Ben Harris Reconfirms Lead Of Lorain County Democrats
Ben Harris was chosen to chair Lorain County Democrats for two more years at a harmonious Saturday meeting of the Democratic county executive committee. Frank Henke of Elyria was named first vice chairman with Joseph Conley of Lorain as second vice chairman. Mrs. Iona Dengate of Elyria was named chairwoman, Joseph Ashelyi of Lorain secretary, and Mrs. Mary Eshman of Elyria treasurer.
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Bee N. Harris
Lorain
Beef Hearts Or Kidneys Are Good
Flavor of tender calf or lamb kidneys and tender liver is best when cooked only until the red color disappears. Broiling is common. Tender livers and kidneys prepared on top of the stove with crisp bacon or onions also work well. Broiled or parboiled, ground or chopped, may form patties or a loaf served with bacon and tomato sauce.
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Judith Wilson
North Ridgeville Ladies’ Benevolent Society Meeting Notes
Twenty two members met for a noon luncheon in the church parlor with hostesses Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Kost and Mrs. Bartter. They planned fundraisers including a bake sale and rummage sale in Elyria and decided to give $50 to trustees for parsonage repairs. There was a knitting class proposed by Mrs. Haughwoutt and a welcome to new member Mrs. Clarence Steller. A sympathy letter was sent to Mrs. Woodruff of Oxford Michigan. The next meeting is June 19.
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North Ridgeville
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
F. Anderson
Kost
M. Bartter
Young
H. Stacey
St. Luke
Stacey
Kathleen Norris
Reader's Digest
L. Haughwoutt
Stony Ridge Rd
Clarence Steller
Fifty Year Class Anniversary Observed by Reverend Young in Philadelphia
Reverend E. C. Young and Mrs Young visit Philadelphia this week for the fiftieth anniversary of the class in which he graduated. The narrative describes a Cascade Park outing with Ely woods, cooking, hiking, and a creek wade. Townsend Club in New Philadelphia reports a strong attendance, plans for St Louis convention, and a Townsend Club day at Chippewa Lake.
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E. C. Young
Mrs Young
Philadelphia
Reverend Young
HL Strong
Ody
West River Road Progressive Class Meeting at McIntire Home
The Progressive class of the M E Church met at Mr and Mrs C E McIntire’s home on West River Road with Audrey Copas James Rutledge and Shirley MacIntire as guests. Mrs Elmer Keller led the session in the president’s absence and plans were made to collect dime books and send flowers and fruit to Mrs L K Adams with the church auxiliary.
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West River Road
C. E. McIntire
M. E. Church
W. E. Heck
Elmer Keller
Harnish
Audrey Copas
James Rutledge
Shirley MacIntire
Dinners Include Hearty Beef Heart and Veggie Dishes
A historical menu item lists dishes such as deviled kidneys stuffed beef heart chopped spinach creamed peas cucumber salad and strawberry shortcake. It also includes canned fruit salad cookies coffee and various sides like potatoes parsley and onions. The entry reflects a home style meal plan with multiple courses and beverages.
Display of the United States Flag Rules and Etiquette
The article outlines flag features 13 stripes and a 45 star canton, plus how to display the flag with other banners. It covers proper hoisting, placement on staffs, half staff on memorial days, and ceremonial use in churches, parades, and processions. It also lists 16 do nots including no dipping, no touching the ground, and no advertising on the flag.
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United States of America
United States
Ameria
Unit States of America
District 9
Columbia
Stat. L
Traditional Offal Dishes From Early Home Cooking
A recipe collection detailing how to prepare beef kidney liver and beef heart with slow simmering and stock making. Instructions cover soaking kidney trimming and a rich gravy for kidney dishes and a liver souffle with parsley and egg whites. Also includes a marinated kidneys preparation and a stuffed beef heart baked until tender with basting and parsley garnish.
Salute to the Flag and National Anthem Guidance
An instructional note outlines proper flag etiquette including salutes at hoisting, marching, and the national anthem. It confirms the Star-Spangled Banner as the national anthem by law and covers pledges, civil and military conduct, flag shield description, and proposed state flag laws to protect the flag from desecration.
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United States of America
Morris Family Hosts Social Evening and Meeting Notes
Airs W J Morris presided as officers to be elected at the next meeting. The evening was spent socially with Mrs Morris helping Mrs McIntire serve refreshments. Mrs Roy Rhene of Brownhelm visited Mrs John Coox, and Mr and Mrs J G Morris and Jim Rutledge visited Mr and Mrs Miller and their daughter of LaGrange. The four youths also called on Mrs W J Morris and baby at Memorial Hospital.
