Hayes and public life pace in a changing era
New York writer notes aging public figure Hayes who became Republican National Committee chair in 1918 as he nears 60. He recalls long media presence and Indiana style deliberation. contrasts waves of city life with quieter Gatewood summer retreat and sea gulls’ refrain after storms.
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New York
Will Hayes
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Chas. Driscoll
San Francisco Chronicle
Paul Smith
San Francisco
Robertt Moses
Dressed Broilers Advertised at 25 Cents a Pound
Local ad from Wainwricht’s promotes Good Broilers at 25 cents per pound. Contact Ph. 2727 for orders.
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Wainwricht’s. Ph
Ladders Tell A Century Story At Manhattan Ladder Co
A visitor explores the Manhattan Ladder Company on 42nd Street near Eleventh Avenue. The firm, 100 years old, stocks ladders of spruce and hemlock, with vast inventories in Somerville Massachusetts and new warehouse space to meet growing wholesale and retail orders. Mr Eckland, born to Swedish parents, began as a stenographer and stayed with the firm ever since.
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Manhattan Ladder Company
42Nd Street
Eleventh Avenue
Eckland
Tower of Babel
Empire State Tower
America
New York
Ladder Safety And The Lindbergh Kidnaping
A speaker laments hazards of homemade ladders and the fraud risk in insurance. He notes ladders fail despite inspections and cites the Lindbergh kidnapping as an example of a risky improvised tool. He says public comment is avoided to deter burglars or kidnappers.
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The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Brownhelm Church Plans Unified Service and Youth Club
Brownhelm Congregational church led by Rev. Frederick Cook holds a unified service at 10 a.m. with a sermon titled Limping Along. The Young People’s Sunday evening club gathers at the parsonage at 6 30.
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Congregational Church
Frederick
Cook
Young People’s Sunday Evening Club
4-H Club Plans Roller Skating Party at Lorain Coliseum
Members of the B. B. 4-H club completed plans for a roller skating party at the Coliseum at Lorain August 1 at the school house meeting Tuesday evening. Proceeds will fund club work and tickets are on sale by members. Plans also to exhibit at the Lorain County Fair in August. Advisors present were Carl Deeds William Kneisel Russell Miller and Alex Mori.
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Lorain
Lorain County Fair
Carl Deeds
William Kneisel
Russell Miller
Alex Mori
Social Evening At Miss Clavis Home
Miss Florence Clavis hosted a card gathering for the R. N. 9 club at her residence Saturday evening. A refreshment course followed late in the night with attendees including Mrs. How ard Kneisel Mrs. Raymond Well mes Mrs. Howard Hite Mrs. Russell Miller Mrs. Frank Whyte Mrs. Robert Kneisel Mrs. August Zelinski Mrs. Vance Rose Miss Claus and guests Mrs. Erwin Bachman and Mrs. William Mc Queen.
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Florence Clavis
R. N. 9. Club
Howard Kneisel
Raymond Wellmes
Howard Hite
Russell Miller
Frank Whyte
Robert Kneisel
August Zelinski
Vance Rose
Claus
Erwin Bachman
William McQueen
Social visits and a garden tram summer house sale
Mr and Mrs Slates hosted Mrs Slate’s parents Mr and Mrs William Hammacker of Rush Run and Mr and Mrs Mike Germek of Mingo Junction. Mr and Mrs Wayne Stapleton with children Douglas Judy and Kenneth of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Burton Sick. A Brownhelm group attended the Evangelical church assembly at Linwood Park. In Dublin Ireland the upper decks of old trams are offered for sale as summer garden houses.
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Slates
Dublin
Ireland
Campus Paddles Made Today College Expenses
Cedar Falls Iowa Norris Pritchard started making paddles and Greek letter pins to fund college at Iowa State Teachers College. His brother James continues the enterprise selling 110 paddles and 150 pins last year to cover about half of their costs.
