Annual report of hospital tea by Mrs. Chas Johnson in Elyria
Mrs. Barbour chaired the event before the Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs president, endorsing the hospital's funding needs amid salary cuts and local bank troubles. The auxiliary hosted a baby party for families of the 86 babies born at Elyria Memorial Hospital May 1932 to May 1933, highlighting the maternity ward's facilities and the 447 local births last year. The piece honors long service by charter members and notes ongoing fundraising luncheons and celebrations, praising the hospital as a vital community good.
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Elyria
Scinity
Charles Tucker
3Oard
Auxiliary
Allen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Flood of cats puts rancher in a dilemma
Byron, Caill.-np) Herry Millson, local rancher, sought one good cat to exterminate rats, but 56 cats arrived by noon. By nightfall 72 cats were on the job, five from a neighboring town. By noon next day over 100 cats waited for lunch as Millson locked his doors. He broadcast for unwanted cats but none were claimed and he wonders how to rid himself of them.
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Millson
Franklin's 1749 Plan for an Academy in Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin proposed an Academy in Philadelphia embodying the era’s modern educational ideals. The plan highlighted practical instruction, virtuous citizenry, and broad access to knowledge aimed at shaping public life and learning in the colonies.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Trace History of YWCA Movement From 1877 On
This article tracks the early YWCA movement from 1877 through the formation of national and international bodies. It outlines the Boston and New York pioneer groups, the spread to Hartford Providence Cincinnati Cleveland St Louis and other cities, the rise of student associations, and the eventual unification under Grace Dodge leading to the modern national YWCA in 1906. It notes key figures such as Mrs. J Herbert Tritton Miss Lucretia Boyd Mrs. Henry Durant and Miss Grace Dodge, plus organizations like the World's Association and the International Board.
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Y. W.C.A
America
Y.W.C.A
Great Britain
U. S. of America
Norway
Sweden
New York
Church of the Paritans
Marshall O. Roberts
New York University
Ladies Christian Association
Ladies Christian Union
Lucretia Boyd
Boston
YM. C. A
Thomas Sullivan
Sullivan
London
Young Women’s Christian Association
Henry Durant
Boston Y. W. C. A
Boston Y. W. Co. A
Warrington St
Charlotte Drinkwater
Hartford
Conn
Women’s Christian Association
Women’s Christian Association of Providence
R. I
W.C. A
Pittsburgh
Star of Empire
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
H. Thane Miller
Utica
N. Y
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Dayton
Buffalo
Newark
N.J
Germantown
Springfield
Lowell
Mass
Woman's Exchange
Board of Associated Charities’’ of
Day Nursery and Kindergarten Society
Travelers Society
Chicago
Ilinois State Normal University
University of Wisconsin
Mary Armstrong
University Association
U. W
Woman's Christian Association of
Providence
Washington
John Davies
Cincinnati Association
United States
P. D Browne
Canada
Montreal
International Conference of Women’s Christian Associations
Milwaukee
World’s Association
Anne Reynolds
The
World's Association
International Committee
International Board
American Committee
Grace Dodge
New York City
United Y. W. C. A
South Church
Madison Avenue
38Th Street
Y. WL
Miss Dodge
National Board
Arthur
Bedivere
First Canadian geese appear at Klamath River refuge
In Klamath Falls Oregon the first baby Canadian geese have appeared in the federal game reserve on the Klamath River. Thousands of waterfowl raise their young there each year attracting visitors during the wasteing season.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath River
Britishers criticize trousers for women in London fashion
London reporters note dress makers prefer skirts for summer fashions. Public and clergy condemn women in trousers. An English seaside scene shows two girls in men’s clothing drawing crowds and criticism, while Oxford students see beach pajamas on the Thames. Responding protests push discouragement of riverwear.
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London
Thames
Oxford
Snowfall Record in Medford and Crater Lake
Snowfall reaches record levels in Medford Oregon with a Bwnh of TO feet and showers Crater Lake area. The park access roads were blocked by heavy May snow, and June 4 marks the birth of Viscount Wo, a noted British general.
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Medford
Ore
Crater Lake
Viscount Wo
Matches Made of Nonpedtc Onous Sulfide of Phosphorus
A brief note describes matches formed from a nonpedtc onous sulphide of phosphorus. The statement highlights material composition and manufacturing context typical of early chemical product notes.
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Chas
Johnson
Heather
Woolworth's
YW. C. A
Middle West
Khanry Gord Dearborn
Mech
Ford
Kulls
Broad Street
Style Center
DE Luxe
Milady
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