La Grange Townsend Club Plans Supper
Visitors from Elyria Wellington and California attended a La Grange Townsend Club meeting with high attendance. Reports were shared and the meeting closed with prayer and the Townsend Pledge. A strawberry supper followed with prizes to Mrs Eldon Freeman and Mrs Ketcham. A penny supper is set for July 7. Gliding is popular in England.
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Elyria
Wellington
California
la Grange
Townsend Club
Townsend
Eldon Freeman
Ketcham
Why Let Yourself Get Constipated
The piece argues constipation is caused by lack of bulk in the diet and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran cereal as prevention. It advises daily consumption with plenty of water to stay regular, attributing the product to Kellogg’s in Battle Creek and noting it’s sold by every grocer.
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Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
Townsend Club No. 1 Holds Regular Meeting Highlights
Townshend Club No 1 held its weekly meeting at 8 PM with Pres Doane presiding. Communications and a convention caravan route letter were read, plus railroad rates. Mrs Neff praised Sunday’s Cleveland meeting and a letter from Charles Newell was discussed. A flag staff was approved and subscriptions committee appointed. News from Club No 3 in Lorain and Amherst activities were noted, including a fish dinner and a new club formation. The group plans another party at IOOF Hall with Tom and Jerry Orchestra. meetings are Mondays at 7 PM on 136 Middle Avenue.
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Townshend Club
Pres. Doane
Pres Doane
Neff
Cleveland
Charles Newell
Fritz
Lorain
Amherst
Haynes
Townsend
South
Ciuo Wii
Tom and Jerry
Middle Avenue
Strolling Times Square Walk Through a Busy Day
A New York Day by Day stroll begins at the Broadway entrance of the Times Building in Times Square. The writer notes the wedge shaped square, the Times Annex building, and a busy news stand scene with out of town papers and local staff. Sales and crowds shift with the June fair, tempers rise with heat, and the walk ends at 43rd street, promising a continuation next week.
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Manhattan
Broadway
Times
Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Times Buiding
42D Street
43D Street
47Th Street
New York Times
Times Annex
Buiding
United States
Oregon
Washington
John Joseph Fowler
America
Altoona
Providence Bulletin
Atlanta Journal
Joe Green
Joe Allen
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Amherst notices a busy slate of church and club meetings
Mrs. B A Jenne hosts a Legion Auxiliaries meeting at 289 Church St Amherst Ohio invites public attendance. Inter mediate League of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church holds final summer meeting. Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran meets in church parlors. Eastern Stars Past Matrons Association to meet with Mrs Robert Allsop and Mrs Paul Moii assisting. Mrs Robert Zilch hosts Victorian Guild Circle 2. Congregational Circle 1 Friday with Mrs Stanley Hall and Circle 2 with Mrs Earl Rockwood. Tally Ho Club meets Friday with Miss Helen Eastman. Berger attended Thew Shovel office employees’ party in Lorain.
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Robert Allsop
South Amherst
Paul Moii
Robert Zilch
Church Street
St Joseph's Church
Circle 2
Katherine Lawless
Circle One
Congregational Church
Stanley Hall
Lincoln Street
Earl Rockwood
Cornell Avenue
Tally Ho Club
Helen Eastman
Wakeman
Amherst business meeting follows ladies night at church parlor
The Amherst Business Men's Association held a Monday evening meeting at the Brownhelm Congregational church parlor. A chicken supper was served to fifty seven by the Moderne Followers class. Accordion and marimba music by Jack and Ruth Mary Nabakowsk accompanied the event. Bruce Boehler performed two vocal selections and group singing. Walter Mischka presided due to the president's illness. August Nabakowsk is noted.
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Amherst Business Men's Association
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Jack
Ruth Mary Nabakowsk
Bruce Boehler
Walter Mischka
August Nabakowsk
Mary Martha Class Attends Elyria Social Event
Members of the Mary Martha class from the Congregational church traveled to Elyria Monday evening as guests of Miss Dorotha Smith. A short business meeting followed by a social hour with contests and a dessert course served by the hostess.
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Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Elyria
Dorotha Smith
Local Residents Migrate and Visit Famous Falls
Mrs Francis Kelleher moved from the local hospital to the State Hospital in Toledo. Mr and Mrs Frank Radde and daughter Rosemary reached Boston to establish their future home. En route they stopped at Niagara Falls and saw Queen Elizabeth. Mrs A L Hall and Mrs Walter Fleming from Lakewood were Amherst visitors Monday afternoon. Misses Helen Reemer and Helen
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Frank Radde
Rosemary
Boston
Niagara Falls
Queen Elizabeth
A. L. Hall
Walter Fleming
Lakewood
Amherst
Helen Reemer
Helen
Children’s Day program at North Ridgeville church
North Ridgeville Congregational Church hosted a Children’s Day program with lower grade children performing and fifth graders advancing to the upper Sunday School. Graduates included Robert Kammuiller Robert Nuhn Donald Falkner Virginia Lyons Florence Line Ruth Kaple and Lois Mills.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Robert Kammuiller
Robert Nuhn
Donald Falkner
Virginia Lyons
Florence Line
Ruth Kaple
Lois Mills
Robert Kammuuller
Marvin Eden
Peter Weber
Barbara Menciewicz
Naomi Atkinson
Edna Lyons
and Fenn
Elizabeth Ann Lyons
Robert Lyons
Glen Russell Johnson
T Johnson
Norma Catherine Purcell
Don Purcell
Fairview visitors call on Knowles and Gilder kin
Mr and Mrs Everett of Fairview visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs Ezra Knowles Sunday. Mrs Charles Davis and foster daughter were among those seen. Mary Lou Echland of Chicago is visiting Mrs Charles Gilder of Cleveland Road and Mrs Frank Blazer with other relatives and friends in the area.
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Everett
Fairview
Ezra Knowles
Charles Davis
Mary Lou Echland
Chicago, Ill
Charles Gilder
Cleveland Road
Frank Blazer
Railroad visions before 1848 centered on Oregon route
Before 1848, discussions of a transcontinental railroad focused on the Oregon region as the Pacific terminus rather than California, shaping early plans and expectations for the nation’s rail network.
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Continent
Oregon
California
Pacific
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