New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll
Notes from New York include a sidewalk coin fishers crowding out unemployed adults while heat stifles tempers. Ogden Nash and Al Smith are profiled amid theater and finance, with a tour past the old Harlem World plant and the Pulitzers.
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New York
Manhattan
Big Charles
Grand Central
Society of Friends
Claude Bowers
Spain
Harry Hansen
World-Telegram
Local Guests Attend Card Party and Dinners
Community members hosted visitors and enjoyed events at church and homes. Erhart Berea and Akron guests joined at the Miller home for a Sunday card party. The Gross home welcomed Brady Bagent Ida Elsa Garnet and Grace Bagent with a Sunday supper.
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Berea
W. G. Miller
St. Martin’s Church School House
Brady Bagent
Ida
Elsa
Garnet
Grace Bagent
Akron
Charles Gross
George Maxworthy
Art Maxworthy
Oscar Geopfert
Abbyville
A. C. Mellert
Medina
Wellington Grange Meets in Regular Session June 10
Wellington Grange held its regular session with 33 in attendance. Past Master Carl Webber chaired as Edith Norris won the attendance prize. The program featured a Mary Jane Brouse Janet Carino and Phyllis Voxtheimer schoolgirls trio, Jeanne Whiteside piano solo, and readings by Ina Dunkle and Lucille Burge.
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Wellington
Wellington Grange
Carl Webber
Edith Norris
Mary Jane Brouse
Janet Carino
Phyllis Voxtheimer
Jeanne Whiteside
Assembly
Grange
Ina Dunkle
Lucille Burge
Grangers
Arthur Mason
Joe McConnell
Mary Whitney
Harlan Dudley
Autobiography of George Metcalf Foreword and Struggles
The memoir recounts George Metcalf facing initial failure in learning, persisting through teaching, Oberlin study, and law training. He moves from poverty and illness to a turning point sparked by a teacher institute at LaGrange and a blooming relationship with his future wife, fueling renewed resolve to pursue law. The narrative ends with a note that more follows.
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I. C. Brenner
Syndicate
Brenner
Evansville
Indiana
United States
New York
Connecticut
California
Florida
Kentucky
Kansas
Montana
Texas
Cluded
Elyria
C. W. Johnston
Union
LaGrange
Earth
Memorial Flower Service Noted at Brighton M E Church
Mrs. F. B. Gregg Mrs. A. B. Southard and Mrs. Scott Anderson led and sang at a Memorial Flower service held at the Brighton M E Church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Gregg giving the devotional.
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F. B. Gregg
A. B. Southard
Scott Anderson
Brighton M. E
Gregg
Anderson
Mrs Catherine Jordan visits Delaware guests of Jordan family
Mrs Catherine Jordan left Thursday for Delaware Maryland to visit her son Howard Jordan daughter in law and granddaughter Jane Jordan. She will attend the graduation of Jane Jordan Friday June 17 in Delaware Maryland and plans to return July 2.
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Catherine Jordan
Delaware, Md
Howard Jordan
Jane
Jane Jordan
Townsend Plan talk at Wellington Kiwanis luncheon
H. F. Haren of Cleveland spoke to the Wellington Kiwanis on the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan. He spoke as a Townsend official. Grover C. Dunkelman aided the presentation. Paul C. Clifford introduced him. The club schedules a Tuesday evening meeting June 14 at 8 with Congressional Record readings and a home talent musical program.
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Wellington Kiwanis Club
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
H. F. Haren
Cleveland
Townsend
Grover C. Dunkelman
Wellington Townsend Club
Haren
Paul C. Clifford
Frank A. West
Congressional Record
Swingsters Club Meeting Delights South Amherst Host
South Amherst The Swing sters Club met at Miss Theresa Rich home Tuesday evening with Miss Betty Kolmeyer assisting. After a brief business session a treasure hunt honored Norma Slack and Marian Cashman as prize winners. A course lunch followed for the listed members and hostesses.
