Italy's Shipyards Pulse With Foreign Orders And Growth
Italian shipyards from Genoa to Trieste and Livorno race to fulfill growing foreign orders. British and American fleets, warships for Portugal and Turkey, and Standard Oil tankers propel activity as subsidies and cheap labor drive lower costs per ton. The Rex and Conte di Savoia lead passenger service upgrades under Fascist policy.
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Local Social Notes and Upcoming July Events
Eaton Eaton July community notes recount visits by the Brunger family Elyria and Mack family, a July 31 playlet A Scrambled Courtship, and a linen and crystal shower for Eva Prindle in Cleveland. Also listed are family visits, guests from Lorain and Lakewood, a arm fracture incident, and various Sunday dinners and gatherings across Elyria and surrounding towns.
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Mia
Edgar Campbell
Carol
Miller
Lorain
Bardon
Milan
Lewis Grills
Warren Cornish
Mack Looper
Junior
Donald
Elyria
E. F. Mack
Roy Ward
Anna Grenden
E. Shinner
Helen Fishley
Irving Hall
North Olmsted
William Henste
Harry Drew
Cleveland
Miss Prindle
Hilda Martin
Eva Prindle
Ralph Harrington
Bunno
Austintown area social round prompts church notes
Sunday and Monday visits span Amherst Elyria Dover Grafton and Doverport with many families hosting meals and attending events. Rural mail carrier J C Lyon away for a convention. George Cornish covers routes. Ladies’ Aid at Ridge shares games and humor followed by a large Church boy council reunion. Obituaries note Mrs Marinda Cook lifetime Eaton resident.
Aldrich Family Visit and Local Outing Details
Grafton notes Thursday dinner guests as Mr and Mrs George Aldrich and family from Fair Grove Michigan. The Neabett couple visited in Ray Village. Dr and Mrs Walter Maple with child traveled to Cleveland for a picnic at Euclid Beach for Marjorie Ann Maple who stayed with grandparents.
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Grafton
George Aldrich
Lorene
Lyle
Myra McClellan
Fair Grove
Michigan
Estella Aldrich
B. T. Neabett
Clifton Aldrich
Ray Village
Walter FE. Maple
Lttle
Betty Jeanne
Cleveland
Mira
Bertha Harrison
Little Milas
Marjorie Ann Maple
Euclid Beach
Marjorie Ann
A. E. Mennell Vis
Community Visitation and Local Event Notes
The article lists residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. Joyce and Ruth attend family dinners and a band concert in La Grange. Marilyn and Martha join others visiting neighbors east of Helden. Glen Harrison visits Oberlin and attends a De Molays meeting. Jane Hitchcock undergoes hospital treatment in Elyria for a foot caste removal and ongoing muscle therapy.
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Joyce
North Olmated
L. G. Nichols
Lucy Myers
Rose Mohler
M. Stock
Ruth
Dwight Relsinger
Edward Dale Wise
Schriver
Henry
Francia
Martha Jatte
la Grange
F. KE. Sehriver
Hisle
Martha Jane
Gest
Helden
Glen Harrison
Estella Harrison
Oberlin
Frank BE. Peck
de- Molays
Jane Hitchcock
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Methodist Church Homecoming Plans in South Amherst
Final plans for the Methodist Church Homecoming at the local church are laid out for August 2 with 9 00 am service 1730 dinner and 2 00 pm social hour under Mrs Belle Brocksicker hosting. Attendees include many local families and visiting ministers. A dramatic trial Who Killed Karl Wright will be staged at the Congregational church Sunday evening sponsored by the Temperance Union with a free will offering. Also notes of Sunday School picnics and local outings are listed.
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H. L. Tite
Albert Alexander
Flynn Carpenter
Pittsfield
Methodist Church
Frank Hales
Della Carpenter
Fark
Cora Dimaline
Burton M. Ross
Virginia
Ada Belle Lounsbrouch
Elyria
Morris Varsey
Treta Whison
Marinda Cook
Eaton Township
Sheldon M
Mary Streeter
Eaton
Horn
Doverport
Mason Nichols
Lester Cook
Lohildren
Grace B. Cook
Cleveland
Atrs. Mason Nicheds
PD. S. Cook
Cook
Jehild
Mmany
Cock Or Streeter
Mecca
Butternut Ridge
Myra Dunnell
Lakewood
Ruth Hart
Bible School
George Cornish
N. J. Hoskin
South Amherst
Belle Brocksicker
Brocksicker
Garfield Harrix
Margaret Rice
Harold Allsen
Henry Nickel
Lewis Merchant
Jacob Kolb
Tienry Kolb
Karl Wright
Congregational Church
The
Temperance Union
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Eastern Ohio Week
Mrs. Fred Gauniah and family host Young People's League at St John Evangelical church Thursday evening. Hebert and others made Cleveland calls. Mrs. Mitza Haywood of Elyria visited the Nickels in Elyria. George Stephenson visited Rexipal Baldry in Cleveland. Naomi Ruth and Evelyn Ruth shopped in Elyria. Mrs. William Emery visited Alfred Fullmer in Amherst. Oldest Coronation relic notes a coronation of Ethi plan King Asenlut around 600 B.
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Herbert
Harold Schnieder
Young People's League
St. John's Evangelical Church
Hebert
Cleveland
Mitza Haywood
Elyria
Henry Nickel
George Stephenson
Rexipald Baldry
Naomi Ruth
Evelyn Ruth
William Emery
Alfred Fullmer
Amherst
Asenlut
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Philip Eular at La Porte
Mrs. Philip Eular observed a birthday Sunday with a noon dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Amberg and son of La Porte, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bahl of Amherst, Mr. and Mrs. Herman With and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John Witt and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Eular. Also a Caska Villa picnic Sunday saw families such as the Aebersolds, Schacht, and Crown gather at Lake. Nearby visits include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bryant of Kansas City and Mrs. Jacob Kolb shopping in Elyria.
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Vermilian
Ernst Leftmider
Marearer Arelia
Flora
Florence
Soma Ierbert
Harelt
Edward
Albert Wracy
Albert Rehneider
Alfred Ralli
Billy
Harry Brucker End
Abd
Philip Eular
Edward van Amberg
la Porte
Edward Bahl
Amherst
Herman With
John Witt
Eular
Caska Villa
Caska Villon
Jacob Aebersold
Hildegarde
Clara
Arthur Aebersold
Buly
Fred Schacht
Crown
Lee Bryant
Kansas City
Eva Bryant
Jacob Kolb
Elyria
Henry Fleman
Mill Hollow
Willam Wirth
Otto
Deadly Virtues and the Risk of Loose Values
A brief quote warns that virtues unchecked by true values can become deadly. attributed as a lone companion remark reflecting caution about moral balance and personal ethics.
Hae No Ear for Humor Laugher Rune
The fragment presents a quip about laughter and ear for humor attributed to Toleda Bhide, implying a pun on hearing and humor without a clear news event or context. No concrete entities, dates, or locations are provided to anchor a full report.
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Tolede Bhide
Midas Version of Overproduction Persists
A brief note compares modern economic woes to the mythical King Midas famed for overproduction. The line suggests enduring caution about excess output and its consequences.
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