby daughter at St Josephs Hospital Lorain on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Aslasken
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Dwight Easty
Shirley Christian
Bay Village
Virginia
Community meeting notes from Lakewood and Avon
Legion Auxiliary meets at the Chateau on Walker road at 8 p.m. tonight. Tuesday July 12 the Club convenes with Mrs. Russell Cowgill in Lakewood at 8 p.m. Christian Scientist meeting at the shop for testimonial services at 8 p.m. Mrs. Leonard Weeden of Sheffield hosts Lake Shore Union Society at the Congregational church with a noon dinner and business meeting. Dinner by Group 7 of the Women's League. Thursday noon the Ladies Aid Society of the Avon Baptist church hosts annual picnic dinner at Avon Lake Park. Townsend Club meets at Park Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie: Aid Society
The
Avon Baptist Church
Avon Lake Park
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Champney Reunion Draws Wide Family Attendance
About seventy five guests gathered at the school building for the Henrietta Champney reunion. A basket dinner and a noon lunch followed by a baseball game. Mrs Alice Power of Berlin Heights was elected president and Mrs Clarence Usher of Wyoming secretary and treasurer. Attendees came from Kalkaska Ann Arbor Palmira Traverse City and many other towns in Michigan and Ohio. The oldest member was Alva Champney of Traverse City age eighty six. the youngest was Lee Arnold Champney Jr of Oberlin six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Champney
Alice Power
Berlin Heights
Clarence Usher
Wyoming
Kalkaska
Ann Arbor
Palmira
Traverse City
Michigan
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Wakeman Vermuion
Amherst
Milan
South Amherst
Norwalk
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Barbara Webb
Meredith Courtney Clark
Flora Courtney
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Dewey
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L. C
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Detroit
House UN
London
Hoover
Miami
Monteiro
U. S
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Erich Maria Remarque
United States
Labor Department
Germany
LL. D. Hartford
Conn
Spain
Greece
Royal Theatre
Fred Brown
Wilda Moore
Geraldine Weidrick
Raymond Hughey
Canton
L. R. Kendall
Sibley
WFMS
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
F E Schriver
Take Onofer
Maynard Opfer
Elkhart
Indiana
William Schulz
Anna Hosier
Elmer Stoll
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Iran
Palestine
Ray Stoddard
Fred Hacker
Sharpe
Wellington
Mr. Hacker
Mrs. Stoddard
McMullens
West River
Furnace
Avon Lake
Champney Reunion
Herbert C. Cummings
Justice of the Peace
Middle Ave
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