California Pacific International Exposition opens June 1 1935 in San Diego
San Diego will host the California Pacific International Exposition from June 1 1935 to March 1 1936 in a 1400 acre park. Zack J. Farmer advisors and general director. 1600 planes planned. about 5 million dollars in exhibits with Navy displays. The event aims to revive coastal recovery and spawn subsequent expositions in California with large statewide support and leading Californians on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Zack J. Farmer
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
United States States Navy
Southwest
San Diego Mission
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
California
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles Aqueduct
J. David Larson
Orient
Australia
South America
Larson
Natural History Museum
San Diego Museum
Fine Arts Gallery of
Direct
Henrietta Picnic At Bay Village
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a picnic at the Bay Village home of Mrs. George Lange on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Jonas Mrs. John Geissendoerfer Mrs. Henry Gleisner Mrs. George Minor Mrs. Anna Wittenbach Mrs. Roy Angersbach Mrs. Elmer Portman Mrs. John Bauman Jr Rev and Mrs Samuel Kaetzel and Esther plus many others from surrounding families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Village
Henrietta
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
W. FL M. S
Cleveland
George Lange
Harry Jonas
John Geissendoerfer
Henry Gleisner
George Minor
Anna Wittenbach
Roy Angersbach
Elmer Portman
John Bauman
Samuel Kaetzel
Esther
Albert Reusser
John Hostettler
Earl Munn
Beverly Amstuir
Donald Haigh
Leonard Bucks
Barbara Angersbach
Lizzie Bauman
Dare's Mentha Pepsin for Instant Gas Relief
A vintage ad promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin as instant relief for gas in stomach and bowels by taking a tablespoonful in hot water. For permanent relief, repeat before meals to prevent bloating, pressure, and dizziness after eating, with a money back guarantee from Standard Drug Co. or any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Drug Co
America
Adyt
Litchfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Jean aire Burris of Medina visits Jackie and Marilyn Gan. Quilt group meets August 1 at Mrs. O. P. Jenkins home. Miss Joree Bidle of Cleveland stays with Hilzelberger family. Wendell Schatz recovers from infection after briar scratch in Columbus. Announcements include birth of Aledys Marie Harland in Barberton July 13. Various local visits, reunions, sports, and social events noted across Litchfield community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Jeanaire Burris
Medina
Jackie
Marilyn Gan
O. P. Jenkins
Joree Bidle
Cleveland
Hilzelberger
Wendell Schatz
Columbus
Kenneth Miller
H. C. Bidie
Saunders
C. W. Bidie
Joyce
Bidie-Hitzelberger
Rugsell Cantiéla
Somerset
Pearl Rice
Elrria
A. B. Canfield
J. H. Bart
Fuller
A. C D. iFrompaugh
Cascade Park
Elyria
Marjory Holmes
Clyde Holmes
Will Watkins
GC. M. Turner
D. E. Dilgard
Florida
Pan Alherists
Fr. Wayne
Ind
John Fahrian
W. H. Scudder
Joe E Long
Cop
Joans Return Reduces Fearful Bride to Ordinary Heiress
In a small shop, Giles tests his resolve as Joan learns she is now the subject of gossip and wealth after inheriting her aunt’s money. The Christmas reunion reveals enduring affection between Joan and Giles, while John and Priscilla weigh how money changes perception and status. Joan faces the tension between romance and social expectation as she contemplates a future with Drew or Giles.
