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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1930

Page

10

Party Bolters in Spotlight in Nebraska

Nebraska politics heats with insurgent bids as Senator Norris seeks re nomination on the Republican ticket while Dr Jenny Califass aims for the Democratic nod after previously bolting for Hoover. The race sharpens party loyalty questions as Stebbins Williams McKelvie Read and others enter the fray amid prohibition and administration contrasts.

Lincoln, Neb United States Nebraska George W. Norris Repubiican Alfred E. Smith Jennie Califass Omaha Democraatic National Herbert Hoover Smith Califass Norris Callfass Maries W. M. Stebbins Hoover George Williams Stebbins R. McKelvie Faideral Farm Board McKelvie Agron C. Read Moses Read

United W C T U Institute Held at Camden High

Henrietta W C T U announces a one day institute at Camden High School on Friday June 20 with an all day session. The program includes opening song devotional by Miss Mabel Hasen welcome by Mrs Nellie Hoag and a response by Mrs C H Cur.

W. C. T. U. Institute of Henrietta Brownhalm and Kipton Camden High School Mabel Hasen P. E. Harding Nellie Hoag C. H. Cur

Epworth League meeting and community notices

Miss Lois Neiding of Birmingham hosted Epworth League activities at her home with a noontime program and dining, followed by a lawn gathering and a marshmallow roast with local residents. An active 4 H Food Club meeting featured canning, jelly making, Parker House rolls, and upcoming demonstrations.

Lois Neiding Birmingham Epworth League M. E. Church Leonard Buchs Fred Ross Harold Coates Henry Emmerick Paul Meyers Max Evan Coates Russell Parker Houses Emmerick Dorothy Bucher Parker House Dorothy Lucile Louise Born Elizabeth Vitter Eleanor Petty Anna Adler Emma Larsen Dorothy Bucker Evelyn Kubach Ardith Ewell Lois Portman Twila Dennison Sarah Emmerick Albert Snyder Oscar Eleanor Katie Weidman Twila Oberlin E. N. Walker Walter Davis Elyria O. C. Sanders Albert Barnes South Fucnd Charles Court C. H. Currier Grace Oscar Zurcher Grafton Ralph Dunlap Harry Stick Brownhelm Earl Sweet Amherst Harry Jones Will Bogart Madaline Mitchell Cleveland Jennie Mitchell Paul Hostettler J. E. Barnard Carl Dudley A.L. Dudley Frank Tesch Leon Currier Charley Hostettler Will Hostettler Tuscarawas John Hostettler Helen Pete Barbara Jean Dudley A. E. Dudley Ruth Hostettler Claveland I. MW. Amora South Ridge

Vincent Vincent social notes from June events

A June 16 report notes a large crowd at the Willing Workers Class event in the M. E. Church Sunday School cafeteria parlor with pleasing financial returns. Several locals are listed attending visits, guests, or travels in nearby towns and states.

Seybert Elyria Adam Suhrer Lorain Ernest Reibling George Ridgeway Elsie Keller Irene S. C. Hurlbut Edward Lyon Aurilla Lyon Harold White Lodi Ohio E. A. White George Langton Homer Columbus John Rothgary Gertrude Anna Shaddon Tampa Florida

Heckel Family Relaxed Weekend at Vermilion-On-The-Lake

Mr and Mrs J J Heckel and Mrs Foster spent Friday at the former s cottage on Vermilion-On-The-Lake and planned to return to their home on West River road.

West River Road J. J. Heckel Foster Vermilion-On- The-Lake

Morrow Victory Predicted In New Jersey Republican Primary

Newark June 16 The campaign for the Republican nomination in New Jersey nears its close with 600000 voters to choose among Dwight W. Morrow Joseph S Frelinghuysen Franklin W Fort and John A Kelly Optimism runs high with forecasts of a Morrow victory by about 150000 votes His backing spans nearly all county organizations except Essex Newark area where Jesse H Salmon favors Frelinghuysen The result hinges on tomorrow’s ballot as candidates court support and deny White House interference claims.

Newark N. J Dwight W. Morrow Joseph S. Frelingguysen Franklin W. Fort John A. Kelly Morrow Hoover Mexico Senate White House Fort Frelinghuysen

Simpson set to run unopposed in Jersey City for Senate

State Senator Alexander Simpson, a Jersey City lawyer famed as the Hall-Mills prosecutor, faces only a Democratic primary challenge and is unopposed in November. The veteran politician girds for reelection as the party’s sole candidate.

Alexander Simpson Jersey City Hall-Mills Simpson

Census Then and Now in New Orleans

The 1721 New Orleans census recorded 372 inhabitants in preserved French records, long valued by modern census takers.

New Orleans

Ward Cole Mining Camp Ends Its Run

Ward Cole notes another mining camp has run its course as activity winds down. The record mentions the camp and its closing phase with brief context of decline.

Ward Cole

Unknown Soldier Chosen From Battlefield Graves

A British officer described how an unknown soldier was selected from six unmarked graves at Ypres, the Marne, Arras, and Cambrai during WWI. The body was placed in a coffin draped with the Union Jack and sent to Westminster Abbey. Rev G Kendall later revealed the soldier’s identity as unknown, to dispel rumors of a known name.

London Ypres Britain Marne Arras Cambrai West Minister Abbey Great Britain G. Kendall 63Rd Naval Division England Kendall

Stocking Shop Sold to Satisfy Claims

The Stocking Shop was sold to satisfy claims against the business, according to legal notices. The acquisition transfers ownership to satisfy outstanding debts and judgments, with details limited in the readable record.

Fifty Words Found in Study of 500 Telephone Conversations

A study analyzed 500 conversations to identify the fifty words most commonly used in telephone dialogue. Researchers cataloged frequent terms and examined patterns of everyday spoken language in telecommunication.

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Henrietta Northern Security System Corporation Lee A. DE Lloyd Phene New York Jacksonville First National Bank Central National Bank St. Petersburg Edith Storer Jones Florence Brazer Vincent Brazil Julio Prestes Washington Clark & Winckle Streets Elyria, O Tor Regete Evangelist Esadvat Saegr Chestnut Streets James Lehman LeBeuw Studebaker Lal Scion Lanchester Club Sedan Roger Tous Elyria Auto Service Co Broad Street
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