League To Discuss Ohio Civil Service Reform
Columbus Ohio June 16. The Ohio League of Women Voters sponsors a civil service conference to plan an immediate integrated program. Mrs C M Bookman of Cincinnati president of the league says the meeting welcomes all interested organizations and aims to secure an honest impartial enforcement of laws or a thorough revision.
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Ohio League of Women Voters
C. M. Bookman
Cincinnati
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Conference On Civil Service
Ice Cream Social Aimed by Harmonial Society
Rochester notes report Circle No. 4 of the Harmonial Society of the M E Church sponsors an ice cream social on Tuesday night June 21 at the church. Gladys West teaches a summer class of fifteen pupils in the school music room. Rochester guests traveled to E Rochester to attend the wedding of Lawrence Gull and Norma Dixon with Gull taking a teaching post in Oberlin.
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M. E. Church
Gladys West
Ralph Taylor
Anna Wilcox
Howard Hanes
E Rochester
N. Y
Lawrence Gull
Oberlin High School
Norma Dixon
Guill
Oberlin
Rochester
Mrs Elsie Wagar 96 Kingston dies. family news and local notices
Word comes of the death of Mrs Elsie Wagar, 96, Kingston N Y, mother of Mrs Maggie Cowie Rochester who was at her bedside during pneumonia. She and her son Loren will return home next week. Several local families are noted visiting relatives, church events, baptisms, travel, and community updates across Kingston and nearby towns.
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Elsie Wagar
Kingston
N. Y
Maggie Cowie
Rochester
Cowie
Loren
Heart murmurs in children and their meaning
A physician explains that about ten percent of babies have heart murmurs at birth and eight to ten percent of ten to twelve year olds. Most murmurs are functional, cause no harm, and allow a normal, active life. many people live with murmurs without knowing them unless a doctor notes it.
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RS. C. W.S
Connecticut
Understanding Heart Murmurs in Children and Diagnosis
The article explains how doctors use the stethoscope to detect heart murmurs and distinguish functional murmurs from organic ones. It notes that a history of septic illnesses like diphtheria or rheumatic fever and signs such as fatigue and breathlessness suggest organic murmurs, requiring care and testing, while healthy children with normal activity likely have functional murmurs that need no alarm. It also warns against excessive exercise if murmurs are organic and emphasizes the doctor’s role as final judge.
Doctor Notes On Murmur Not Considered Important
A doctor observes a heart murmur and remarks it may not be significant though the reader may question its importance. The text suggests curiosity about medical assessments and their relevance to patient care.
Jury exonerates MGM dance director in civil suit
Hollywood dispatch reports a Los Angeles grand jury cleared Milton Beecher dance director at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios of assault charges involving Eloise Spann 21. Spann’s joint suit against Beecher and the studio for 5 million dollars alleged liquor at Beecher apartment and assault. The civil action was dismissed today.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Eloise Spann
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Beecher
Barrett seeks ICC authority to serve Nickel Plate director
Darwin S. Barrett Jr of Cleveland vice president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to act as a director of the New York Chicago and St. Louis Nickel Plate railroad.
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Darwin S. Barrett, Jr
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Columbia Fish Fry and Club Meetings in Town Hall
The Methodist Church Men held a fish fry at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. The Girls Busy Bee Sewing Club met Thursday with most members starting dresses. Frances Eckert Extension Agent attended and spoke. A bake sale netted 335 from last Saturday. Sarah Carpenter and Viola Cartwright served refreshments. The Sons of Soil met at Raymond Martin’s home with 25 present and Stuart Bartier presiding. A picnic is planned at Bonnie Park in Strongsville on June 23 with ice cream and cake refreshments.
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the Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Frances Eckert
County Extension
Sarah Carpenter
Viola Cartright
Sons OF Soil
Sons of the Soi
Raymond Martin
Stuart Bartier
Bonnie Park
Strongsville
Conviction Upheld for Hobbs in Policeman Killing
Ohio Supreme Court sustains Chip William Hobbs conviction for the killing of Policeman Arthur Spensel during a 1937 burglary in Hamilton. Court sets execution by electric chair for July 6 at Ohio Penitentiary.
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Chip William Hobbs
Arthur Spensel
Hamilton
Ohio Penitenairy
Ohio Supreme Court
Karefree Kitchen Keepers 4 H Club Plans Summer Projects
The Karefree Kitchen Keepers 4-H Club met at Miss Iris Bartter's home to plan Summer projects. Mrs. Alice Lindstrom and Mrs. M. H. Bartter organized the course titled When 4 H Club Members Entertain. Refreshments were provided by the hostess.
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Karefree Kitchen
Iris Bartter
Alice Lindstrom
M. H. Bartter
Thelma's Helping Thimbles 4-H club hosts meeting events
The 4 H club led by Miss Thelma Boone held a small business meeting after garment selection activities and games. Hostesses for the next gathering were Jean Allen and Ruth Bolling. Guests included Rev Hughes and family, with Rev Leon Osborne delivering a talk before his departure for China in July.
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Thelma
Social Notices Highlight Local Visits and Guests
The Methodist Sunday School and Rev and Mrs Thomas Hughes shared dinner last Tuesday. Miss Josie Harrington visited Mrs Cora Bush in Bright on Friday.
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Methodist Sunday School
Thomas Hughes
Josie Harrington
Cora Bush
Brighton
Hart Trial Postponed to June 27 in Marino Case
The trial of Sally Hart of Cleveland for the gangland murder of Youngstown figure Roy Marino has been postponed one week to June 27. John Anthoulis of Steubenville and Herbert Ross of Cleveland already face life sentences in connection with Marino's death.
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Youngstown
Sally Hart
Cleveland
Roy Marino
John Anthoulis
Steubenville
Herbert Ross
Marino
Injured by Auto as He Mows Lawn
Andrew Heuer, 63, was seriously injured in Cleveland when a car mounted the curb and struck him on his lawn. The driver fled the scene. police seek the hit and run motorist.
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Cleveland, O
Andrew Heuer
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