Busy Schedule Of Events To Precede Convention Opening
Carroll Philadelphia reports a dense lead up to the Republican National Convention with arranging committee meetings, a 104 member national committee gathering, and social events. Mrs. Worthington of Scranton hosts a dinner, G Mason Owlett hosts, and a press pen house operates through Saturday. Evacuation Day observances at Valley Forge feature Governor Duff and a planned Independence Hall rally with Sen Edward Martin. a later rally was cancelled due to city limits. The caucus phase begins Sunday night with Lt Gov Strickler meeting WWI veterans, and the gavel drops at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Beat Bib
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
G. Mason Owlett
Keystone
Reece
Scranton
Pen and Pencil Club
U. S
Holy Trinity
Valley Forge
Washington
James H. Duff
Independence Hall
U.S
Edward Martin
Daniel B. Strickler
Oberlin Council Meets Oberlin
The Oberlin village council approved pay raises for city employees and discussed buying a power plant lubricating oil and bidding for a new water works pump. A petition from 15 West Lorain street residents urged flood mitigation near West Lorain and Prospect. Mr Zahm was authorized to hire an engineer to study the issue. An ordinance raised Westwood Cemetery burial fees to 25 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for infants, with Zahm noting rates are lower than in many towns. The council authorized bids for a new water pump to replace the current one, which cannot handle the load. Admission list for Allen Hospital included Mrs Donald Catson Paul Bebb and Sally Salo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
West Lorain Street
Prospect Street
Zahm
Westwood Cemetery
Allen Hospital
Donald Catson
Paul Bebb
Sally Salo
Lorain County items note births and community events
Multiple local notices describe births for Frank Tobin and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bellevak, adoptions, and admissions to hospitals. Community actions include paper drives at Pleasant Street and Prospect schools, a Nurses Association meeting, bake sale by Eastern Star Auxiliary, and an open house at Lorain County Children's Home. Also reported are new trainees at the health department, a Cleveland supporters convention, and local moves, weddings, and notable regional movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect School
Eugene Comings
Visiting Nurse Association
L. D. Stephan
East College Street
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Co-op
Lorain County
Children’s Home
Lorain County Health Department
Kellogg Foundation
Hugh Chute
Vinton County
Hocking County
G. L. Smith
Clermont County Health Department
G. T. Fisher
Gallipolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry A. Wallace
Harry Chang
Chang
Cincinnati
Robert Lambert
Albert Loree Shreve
Fraker Family News Ties New Ohio Graduates
into the Dan Kinsey residence on Woodland avenue for the Summer months. Mr. Fraker was graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University Sunday, and has taken employment at the National Tube Company in Lorain. Mrs. Fraker is of Deshler, O., and is a recent graduate of Ohio State University. Visiting Pythian Home Mrs. Erma Schnarr, district deputy grand chief. Mrs. Electa Sage,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Aldrich Walmsley
Charles £. Walmsley
Providence
Walter C. Kautz
Kautz
Cincinnati Club
Mississippi
Clifton
Oberlin
C. E. Walmsley
Lucius Garvin
Garvin
Eliot
Marvin Schatz
Randolph Macon College
University of Cincinnati
Walmsley
Oberlin College
Ransom Patrick
West College Street
Ellensburgh
Wash
Jack Radunsky
Cynthia
Jefferson City
Kan
Patrick
University of Minnesota
T. D. Fraker
Pataskala
Dan Kinsey
Woodland Avenue
Fraker
Ohio Wesleyan University
National Tube Company
Lorain
Deshler
Ohio State University
Pythian
Pythian Sisters Visit Me dina Home and Comet Temple Inspection
Past district deputy grand chief and Mrs Lauretta Baldt of Oberlin along with Mrs Mary Tapper and others from Elyria visited the Pythian Sister Home in Medina Monday afternoon. In the evening they attended the inspection of Comet Temple. A homecoming at the home is planned for Sunday June 20. The first talking picture produced in Iran has just been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Baldt
Oberlin
Mary Tapper
Dorothy Sayers
Lillian Boddy
Florence Brown
Ruby Smith
Ruth Gray
Ruby Beal
Helen Reteil
Elyria
Pythian
Dina
Comet Temple
Iran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle
Telegrem
Philadelphia
Violet E. Barson
Betty Heisman
N. Pleasant
Phil
Pillsbury
Robin Hood
Page's Creamery
West Side
Fee PH
Choice
Veal
Lamb
Link Sausage
Angenoa
Richelieu
Frank Tobin
Miss Dugan
Nancy Musguane
Donald Larson
George Edmonds
Myrna Atkins
Kathleen Schuster
Mabel Buckinghan
Paul Bobb
Anton Bellevak
Judy
Jerry Davidson
John Brenner
Pleasant Street School
Bob Pash
Sweet Creme Doughnut Shop
Lake Ave
Corner Oak St
N. D. Zunis
Erma Schnarr
Electa Sage
Rako Products Corporation
New Bevaswick, N. J
Sandwich
Dover
Hythe
Rommey
Hastings
Edward II
France
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Lever Brothers Company
Pirate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!