Flag Day Reflections on the U S Flag’s Meaning 1777 origins
The piece marks the 153rd anniversary of the Flag of the United States, tracing its adoption by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777. It emphasizes the flag as a symbol of national unity, liberty, equality, and duty, urging Americans to reflect on ideals and to defend the flag's honor in peace and war. It notes the flag’s enduring design of 13 red and white stripes and a blue field with star-bearing states, and calls for sober observance and deep thinking about its significance.
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United States
Continental Congress
KNOW THE CANDIDATES FOR AUGUST PRIMARIES
Filing declarations closed yesterday, revealing the candidates seeking nominations. Voters are urged to study each candidate’s qualifications and policies to cast informed ballots in August for important public offices.
Plaque of Indifference Warns of a Social Plague
A public health officer declares indifference is humanitys greatest handicap, contrasting plagues of locusts and disease with modern science. He urges timely action against indifference to health and right living, noting its harm to individuals and society.
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Egypt
Kill the plague of indifference in personal health
The text urges children to understand that even with global research and medical advances, health benefits require a properly ordered life based on nature. It argues that only right and sensible living can achieve better health and longer life, calling for a personal health reform to end indifference.
Who's Who In The Day's News Handling Of Reparation Bonds
McFadden of Pennsylvania criticizes moves to merge U S and European banking power through the Bank for International Settlements and Young plan bonds. He warns against U S neutrality ending and urges reassertion of domestic banking control to keep Europe’s financial field under American authority. The piece frames a broader debate over funding Germany’s indemnity and U S participation in global finance.
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Louis T. McFadden
Troy
First National Bank
Canton
Congress
House
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank For International Settlements
Secretary of the Treasury
WeFadden
State
Treasury Departments
Europe
America
United States
Germany
Notable 19th Century Figures and Lifespans
Anniversary notes list Robert Anderson born near Lauraville Kentucky in 1805, Harriet Beecher Stowe born in Litchfield Connecticut in 1811, John Bartlett born Plymouth Massachusetts in 1820, and Andrew Campbell born near Trenton New Jersey in 1821. Each entry records birthplaces and death dates or years, highlighting Civil War command, literary achievement, publishing work, and printing press invention.
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Tonay
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Lauraville
France
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Litchfield
Conn
John Bartlett
Plymouth
Mass
Cambridge
Andrew Campbell
Trenton
N. J
New York
4-H Food and Garden Club Meets at Bechtel Home
The 4-H Food and Garden club gathered Thursday at leader Mrs Clayton Bechtel's home for a brief business session and recreation. Ruth Orcutt demonstrated strawberry jam making while Bechtel showed bread and biscuit baking. Biscuits and jam were shared at the close with attendees Margaret Sanders Beulah Sanders Audrey Ruth Rosemary Ruth Gertrude Mc Queen Ruth Herchler Ruth Orcutt Nellie Miller and others.
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4-H Food and Garden Club
Clayton Bechtel
Ruth Orcutt
Bechtel
Margaret
Beulah Sanders
Audrey
Rosemary Ruth
Gertrude McQueen
Ruth Herchler
Ruth
Nellie Miller
Robert Marlon LaFollette Statesman Dies at 70
Robert Marlon LaFollette, noted statesman born in Primrose Wisconsin, passed away in Washington D C on June 18 1925. He led political careers and public service across decades with influence in national affairs.
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Robert Marlon LaFollette
Primrose, Wis
Washington, D. C
Today in history flag adoption and notable deaths
The record notes 1777 congressional resolution adopting the Stars and Stripes as the national flag. It also marks 1801 the death of Benedict Arnold in London and 186 California's Bear Flag Revolt beginning.
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Congress
Benedict Arnold
London
California
Notable births of famous figures over the years
John McCormack the famed Irish born singer is reported as 46 years old. Dr. Livingston Farrand retiring Cornell president was born in Newark New Jersey 63 years ago. Governor John E Weeks of Vermont born Salisbury Vermont 76 years ago. Samuel Crowther author journalist born in Philadelphia 50 years ago. Rear Admiral Sumner E. W. Kittelle born Peeks Kill New York 63 years ago. Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage born Lowell Massachusetts 56 years ago.
