Richmond Plans to Entertain Lee Heroes at Reunion
Richmond Vermont prepares for the 42nd annual United Confederate Veterans reunion June 21 to 24. The event runs with the Sons of Confederates Veterans and Confederate Memorial Association conventions, drawing an estimated 30,000 visitors. General C A De Saussure of Memphis will receive a racial honor and be made an honorary Boy Scout by a Scout escort. The Soldiers Home parade ground becomes a modern military camp named Camp De Saussure, hosting a memorial service and dedication of the Virginia-Merrimac anchor to the Confederate Museum and a tablet at the Capitol honoring Jefferson Davis' inauguration spot.
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Richmond
Lee
Thisling
Gray
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederates Veterans
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
C. A. de Saussure
Memphis
General de Seussere
Hagle
War Department
Camp de Saussure
Virginia-Merrimac
Confederate Museum
Capitol Building
Jefferson Davis
Birmingham Church Announcements and Alumni Night
Birmingham on Sunday begins with 9 45 am church services and 10 45 am Sunday school special music planned Rev George T Hanna pastor E J Darby superintendent Mrs Mayme Church pianist Miss Marjorie Howe choir director Alumni banquet for Birmingham High School graduates set for Saturday night June 11 with officers Edith Kropf Mrs W Lawrence Lewis Ladrach and Edwin Howe in charge Ladies Aid serves the meal Former resident Charles H Henry 85 dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after long illness burial at Birmingham cemetery Funeral services conducted at Birmingham M E church led by Rev Fryberger
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Birmingham
George T. Hanna
E. J. Darby
Mayme Church
Marjorie Howe
Birmingham High School
Edith Kropf
W. Lawrence
Lewis Ladrach
Edwin Howe
Ladies Aid Society
Birmingham Church
Elyria
Charles H. Henry
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry
Blying
Elma Powell
Bath Street
Alma Stone
Lorain
Clara Henry
Local relatives and visits across Ohio and nearby towns
Mrs Myra Edger and Lester Ed me spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives in Hlyhe. Ralph Prince was in Cleveland on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Bickel of La Grange spent Sunday with Mrs Jeddie Borkmeyer and family. Joe Angelo was in Lorain on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Wickine and children Jessie Mae and Billy returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Rio Grande Ohio for the past week. Mr and Mrs ALC Myers and family spent Sunday at Milan. Rudolph Kraig visited friends at McClutcheonville Ohio on Sunday.
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T. J. Early
Kathryn Early
John Pfarr
Lucille Pfarr
Maria Miller
Wellington
William Oppenman
Herman Weinsate
Amherst
Loig Neiding
Elyrlg
Tom Leonard
Harvey Heyman
W. H. Truscott
Starr Truscott
Cleveland
Katherine Early
Myra Edgar
Mayme Church
Elyria
Howard Comstock
Denver Bible Institute
Denver
Colorado
Comstock
Ketcham
Newport News
W. Va
Martin Schuster
Sanduskyne
Leland Korb
Newark
Ohio
Frank Gerber
Hoffman
Vermilion
A. Mordoff
Myra Edger
Lester Edme
Hlyhe
Ralph Prince
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jeddie Borkmeyer
Joe Angelo
Lorain
W. A. Wickiine
Jessie Mae
Billy
Rio Grande
Alc. Myers
Milan
Rudolph Kraig
McClutcheonville
St. Mary's Church
George Stuber
Marjory Chester
Russell Reisinger
Claire Reisinger
Eaton
Susan Jameson
Arthur Gibson
Orrie Padhey
William Mitchell
Louise Covelle
Melvin Radulfe
F. P. Bumgert
Cincinnati
Catherine Bumgert
Dr. Oakes
Albert Lamb
John G. Dechant
Harley Reisinger
Parker
Earl Reisinger
William Kreger
Anna Knox
Toledo
Arthur Chester
Indiana
Nelson Chester
Jack Taylor
Lakewood
Edward Casper
Wilbur Meahle
Valley City
Stanley Reisinger
Clara DeRussey
Alvin Walker
Avon Lake
Alva Moon
Ridgeville
Arthur Deidrick
Amherst Auxiliaries Hold Regular Meeting in June
Amherst notes report the Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post 197 meeting at Mrs. Clarence Kern's home. Members paid bills and collected poppy money. 24 dozen homemade cookies to be sent to Soldiers' Training Camp Kentucky in July. Flag display urged for June 14, 155th birthday of the American Flag. July 12 picnic and Bi-centennial tree-planting planned. social time and Fantan at adjournment. Woman's Union planned after service, disbanding for three months. program details listed. Choral Club hosts and rehearsals noted. Commencement attendance at Elyria High School cited. House guests from Wisconsin. Various social events and church activities summarized.
