Bricker to Welcome Rotarians at Ohio Convention
Governor John W. Bricker will greet 15 000 Rotarians at Cleveland Public Auditorium for Rotary's 30th International Convention opening session on Monday June 19. James G. Card notes 200 000 Rotarians in 5 000 clubs across 80 nations and urges Ohio motorists to assist visiting guests with traffic rules.
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Cleveland
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Rotary
James G. Card
Host Club
Bricker
Rotary Club
Card
Ohio Hospitality Committee
Absences Cost Lorain County Schools Over $9300 in 1938 39
Absences from Lorain County village and rural schools during 1938 39 will cost state funds next year totaling 9303.71, down from 9529.69 the prior year due to 2132 fewer absence days. Enrollment rose to 6095 from 6072, with 23 more students overall and gains in elementary enrollment offset by fewer high school students. The fifth period saw the largest loss from illness driven absences, while the final six weeks showed marked improvement with fewer personal illness days than the previous year.
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Lorain County
A. T. Smith
Smith
Lorain County Board of Education
Roosevelt Swing Tour Aims to Gauge Public Sentiment
The piece discusses Roosevelt's planned national swing through favored states to test sentiment on New Deal policies. It notes mixed reactions from North Carolina and Texas, cites Jim Farley’s favorable report, and contrasts Dewey's strong anti crime record with political risks for a 1940 bid.
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Roosevelt
Boake Carter
North Carolina
Texas
California
Washington
Jim Farley
Charles Evans Hughes
Tom Dewey
New York
Vandenburg
Dewey
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
United States
Newfoundland dog drains Berkeley Humane Society funds
In Berkeley California a Newfoundland dog fell into a grease pit nearly wrecking the Berkeley Humane Society which feeds and shelters strays on a tight budget. Rescued, the dog ate three pounds of meat daily prompting a rapid owner found campaign to avoid a financial loss.
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Berkeley
Cal
Berkeley Humane Society
Diplomat Stephen Hughes Faces Bolivar Intrigue and Romance
Stephen Hughes, U S vice consul in Bolivar, navigates arms smuggling allegations, political pressure, and a brewing romance with Joan Lynton as Jim Barnegay menaces his position. A palace summons hints at a high stakes diplomatic clash ahead.
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Stephen Hughes
U. S
Sap Lats
Bolivar
America
Gil Dust
Eleanor Rayden
Horace Bavey
Gews
Jason Kirby
L. S
Golivar
Kirby
Stephen
Jim Barnegay
Joan
Barnegay
Nim
Snall
Senor
Vincent Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Guests
Vincent Mawhinney and family hosted by Mr and Mrs J J Cook and family. Walter McMillan and two children returned from Burgettstown Pennsylvania visit with cousin Ethel Demmich. Florence McCarty of Willoughby Ohio visited her parents.
Local families host visiting relations and friends
Charles McCarty and family hosted Mrs. Kathryn Scott and daughter Miss Rosalind Lewis of Wellington. Mrs. Viola Keisel and sons from Cleveland stayed with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lewis. Mrs. Ida Hochenedel of Bucyrus visited Miss Ella Tilden. Ruth Dean dined with Eleanor Lewis. Mrs. O B Rea, recently ill, is convalescing. Alice McCarty and sons visited William Cunningham in Lakewood. Kate Phillips of Elyria joined Miss Aurilla Lyon for lunch.
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Charles McCarty
Kathryn Scott
Rosalind Lewis
Wellington
C. McCarty
Viola Keisel
Alfred
Clifford
Paul
Glen
Cleveland
F. H. Lewis
Ida Hochenedel
Bucyrus
Ella Tilden
Ruth Dean
Eleanor Lewis
O. B. Rea
Alice
Thomas
Joe
William Cunningham
Lakewood
Kate Phillips
Elyria
Aurilla Lyon
Avon 4-H Club Plans Boat Ride for June 11
The S. R. 4-H Club met at Ronald Toll’s home after a ball practice. Advisor Lee Welter will provide transport for officers to the Elyria YMCA advisors and officers meeting Wednesday. A Crystal Beach outing was planned and a boat ride set for Sunday June 11. Next meeting June 5. Leonard Warden and Mrs Hei stand visited Miss Nina Warden’s home. Mr and Mrs Henry Mehling re-
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AVON
S. R. 4-H Club
Avon Club
Ronald Toll
Lee Welter
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Crystal Beach
Leonard Warden
Local Social Notes From Rock Island and Nearby
Will Buck of Fields Corners spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hattie Peak. Mr. and Mrs. W E Blake and family left Friday for a fishing trip to Curtis Michigan. Mrs Bertha Smith visited several days last week with friends in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins attended a meeting at the First Baptist Church Lorain Sunday afternoon to plan for the annual Association meeting to be held in Avon September 27.