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John McCormack
Ireland
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Newark
N. J
John E. Weeks
Vermont
Salisbury
Samuel Crowther
Philadelphia
Sumner E. W. Kittelle
Peekskill
N. Y
Guy H. Burrage
Lowell
Mass
Horoscope warns grand ideas need proper channels
This reading suggests a person has large ideas and potential for success if thoughts are directed into constructive paths. It cautions that misapplied actions or conflicts could lead to a blighted life, though circumstances can be overcome with discipline.
Missionary Societies Meet in Brownhelm
In Brownhelm Ohio on June 14 the Congregational church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs William Kneisel’s home with Miss Mary Chapin in charge. Scripture reading and prayer opened the program. the study book Blind Spots was discussed. refreshments followed. Attendees listed include Mrs A J Shattuck and several local residents. The Evangelical Women’s Society also met at Mrs Conrad Baetz’s home with E M Leuszigr in charge. readings, a duet, and a supper for fifteen members and several guests were served.
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Missionary Societies
Brownhelm
Women’s Missionary Society of
The
Congregational Church
William Kneisel
Mary Chapin
A J. Shattuck
K. Lindsley
A. J. Rice
Helen Rice
KE. G Lesher
F. H. Peck
H. B. Whittlesey
R. W. Bechtel
Chas Bechtel
W. Kneisel
Robt. Kneisel
Evangelical Women’s Society
Conrad Baetz
E M. Leuszigr
Walter Fowell
Dorothy
Esther Baetz
Conrad Zilch
Wm. Baetz
Amherst
Fr. H. Peck
Walter Angersbach
Just-A-Mere club meeting at Mrs Kelmer’s home
Mrs E Kelmer hosted the Just-A-Mere club Thursday afternoon. It was decided to meet Thursday June 19 at the home of Rev and Mrs N E Escott and daughter in Brooklyn. A two course supper was served. Attending were Mrs Lloyd Bacon Mrs Henry Leimbach Mrs Ray Lees Mrs Parker Baird Mrs Ben Northeim Mrs Adam Claus Jr Mrs Arthur Northeim Mrs John Portman and a guest Mrs H B Shattuck.
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E. Kelmer
N. E. Escott
Brooklyn
Lloyd Bacon
Henry Leimbach
Ray Lees
Parker Baird
Ben Northeim
Adam Claus, Jr
Arthur Northeim
John Portman
H. B. Shattuck
Sewing Club Meets at Congregational Church Parlors
The Perfection Sewing Club gathered with leaders Mrs. Henry Leijmbach and Mrs. A. J. Cooper, met Tuesday afternoon for business, sewing, and class planning under Summer Clothing and Gifts Girls Like to Make. Emma Muller led the session, with Kathryn Sanders directing games. enrollment ends June 17. Attendees included Emma Muller and a long list of club members.
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Perfection Sewing Club
Congregational Church
Henry Leijmbach
A. J. Cooper
Emma Muller
Kathryn Sanders
Emma
Beatrice
Grace Miller
Elizabeth
Ruth
Dorothy Angersbach
Marguerite Bacon
Elsie Trinter
Esther Baetz
Gladys Zilch
Eugenia Vasu
Ruby Holliday
Marian Streicher
Ruth Reimer
Dorothy Beetler
Jane Baird
Ruth Herchler
Pauline Crosby
Eleanor Leuszler
Emma Kubisshka
Ruth Secrest
Jennie Mort
Linwood Park Weekend Visit by the Bairds
Jane and James Baird are spending Friday and the weekend at Linwood Park in a brief social item noting their leisure plans and local outing.
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Jane and
James Baird
Linwood Park
Spend Wehrer at Linwood Mrs George Horm and children
Mrs George Horm and her children spend time at Linwood as neighbors recall the visit. Details are sparse in this fragment, but the event centers on the Horm family’s presence and routine activities near Linwood.
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Spend Wehrer
Linwood
George Horm
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Hague held in Fremont
Mrs. George Horn and her brother George Bickel of Youngstown attended funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Hague in Fremont on Wednesday.
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George Horn
George Bickel
Youngstown
Fremont
Jessie Hague
Baetz To Return For Springfield Summer School Monday
Harold Baetz, visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Baetz since May 29 after completing his sophomore year at Wittenberg College, will return to Springfield for summer school work on Monday.
