Trans-Canada Express Opens New Transcontinental Run
The Canadian Pacific launches the first Trans-Canada service from Windsor Station in Montreal on June 1. The deluxe express runs with 59 passenger cars, 5 compartments, diners and 24 locomotives, valued at about $6 million, illustrating private railways aiding postwar business. It operates as four units, with daily east and westbound runs requiring four trains in motion.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Remembrances
Miderille residents report visits with friends in Mansfeld Amherst and Gibsonburg. Cleveland native Mrs Jurengus spends weeks with Mrs Miller. Thelma Lloyd hosts cousin Mabel Arres from Amblorat. T Wibesses of Elysa dies. Winex Lea remembered as a Ridgeville native of sterling character. Louis Young family and Miss Eda Shaw visit Bath relatives.
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Thelma D Lloyd
Mabel Arres
Amlborat
T. T Wibesses
Elysa
Ifr Winexlea
Ridgeville
Sterling
Louis Young
Eda Shaw
Bath
Social visiting fills weekend in Ridgeville and nearby towns
A flurry of weekend visits connects Ridgeville with Oberlin Marietta Wellington Elyria and Attica as families gather at homes and churches. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs Berg of Oberlin Mrs Agnes Jones of Wellington and a large house party at the Albert Mohrman home.
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BG Betts
Penfield
Toledo
Anna Cox
Helen
MFE
A. C. Corfman
Elyria
Agnes Jones
Wellington
Retta Sheffield
M. G. Campbell
J. M. Barber
Attica
O. W. Pitts
Wilma Hanick
Sundaay
L A. Mohrman
Post
H. Peabody
Albert Mohrman
Helen Hurst
Wakeman
Will Harris
Crystal Beach
Harry Lauer
K. H. Bald- Win
North Olmsted Rev Burr Delivers Noted Address At Church
The article notes Reverend Burr of Oberlin preaching at the North Olmsted Congregational pulpit offering a thoughtful comparison of past and present life. It mentions the upcoming Sunday school picnic scheduled for Thursday at Brookside Park. Mrs Nichols and daughter Lula enjoy sea breezes from their Snow Island home.
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Oberlin
North Olmsted Congregational
Brookside Park
J. D Nichols
Lula
Snow Island
Nichols
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