Grange Meeting Adds New Regalia and Members
Russell Cook leads personnel duties as associate director while Amanda Garretson returns for summer with her family in town. John and Herman Leach visit West Liberty to escort grandmother Mrs counts home. Alfred Squire discharged to stay with son Hart Squire in Penfield. Grange welcomes two new members Jake Meyers and spouse by demise from Grafton. John Leach gains first and second degrees. Ernest Nichols nominated. Ice cream social planned for August. John Leach wins sugar prize. Eleanor Munn and Maude Tompkins host lecture and game Who Will Be The Goat, with lemonade and cookies served by Mrs. A B Martin and Miss Helen Dawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cook
Amanda Garretson
Sam
LaGrange
John
Herman Leach
West Liberty
Ohio
J. Counts
Eaton
Herman
Robert
Columbia
Alfred Squire
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Hart Squire
Penfield
Grange
Grafton
Jake Meyers
Demis
John Leach
Ernest Nichols
Eleanor Munn
Maude Tompkins
A. B. Martin
Helen Dawley
Ernest Terrell
Cleve
Land Was A Visitor At Hopwood Home Monday
Mrs J E Haynes of Corapolis Pennsylvania guest a few days of her sister Mrs J C Lyon at the Hopwood home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Hopwood
J. E. Haynes
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
J. C. Lyon
Lorain Preparations For Centennial Celebration
Lorain prepares for its centennial as the city showcases decorations and pride. A testimonial tour through the business district highlights harbor advantages and civic progress, with committees hard at work to stage the weeklong program and elicit Elrians’ participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
All
Right to a Living In Home Industry Tested
Mrs. Katherine Budd of Brooklyn sues to limit state and federal power over home work. She earned 18 to 25 dollars weekly making artificial flowers after losing her telephone job when the NRA raised wages. A license denial due to claimed handicaps of two children threatens 300,000 New York women who work at home. The case could shape relief and licensing rules nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Budd
Brooklyn
NRA
Supreme Court
State Commissioner of Labor
Buda
New York State
The Tomato as Trader and Tale in Oregon Daily Life
The Portland Oregonian extols the tomato as a sales charm and culinary staple, tracing its origins from South American garden curiosity to a modern staple. It notes its kinship to potato and pepper, mentions love apples of old, and observes the tomato’s reach with millions of cases packed yearly while joking about romantic plant alliances and seasonal abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Family reunions and the American clan spirit
The article reflects on how family reunions have evolved from lone planning to organized postcard notices. It notes pride in lineage and the annual summer gatherings as a democratic mingling of diverse relatives, professors, farmers, and dressed in fashion, who meet at ancestral homes for reconciliation and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The Silent Observer and Other Wry Aphorisms
A rambling column reflects on modest joys and social quips, from garden flowers and gifts from E. A. White to wry maxims about life, aging, employment, and manners. The piece weaves humor with observations on fashion, behavior, and public conduct. A cartoonish interlude depicts a bewildered caller seeking Madame Maharajah.
Anniversaries and today in history items and a horoscope
A dated collection lists anniversaries and birthdays including 1602 Cardinal Jules Mazarin and 1642 Benjamin Thomson with brief life spans. It also covers Today in History items from 1769 Bastille storming to 1921 Sacco and Vanzetti, plus brief bios of Arthur Capper and Owen Wister. Today horoscope notes versatility with caution about worry hindering success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Jules Mazarin
Maroh
Benjamin Thomson
Braintree
Mess
Boston
John Penn
William
Pennsylvania
England
Philadelphia
Cara Fisher
Metuchen N.I
Amanda M. Douglas
New York City
Bastille
The
Somme
Birthdays for July include Dr Walter L Bierring of Iowa
Dr Walter L Bierring of Iowa born at Davenport Iowa on July 15 1934 is listed as a lifelong member and president of the American Medical Association. Alfred Hertz is also noted as an American musician born on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Bierring
Iowa
American Medical Association
Davenport
Alfred Hertz
Two Prophets Stand For Truth Amid Peril
A devotional piece recounts Micaiah and another prophet facing intimidation to tell the truth. It reflects on courage, unyielding faith, and the call to stand with those who speak boldly from God’s word. Encourages Christian vigilence, prayer, and adherence to scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Micaiah
Gunder
Local Notices From Eaton and Nearby Areas
A mixed set of notes records family visits and travels in Eaton and neighboring towns. Bernard Squire visits from Penfield for Datrant Michigan events with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire. Mrs. Will Sole, formerly Grace Munholland, visited Hopwood home. The Bonner family spent the Fourth at Cascade Park Elyria. Carl Ross announces birth Ruth Elizabeth at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July eighth. Various obituaries and bios mention Edgar Lyndenstricker and Carey Garnett with brief life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopwood
Grace Munholland
Hopwoods
William Bonner
Cascade Park
Elyria
Carl Ross
Ruth Elizabeth
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Relief Commission
Political Advertisement for Young Voters in Ohio
A political notice addresses first time and young voters in Lorain County urging registration before July 24 and explaining voting rules for the August 14 primary and general elections. It promotes civic participation, outlines ballot markings, and features Guy B. Findley announcing his candidacy for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas with an invitation to discuss voting or government questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria City
Lorain City
Sheffield Lake Village
Elyria
Lorain County
Court of Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Local activity and tragedy in Columbia on July weekend
Harold Hales and Loleta and Marion Hales drove to Detroit for the weekend while Mrs Ernest Dunford and Paul and Gene visited Cleveland. The Baptist Mission Circle plans a July 27 pageant with refreshments and a bake sale. A 13 year old girl May Chapman died after being found beside her home on her birthday. authorities suspect she may have fallen from a moving vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harold Hales
Loleta
Marion Hales
Detroit
Ernest Dunford
Paul
Gene
Cleveland
Baptist Mission Circle
May Chapman
William
Chapman
Dracquays Road
Quarry Road
Funeral Held From Home for Grief Stricken Family
A funeral was conducted Friday afternoon from the family home with burial in Columbia Cemetery as mourners gathered to honor the loss of the car and both parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Cemetery
New Grunow Electric Refrigerator and Radio at Day's News
Advertises New Grunow Electric Refrigerator with sizes for every room and portable radios starting at 17.75 to 90.00, plus a used Victor Orthophonic at 7.40. Promotes free lessons before purchase, Lake County Fish and Game Association enrollment, pheasants and rabbits released in Lorain County, hunting and fishing supplies, Easy Ironer, Standard Teledoan range at 99.50, and bird and fish supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lorain County
Borah Minevitch Produces His Own Harmonicas
Borah Minevitch, famed ace harmonica player over air and stage, now makes his own harmonicas. The shop carries the complete line of these instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah Minevitch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott’s
R. J. ScoTt
Shanghai
China
ARE Shark
British Guiana
Tion
Ife
E. A. White
Bisha
R. D
George Washington
Meer
Madame Maharajah
Orient
Sallys
Niccola Sacco
Partolomeo Vanzetti
Massachusetts
U. 5
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Garnett
Owen Wister
George E Leach
National Guard Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Brattleboro
John W. Root
Chicago
Golden Legion Bible Study
Charlotte Elliott
Germany
Edgar Lyndenstricker
Milbank Memorial Fund
New York
U. S. Public Health Service
Carey Garnett
Louisville
Georgia
Guy B.findlet
Sunoco
Grafton Road
Charles L. Snow, Mei
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day's Hardware
Broad St
Pocahontas
Lake Ave. Coal
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