Irish Rebels Arrest and British Alarm Draw Comic Opera Attention
Boake Carter laments the detention of Sean Russell an IRA leader held on false entry charges after lecturing across the United States. The piece notes London and Windsor alarm, U.S. agencies slow to act, and political humor at the clash of Irish and British authorities. Harry Bridges and hunger march ties are mentioned amid broader labor politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sean Russell
United States
Detroit
Britain
Windsor
Ont
Foreign Office
London
Russell
Irish Republican Army
Watson
U.S. A
Middle West
Atlantic
London Foreign Office
United States State Department
State Department
Department of Labor
Labor
Madame Queen’s Department
Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Harry Bridges
Avon Council Meets in Regular Session
The Avon Village Council met in Town Hall on Thursday evening June 8. Bills were ordered paid and contracts were let for completing Lear Nagle and Reigelsberger roads and Hale and Julian streets. A contract for traffic light installation was awarded to Cleveland Illuminating Company. Slag was ordered for roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Village
Lear
Nagle
Reigelsberger
Hale and
Julian
Cleveland Tlluminating Company
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilford Host Friends at Party
Mr and Mrs C T Wilford hosted a gathering for a group of friends at their home. The social event featured light refreshments and cordial conversation among attendees in a festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. T. Wilford
Weekend Socials and Local Gatherings Report
The piece notes a Saturday evening gathering at the home of D. D. Johnson with Mrs. Ed Harmon of Lakewood also present. Gilbert Forthofer attended a Satur day night Pinochle club meeting at Jerome and Susan Oster’s home. Paul Rush and sons visited relatives in Ashland on Sunday. D. A. Phinney and Ludwig Scherzer of Lakewood joined C. T. Wilford for Sunday evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Johnson
Ed. Harmon
Lakewood
C. A. Phinney
Lorain
Gilbert Forthofer
Jerome Oster
Paul Rush
Ashland
D. A. Phinney
Ludwig Scherzer
C. T. Wilford
Brownhelm Society Meets at Church Parlor
The Ladies Society gathered at the Brownhelm church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Howard Hite presented an interesting program and Mrs. H L Leimbach led the business session. Supper was served by Mrs. P Baird Mrs. Ben Northeim Mrs. Arthur Northeim Mrs. Adam Claus Jr and Mrs. Victor Schnaak.
Merry Workers 4-H Club Bakes Upside-Down Cakes
The Merry Workers 4-H club met in the school kitchen Tuesday to bake upside-down cakes while a business session was led by Clara Hasenpflug. Officers and advisors presented reports, a quiz on dessert topics was taken, and desserts were judged. The Dessert group meets Friday. next regular meeting is Tuesday, June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers 4-H Club
Clara Hasenpflug
4-H
Lela Newberry
Doris Neiding
Phyllis Schuster
Margaret Miller
Raymond Bechtel
Carol Cook
Perfection Clothing Club meets at Congregational church parlors
The Perfection Clothing club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Congregational church parlors. Reports from county 4-H advisors and officers were presented by Arlene Northeim, Helen Kneisel, Kathryn Kneisel, and advisors Mrs. H. L Leimbach and Mrs. George Thourot. Twenty two girls are enrolled and project work progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection Clothing Club
Congregational Church
4-H
Arlene Northeim
Helen Kneisel
Kathryn Kneisel
H. L Leimbach
George Thourot
B. B. 4-H Club Meets and Plans June Session
The B. B. 4-H Club gathered with their advisor Tuesday at the school for reports on the county meeting, a business session, and a ball game. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 20 at the school. A pest hunt contest is under way. Local households host visitors and graduates include Grace Miller who joined Baldwin Wallace College.
Belden Community Circles Host Quill and Social Plans
Mrs. F L Schriver hosted the Belden Community Circle at her home with quilting activities and a noon cafeteria dinner. An ice cream social was set for June 15 at Mrs. Charles Wise’s home and apron patch guessing produced a tie between Mrs. George Meyers and Mrs. Shirley Davidson. Proceeds from the dime effort will be counted at the September meeting as the group continues apron projects for fall. The Pi Nochle club met at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabenstetter with top prizes won by Mrs. Rose Deimling and Joseph Grabenstetter. second place tied between Arthur Wise and George Grabenstetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
F. £. Schriver
Charles Wise
George Meyers
Shirley Davidson
Joseph Grabenstetter
Rose Deimling
Frances Grabenstetter
Arthur Wise
George Grabenstetter
Caroline Goodman
James Aldrich
Homecoming Plans Noted At Methodist Church
Mrs Pfeil returns from Cleveland with Mrs Ockuly and Miss Kramer. Wiliam Snyder to spend summer at home after Kent University. Mrs Hattie Goodman visiting in Wadsworth. Choir practice at Methodist Church Monday June 19 final before homecoming. Miss Kary Lou Barnes returns from Lorain visit. Homecoming Sunday June 25 at the church. Charles Wise and Jeanne call on Eva Piper in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Cook
Cauthens
South Carolina
Donald Bechtel
Bowling Green
Bowling Green University
George Thourot
Thomas
Cleveland
Warren Manuel
Sonia Kay
Amherst Hospital
Conrad Baetz
William Kolbe
Port Dover
Canada
Frank
Mary Bechtel
South Ridge
Charles Bechtel
Raymond Bechtel
Carl Neiding
Leroy Hasenpflug
Raymond Bacon
Vernon Trinter
Ohio State University
Albert Drechsler
Case School of Applied Science
Grace Miller
Baldwin-Wallace College
R. E. Albright
Eleanor
Lodi
Mary Pfeil
Theresa Ockuly
Edward Ockuly
Miss Kramer
Tiffin
Wiliam Snyder
Kent University
Hattie Goodman
Ralph Rohrer
Wadsworth
Methodist Church
Kary Lou Barnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boake Carter
British Foreign Office
College of Professional Communists
Moscow
House
WPA
John Lewis
Audrey
AirPa Aarts
Gilmore-Yosemite
Ford
Elyria, Ohio
Avon
Brownhelm
Merry Workers
Community Circle
Mrs. James Aldrich
Jeanne
Eva Piper
Pittsfield
EGG
Schioll Coal
Penney
Ceat
Ars
Belle Isle
Sue
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