Gate Hospital Rededication Highlighted by Pride in Work
Monday July 14 1930 reports a rededication ceremony for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. speakers praised William Nahum Gates memory and the local program led by Elyria figure E F Allen. the piece notes Elyria’s national and international ties to crippled children work and the hospital’s central city location.
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The
Gates Hospital
William Nahum Gates
Elyria
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyrian
E. F. Allen
10-Pound Hailstones Reported In Newfoundland Storm
Weather notes describe extreme hail and lightning as part of violent atmospheric circulation. Record like 10-pound hailstones in Newfoundland are cited, with explanations of updrafts and freezing layers forming slant hail. The article links hailstorm frequency to rising atmospheric energy from excess sunlight.
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Newfoundland
Vegetables Lift U S Diet Says Agriculture Experts
Federal agriculture researchers note carload shipments of cabbage and other produce rose from 691941 in 1920 to 1068666 in 1929 signaling better health through diet. They credit higher fruit and vegetable consumption for a shift away from meat and toward vegetables like lettuce celery and spinach as cost and dietary theory push smarter food choices.
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Department of Agriculture
First Lady of the Land Returns to Capital in Good Health
The news confirms Mrs Hoover has fully recovered and returned to the Capital. The announcement brings relief across political lines. The report notes she was previously hindered by illness and had sought rest at a Virginia lodge.
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White House
Hoover
Notable Births And Anniversaries Over The Years
Today's entries note anniversaries for diverse figures such as Cardinal Mazarin born in 1602, John Penn born in 1729, Clara Fisher born in 1811, Amanda W Douglas born 1837, and architect John W Root with other prominent names. It mentions a moral reflection about a person born on this day facing tendencies toward worry and perseverance.
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Cardinal Mazarin
John Penn
Pennsylvania
William Penn
London
Philadelphia
Clara Fisher
England
Metuchen
National Lion
Ashford
Conn
George F Baker
Charleston
Mass
Amanda W. Douglas
New York City
Today in History Highlights of 1773 to 1916 events
The record covers the 1773 meeting of the American Conference of Methodist preachers in Philadelphia with ten present, the 1789 start of the French Revolution marked by Bastille destruction in Paris, the 1853 opening of the First International Industrial Exposition in the United States alongside a World Fair, and the 1916 Second Battle of the Somme.
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Philadelphia
Bastile
Paris
United States
Somme
Arthur Capper and Owen Wister Noted Figures Mentioned
The note cites Arthur Capper United States senator from Kansas born at Gannett Kansas sixty five years ago and Owen Wister celebrated writer. It records two prominent names with minimal context and no further details.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Gannett
Kans
Owen Wister
No direct article headline found in the excerpt
The fragment shows Low Moon lamenting the burden of a new traffic bill during a discussion about European labor and shoes. It suggests that the public will bear costs, possibly through mortgages, to keep business going, but no concrete event, date, or entities are clear.
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Europe
Amherst Reunion Brings Former Members And Friends Together
In Amherst Ohio on July 14 a local church hosts a reunion for former members and friends. The event begins with Sunday school at 9 30 and includes attendees from Camp Iss See-Kes and a special program.
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Amherst
Iss See-Kes
Dinner Program Led by Rev James Lyon At Summer Event
Guests were invited downstairs to a dining room where a tureen dinner served over 100 attendees. Tables featured colorful summer flowers. After dinner a program was presented under the charge of Rev. James Lyon.
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James Lyon
Surprised on Birthday At Cleveland Avenue
Mrs Henry Kothe enjoyed a birthday surprise at her Cleveland avenue home on Saturday afternoon hosted by relatives. Guests played fan-tan on the porch, and a pink and white luncheon followed with miniature pink baskets as favors. Attendees included Mrs Otto Witte Mrs Louis Kothe Mrs Frank Lapp Mrs Frank Steele Mrs Robert Cromwell Mrs Albert Witte Mrs Lawrence Hermon Mrs E J Ladson Mrs Minnie Brown Lorain and Miss Caroline Kothe who presented gifts to the honoree.
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Henry Kothe
Cleveland Avenue
Frank Lapp
Otto Witte
Louis Kothe
Frank Steele
Robert Cromwell
Albert Witte
Lawrence Hermon
E J Ladson
Minnie Brown
Lorain
Caroline Kothe
Rs Kothe
Fourth annual Braun reunion held at Middle Ridge home
The fourth annual Braun reunion gathered 83 guests from Toledo Port Clinton Oak Harbor Oberlin Elvira Cleveland Florida and Amherst at Mr and Mrs F Schroeder's Middle Ridge home. A picnic dinner, social time, and a business session elected Ottawa County officers for the next year. The 1931 reunion will be at Mr and Mrs Stevens Oak Harbor.
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Braun
F. Schroeder
Middle Ridge
Toledo
Port Clinton
Oak U Harbor
Oberlin
Elvira
Cleveland
Florida
Amherst
Ottawa County
Stevens
Oak Harbor
Church Announcements at St. Peter's Evangelical
St. Peter's Evangelical Church announces Friday evening choir rehearsal and Saturday bake sale. The notices invite participation from parishioners and the local community.
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St. Peter's Evangelical
Congregational Church Hosts Women and Echo Club Meetings
Wednesday afternoon the Congregational Church Women’s group met at the home of Mrs. Carl Clough. In the evening the County C. E. society held its Echo meeting. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church scheduled a Tuesday evening men’s program and a Friday evening meeting of the Lorain County Lutheran Men’s Society at Elria.
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St. Paul's Lutheran
Wveeting
Lorain County
Lutheran Men's Society
Elsria
Amherst Congregational Thursday Outing Event
Amherst Congregational Church of South Amherst invites the community to a Saturday afternoon bake sale. Proceeds support church programs and local missions.
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Amherst
M. E
St John's Evangelical holds Crystal Beach picnic
St John s Evangelical invites members to a midweek to Sunday school picnic at Crystal Beach. The event combines fellowship with outdoor activities and meals for families and attendees from the church community.
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St. John's
Toad surprises pastor during lawnmower oil fill in Sublimity
In Sublimity Oregon Rev H. Scherbring was startled when he opened an oil can for his lawnmower and a tree toad slid out oily and slimy, then scrambled away.
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H. Scherbring
Oil Filled Cage Traps Frog For Two Weeks
The can housing the frog was filled with oil and tightly covered two weeks earlier, preserving the creature in a sealed, oil bath.
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Audit Bureau of Uenanon
Second Street
Myria
Lorain County Printing & Pubishing Conibenk
Ghee
LL AG Mudnutt
Clare George
Ruatay
Elyria Free
Loraim
Oustiean
Obloa
John W. Cullesa
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ava
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Ride
Watson
John W Root
Chicago
Morgan G Sanders
Texas
Congress
van Zandt
Tex
George R Grose
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Nicholas Co
W Va
Abe Martin
Lorain Co. Bank
Braun Reunion
Hallworthy
West End Furniture
Willard
Broad Street
Clarely
Tidene
Ofio
Michigan
N-Speed Orchestra
Newstat
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