Eagles Install Fier At Elyria Aerie 431 Officers
A glowing compliment to retiring officers and cooperation with new leaders marked the Elyria Aerie 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles installation. The event drew 150 plus attendees including 16 Lorain Aerie 343 members, with past state presidents Steve Lesser and Gerald Nau officiating. The slate included E. J. Handyside as President and J. L. Mathis lauded for past services. The group announced plans for August conventions and large Lorain County Eagle attendance.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Paul Cook
Lorain
Lorain Aerie
State Eagle
Elyria
Steve J. Lesser
Gerald Nau
E. J. Handyside
Karl Kaiser
Rob J. Jensen
Arthur R. Graber
C. W. Shepard
Lyle Castle
Otto K. Mischka
E. B. Haylor
Wm. Cashman
J. Birks
J. L. Mathis
Mathis
Lodge
State Department
Ohio
Lorain County
Robert Jensen
Toledo
Cer Nau
Lester Llewellyn
No One Loves A Skinny Woman No One Loves A Skinny Woman
An advertisement touts Vitaminized Vitalex Tablets from I. Johnson Laboratories claiming rapid weight gain and vigor for women and men. It promises three pounds in seven days or money back, with noted endorsement by Muir Co. and claims of long pharmacy experience.
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Johnson Laboratories
Muir Co
Adv
Wellington High seniors receive diplomas after play
Forty eentors of Wellington High School were presented diplomas by Superintendent A. W. Shields as Arthur D. Mason, Board president, awarded them after the senior class play A Lucky Break in the Opera House. Zelda Sears wrote the play. Miss Mary Keller coached it. Warren Auchie and Marie Here staged key roles with the High School orchestra providing musical numbers.
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Wellington
Eentors
Wellington High School
Florida family arrives for summer visit
Mrs. Orville Knepp and her two sons L. G. and Orville Jr. traveled from Florida to spend the summer at their home region, joining local residents for the season.
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Orville Knepp
Tyro Sons
L. G. and
Orville, Jr
Florida
Unclear Context Mentioning Whitehead Parents
Fragmentary text notes Mr and Mrs George Whitehead as parents in a report. The context is incomplete, with no dates locations or events to establish a full news item or summary.
Local notes from Marion area events and travels
L G Bradstock and Burt Curtice attended harness races at Marion O yesterday. Miss Prue Avery has returned to Cleveland after visiting at the C E Gadfield home. Ilona McClellan, living with the Gadfield family, accepted a position with the telephone company at Clarksfield. Dr and Mrs Russell Fortney reached Denver after a pleasant trip lasting nine days. Village council to hold regular meeting Tuesday evening. Frank Clifford and wife observe their ols wedding anniversary at their Rochester home with open house from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8. Mrs A H Gallatin received word of birth of a ten pound son to County Commissioner and Mrs George Zeigler Spencer. Zeigler is Gallatin's sister. Former Superintendent Kerr and Mrs Kerr and daughter visit William Bauhoft home for alumni. Mrs C E Trippe returned from winter south. Charles Clisby returned for summer from Western Reserve Academy Hudson and joins parents en route to Dartmouth graduation Tuesday. Philip Clisby to graduate next week from Dartmouth and plans summer school at Ohio State. Mr and Mrs Robert Burnham to tour western states for six weeks, visiting Yellowstone National Park. Mr and Mrs Jay Fleming attended Louie Fleming’s funeral at Lodi on Wednesday.
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L. G. Bradstock
Burt Curtice
Marion
Prue Avery
Cleveland
C. EL. Gadfield
Ilona McClellan
C. E. Gadfield
Clarksfield
Russel Fortney
Denver
Vilage Council
Frank Clifford
Rochester
A. H. Gallatin
George Zeigler
Spencer
Zeigler
Ter
Gallatin
Kerr
William Bauhoft
C. E. Trippe
Charles Clisby
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Dartmouth College
Philip Clisby
Ohio State
Robert Burnham
Yellowstone National Park
Jay, Fleming
Louie Fleming
Lodi
Stop talking about yourself for a while
A concise request to pause self-focused commentary and prompt others to initiate discussion. The speaker urges restraint and observation to see if alternative topics or concerns arise from other participants. The note emphasizes listening and waiting for external input.
Paper Hanger Receives Noon Call For Quick Change
A paper hanger reports a noon telephone call from a feminine voice asking him to come after lunch to change wallpaper for a bridge party at three o'clock. She requests power to suit her red hair and mentions the event.
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Tel
Grenue
Our Faint Hearts Today Deaths From Heart Disease Rise
A Collier's Weekly note cites that 18 percent of all US deaths are due to heart disease, killing twice as many people as any other cause. It underscores the disease as the leading mortality factor in the nation.
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United States
Collier's Weekly
Telling Her First Jud Tunkins Says He Tells His Wife
Jud Tunkins tells Washington Star he shares all about his business with his wife, claiming it is safer than letting neighbors hear. The remark underscores trust in private affairs over gossip in the community.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Snores and Saxes Asks a Psychologist on Noises
An eminent psychologist in Kalaniazoo Gazette characterizes snoring as a saxophone type of noise and notes that saxophoning can also resemble snoring at times. The remark underscores the overlap between sleep sounds and wind instrument noise.
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Snores
Saxes
Kalaniazoo Gazette
Slick Substitutes Fail as Elbow Grease Core to Industry
A Pathfinder Magazine note asserts that despite attempts to substitute, hard work and elbow grease remain essential to industry success. It emphasizes practical effort over shortcuts and reflects a traditional trades perspective.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Summing It Up Be Unselfish Commandment for Usefulness
The excerpt urges unselfish living as the core rule for usefulness and happiness. It frames selflessness as the guiding principle that enables real help to others and personal fulfillment through service.
Doubling Production To Meet Demand for Fur
Arkansas Gazette notes a whimsical query about Mother Nature growing animals in two pants suits to double fur output, reflecting a satirical view on production pressures and fashion.
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Mother Nature
Arkansas Gazette
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