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Amherst
Clarence Kern
American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Kentucky
Hargfon Mathas
Woman's Union
Woman’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Albert Schneider
C. E. Schmidt
Christ Heiser
Helen Bartlome
Lila Pippert
Carrie Buchannan
Milda Holzbauer
Walter Schneider
Alfred Rolls
Albert Wragg
Congregational Church
St. Peter's Woman's Union
Congregational Dime Society
Local social notes and upcoming weddings in North Russia area
Harold Berg and family hosted at Carl Berg's. Fred Decker and Winnifred Decker visited the Hasenflue home. Mrs. R. H. Keighley called at Harry Gibson's. Marjorie Kushinski from Elyria stayed with Mrs. Harlan Schramm. Alpert Hoeh married Eleanor Van Argadale in Lakewood, Roy Burke and Steve Moore of Amherst attended. Elizabeth Reese wed Edward Deachie of Elyria at Sacred Heart in Elyria. Mervin Schubert and East Amherst folk visited Carl Berg. Minnie Klarr of Berea, Ky, visiting Clyde Bartlett's sister. Mrs. Frank Haseofue and Mrs. Will Berg at Philathes Bible class gathering in Amherst. Thursday evening, Carl Berg and family visited.
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North Russia
Harold Berg
Wellington
Carl Berg
Fred Decker
Winnifred
Murray Ridge
Chas. Hasenflue
R. H. Keighley
Ober-on
Harry Gibson
Marjorie Kushinski
Elyria
Harlan Schramm
Fred Berg
Sacred Heart Church
Mervin Bchubert
East Amherat
Garl Berg
Minnie Klarr
Berea
Clyde Bartlett
Frank Haseofue
Will Berg
June Foveting
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Amherst
Cari Berg
Delegates and ballot counts at the Republican and Democratic conventions
The document lists delegate totals for the Republican convention 1154 delegates with 578 needed for a majority and Roosevelt supported on the Democratic side with 660 on the first ballot. It notes historic precedents where candidates held a majority yet failed to clinch the nomination, including Polk and Clark, and remarks on the two thirds rule and potential shifts during ballots.
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Roosevelt
Afred E. Smith
John N. Garner
James Hamilton Lewis
George White
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
James A. Reed
William H. Murray
Harry F. Byrd
Albert C. Ritchie
Marion van Buren
James K. Polk
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilsor
Martin van Buren
NECESSARY FOR NOMINATION TWO THIRDS
Local notes include social visits across Oberlin Elyria and Avon Lake with guest lists for Sunday gatherings and church schedule changes at St Marys from June 12. Mentions of prom attendance, family visits, plus casual travel to Toledo and Detroit accompany brief obituaries and local happenings.
Party Honors James E. Mathews Before Navy Departure
Avon residents gathered Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reisinger home to honor James E. Mathews of the U S Navy who has left for San Pedro California. The party featured games music and dancing with a luncheon served by the hostess and her daughter Misa Oona. Mathews plans to drive a motorcycle to California.
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AVON
Earl Reisinger
James E. Mathews
U. S. Navy
San Pedro
California
Misa Oona
Informal Party At Fitch Home With Club Members
A pleasant informal gathering was hosted Saturday evening at the Center road home of Mr and Mrs Royal Fitch. Club members played games then moved to the dining room for a luncheon. The table was beautifully decorated with a centerpiece creating a festive mood.
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Royal Fitch
Center Road
Neva Ship Sparks Sailor Revolt For Steering by Button
British seamen mock a Soviet ship Neva for steering with electric buttons instead of a wheel. They claim a ship should have a wheel and traditional helm procedures, comparing the design to a pre-Cambrian nightmare and noting other modern devices on board.
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London
Neva
Black Sea
Tls
Oregonian Starts Farm for Nutria in Marshfield
Ever see a nutria They are herbivorous fur bearing animals from Uruguay A Scharlbaum has begun to raise them on his farm near here Only one other place in the United States a small farm in New York state is devoted to nutria propagation The animal resembles a male and is called a Coypu The males weigh about 25 pounds and the females 18 pounds They stand much time in water like otters and build dams like beavers
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TU. S
Marshfield
Ore
Uruguay
Scharlbaum
United States
New York State
Rich mineral deposits hidden beneath Ohio
Western Ohio may conceal rich mineral deposits near the surface, making prospecting potentially profitable. Oberlin College geologist George B. Hubbard announced this finding before the Ohio Academy of Science, noting the deposits lie close to the surface.
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Ontario
Ohio
Delaware
O. CP
George B. Hubbard
Oberlin College
Ohio Academy of Science
Hubbard
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