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Rock Ilinois
Will Buck
Fields Corners
Hattie Peak
W. FE. Blake
Curtis
Michigan
Bertha Smith
Cleveland
George Jenkins
First Baptist Church
Lorain
Avon
Memorial Day Notes From Rochester Community
Decoration Day events and visitors fill Rochester as Judge A. R. Webber spoke at Town Hall services. Local residents host and visit kin from Elyria West Virginia Canton Norwalk and Cleveland with grave visits and Memorial services observed through Sunday Brisk travel includes Mr and Mrs Dell Richards Mr and Mrs George Pickworth and others.
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Rochester
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Guy Nangle
West Virginia
Myrtle Greenwood
Claude Hodgkin
George Foster
Elmer Wing
Clarksfield
Marvin Kettle
Norwalk
Burt Parker
Sterling
Cleveland
Scott Biddinger
Carlos Snyder
Lillian
Mabel Hipp
Nova
John Smith
Sullivan
Away
Edith Handley
Toledo
Musa Artz
Grafton
Dell Richards
4-H Busy Bee Girls Meet In Columbia
Miss Susie Doyle and Mrs. William Borisch of Cleveland visited the Busy Bee Girls 4-H club at the town hall on Thursday afternoon. Members brought cloth and patterns for school and sport dresses the season s first project. Leader Miss Lucille Churchward explained pattern use and a round table discussed color and style.
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Columbia
Susie Doyle
William Borisch
Cleveland
Ruth Tomes
Busy Bee Girls
Town Hall
Lucille Churchward
4-H Club Meeting Sets Next Gathering June 8
Unison group held its meeting at the same location with thirteen attendees including the leader and visitors. Marjorie Walters and Mary Lillian Van Arsdale served lemonade and cupcakes, planning refreshment duties for the next meeting. The Sons of the Soil 4-H Club met with Richard Stearns Thursday, enjoyed a ball game, and with Rev Harold Landon helped map projects. The next meeting is slated for the Putt home on June 13 with twenty four present. Sunshine Cooking club juniors will meet at Eileen Putt's home Thursday afternoon.
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Marjorie Walters
Mary Lillian van Arsdale
Margaret Schalkner
Ruth Boling
Sons of the Soil
Richard Stearns
Harold Landon
Putt
Sunshine Cooking Club
Eileen Putt
Family Local News From Cleveland And Yellowstone Trip
Margaret Shalkner stayed at her sister's Cleveland home for the week end. Principal M L Royer with daughter Ruth and son Eugene left Friday for Yellowstone National Park where he will serve a second year as guide and lecturer. Miss Ruth Wright visited her parents Mr and Mrs J G Wright on Thursday.
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Margaret Shalkner
Cleveland
M. L. Royer
Ruth
Eugene
Yellowstone National Park
Ruth Wright
J. G. Wright
Egg booster speaks up in Cleveland
Mrs. Kathryn B. Niles of Chicago, chairman of the consumers' education committee of the World Poultry Congress, speaking in Cleveland in July, says eggs are good for hair eyes and skin. She adds they may not grow hair on a bald man but help prevent ailments of the scalp and skin.
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Cleveland, O
Kathryn B. Niles
Chicago
Consumers’ Education Committee
World Poultry Congress
Evangelist Irvin Ade Preaches On Nether Man And Healing
Evangelist Irvin E. Ade delivers a message on the Way and End of the Nether Man Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. A special prayer meeting is planned at the Faith Home Thursday evening. Friday at 7 30 p.m. the topic is They Shall Lay Their Hands on the Sick and They Shall Recover. The public is welcome.
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Evangelist Irvin
Bombay to suffer liquor limits but Britons may still purchase
Bombay authorities plan likely liquor restrictions this summer with a six unit monthly cap for all Europeans, allowing one bottle of whisky, three bottles of wine, or six bottles of beer per month. The policy aims to curb alcohol while exempting British residents.
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Bombay
India
Ninth Grade Pupils Kill Insects In Campaign
Pupils of the ninth grade learned that every housefly killed now means fewer insects later. In one week they counted 8 226 victims and calculated these would otherwise produce about 49 336 000 000 000 000 descendants by next fall.
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Tiffin
Experience Makes a Man Clever Says Old Proverb
A traditional saying asserts that wisdom grows with time and action. The adage emphasizes learning through practice.
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