June 14 calendar milestones and flag history noted
June 14 marks historical events from 1767 tea tax enactment to 1880 flag hailstones in Russia. It recalls Congress 1777 star spangled banner design, Betsy Ross myths, Washington's Grand Union flag, Arnold the traitor buried in London, Saratoga honors, and Dunant's Solferino relief work sparked Red Cross ideas.
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Britain
Congress
Delaware River
United States
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
George Washington
George
Andrew
Cambridge
Mass
U.S
Russia
Benedict Arnold
London
England
Saratoza
U. S
Saratoga
Arnold
Virginia
Quebec
Notable events and people of June across history
The excerpt surveys historical notes from June, mentioning humanity’s Red Cross origin, Hawaii’s annexation, and shifts after the Spanish–American War. it lists notable births like Harriet Beecher Stowe and John Bartlett, plus a science note on atmospheric heat and a history of ancient perfuming in arenas. It then covers local civic issues in Sheffield Village and Lake, including fire protection disputes and memory of Willard Hicks.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
America
Uncle Tom
Josiah Henson
Kentucky
John McCormack
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
John Bartlett
Robert M. Lafollette, Sr
Liberal Statesman
Flyins High School
Sheffield Village
Sheffield Lake Village
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Fire Department
Brookside School
LeRoy Fridenstine
Carlisle
Earle Johnson
Archie Haynes
West River Road
H. C. Chambers
Willard Hicks
Lovain
Sheffield Class Reception and Local Briefs
Eleven Brookside School 1934 graduates were honored at the Alumni Association reception in Cleveland. Alumnus secretary Elaine Poor, Alumna president Eleanor Field, and 1934 senior class president Iona Kriebel were named. Various social visits and firemen practice noted among Sheffield area residents with visits to Cleveland, Elyria, and Wellington. Miss Marian Chambers attended the annual Alumni dance.
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Brookside School
Alumni Association
Child’s Gingham
Cleveland
Elaine Poor
Eleanor Field
Alum
Iona Kriebel
LeRoy Duntee
Wlyria
Percy Chambers
Willard Taft
Arthur Clewell
Sheffield Village
Garfield School
Harley Johnson
Ivan
May Johnson
Ethel Downs
McKinley Johnson
Elyria
Wade Johnson
Neva Carrick
L. H. Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Otto Cissne
Sheffield Lake
Dick Myers
Martin Brewer
Florence
Wilma
Edward
Wellington
Earle Johnson
Marian Chambers
Feed Shortage Looms In Ohio Due To Drought
Livestock farmer concerns rise as drought in Ohio drives unprecedented feed shortages. C G Williams of the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster warns the first hay cut will be poor. late rains could allow a second cutting and possible third crop with alfalfa. Farmers may turn to Sudan grass millet soybeans and corn forage, though seed scarcity is likely except for corn.
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C. G. Williams
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Sudan
Montana turns to frog legs in a new industry
Dillon, Montana residents W. G. Squires and H. L. Tolley have imported Louisiana bullfrogs, claiming their offspring will soon supply the Rocky Mountain states with frog legs. This appears to be the first instance of commercial frog farming in Montana.
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Montana
Dillon
Mont
W. G. Squires
H. L. Tolley
Louisiana
Rocky Mountain States
Finding Lost Money Unique Ohio Business Cleveland
M. H. Gelfand makes a living finding lost money. What began as a hobby five years ago grew into a full time business. He helps people claim legally due money from tax refunds, insurance benefits, bank deposits, and inheritances.
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Ohio
Cleveland
M. H. Gelfand
Gelfand
Gelfand Reveals Worldwide Probate Estate Scheme
Gelfand searched probate court files and notices in newspapers from cities and countries and found a Clevelander left an estate in Germany. He operates a type of funeral business with fees ranging from 25 to 50 percent of the sums involved.
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Gelfand
Germany
Democracy Clarifies Citizen Duty in National Fate
A fragmented line asserts that democracy depends on individual responsibility for the country’s fate. The wording suggests a belief in personal duty shaping national outcomes.
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Clark Kinnaird Prright
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Jean Henri Dunant
Lompardy
Solferino
Victor Emmanuel
Sardinia
Napoleon III
France
Austria
Castiglioni
Man
Red Cross
Hawaii
Philippines
Earth
John Alcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
Newfoundland
Ireland
LAST
Howard Hicks
Lorain
Avon
Hicks
Howard Moon
Abbe Road
Elyria Dairins Ice Cream
Bmetzers Grocery
East Broad
Lorain County
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block Phi
Sohio Motor Oil
Tex
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