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South Amherst
Theresa Rich
Betty Kolmeyer
Norma Slack
Marian Cashman
Betty Mori
Lila Pippert
Evelyn Fahrney
Kathleen Rainey
Beverly Mori
Margaret Gall
Helene Vargo
Ruth Drew
Florence Heussner
Norma Brucker
Marie Gratz
Mrs Lamoreaux Hosts Baptist Missionary Sewing Bee
The Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs W L Lamoreauxs home at 2 30 Wednesday for an all day sewing bee A covered dish dinner at noon fed twenty one Articles were made for the Anderson family in the Congo Africa The next meeting will be at Mrs Seymour Cooleys home on Wednesday July 13.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
W. L. Lamoreaux
Anderson
Congo
Africa
Seymour Cooley
Methodist Sunday School Board Meeting Report
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school board met in the Memorial class room of the church Wednesday evening with Charles Barnes, superintendent, presiding over the business.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Board
Charles Barnes
Church Services and Clergy Notes
St. John’s Evangelical led by Rev. C. E. Schmidt holds Sunday School at 9:30 a.m with no public worship. Catholic Church of Nativity under Rev. R. J. Steiger offers Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Methodist Church with Rev. M. A. is listed.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Catholic—Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Methodist
M. A
Church Service Schedule for Milhellc Pastor Milhelle
Morning worship at 9 45 with Sunday school at 10 45 led by Pastor Rev Joseph Milhellc. Congregational services follow with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30.
Ladies hold prayer meeting at Mrs Garber home
The Ladies of the Amherst Four Square church met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Garber Wednesday afternoon for a prayer meeting.
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Amherst Four Square Church
Elmer Garber
Dance at Hungarian Hall Sponsored by Junior League
The Junior League of the Nativity Parish sponsors a dance at the Hungarian Hall this Saturday evening inviting all interested to attend.
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Junior League of the Nativity Parish
Volunteer Firemen to Convene at Town Hall Meeting
The Volunteer Firemen will meet at the town hall this evening for a regular session. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
South Amherst to Host two Sunday Baseball Games
The South Amherst baseball team will play two matches on the local athletic field Sunday afternoon against the C. C. C. colored boys from Elyria. The first game starts at 1 30 o clock.
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South Amherst
C. C. C. Colored Boys
Elyria
Elyria residents visit Gratz home on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Earl Harper of Elyria called on Mrs Harriet Haywood Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ira Allen and daughter of Elyria were Wednesday evening callers at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Gratz.
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Earl Harper
Elyria
Harriet Haywood
Ira Allen
C. E. Gratz
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Discuss Health Program Plans
Eleven members met at Mrs. E. D. Hoag's Abbe Road home to discuss a health program for summer. They planned First Aid and Home Care of the Sick, with a joint Elyria township meeting with County Health officials.
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Sheffield
Buckeye
Elyria
Lois Youtzy
Junior Fair Board
Medina County
Wilma
Phyllis Bloom
Bad Breath Fallacies and Digestive Health
Dr Claud North Crisman cautions against relying on mouth rinses and sweet smelling pellets to mask chronic bad breath. He argues that persistent odor signals underlying disorders and warns such quick fixes may prevent addressing the real digestive issues causing the problem.
Fermentation and Bad Breath Causes in Digestive System
The article explains that fermentation in the stomach produces gases and acids like lactic and butyric. When digestion cannot manage these secretions, fermentation increases, causing bad breath. Mouth and gum secretions dry, mucous membranes dry, and a coating forms on the tongue.
Breath Affected by Chronic Toxins and Systemic Disease
The text notes that chronic beverage and tobacco use gives a distinctive breath that others notice. It also states that systemic diseases can alter breath and that excretory organs such as the kidneys worsen breath quality as disease progresses.
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Miss Mable Hollis
Mrs Clifford Spaulding entertained at a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Mable Hollis. Bunco prizes went to June Chambers and Mable Hollis amid pink and white decor. gifts for the bride. she will wed Frank Chambers on June 18 at Ford Road. Troop 17 Girl Scouts held a Court of Awards at St James Mission.
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Clifford Spaulding
Mable Hollis
Bunco
June Chambers
Miss Hollis
Amy Hollis
Ford Road
Frank Chambers
Girl Scouts
Sheffield Lake Village
St. James Mission
Lorain
Reasons for foul breath and its prevention
Many causes of foul breath stem from nasal discharge and sinus issues. Keeping sinuses clean and teeth free of food accumulation is essential, and persistent treatment is needed for mouth or throat membrane diseases to avoid lasting trouble.
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