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W. J. Morris
Mrrs
Morris
McIntire
Roy Rhene
Brownhelm
John Coox
Air
C. E
Gaughter Shirley
J. G. Morris
Jim Rutledge
Miller
LaGrange
Eduits
W. J. Morrs
Baby
Memoral Hospital
Erhart
Mirs
Oscar Goepfert
Margaret Kemp
George Maxworthr
Albert Haury
Grafton
Hanes
Walker and
Cildren
Cleveland
Andrew Niges
John Crowe
Cathleen
Lakewood
Mamie Quinn
Andred
Hirs
Phillip Armbrust
J. G. Haury
Mary French
Bessie Perkins
Anna Root
Perkins
Weymouth
Sidney Beach
Gertrude Wood
Spencer
Norman Derek
Sara Ellen
Valley City
Eleanor Regal
Theodore Haury
Locust Grove
Vermilion
Sam Meyer
ElsTia
Bert Mercer
Lois Wertz
Medina
Ruthie McLaughlnirs
Minnie Fiest
York
Dean Regal
Paul Novak
Genevieve
Adam Kubis
Earl McLaughlin
Lawrence McLaughlin
Birds Edge Ass'n Loop Pace-Letters
The Columbus Red Birds beat Kansas City 5-4 in 16 innings to claim fourth place in the American Association race with a narrow margin over a co-claimant. Jimmy Bucher started the late rally with a single and Charley Wensloff and Jack Sturdy finished the win. St. Paul defeated Louisville 7-4 aided by four Louisville errors, while Indianapolis managed only a sixth inning score.
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United Press
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Kansas City Blu
Red Birds
Blues
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Bucher
Columbus
Jimmy Bucher
Charley Wensloff
Jack Haley
Ree Bird
Dixie Walker
Jack Sturdy
Millers
Indians
St. Paul
Louisville
Social Roundup of Visits and Family News
A long list of visits and family gatherings fills the page. Residents from Cleveland, Lakewood, Medina, Vermilion and Weymouth share afternoons and weekends with relatives, including engagements, baptisms, and a bridal shower notice. Notable items include Ruth Gott earning a diploma, Ruth Moore’s Weger events, and Hazel Amsbury’s appendectomy at Memorial Hospital.
LaGrange Children Stage Playette at Day Exercises
LaGrange Methodist church hosted its annual Children's Day with decorations of bouquets and baskets. Children and young people presented a playette during the program as part of the observance on Sunday.
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LA Grange
Barber Remembers Old Mug Shaves and Weapons Collections
Albion Michigan barber Frank Pierce, with 48 years in the trade, recalls old shop customs such as individual mugs for patrons and mug racks. He exhibits reproductions of historic weapons and a 1912 machete, Wild Bill Hickok’s revolver, a gun tied to John Wesley Hardin, and other era pieces.
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Albion
Mich
Frank Pierce
Adeline
Police Gazette
Pierce
Haiti
U. S
Ma- Times
John Wesley Hardin
Wild Bill Hickok
Roy Bean
Pecos
Colt
Hobbyist Hews Copies Of Weapons With Past Hobbyist
In Shafter California Ralph Short, known for a past hobby, was found to have carved copies of weapons. Authorities say the items resemble real firearms but are nonfunctional. No charges were reported, and the case remains under investigation.
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Shafter, Cal
Ralph Short
First Aid Multiplied At Scene of Accident
In Jamestown New York Clara Stonequist suffered multiple lacerations and bruises when her car collided with a machine driven by Dr Tom K Larson. Her father Gust H Stonequist was driving the car and three other physicians rode as passengers. The article also defines meteorology as Greek for the things above.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Clara Stonequist
Gust H. Stonequist
Tom K. Larson
Rules Against Five Floor Climb To Job
Hartford officials rule a woman who refused a job requiring five flights of stairs remains eligible for unemployment benefits. Commissioner Odlum says health concerns and progressive weakness from stair climbing justify not denying benefits. The decision notes she could manage four flights but could not reasonably meet an additional hardship.
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Hartford
Conn
Frank R. Odlum
Odlum
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Ben Harris
Democrats
S. S
Girl Scouts
Townsend Club
Town Hall
America
Wewell
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Montana
E. Carver
St Louis
Carver
14Th Congressional District
Townsend
Chippewa Lake
Robert C Townsend
Chestnut Ridge
Tait
S&s
Union
United States of Ameries
A.M
Supreme Court
Susie John Marshall Harlan
N. AL Wertick
Aliss Ruth Gott
Fiera Mather College
Western Reserve University
Ford’s Hospital
Detroit
Adrian Jackson
Los Angeles
California
Jay P. Jackson
James Nichols
Edward Sherrill
John H. Nichols
Parma
Phil Gott
Washington, D. C
W. F. Hastings
Carlton Adams
Glenn Myers
James Curtice
Lucy Leiby
Grant Leiby
Juani
Leiby
Bascom
Hazel Amsbury
Memorial Hospital
Sweden
Finland
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