Expo Vision Highlighted By Elyria Kiwanis Speaker
Ambrose J. Wyrick told the Elyria Kiwanis Club that the Cleveland lake front exposition will surpass prior fairs in grandeur and inspire progress. He argued direct profits favor the public uplift, predicting a million visitors who will spend heavily in Elyria, boosting local business and the region’s finances.
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Ambrose J. Wyrick
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
Lake Front
Chicago
Elyria
Roadside Vision of Cleve Buf falo Lakefront Reform Talk
A speaker linked Cleveland to a great lake front boulevard project from Cleveland to Buffalo to clean up the lake front and make the city a premier inland port. He noted Cleveland rooms filled for the Republican National Convention and anticipated a larger exposition crowds. The speaker, once with NBC, sang on a national hook up and played The Volga Boatmen. Attending were Eugene D. Haines Councilman Ed Notley of Elyria and Bliss Wiant of Delaware. He cited housing figures from 1925 and 1934 showing a drop from 260000 to under 15600 homes built nationwide.
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Lake Front
Cleveland
Buffalo
National Broadcasting Company
Eugene D. Haines
Ed. Notley
Elyria
Bliss Wiant
Delaware
Wakeman High Alumni Attend 1936 Baccalaureate in New London
Local residents recount Wakeman high school alumni gathering, the 1936 class baccalaureate at Wakeman Congregational church on May 24, and a series of Sunday visits and family gatherings across New London. Notable names include Dr J D Bradish and guests from Cleveland and Oberlin, with moves to new homes and missionary assignments noted.
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New London
J. D. Bradishh
Wakeman High School
Bradish
Wakeman Congregational Church
Frank Chase
Emma Smith
Harry Smith
Grace
Cleveland
EB. A. Hileman
Dewey Rook
Spencer
Local residents seen in weekend visits and business reopenings
Burt Meyer, working in Pennsylvania, spent the weekend at home. William Dangelo works for Frank Burrer of Litchfield. Mr and Mrs Edward Hoffman and Mrs Frank Letterly and family of Wadsworth visited Charles Groas on Saturday. H M Dowdell has reopened his store for business again.
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Little Son
Kerby
Burton Starbird
Lodi
Franklin Starbird
Akron
P. B. Kirkton
Sue McMillan
Oberlin
Chas. Cowle
Sullivan
A. L. Wolfe
Charles Twaddle
Jennie Spaulding
Walnut Street
Lee Merrill
Townsend
Ward
Williams Street
Burt Meyer
Joe Barth
Arthur Macworthy
Litchfield
Frank Ulrich
Altser
Charles Martin
Columbia
Nelson Gross
Erhart
Pennsylvania
William Dangelo
Frank Burrer
Edward Hoffman
Frank Letterly
Wadsworth
Charles Groas
H. M. Dowdell
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Merthes
Raymond Biddle
Sandusky
Biddle
Hawaiian Islands
Victor Weaver
Edward Messler
Celesta Kuiser
Albert Erhart
Krosin
Valeria
Addie Beachs
Hattie Mills
Wellington
Ruby Haury
Chronicle-Telegram
Jeanette Fiest
Ch.merthe & Co
Dupont
Gentlemen. Co.d
CH. Merthe & Co
C.h.merthe & Co
Merthe
Belle-Sharmeer
Hess
Ing
Merther
Tae Gree
C.h.merthe
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