Elyrians Return From Flood District
Two Elyrians were among thousands hit by severe floods across New York State. Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin of East Avenue faced repeated detours as bridges on the Shenango River and in Norwich and Rockwell’s Mill were washed out, delaying their return trip from Maine via Bar Harbor and through New Hampshire and Vermont.
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New York State
William Griffin
East Avenue
Sf Maine
Little Balls
N.Y
St. Johnsville
Keite
Little Malls
Norwich
Shenango River
Rockwell’s Mill
Griffin
Bar Harbor
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
New London Lodge Installs Officers in July Parade
New London Lodge No. 1071 O F held mid year installations in the royal hall with Representative McMorris officiating assisted by Alto Mead and other local lodge officers. A party for members and guests was discussed and a garden party at Christina Gilds Bingham’s home was announced by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society.
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New London
Shuly
George McMoreis
Willard
Ohio
O. FL
Representative McMorris
Alto Mead
No. 51S
McMorris
Othe
Rep. McMorris
Preston Golding
Noble Grand
Rudy Snyder
Lester Cowie
J. W. Nelson
V. Daker
A.B. Hart, Jr
W. J. Hotchkiss
Fred Snyder
Inside Guardian
LeRoy Tagaddig
Outside Guardian
Carl Converse
John Casell
M. Glenn Cooke
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. kLehmeh
Bottle Note Delivered In Fifteen Months
Mass in 1934 Dan Mullen Sr. received a letter mailed by his father fifteen months earlier. A note placed in a bottle and cast overboard traveled about 200 miles before washing ashore this beach town. The dated note from March 7, 1934 reads a cryptic line about a battle thrown overboard.
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Woops Hole
Mass
Dan Mullen
South Amherst Four H Clubs Meet in July Activities
The Sandstown Service Four H club met at the schoolhouse with Robert Corbett presiding. Members and advisors, including Marian Cashman, Ruth Corbett, and Jeanne Fazey, worked on projects while Norma Slack and Beverly Mori were chosen to attend Camp Craig for four days starting July 21. The next meeting is set for July 26 at Norma Burcher’s home. Dr. Dew and staff conducted health examinations for all clubs.
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SOST
Amherst
Sandstown Service
Robert Corbett
Alfred Rolli
Fred Fazov
Marian Cashman
Ruth Corbett
Barbara Jami
Jeanne Fazey
Susan Ivan
Ruth Wkrneck
Lila Pippett
Helen Vargo
June Thompson
Anna Zachrack
Flore
Florence Schneider
Lais Springer
Richard Gleason
Sandstone Cloverletts
Bangor Creek Bank
Norma Slack
Beverly Mori
Camp Craig
Norma Burcher
Guest Soloist to Sing at Local Church Service
Miss Helen Malville Naggy from Euclid Avenue Baptist in Cleveland will be guest soloist at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Good attendance urged. Congregational notices list Rev. David Davids at Congregational-Tastar with Sunday school 4 20 and morning worship 10 50. St Johns Evangelical led by Rev G E Schmidt has Sunday school at 9 30 and no public worship. Catholic Nativity church with Rev RR J Steigers holds 8 00 and 10 00 am masses. Methodist led by Rev R C Jenson worships at 9 44 with Sunday school at 11 0.
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Helen Malville Naggy
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Tastar
David Davids
St. Johns
E. Schmidt
Catholic Church of Nativity
J. Steigers
Methodist
R. C Jenson
Lost vessel Maggie and Jilla reported east of Nantucket
A night fishing dragger Maggie and Jilla, 13 hours miles east and half north of Nantucket, has not returned. If found, please notify New Bedford authorities.
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Maggie
Jilla
Nantucket
New Bedford
Giant 196-Floor City Within a Building Proposed in St Louis
Architect Henri Rush unveiled plans for a 195 story, 2000 foot tall building covering four city blocks. The structure would house 254000 people, include industrial and university spaces, an air terminal on one of the floors, and a complete city in one mart. Rush says it could dominate world trade with an international clearinghouse. No funding yet, possible appeal to President Roosevelt.
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ST. Louis
Henri Rush
City of St. Lovin
Rush
Empire State Building
New York City
United States
America
Boston Mayor Bull-Dogs Escaped Steer In Brighton
Mayor Frederick McDonald of Waltham spotted an escaped steer in Brighton. He jumped from his car and bull-dogged the animal, pinning it until police arrived.
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Boston
Frederick McDonald
Waltham
Brighton
Dummy Legs Horrify Warren Street Crowd
In Warren Ohio a street crowd was horrified to see two mutilated legs without a body. A motorist stopped to help and uncovered that the limbs were artificial legs from a clothing store dummy. A nearby village reportedly laughed at the scene.
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Warren
Ohio
Jewish College Survey Planned for Next Year
Cincinnati Ohio Dr Lee J Levinger new director of the Bnai B rith Bureau of Research will lead a nationwide survey on conditions for Jewish students and faculty on college campuses during the coming year He has authored several books and was the only rabbi chosen as American Legion chaplain formerly on the Ohio State University faculty.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lee J. Levinger
Bureau of Research
The
Bynai B'rith
de. Levinger
American Legion
Ohio State University
Boys at Kiel Zoo Kill Snakes in Break-In
Philadelphia authorities face a fresh issue at the Kiel Zoo as boys break into the grounds and stone to death at least six non poisonous reptiles. Police are investigating the vandalism and monitoring security at the facility following the incident.
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Kiel Zoo
Philadelphia
Zoological Gardens
Women as Diplomats to End War in Paris View
Paris reports Mrs. Clare Sheridan a world traveler and author urges mothers and wives to become diplomats to end war. She says women would be more honest and serious when stakes are high and that charm and cleanliness matter as in business. She notes women withstand adversity well, cites Russian emigre women, and hints at a new book linked to The Naked Truth. She lives in Paris on the Left Bank after eight years near Biskra.
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Paris
Clare Sheridan
Europe
England
America
Sahara Desert
Biskra
Sheridan
Police Traffic Drive Becomes Internal War
FOLLANSBEE West Virginia police wage a quiet war within their department over speeding enforcement Oscar Romick a district constable resented his appointment claiming it would cut his fees and sparked the conflict Sehwertfeger arrested the constable for running a red light while chasing a speeder the constable retaliated by arresting the patrolman for driving without a chauffeur’s license
FERA Turns Out Looms for Relief Families in Missouri
FERA workers in Springhiegd Missouri produced thirty five spinning wheels and distributed sixty five looms among families on relief rolls. The move adds to anti New Deal sentiment among local textile manufacturers as relief programs continue.
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Springhiegd
FERA
Anglers form club in Bowling Green area
Women gathered to record big catches. Irene Warren hooked a nine pound pickerel and holds the record at present. The group aims to document notable catches as they fish along the nearby waters.
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Irene Warren
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