Ohio Churches Send 3600 Gift Bags to Mexico for Friendship Project
The Ohio Council of Churches reports 3 600 gift bags ordered by county committees for a Mexico goodwill demonstration. Bags contain small gifts and greetings letters for Mexican children to be mailed by month’s end, timed for Mexico Independence Day. The effort is led by the Committee on World Friendship Among Children and backed by the federal Department of Education, with Ohio counties such as Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Summit and Stark contributing sizable totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Friendship School
Ohio
School of Mexico
Committee of the Ohio ] of Churches
Ria Friendship Project
Council of Churches
Merseo
Federal Deparment of Education
Committee On World Friendship Among Children
New York
Women’s Committee
The
Ohio Council of Churches
Office of the Council of Churches
Allen
Ashland
Clark
Columbiana
Coshocton
Cuyahoga
Defiance
Fairfield
Franklin
Kipton Social Notes and Church News Highlights
Kipton and surrounding area residents share visits and gatherings during June including Mrs. Huffman and her children in Kipton visiting relatives in Toledo, Iva Austin staying with Jennie Helling, and Vic Cook hosting guests from Elyria. A Community church Sunday saw seven new members join and baptisms plus services with Christian Endeavor. Various local trips and calls occurred with neighbors and families from Oberlin, Wakeman, Sandusky, and nearby towns, plus travel to Cleveland and Spencer for ordinations and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Acerman
Amherst
Marie Morgan
Leon Hopkins
Eleanor Wind
Hopkins
Feleanor Wind
Christian Endeavor
O . Halderman
Minela
O. G. Widdifield
Ruggles
Louis Arnold Madge Sharp
Cleveland
LE. Sigsworth
Son Allan
Carl Bates
Ed Younglas
Oberlin
E A. Austin
Emma Morgan
Lakewood
Harley Searles
Fred Brumby
F E Weeks
Clarksfield
B F Lees
Wilson Waterhouse
Florida
Twining
Canal Program Up To Leaders Canal Program Up To Leaders
Albany June 8 The Republican and Democratic national conventions were urged to include planks backing an all American deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic via the New York barge canal. Four hundred business leaders from eight states attended the Great Lakes Hudson Waterways association meeting. Col Frederick S Greene represented Gov Smith. Col Edward C Carrington led a resolution urging both parties to support the canal. The measure calls for using the existing Albany Buffalo barge canal as part of the inland waterway and seeks support from party conventions and state officials. Edward Walsh noted strong sentiment in New York for the Albany Buffalo canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Hudson Waterways Association
Frederick Stuart Greene
Gov Smith
Buffalo
St Lawrence Ship Canal
Edward C. Carrington
New York
Hudson River Navigation Company
Waterways Association
Carrington
General Assembly
State of
New York State
Great Lakes-Hudson Waterways Association
New York Barge Canal
Hudson River
Kansas City
Hudson
Edward Walsh
State Superitendent of Public Works
New York City
Fields FIELDS June 8 Motored To Mallett Creek Guests At Homes
June 8 Mr and Mrs A Wallington traveled to Mallett Creek and stayed with H A Bishop and family. Mr and Mrs G Walcott of Detroit visited John Bainbridge's home Monday evening. Mrs George Wilford fell and sprained her ankle and remains confined to bed with considerable pain.
West African ships sold to Barber Steamship for over two million
The American West African line of ten vessels with a total 82000 tons deadweight was sold by the Shipping Board to Barber Steamship Co of New York for 2263506 dollars. Barber topped four other bids and guaranteed twelve round trips Atlantic to West Africa and four Gulf to West Africa. Payment requires a 25 percent deposit with the balance due over seven and one half years, ships to be delivered on arrival at home ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Board
Washington
American West African Line
Shipping Board
Barber Steamship Company of
New York
Barber Company
Atlantic
Gulf
Organ Blower Retires After Forty-Three Years
London reports William Taylor resigns after forty-three years as organ blower at Parliament Street United Methodist church. He served the church through decades of services and events, marking a long career in church music and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blows
London
William Taylor
Parliament Street United Methodist
Machine Turns Out Over a Million Bottles Weekly
A complex automated system churns out more than one million bottles each week, reflecting high productivity and advanced manufacturing. The process runs with minimal human intervention and demonstrates scalable output for consumer packaging.
Steel springs for carriages invented about 170
A fragment notes the invention of steel springs for carriages around the year 170. It mentions early innovation without specifying inventors, regions, or exact dates, leaving the historical context unclear.
Foreign customs differ from ours says Dr Hunter
Dr R C Hunter, back from a tour abroad, notes that American customs differ from those in Europe and Asia. He cites English dining with forks in the left hand, driving on the left, racing directions opposite to Americans on sod tracks, French clocks showing 24 hours, Germans' unfamiliarity with pie, and European scarcity of sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
R. C. Hunter
Hunter
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Fred Perkins
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Nellie Obitts
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Medina
A. W. Davidson
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Everett Brackson
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Conneaut
Gwen Longly
TEPEE
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Canal Program
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Atlantic States
O. R. Bogart
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Young Motor Sales CO
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Florsheim Shoes
Robinson-Hancock Co
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