Wellington nears completion and business deal in Wellington Ohio
Wellington, Ohio reports paving on Herrick Avenue West nearing completion by Sept 1 with the south half finishing soon. The Duff Clothing Company purchases Daugherty & Robinson Co. stock and fixtures, making Richard Duff president. Missionary Society and Garden Club events are scheduled for June and June 20 with programs on Japan life and poetry.
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Wellington
Ohio
Rankin
Herrick
Avenue West
Big Four Railroad
Local Musicians Shine At Ridgeville Contest
Local musicians rated well at the all county solo and ensemble contest at Ridgeville High School led by Gerald M Frank. Donald Brenner earned excellent in violin solo while Gertrude Greetham trombone and Harold Brenner French horn received good and very good ratings respectively. Laura Johns violin solo and ensemble with Janice Preston Wilma Brewer and others earned very good, plus Chris MacDermott vocal solo and the boys trio MacDermott Hannum and Avery earned very good.
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Ridgeville High School
Gerald M. Frank
Donald Brenner
Gertrude Greetham
Harold Brenner
Wilma Brewer
Laura Johns
Janice Preston
Chris MacDermott
MacDermott
Javior Hannum
Robert Avery
Wellington High School Class of 1923 Reunion Card
Members of the 1923 class will hold their annual reunion at Cascade Park Elyria on June 23. Ben Meneig serves as president and Alma Sheffield as secretary. Willing Workers 4 H club met with advisor Miss Kathryn Witbeck and assistant Mrs. Floyd Buswell in the Home Economics room Friday afternoon.
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Wellington Garden Club
H. Hummel
Edith Robinson
A. H. Binder
Wellington High School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Ben Meneig
Alma Sheffield
4-H
Kathryn Witbeck
Floyd Buswell
Club Meeting Adjusted Time And Constitution Draft
The meeting time shifted from 2 o clock to 1 30 PM and will run each Friday from 1 30 to 3 30 at the same place. A president appointed committee to draft a constitution with Anna Buswell as chair and Martha June Mix June Carpenter and Hazel Cassell as members. Fines were set at one cent for lateness and two cents for unexcused absences. Members quitting the club lose reentry for two years.
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Anna Buswell
Martha June Mix
June
Carpenter
Hazel Cassell
Hand Injury At Work Causes Doctor Care
Mrs. Herman Smith suffered a hand injury after her hand was caught in a wringer this week. She is under physician care. A religious service at Medina Baptist church drew about twenty five Wellington residents Thursday evening. Reverend Brown of Detroit led a special meeting speaking on Christ That Was, Christ Is, and Christ Is to Be.
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Aura Nooney
Methodist Missionary Society
E. F. Wood
Leara Yoxtheimer
Carrie Church Day
Sandusky
Mary Church
Japan
Suzuki
Florence Starr
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
New London
Morris Brenner
Grace Readel
Lena Dibble
Herman Smith
Ittend
Wellington
Medina Baptist Church
Brown
Detroit
Christ
Penfield Edges Roeder 2 1 In Indoor Contest
Penfield defeated Roeder 2 to 1 in Thursday night indoor games held at the school house. Penfield leads the series while Herrick and Stemple hold second place.
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Roeder
Penfield
Herrick & Stemple
Bribes Flag Day Observed In Wellington Community
Wellington held Bribes Flag Day with the stars and stripes prominent during a business session. Local churches report schedules for Sunday services, youth programs, and baptisms. Florence May Fisher ill with measles. others ill include Merle and Lorene Heidenreich. Ministries in Berea discussed at a northern Ohio ministers conference. church programs listed for Congregational, Methodist, Christ, First Baptist, and St Patrick’s.
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Wellington
Starsand
James Sheller
Lewis
Cleveland
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Joseph Babitt
Babitt
Mildred Buck
Here
Everett Haning
Fred Pitts
Clayton Mills
Pricechl
John Barber
Erwin Perkins
Judd Jackson
Clyde Ray
Katherine Jordan
Charles E. Lacey
Columbus
Florence May Fisher
Merle
Lorene Heidenreich
C. W. Recard
Ohio
Berea
Millionth Pontiac Built This Month
Pontiac officials announced the completion of the 1,000,000th Pontiac car, reached 111 months after the make's market debut. From January 7, 1926 initial reveal to date, output has soared, with plans to double capacity to 390,000 cars in 1936, while 8 percent of Pontiacs are in active service.
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Pontiac
Michigan
Fivo
Pontiac Buggy Company
Carriace
General Motors
Vacationers favor Ford Touring Sedan on long trips
Ford dealers report strong interest in the V-8 Touring Sedan as summer travel rises. The built in trunk offers about two and a half times the luggage capacity of the old sedan, promising ample space for family baggage and a more comfortable cross country trip. Local dealer J R Dall says the trunk adds comfort and shows well for vacation plans to lake regions and mountains.