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Harold Baetz
Conrad Baetz
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio State soil truck stops at Brownhelm schools for tests
A large group of Brownhelm township farmers had soil samples tested Tuesday at the schoolhouse as the Ohio State University Extension Department soil truck made one of its ten stops nationwide.
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Brownhelm Township
Ohio State University Extension Department
Family visits span Cleveland and Garfield Heights
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hasen pflug and daughters Helen Mary and Ruth Mrs Samuel Bacon Mrs A J Shattuck and Charles Brandau visited Elizabeth Klockstein and family of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs J D Lewis and children of Garfield Heights Sunday.
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Arthur Hasenpflug
Helen Mary
Ruth
Samuel Bacon
A. J. Shattuck
Charles Brandau
Elizabeth Klockstein
Cleveland
J. D. Lewis
Garfield Heights
Wauseon Visit From Brandau Family And Guests
Mrs Harvey L Brandau with daughter Margaret and sons Durand and John, joined by Mr and Mrs J E Fauver of Elyria, motored to Wauseon Thursday to spend several days visiting relatives.
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Harvey L. Brandau
Margaret
Durand
John
J. E. Fauver
Elyria
Wauseon
Ogden Family Visits Relatives in Town
Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner and their children Wayne and Kathryn of Ogden Illinois spent Friday to Wednesday visiting the former's uncle Henry Wagner and aunt Mrs George Wohlerer and other relatives here Albert Loeffler who accompanied them visited Mr and Mrs Henry Hahn Mr and Mrs George Bickel of Youngstown spent Tuesday to Thursday at the George Horn home
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Charles Wagner
Wayne
Kathryn
Ogden
Illinois
Henry Wagner
George Wohlerer
Albert Loeffler
Henry Hahn
George Bickel
Youngstown
George Horn
Amherst Briefs Show Local Visits And Illness Updates
Briefs note visits from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spra sue and daughter of Amherst to the Kneisel home, Calvin Leimbach visiting grandparents, and Mrs. Seymour Greening’s improving condition after serious illness. Dr. Clayton Shotten of Lakewood visited his parents in town. Richard and Mary Brechmacher of Wakeman visited their grandfather, William Brechmacher, and Henry Wagner installs a furnace. James Leimbach had a tonsillectomy at Amherst hospital. Paul MacFae cron death inquiry points to a rockfall at the cliff edge. Evangelical church revival services concluded with Rev. I. H. Amore in charge. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck and daughter Betty Jane of Ridgeville visited the Shattucks.
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Seymour Greening
Adam Claus
Clayton Shotten
Lakewood
John Shotton
Richard
Mary Brechmacher
Wakeman
William Brechmacher
Henry Wagner
James Leimbach
Amherst Hospital
Paul Mac Feachron
Oberlin College
Evangelical Church
I. H. Amore
George Peck
Betty Jane
Ridgeville
H. B. Shattuck
Dorothy Buetz Heads to Oberllao for Weekend Visit
Dorothy Buetz plans a Saturday departure to Oberllao for a short weekend stay, aiming to enjoy leisure time and return soon.
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Dorothy Buetz
Oberllao
Local Socials and Grange Refreshments in Eaton
Eaton Ohio reports visitors from Burton and Elyria families calling on local residents. A Grange meeting featured song recitations piano solos and games with prizes awarded to both men and women. Other notes include birthday celebrations at the Crowell home and visits by families to friends in Elyria Akron Cleveland and Kent State Normal College.
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Minnie Lowe
E. E. Durkee
Virginia Moon
Isa Belle Relsinger
Marion Bott
Olmsted Falls Grange
Hore
Ernest Cooley
R. FL. Hermann
Frank Hermann
I. J. Cusse
John Thompson
Cusse
Elson Munn
H A. Eicher
Hazen Tite
Lowe
Addison Crowell
Ella Hamilton
Adelia Hoskin
Richard King
Elyria
Grace Reed
Clara King Lyon
Lakewood
M. Decker
Marie
Cleveland
Frank Springer
A. R. Bett
Washington
Jennie Cole
Tone
Kent State Normal College
Kent
Virginia Cole
Columbia
Carl Dimaline
Wauseon
Local residents host visitors and guests from nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Craig Dimaline of Toledo hosted E Durkee and family overnight. Elyria guest Mrs Mason Nichols visited her mother Mrs Minnite Cook. The Dimaline reunion occurred at North Olmsted Park last Tuesday with Eaton attendees and several families visiting from Berea Brunswick South Euclid Elyria and Cleveland area. Fay Longbon left for Washington DC to work at the Census Bureau.