Fridex Evening Visitors Mention Local Social
Fridex evening hosts and guests include Mr and Mrs Fred Lee and Lewis Knuth of Cleveland visiting W. W. Smith, Hari and Marcellus Columbia in Cleveland, Miss Luella Pfaiffer visiting, and many locals attending a social with refreshments, cards, and a wedding party honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridex
Fred Lee
Lewis Knuth
Cleveland
W. W. Smith
Hari
Marcellus Columbia
Luella Pfaiffer
Scott
Elyria
T. A Falconer
A. B. Canfield
Mar Huddleson Columbus
Heintz
Jam N
Cal
Mrs . Das Weters
Akron
Fete for Mr and Mrs Clerenr Petersen Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held for Mr and Mrs Clerenr Petersen nee Marian Toin of Medina. Hosted by Mr and Mrs H C Petersen on Saturday July 22, the home was heavily decorated with garden items and the evening featured greetings exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen
Clerenr- Petarsen
Marian Toin
Medina
H. C. Patersen
Atharcvey
Sunday Visitors From Several Towns Gathered
A list of Sunday callers includes A Mittlestead from Avon with family, Mr and Mrs Burns and son from Avon Lake, Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder from Brewanelm, D A Bennett home hosts noted, plus Leonard Buchs and family visiting Fred Bauman, and Orlo Cowen with children Laurice Theoia and Warren from Kipton with Will Paul of Milan also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ruggles Beach
Peter Leimbach
Earl
Clarksfield
Clyde Iceman
New London
Louis Delefield
Harold Munn
Greenville
Mlinois
Earl Munn
Harry Shepfer
Cuyahoga Falls
John Hostettler
Wallace Court
Elyria
Obertin
Lester Husted
National Guard
Camp Perry
Little
Eaton
Quane Bates
Clyde Hachani
Cleveland
J. H. Hach
Thomas Lee
Kipton
Ernest Buchs
Joe Lahiff
Amherst
Buswell
Ellsworth Gibson
Frank Hart
John Bechtel
Murray Ridge
George Hinder
D. A. Bennett
Hinderer
Frank Kedie
Patsy
HK. Amore
South Ridge
Sundar
Adam Miller
Camden
Geo, Delefield
Ed Rothe
Edmund Schulitz
Lorain
G. M. Snyder
Jean
Ruch
Corrine
Jana
H. Weiser
Elrma
Anthony Norcheim
A. Lange
Brownhelm
Adam Horn
A. Mittlestead
Avon
Rogers
Roger Lee
Avon Lake
Burns
Huron
Martin Schroeder
Brewanelm
Leonard Buchs
Peter Buchs
Ame
Fred Bauman
Will Paul
Milan
Orlo Cowen
Laurice
Theoia
Warren
Fred Latteman
Mary
New London Socials Include Visits and Picnic Notice
New London residents and visitors share weekend calls and trips to eastern cities. Mrs H E Shaver and Eloise of Mansfield visited, while the Lash family returned from an eastern motor journey through Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Washington D C. Activities include Camp officers at Vamp Lake Shore and the Oda Fellowship Picnic to be held at Cascade Park Elyria with a noon basket dinner and transport questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
H. E. Shaver
Plymouth
Eloise
Mansfield
Susan O’hara
Jesse Reeley
Jos
Lash
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York City
Washington, D. C
E. Ellis
Cleveland
Bert Crandell
R. Barnes
Vera Clarke
Vamp Lake Shore
Delbert Barnes
Merritt Chirk
Sunday Vists and Homemaking in Brownhelm and Oberlin
Sunday events center on Mr. and Mrs. Becker Brownhelm and Oberlin connections. Guests include Carl Becker family, Gottiley Buchs, Alles Buchs, and Mrs. Rev. in Oberlin. Oberlin residents travel to nearby towns for visits while other locals attend a funeral in Berlin Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
C. Becker
Mary Becker
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Gottiley Buchs
Ee Aft
Oberlin
Bane Weber
Pie Gests Af
Iistald
Dorothy
Christian
Kuane Bates
Alles Buchs
Rev
Fred Bauman
Jake Abersold
South Amherst
D. A. Bonnett
Walter, Bonnett
Adam Horn
Andrew Huitenlocher
Berlin
New Oberlin Weekender Social Roundup
New Oberlin residents share a weekend with relatives in Mount Peller and Crystal Beach outings. Local families attend picnics and visits across Oberlin Elyria Avon Medina Ridgeville Lorain Toledo and Vermilion as a joyful summer scene unfolds with many households hosting guests and children recovering from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Carl Schmitz
Heer
Dorothy
C. BH. Davis
Oberlin
Mount Peller
Kiplinger
Mildred Reed
Wellington
Michael Smith
Florence Hart
Obertin
Wm. Peabody
Justin
Laznily
F. Schmitz
X. Webber
Crystal Beach
Loretta Webber
Jeanette Justina
Dion
Elyria
Art Falkner
Jay Walker Hoe
West Ridge
Elsie Mitre
Betty Reed
Ralph Justin
Elmer Schuster
Arthur Falkner
North Olmsted
Everett Hastings
Vermilion
Doe Caseman
Margaret
Dorothy Klingshirn
Avon
Frank Schmitz
Kenneth Kinzel
Grafton
Matt Wohieber
Glenn
Ridgeville
John Brackley
Cascade Park
Rudekoff
Coinjan
William Peabody
Claude Woolridge
Frank Schmite
G. H. Dion
Forest Talar
Medina
Ruth Manns
H. Hastings
Jas. Petrie
Lorain
E. R. Hoover
Georgia
Linus Stubbs
Toledo
al Falkner
John Mitre
Purity
Explorer Plans Expedition To Queen Of Sheba's Lost Capital