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Ford Dealers
J. R. Dall
Ford
Huge Nash auto bodies plant tops world in size
The Seaman Body Corporation operates a five story Milwaukee plant with 1,500,000 square feet dedicated to Nash and LaFayette car bodies. Owned by Harold and Irving Seaman, the facility evolved from composite to all steel one piece bodies for the Nash 400, requiring new equipment to mass produce the upgraded design.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Seaman Body Corporation
Nash Motors Company
Nash
LaFayette
Harold
Irving Seaman
Seaman Enginesra
Studebaker Veterans Have Long Records
SOUTH BEND IN June 15 A resume of Studebaker Corporation employees was issued by R A Vail vice president in charge of production to end the veteran employee debate. The average age is 29.84 years with 47.78 percent aged 40 or over and 46.99 percent employed over 10 years. Fifteen workers exceed 25 years, including four with 49, 48, 44 and 45 years of continuous service. Vail says long tenure stems from loyal workers who own homes and raise families in South Bend, creating a stable, productive community for the firm.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
R. A. Vail
Vail
Studebaker
Mr. Vail
Studebaker Brothers
Hudson Terraplane Sales Gain Show in June Week
Hudson and Terraplane retail sales in the United States rose 12.5 percent in the week ending June 1, defying the usual trend and reaching 2,820 total sales. Stang Motors reports three of the past four weeks show gains, with May the best since 1930 for last-week-in-May and overall May 1935 the best since 1930 for retail volume. First five months of 1935 run 20.7 percent ahead of last year, with local sales contributing to the national gain.
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Hudson and
Terraplane
United States
Stang Motors
Hudson and Terra
Hudson
Stang
Dodge 5 Month Gain Tops Sixty Percent in 1935
Detroit June 15 Dodge Division of Chrysler Motors reports strong May week deliveries despite Memorial Day curtailment. Retail Dodge passenger car deliveries reached 4,806 vs 4,697 prior week, and five month total hit 187,722 units, a 60.2 percent rise from 1934. Volume includes 52,981 Plymouths and 104,741 Dodge autos and trucks. Used vehicle sales aligned with new deliveries.
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Detroit
Dodge
Chrysler Motors
A. van der Zee
Plymouth
Chevrolet Dealers Attend Conference in New York
Seventy four Chevrolet dealers from across the United States attended a two day advertising conference June 13 and 14 in the General Motors Building. The event was led by William E. Holter vice president and general sales manager of Chevrolet Motor Company. The aim was free interchange of ideas on mutual dealer company problems with round table discussions and invited suggestions on advertising and other business topics. Earlier session had yielded several suggestions.
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Chevrolet
United States
General Motors
William E. Holter
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet dealers conference expands role beyond ads
Chevrolet officials praised the dealers advertising conference in Detroit as widening beyond its name. The meeting covered all dealer activities including new and used cars, parts, service, financing, and management. Department representatives outlined summer plans to give dealers a complete picture of near term prospects.
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Chevrolet
Holjer
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Ohio Route Map For Toledo To Columbus And More
Road information outlines travel routes from Toledo to Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo via S R 2 and U S 20 with detours via Norwalk Fremont and Elmore to S R 102. It lists Chicago access from Fremont and Bryan detours and covers Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh Canton Wheeling connections with multiple state routes and U S highways.
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Toledo
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
Angola
U. S
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Columbus
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
S. R
Ravenna
Edinburg
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
Medina
Tor Massillon
Steubenville
W. Va
Make New Effort To Combat Crime Among Youngsters
Tucson report outlines a nine point program by Michael Smith, a former New York social service and education expert, proposing federally funded camps for troubled youths from poverty or harmful home environments. Camps would last three weeks or longer for health needs or behavior training, with extended outdoor life as part of the plan presented to Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins.
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Tucson
Ariz
Michael Smith
New York Social Service
Smith
Harry L. Hopkins
Baron Jewelry Store Passes to New Owners
Myron's Credit Jewelers have bought Baron Jewelry Co. A formal opening by the new owners will occur next week. L. J. Friedman of Cleveland, with about 20 years in the jewelry trade, will manage the store. The Friedman family will relocate to Elyria. The shop will close briefly to restock before the official opening announcement.
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Myron’s Credit Jewelers
Baron Jewelry Co
L. J. Friedman
Cleveland
Federal plan for county camps to reform youth goals
Smith proposed a federal driven plan for county based youth camps with county relief officials the school superintendent and health officer plus three laymen to run each camp. Camps could use established or rented facilities or be built as projects with care for equipment diet and recreation. Children would get clothing and supplies, be kept at least three weeks, and camps would aim to foster patriotism while coordinating with military services. Crime statistics, Smith de
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Smith
PWA
CCC
Kent
Army
Navy
National Guard
Denmark
Russia
Germany
Italy
United States
Fragmented OCR: social service and color traditions
Fragmentary text mentions highway robbery arrests, a social service worker in New York City, and 1917 camp for "problem" boys. References to New York social service leadership and India color traditions appear, but details are unclear.
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Clared
A. Smith
New York City
Eubl
United States
New York Social Service
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BE. F. Wood
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
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Blyria
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William T. Moran
First Baptist Church
John Green
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Ensurance Corp
Automobile News
Nash Auto Bodies
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