Alfred Landon Early Life In Marietta Ohio Birthplace
United Press dispatch notes Alfred M. Landon born in West Middlesex Pennsylvania on September 9 1887. His family moved to Elba Ohio when he was a few weeks old and later to Marietta. Neighbors recall him as quiet studious and active in local clubs while teachers remember his above average grades and neat habits.
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Landon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United Press
Marintya. O
Alfred Maxsintin Landon
Republicao
At Landon
Middlesex
I A
Anna Mossman Landon
Elba
Marietta
Wiba
Altrad
John M. Landon
Elva
Alfred
Burog
Alg Landon
William H. Leepr
Alf Landon
Frank P. Wheeler
Wheeler
Ohio Delegates To Leave Sunday Evening
Ohio announces its Democratic National Convention headquarters in Philadelphia at the Hotel Wendig. Francis Poulson and Charles West established the office with Miss Theda Jacobs in charge. Delegates will serve in Philadelphia Sunday night, with ticket allocations to be decided after Poulson’s return Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Alfred Landon the boy who walked with mailman Lewis Scott
Notes recall Alfred Landon as a Marietta youth who walked with city mailman Lewis Scott on daily rounds, asked questions, and shared moments with his dog Poger. He registered at Marietta Academy in 1902 studying languages and algebra, appeared briefly in campus papers, went to the University of Kansas in 1904, and returned in 1934 to receive an honorary doctor of laws from Marietta College.
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Wheeler
Lewis Scott
Alfred
Marietta Academy
Marietta College
Andrews’ Hall
Landon
Olio
Mariettana
Alpha Sigma Phi
Roeser
McGre Landon
Grass
Kennedy
Ole
Alfred Landon
Atred
Marietta
University of Kansas
Kansas
Alf
Infant Vermilion girl dies at Good Samaritan Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Opplinger died June 11 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky. Funeral services were held at the Opplinger home on State Street with burial in Maple Grove. The Rev. Roger baptized the child at the Autderkied home in Ohio Street. Local residents noted include Mr. and Mrs. Olen Autderhied of Cleveland and several relatives and visitors passing through Vermilion in the days surrounding the death.
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Aidws
Lois Ann
Ed Opplinger
Qood Samaritan Tospital
Sandusky
State Street
Maple Grove
Roger
Olen Autderhied
Cleveland
Fred Autderkied
Ohio Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Carlson
Edgar Robison
Toledo
Loraine Farrel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Henry Croll
Shirley Lumley
Jack Hughs
Loken
Warren, O
Ed Ferrer
Howard Burnett
Loraine
Lawrence Eppler
Birmingham
Amherst Garden Club Holds Outdoor Meeting in Summer Block
Amherst Ohio June 16 The Amherst Garden Club met on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Harry Nicholl South Main Street with 50 present Contest on trees and shrubs named 43 varieties by Mrs A J Hice later plans for July outdoor gathering were announced A Wiener roast followed Woman Mrs Helen Marshall and children from Rural Valley Pa visited local relatives The Legion Auxiliary drill team will meet for practice at the Congregational church tonight and parish Crusaders of the Paarre Church were hosted at East Street home with plans for service at Cleveland Foursquare Church Friday evening
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Amherst
Harry Nicholl
South Mainst
Amherst Garden Club
A. J. Hice
B. E. Foster
Jay Gillette
Clifford
Helen Marshall
Betty
Billy
Rural Valley
Marshall
Emma Hunter
John Merthe
Mary Buerite
Flyria
Frank Horn
Lakewood
Hunter
American Legion Auxiliary
Congregational Church
Otta Bach
Crusaders
Paarre Church
Pla
Cleveland Foursquare Church
TALIS ON JAPAN Congregational church women host society program
The Mary Martha class hosted a Monday church gathering inviting the Ladies' Society for a varied program. Highlights included piano solos by Mrs. E. G. Pietch, group singing led by Mrs. R. H. Hearn, vocal numbers by Mrs. Hear and Ora Mae Schaeffer, a dance by Janet Smith, and a tap act by Shirley Ward. Miss Nell Hyre of Lorain spoke on life in Japan based on her 2 years in the country, with a dolls and costume exhibit and Japanese items displayed. Refreshments followed for about sixty attendees.
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Talis
Japan
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
E. G. Pietch
R. H. Hearn
Hear
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Janet Smith
Shirley Ward
Nell Hyre
Lorain
I Fivre
Hyre
Pythian Sisters and church groups announce meetings
The irregular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held at the Pythian Hall this evening. The Men's Club of Paul Lutheran church will meet at church parlors. Circle three of the Women’s Union at St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed will meet Wednesday at Mrs. William Springer’s Middle street home with Mrs. A Hoffman assisting. The Ladies’ Aid society also discussed activities.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
5 Paul Lutheran Church
Women's Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Springer
Middle Street
A. Hoffman
Ladies’ Aid Society No
Prayer service selects Miss Jan Scn Bruca as Crusader Camp delegate
A prayer service chose Miss Jan Scn Bruca as a delegate to attend the Crusader Camp at Muskegan Illinois in August. A social hour followed with refreshments served to 16 members by the hosts.
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Janscn Bruca
Muskegan
Ilbh
Hospital News Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Robert Hubbard of Cleveland Avenue EB and L Cotton of Elyria R D 1. Discharges are Mrs. Mary Fallen of Huron Ohio and Mrs. Florence Elgart of Vermilion. An aside remarks art as a practical craft emphasizing tidiness and proper methods.
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Hospital News
Robert Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
EB. L. Cotton
Elyria
R. D
Mary Fallen
Huron, O
Florence Elgart
Vermilion
Restoration of Vacations Policy Approved by Elyria Board
The Elyria Board of Education approved restoring paid vacations for janitors and clerks at Mayet public school system. The policy had been suspended due to funds. employees previously received no vacation pay for two years, and last year only one of two weeks was paid.
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Mayet
Elyria Board of Educcation
Weathered Jokes and Notices From A Farm Magazine Page
A collage of humorous dialogue on weather cold countries coffee tea jokes about wood alcohol and gasoline a farm magazine notice warns of night visits to chicken houses and storm cellars. A 4 Mule-Hide Roof ad touts long term value as traveling roofers arrive.
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Harmar
Fort School
Muskingum River
Warren K. Burns
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Shop
Middle Ave
Pala Eae
J. W. Goucher
W. A. Dehn
5. V. Pryce
Gerald M. Frank
Electrolux
the Gas Company
Mrs. B
Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Moethodist Church
sTrAs
Masonic Temple
Vol
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Parsch Lumber & Coal CO
Charley
Bill
VTA Road
Ford
Wher Coed
Clench Cobrusser
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