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Cedar Falls
Norris Pritchard
Iowa State Teachers College
James
Norris
Columbia Garden Club Event Postponed by Rain
The Columbia Garden Club postponed last Tuesday’s picnic to next Tuesday and will meet at Copopa at 11 a.m. to visit Ricky River nature park in Cleveland. If it rains, a meeting will be held at Mrs. W. G. Albaugh’s home at 2 p.m. Professors also note the Ladies' Aid missionary meeting at Mrs. Lyle Martin’s home Thursday afternoon July 27 with guest speaker.
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Columbia
Columbia Garden Club
Copopa
Ricky River Nature Park
Cleveland
W. G. Albaugh
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lyle Martin
Women’s Home Mission Circle
Jesse Glass
Donna Stinchcomb
Alaska
Bernice Glass
Gladys Cole
Donnabel Stone
Reuben Walkden
Fred Walkden
James Cather
Sunday Church Activities Highlight Local Groups
Rev Landin and Mrs Landin left after services with Ernest Dunford joining. Youths Paul Dunford Thelma Cartwright Dolly Christensen Iris Bartter attend the gathering. The Baptist service next Sunday will feature church youth telling stories of old hymns. The Methodist sermon by Rev Thomas Hughes at 9 45 a m on Sunday follows Sunday school with eighty seven attendees last week. Epworth League plans Lakeside Ohio convention August 6 and cottage rental, with Mildred Bartter Leatha Keyse as chaperones. Clark and Clare Bennett hosted last Epworth League meeting. Ruth Marrington led. next meeting July 23 at Dale Martin home. A bake sale by the Epworth League at Berd Maker's Meat Store Berea Saturday at 10 a m.
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Thomas Hughes
Methodist Church
Mildred Bartter
Leatha
Keyse
Columbia Epworth League
Lakeside
Ohio
Clark
Clare Bennett
Epworth League
Ruth Marrington
Dale Martin
Radamaker's
Berea
Martinsburg Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Miss Eileen Blackburn spent last week with her parents in Martinsburg Ohio. Gladys Blackburn of Martinsburg visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Jackson. A C Rahn of Cleveland visits G A Herald this week. Myron Skinner and family of Barberton dined with Mr and Mrs Ralph Hopkins. The David Jones residence is being remodeled into an upper and lower apartment. Mrs Russell Miller of Cleveland spent Monday with her parents John and Alice Snell. Miss Virginia Putt is at Camp Crag. Miss Anne Johnson of Cleveland visits at the Puit home. Mr and Mrs Harry Blackburn of Martinsburg visit Samuel Jackson and others here.
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Eileen Blackburn
Martinsburg
Ohio
Gladys Blackburn
Samuel Jackson
A.C. Rahn
Cleveland
G. A. Herald
Myron Skinner
Barberton
Ralph Hopkins
David Jones
Russell Miller
Kipton Baptist Church Sermon Featured by Elyria Minister
Kipton First Baptist church in Elyria sends Rev. Guy Byers of the Elyria church to preach at Camden Baptist on Sunday July 23 in pastor absent. Camden Woman's Missionary Society held an all day meeting July 19 with 22 in attendance. Myrtle Hurd from Oberlin attended as guest. A nominating and outing committee were chosen for reports at August meeting hosted by Mrs. Albert Scheir. Sewing and a quilt project preceded an engaging program led by Mrs. Lucille Miller.
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Kipton
Guy Byers
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Camden Baptist Church
W. F. Dissette
Woman's Missionary Society
Myrtle Hurd
Oberlin
Albert Scheir
Lucille Miller
Local visits and wedding in Elyria area
Mrs F E Sharp and Darwin Sharp with sons Junior and Irvin visited sister Mrs John Bartholomew in Berkeley and M E Perkins with Rev L W Beckley prepared the Hebrew Association program in Elyria. Arndts from Kipton and Ridgeville attended Mrs Arndt’s niece wedding at Oak Harbor on Saturday.
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F. E. Sharp
Darwin Sharp
Irvin
John Bartholomew
Berkey
M. E. Perkins
L. W. Beckley
Lorain
Shepard
Hebrew Association
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Arndt
Kipton
Clayton Arndt
Ridgeville
Oak Harbor
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Enmaany
Yeick
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