Joan's Spain plan sparks private hopes and public meetings
Joan Dudler plans to join the Hallams in Barcelona seeking happiness beyond Granitehead memories, while Farley arranges a car ride with two American travelers. Rose Carter and her mother surprise Joan in the Barcelona press and hint at Drew and money strains, as tension grows over loyalties and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Wancy
Joan
Spain
Hallams
Farley
London
Paris
Drew
Nancy
Granitehead
Barcelona
Aliss
Ino
Joan Dudler
Rose Carter
Rose
Mother
Adelaide
Sean
Hatlams
Samson
Dée Reckammers
Rosa Caner
Aga
Granitehens
Jean
Yeast
Pig Hotel
Jeanette Ludwig Returns Home From Visit
Middle Ridge Ohio notes Miss Jeanette Ludwig returned to her Painesville home after a days visit with relatives here including R H Hearn Reuben Date and N W Nechtel. A Wiener Roast at Amherst Outdoor Life Association grounds hosted by First Evangelical church Young Married Peoples class is mentioned. Ward Tolhurst funeral details follow with Ridge Hill Memorial burial and local pallbearers. Residences change for Harry Weiner family and visits from Henry Kolbe and guests from Brie Pa and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Jeanette Ludwig
Painesville
R. H. Hearn
Reuben Date
N. W. Nechtel
Kenneth
Out Door Life Association
Amherst
First Evangelical Church of
Mary Gaehr
Willoughby
Penfield M E Society and Congregational Ladies Meet
The Penfield M E Society will gather August 1 with Mrs Homer Sooy for lunch. all invited. The Congregational Ladies meet August 2 with Mrs George Devereaux, lunch served. A missionary speaker from Oberlin attends. Briefs note W E Kessler’s move to Elyria to become a principal. Wellington visitors stop by Mrs Allie Behnke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Methodist Aid Society
Homer Sooy
Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
George Devereaux
Oberlin
Community Notices from Elyria and Nearby
Doreas Sunday School Class meets at Cascade Park Church of Christ. Rev and Mrs John J McAlpine vacation near Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Lowise Manzas visit from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Richard Biggs and children from Hammond Indiana visit R O Biggs. Mrs David Hill and daughter and husband Reuben Sharp visit Lorain. Mr and Mrs Orville Knapp visit Beare Whitehead in Wellington. Knapp called by death of Elpha Knapp at New London. Funeral held in Wellington, burial at East Creek Cemetery. Birthday surprise for Mr Davison. cake brought by Mrs Cameron. Mrs Cart Buell ill five weeks. Harvey Blough to move into M R B Parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hill
Reuben Sharp
Lorain
Allie Behake
Orville Knapp
Junior
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Knapp
Beare Whitehead
Elpha Knapp
New London
Funstal
Wellington
East Creek Cemetery
Scuth
White Fox
Starr Truscott Returns Home From Hamilton Visit
Birmingham residents report Starr Truscott returning home to Hamilton Virginia on Wednesday. Mrs Florence Fox visits Lorain Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs William Shively and family of Berlin Heights call on friends Thursday evening. T U meets at Miss Clara Henrys home Wednesday afternoon. Arthur Engle returns from Columbus after six weeks at summer school. Joe Angelo remodels store. Joyce Robertson of Toledo visits cousin Nadine Wenzel. Herman Schoff and Kenneth House travel to Sandusky on business. Mrs Gladys Hill and two sons from Ogantz visit sister Mrs Joe Greenwith Tuesday. Louise Avery and Doris Prince shop in Elyria Thursday. Harry Ennes visits Sandusky on business Monday. Claude Collingwood and Amy Young visit Sandusky Monday. Merritt Hunter also in Sandusky Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Starr Truscott
Hamilton
Virginia
Florence Fox
Lorain
William Shively
Berlin Heights
T. U
Clara Henry
Arthur Engle
Columbus
Joe Angelo
Joyce Robertson
Toledo
Nadine Wenzel
Herman Schoff
Kenneth House
Sandusky
Gladys Hill
Ogantz
Joe Greenwith
Louise Avery
Doris Prince
Elyria
Harry Ennes
Claude Collingwood
Amy Young
Merritt Hunter
Local Notices and Community Gatherings in North Olmsted Area
