Philadelphia bids for 1932 Republican convention tied to Washington bicentennial
The article notes Philadelphia’s bid for the 1932 Republican National Convention while highlighting the Washington bicentennial and Independence Hall. It traces the party’s history from the Jackson era to the two thirds rule, and remarks that Philadelphia’s new 25 000 seat auditorium and a large budget may sway the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
George Washington
Mackey
Fess
Independence Hall
New Republic
Jackson
New Hampshire
Baltimore
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
van Buren
National Committee
Curiosity and Safety Rules Highlight London Bridge Excavation Notice
Readers discuss the urge to crowd near dangerous sites like London Bridge excavations and wrecks. Officials warn that supervision and regulation are needed to prevent gas line explosions and other hazards, listing local residents named in the extended notice.
Anniversary and History Notes Featured in Today’s Page
A compiled list highlights anniversaries of Samuel Smith and others born in Lancaster and Guulotined towns, with brief notes on their roles. It includes Today in History items such as John Fitch’s steamboat trial and the first Atlantic telegraph cable lay, plus notable birthdays and a portrait of a sensitive, high-will individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
Maryland
U. 8
Lancaster
Baltimore
Charlotte Cordey
Thomas Campbell
Thomas L Clineman
Nort Carolina
Huntsville
Morgantown
N. C
Alenxandre Dimas
Mnovelist
Giosue Carducci
John Fitch
Delaware River
Congress
Orville Wright
Chicago
West Ridge W C T U Holds Enthusiastic Summer Meeting
Mrs W J D Miller hosted the West Ridge W C T U session at the Oberlin road residence. President Mrs B O Pope led devotions by Tey Amore from the Evangelical Church. A nominating committee was named for next year. A picnic plans and varied program followed including readings, piano, current events, and a summary of Billy Sunday’s Elyria speech.
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West Ridge
W. JD Miller
Oberlin Road
B. O. Pope
Jesus
Tey TH. Amora
Evangelial Church
EB. C. Shubert
Ff. WW. Drusendahl
W. C. Porter
George Decker
Harry Lauer
W. H. Hart
Merle Penfound
George Longbrake
America
The
Assembly
Our
Wanda Struble
Mra
Mra. W. HW
W. (. Porter
J. H. Amore
Fidison Highway
Mra. Shrubsole
Four-H Club meetings and events noted in a village brief
The 4-H group met at the home of Mrs Wagner with members singing and a secretary report read. Demonstrations covered machine and hand sewing. games followed and refreshments served for members and guests. next meeting time to be announced. Miss Mildred Pallas hosted the Flower Club with insect control study and a program. visitors included Miss Lucile Fox.
Local social notes and club meeting summaries
Doria Minnich to entertain the club next Wednesday after noon. Members to bring one insect that destroys Nowers and find a remedy to exterminate it. Mrs FL N Hopkinga of Amherst was visiting relatives Monday and Tuesday with daughter Mrs Od Eldred and family. Miss Marian Pallas called on Miss Lil Man Eldred. Mr and Mrs W C Porter hosted 26 former schoolmates at a picnic dinner on Wednesday with friends from Hinckley and Medina. The Y F P OR met at Philip Sippie’s home Thursday evening with Lester Drusendahl presiding. Glen Hanlon read the scripture. Officers elected: Mrs Mele Penfound leader, Esther Rowley president, Will Peabeds vice president, Philip Sipple secretary treasurer. A short program included a song Work for Observance, study course lesson by Marian Lauer and Luelle Penfound, and songs by Lucila Penfound and Leota Prosendahl. An hour of games preceded a wiener and marshmallow roast. Guests included Mrs Merte Penfound and children Lindila and Robert, Esther Rowley, Dorothy Lottman, Dons Minnich, Marian Lauer and brothers Harr and Malton, Robert Long, Lester Drusendahl and sister Leota, Glenn Hanlon, Bud Wellatles, Win and Leroy Peatods, and visitors Jean and Thelma Waener, Robert Wars, Vlec and Jules Toth, Robert Mason, and others. Glenn Hanlon will study the lesson. A pleasant evening noted, with taxants of Rovl or a nethed nearly universal among wage political advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL N. Hopkinga
Amherst
Od. F. Eldred
Marian Pallas
Schramm Road
Lil Man Eldred
W. C. Porter
Hinckley
Medina
BP. OR
Y. FP. OR
Philip Sippie
Lester Drusendahl
Glen Hanlon
Mele Penfound
Esther Rowley
Will Peaheds
Philp Sipple
Marian Lauer
Luelle Penfound
Lucila Penfound
Leota Prosendahl
Merte Penfound
Chldren
Lindila
Robert Esther Rowley
Dorothy Lottman
Dons Minnich
Harr and
Malton
Robert Long
Leota
Glenn Hanlon
Bud Wellatles
Win
Leroy
Peatods
Tre
Jean
Thelma Waener
Robert Wars
Vlec
Jules Toth Rober
Mason Weil
Ean Tertain
Ciose
Census reveals only ten blacksmith shops remain in Chicago
The Chicago Association of Commerce reports in a 210 square mile city that just ten horseshoeing shops still operate with a total of 11 workers, noting horses are now rare on Chicago streets.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Giant Dirigible Akron to Have Protection Equipment
The Akron airship will be shielded by Westinghouse electrical gear to prevent static and other electrical influences from clouds or radio. This safety system aims to guard the giant craft during flight as the smallest member of the U S air fleet.
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Philadelphia
United States
Akron
Westinghouse Company
Oil field work to cost millions in East Texas
Texas wells costing about nineteen thousand dollars each could push total East Texas oil field work toward six hundred thousand dollars this summer if activity continues. An estimated 1 500 wells are to be completed with the Commerce Department citing the 19000 dollar unit cost. The article notes retired fishermen quoting a sea quote and mentions Breton seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
East
Department of Commerce
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Elyria
Corain
John W. Culleo Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Speaking
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Nobere
London Bridge
Janet
Floyd Porter
Eistia
J HO Penfound
Roh Richards
WL. Porter
Margaret
Wy. FI Hart
Mere Penfound
Carlisle
Fo Eldred
Thendore Wails
Hoh Drusendale
B . Pope
Rameless Mre Milter
Dorothy and
Hida
Charles Eberhardt
Costa Rica
Salina
Kans
Harrison Fisher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edith Marion Patch
Maine
Worcester
Mars
Lars Mora
Connecticut
Urughat
Euts Azo
Lous C
Sanford P. E
California
Bristol
Tishop Logan H. Roots
China
Perry Co
Joan R. Voorhis
New York City
Board of Asertions
Tammany Society
Hilaire Beirne
Tuntor Folly Hustlers
Mies
Jolly Molroney
Qld
Edna Loorman
Margart Pallas
Fian
Edna Lottman
Doris Minmeh
Leora Drusendahl
Marguerite Mason
Thema
VJ Fiteeerald Wall
Clarence Crestvich
Lois Eldred
F. N. Hopkins
Alice Bird
I F Eldred
Margaret Pallas
Thelma Manns
Mildred Pallas
Insecta
Mildred
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Blk
Doria Minnich
Nowers
FORD
Loomis
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Vou
Ly B
Coversos
Busres
Tania
Wendon
Wlyria
Ohio
Addreeq
Wees
Stetatlonsniy
MTV Evensnane
Walla Passenge
Elevetors
Hickey
Mitchent Co
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