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Craig Dimaline
Toledo
E. Durkee
Mason Nichols
Elyria
Minnite Cook
North Olmsted Park
Eaton
Orin and
Olin
Miseas
Harriet Crowell
Martha Tite
Stanley Meaurek
Almon Dimaline
Park
Cora
Wallace Dimaline
Addie Shuster
Ira
Walter Davis
East Cleveland
Elizabeth Davis
Hoskin
Cook
Frances Davis
Berea Community Hospital
Ford Hill
William Vaugho
Teo. Chapman
Brunswick
Carl Muller
8. Pierce
W. S. Pinney
South Euclid
Ohio
H. A. Eicher
Fay Longbon
Washington, D. C
Census Department
United States Government
Radio sales and local installations brighten Elyria scene
Local shop advertises used radio sets from 27.50 to 35.00 with new batteries and tested tubes. It notes Thursday’s work installing amplifiers at the high school, city park, and race track loudspeakers. Also promotes Miniature Golf Course supplies, B P S paints, and home painting services for summer.
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Atwater Kent
Joe
Doc
Adda
Hallworthy’s
Portable Victor Orthophonic at Bargain Prices
A plan to take a Victor portable with a dozen late dance records offers clear loud tone suitable for a good sized hall. Best model priced at 35 dollars, smaller Victors 25 dollars, and bargain portables at 12.50 dollars remain available.
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Victor
New Recordings Feature Prison Fire Theme and Daring Duets
Victor releases a record portraying the Ohio Prison Fire with a teaching angle, backed by guitar violin and organ alongside Bua Billings strong singing. On the reverse Helen Kane and Johnny Marvin present new double discs, plus dance records including Kitty from Kansas City If I Had a Girl Like You Into My Heart Dark Night Kiss Me With Your Eyes and Rollo Rolling Along.
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Victor
Ohio
Bua Billings
Helen Kane
Johnny Marvin
Kansas City
Rororollin
Do you want a plano for the summer cottage
A compact ad offers a planos list with a servicable plano at 35 dollars and other used planos at 85 125 and up. A new player plano used for demonstration only is offered at half price.
Electric Welshbach Refrigerator Promotion Becomes Safe Choice
A notice touts a government allowance toward a new Electric Welbch Refrigerator. It claims the unit is safe, uses a non-harmful gas, and features dependable mechanics. The ad urges readers to buy now for the long term benefit.
Kitchen Utensils Shown At Centennial Exhibition
Display of domestic science items used by the high school during the centennial exhibition featured kitchen utensils from the second floor house furnishing department. Duplicates and hundreds more modern cooking aids are available at our store anytime.
One Canary Bird Returned After Owner Leaves Town
A canary bird from our spring bird sale has been returned because the owner left town. The bird is a beautiful singer and may be bought for 6.95 dollars. The notice also mentions the opening of black bass season starting Monday June 16 in Inland waters. The store bills itself as Sportsman’s headquarters and sells all fishing trip supplies including the 1930 license. Morris Ackerman’s new 1930 Sportsmen Guide is now available, listing hundreds of fishing locations.
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Sportsman’s
Morris Ackerman
Trade-in Offer On Alze Electric Percolator
In cooperation with the O P S a well known company offers a large Alze Electric Percolator for six dollars. Trade includes your old coffee pot allowing one dollar and five cents in trade.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Leralea County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Eeea
Elyria Jeffica
Lorain
Chicago
Michigan
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Pennsylvania
Abe Martin
Lyra Fm
Mee
Brownhelm Links
KR. W. Bechtel Telephrone
Black
Raymond Sprasue
Robert Kneisel
Calvin Leimbach
Shirmrock
Wm. Kneisel
LEE Whitney CO
Hardware and Tinshop
Broad Street
East Avenue
Willard
Willard Batteries
Aust
Nielsen Lactic Milk
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Middle Avenue
N. D. Nielsen
Hemiat
Atry Very
Juw
Lorain County Bank Building
Sugusp
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
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