North Olmsted events include a fishing trip return by arl Shepard on Canada, a wedding at Robert Snyder and Virginia Goulds, and visits among families. The Beebe family reunion met Mary Beebe’s home. Krafts Cheese beat Olmsted in a Saturday game. Olmsted beat Sandusky 3 2 Sunday. Universalist Church ends Sunday services for summer. Clara Barton Girls on a Vermilion outing. Cook reunion held July 29 at Hofitzer Olmsted Falls with 41 attendees and one birth reported. 1935 gathering planned at same place. Kelly Lord family reunion July 29 at Richard Salisbury home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
Kenneth
Wester Conk Brad
Lodi
Beebe
Mary Beebe
Olmsted
Sandusky
Universalist Church
Ruth Bampton
West Park
Sarah Lord
D. G. Hofitzer
Olmsted Falls
Carl Cook
Montana
Elmer Cook
Anton Kovach
Strongsville
Lorain
Dover
Warren
Kelly-Lord
Richard Salisbury
Martial Law Declared as Minneapolis Strikes Paralyze City
Guardsmen roll through blocked streets as police and militia patrol key intersections. Adjutant General E. Walsh commands the National Guard units directing motor trucks and duty assignments amid the deadlock between strikers and authorities in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Elmer McDevitt
Firth
Siath
A. Walsh
Local Social Notes From Eaton Area Gather for July Events
A string of social visits and gatherings is recorded around Eaton and nearby towns. Mrs. Arthur Hawke hosted about fifty guests for a bridal shower honoring June bride Mrs. George Hawke at the Far home on July 2. prizes were awarded for a contest and guests came from Eaton, Chatham, Columbia, Letchtfield, Nova and nearby towns. Other notices name rendezvous at residents’ homes, birthdays, a needlecraft talk by Elyria’s Mr. from Elyria, and plans for a Grange ice cream and watermelon social to introduce candidates for county and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Alma Hawke
Arthur Hawke
Wink Trad Wilford
Olive Hootood
Donid Hawke
Ana Green
Eir
Nova
Letchtfield
Chatham
Columbia
Eaton
An Hawke
Kentucky
Alice Turner
Litchfield
Glorse Wohisher
James
Ereior
Elvira
Blanche Tireard
James Pycraft
Pitsfield
R Hawke
R. W. Pillars
Berea
Ethel Kimadel
Winnipes Ontario
Canada
Anna Pierce
Blanche Tire
All Dar
George Scehmidt
Bay Village
Mary Fishburn
Deed
Lisablatroit
Michigan
Walter Fishburn
Grange
Kangs Hall
He el der Char
George Schmidt
Bat Village
Irene “Schmidt
Salem
Lure Of Gold Calls Again Across Alaska Field
In 1887 a ton of gold valued at 48000 left Alaska as world demand rose. New prospecting pressure expands as thousands trek toward rich Yukon regions. Visual activity grows along White Pass and Yukon route near Bennett, Carcross, Whitehorse. Dawson and Atha see prospectors along creeks with pans and sluices. Foreign figures and factions aside, the rush drives miners into the field and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Yukon
Leons
White Pass
Bennett
Carcross
Whitehorse
Twins Die Same Day in Lynn Massachusetts
Edward Chamberlain of Lynn and his twin sister Lucy B Clark of Rochester New Hampshire died on the same day from the same disease. A blowout in Steubenville Ohio killed Fred Jordan age 36 who was thrown from the rumble seat of an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass. Ri
Edward Chamberlain
This City
Lucy B. Clark
Rochester, N. H
OHTOA
Steubenville
Ohio
Fred Jordan
Hospitals Face Severe Shortage in New York Era
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate digest describes New York hospitals battling record emptiness and closures as private institutions struggle amid a weak economy. The piece notes the Medical Center’s growth and a glut of facilities, with surgeons earning high incomes but interns facing scarce jobs. Cultural asides feature Dorothy Parker, Gene Fowler, and reflections on Paul Dunbar, plus a vivid Broadway corner scene and satire on columnists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armenian Artist Portrays Mother's Love in World’s Fair Carving
In Chicago, an Armenian artist presents The Lord's Last Supper carved from mother of pearl. The material, sourced from a shark-infested Red Sea region, was used after Ivaz Khan Beylan began the work in 1735 and spent 27 years completing it. The artist became blind 65 days after presenting the piece to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red Sea