Count Lyron de Prorok departs Hedjaz to organize a fall expedition to desert ruins in Arabia believed to be the lost capital of Sheba. He will be joined by four American students James Jackson Yale William Russell Washington U Harry Coombs Stanford and Harry O Neil St Louis along with Captain Trafford and Signor Passett. The King of Abyssinia supports the venture with backing and munitions as Mohammed Bilal leads the camel caravan on the journey to uncover the historic city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lyron de Prorok
Hedjaz
Tutu
Arabia Desert
Iheta
de Provok
United States
James Jackson
Yale
Wiliam Russell
Washington U
Harry Coombs
Stanford
Harry O'Neil
St. Louis
Captain Trafford
Signor Passett
Abyssinia
de Proraktor
Solonion
Sheba
Count de Prarok
Addis Abeba
al Solomon
Andre Malraua
de Prorok
Malritux
Ulatte
Tost Vanital
Abyssha
Count de Prorah
Ald Fe Amidne
Mohammed Bep
Abiu
Mohammed Vil
Hasa
British Rail Streams Upstream Streamlined Cars
London reports modernization of British railways with Great Western introducing experimental streamlined rail cars on the Birmingham to Cardiff route. Three cars built, max speed about 75 mph, offering morning and afternoon business service. Exterior resembles seaplane floats with streamlined fittings and wind tunnel refined design to reduce drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Western
Birmingham
Cardiff
Britain
Southall
Oxford
Watch with two movements found by York jeweler
York Neb a local jeweler E Kahm reports possession of a nearly fifty year old hand made watch with two complete movements and separate dials. He bought the old timepiece from a collection noting the watch keeps perfect time though details of maker and origin are vague. The fragment also mentions World War era disease and gas defense context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Neb
E. Kahm
Deel
Kahbm
Farnsworth Munholland reunion marks 6th annual gathering
The 6th Farnsworth and Munholland reunion was held Sunday at the Wm. Peabody home with seventy in attendance. A morning visit, a lemonade-fueled noon dinner, and a three layer birthday cake honored Stanley Franklin. Officers were re elected, Will Ed Farnsworth named president. Births topped deaths by four. program featured scripture, hymns, violin by the Farnsworths and Delanex, a solo by Junior Farnsworth, and songs and games led by Olmsted’s Mrs. Edna Hart. The day closed with community songs. next meeting planned for Rochester, Ohio, in July 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth and Munholland Reunnion
Wm. Peabody
Ray Rice
Elytia
Little Stanley Franklin
Will
Edna Hart
Olmsted
Little Brown
Wildwood
Mrr
View On Women Cost Him Job
University of Akron professor Frank Mature was fired after an interview in which he reportedly stated that men no longer want their women to be pure. He denied the remark, but the faculty asked for his resignation as students defended him and sorority members weighed in on the comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrinos
Giles
Joan
Baltimore
Jose
John
Cyla
Johnnie-boy
Evelyn
Akron
University of Akron
Frank Mature
Mature
Sigma Delta Nu Sorority
Macuro
Alma Superner
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Enworth League Hosts Youth Party and Meeting
July 26 report describes a League gathering with a party and a Wiener roast. Young attendees participated in a conference at Lakeside, singing for transportation and lodging arrangements, and a film shown by Mer Tegort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enworth League
Tin Enworth League
Lakeside
Dian
Wu Sas Dears
Feaa
White horse appears after nighttime swap in Haverhill
William Sakolisky found his black horse transformed to white in the barn by morning. A prankster later revealed the animal had been painted to create the illusion, shocking the owner before the truth surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
William Sakolisky
Bible 133 Years Old In Ashtabula Home
W C Houston preserves a 33 year old Bible in Ashtabula Ohio kept within his mother's family for over a century. The article notes the Bible remains in excellent condition and briefly mentions colonial America’s post office facing bootlegged mail issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
W. C. Houston
America
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Pacific Coast Exposition
Art Hand
Joe Starkey
Emma Hand
Jane Twining
Frank Fisher
Louis Twining
Maurice Morey
Sneding
Tracey Twining
Charles Twining
George Marsh
Detroit, Mich
Evelyn Watkins
Fairview Park Hospital
Ed Werner
Anton Werner
A. Witt
Scripp
Gales
Amelie
Amele
Dabduar
Temple Bailey
Priscilla
Tecy
Lyon
Yoko
Eas
Joan Dudlex
Helms
Evelyon
Pereylope
Old John
Pris
Central Press
Clla
Rosamond
Eaco
Protech
Drew
Pete
Max
George
Frank
Ane
Ld Hamm
Erhart
R .W. Nielson
Delwert
Harold Nielson
C. H Petersen
Calvin
Iveland
Arthur Maxworthy
Geo Maxworthy
Horace Tlamm
Nelsor Gross
Erbart
Man Morrell
B Burns
F. M Mie
Nally
F. D. Gott
May Scudder
Abbie
Ruth Pez
Kenneth W Maxine Buckingham
Belden
Otey
Sarah
L.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Westerday
Oda
Yesterda
Sarah Peabody
Bigse
Queen of Sheba
Springs Park
Lawrence Justin
Styria
Robert Yunker
Rosselot Goat Farm
Murbach
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