Ivaz Khan Beylan
Tvaz
Lorain County Youths Return From Camp Crag
Lorain County youths return home after four days at Camp Crag near Medina during the Four-H Club period for Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. The Lorain group comprised two thirds of 132 total enrollments, with most as full time campers. Miss Alive Bird led the Lorain group with vesper programs and activity leaders included Ruth Shirkey and Mary Frances Schriver among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rishty
Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lora County
Paris
Loraiy
Carp
Miss Bird
Margaret Burklei
Ridgeville
Ruth Shirkly
Eaton
Mary Francas Schriver
Belden
Misa Shirkey
Margaret Pallas
Carlisle
Howena Ingersoll
Columbia Station
Marian Moon
Elyria Township
Howard Petty
Henrietta
H. W. Horstfield
Young People's Institute
Real Estate Transfers in Oberlin Avon Lake and Oberlin
Norman R Keeffer Flor ences Keeffer transfer parcels to Walter J Kramer in Avon Lake Lagie Pont on the Lake subdivision. Allie B Walker deceased and relatives Walter Walker Nellie Coates Evan Walker receive one and three eighths acres in Oberlin and property on West College Street. Eugene N Walker Walter H Walker Neilia Coates quitclaim to Ivan B Walker one and three sixths acres in Oberlin and West College Street. Louise M Cornwell to Charles D Woodruff property on South Main Street Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Keeffer
Florences Keeffer
Walter J. Kramer
Lagie Pont
Avon Lake
Allie B. Walker
Hugens N. Walker
Walter H. Walker
Nellie Coates
Evan Walker
Obarim
West College Street
Oblin
Eugene N. Walker
Neilia Coates
Hvan B. Walker
Oberlin
Louise M Cornwell
Charles D. Woodruff
Built X Ray Machine From Spare Parts
Lincoln Neb The X ray apparatus built entirely from unused spare parts in the University of Nebraska physics lab is on display in the lab and may be the only one of its kind in the United States. Professor R G Spencer designed it and says the cost was below one third of larger university layouts, aiding study of crystal structures in unknown materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Physics Department
University of Nebraska
United States
R. G. Spencer
Masterpiece Theft and Quest Across Generations
A beloved heirloom guarded by the Khan Bevian family was stolen by the Turks in 1901 during an invasion. John Koereman left his homeland in 191? to continue the search. In 1929 he located the heirloom but the diamonds and rubies once adorning the pearl clas sic were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khan Bevian
John Koereman
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Temple Bailey
Inez Miller
Joe Bu
Laftrange
Ted Wickens
Stella Briggs
William Trussett
Tolhurst
Ward Tolhurst
F. E. Eastman
Amherst Congregational Church
William Garthe
Vermilion
George Garthe
Sant Ins
Ed. Whiton
Henry Kane
Omer Kelley
Ed. Foster
B. A. Jenne
Ed. Brucker
O. H. Baker
Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery
Harry Weiner
Freda Mae
Hecock Tenent House
Brown
Lake Shore Road
Henry Kolbe
W. E. Kessler
Kessler
Maurice Zimmer
Allie Behnke
Swartz
Laverne
Fred Prentice
A. P. Cameron
Billy
Ellis
Harriet Cameron
Loraine
P. BE. Dan's
Davison
Cameron
Cart Buell
Harvey Blough
M.rb. Parsonage
North Olmsted
Arl Shepard
Alice Stearns
Robert Snyder
Virginia Gould
Frida
Gould
Murray Ridge
Miss Gould
Leslie Gould
J. Alfred
Near Wellington
Waire Sibert
G. E.stearns
J. B. Elderkin
Su Jan
Col
Police
Michael Tuhunnes
B. A. Walsh
Lorain Reed
Fortuns Fami
Fis Bros
Mr. Week
Stealer
Earl Updegrasi
Soler
Laura
Sephia
Burton M Rosé
Blanche Tite
Xen
Stanley
Dad Keyes Saitreris
ES _yisai LEEW
Stanley Ceatras Erei
Dorothy Parker
Eenormous
Sis
Gene Fowler
Hollywood
Mack Sennett
Rob Wagner
Custard College
Fowler
Bill
Bang
Bing
Sinclair Lewis
Charles G. Norris
Arthur Somers Rochernes
Mabie
Harlem
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Paul Dunbar
Dunbar Bank
Dayton, D
Dunbar
Southampton
Bourne
England
Jimmy Walker
Ste
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rosselot Goat Farm
Murbach
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