Community Socials and Visits Dot Local Life
HOW IT BEGAN aerdainer and daughters attended a meeting and picnic dinner at the home of Mrs Gus Letterle. Mr and Mrs Ed Werner and family of Sullivan visited Mr and Mrs Henry Pfeiffer. Norma spent the week with her grandparents the Pfeffers. Lawrence Watkins and Miss Marian Hill of Akron were dinner guests of the former’s grandmother Mrs C M Turner. Mr and Mrs Dan Lloyd were in Columbus. Frances, who attended OSU, returned home for summer. John Fratz and son Ray returned from Accident Maryland after two weeks. The Friendly Bridge Club met at Mrs Cora Spieth’s home. Miss Nellie Colbrunn from Huntington WV was guest of honor. Three tables played. high and second high honors to Mrs Emma Eberle and Mrs A O Frombaugh. Lucile Round went to Ashland Kentucky Saturday with the County Leadership 4-H for a Folk dancing class then returned home. Mrs Arthur Kessler improving at her parents’ home and can sit up. Miss Ruth Swanker entertained Miss Haley and Mr and Mrs Edgar Blain at a 6 pm dinner. Ruth was soloist at the morning Church of Christ service. Mrs A Swanker hosted Ladies Aid at York M E church with a picnic and quilting. Mrs C A Benton taken to Lod e hospital Saturday and improving. Alta Hastings went to Akron for Akron University commencement. Her sister Alma Lang of Akron received her Master of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Werner
Sullivan
Henry Pfeiffer
Norma
Lawrence Watkins
Marian Hill
Akron
C. M Turner
Dan Lloyd
Columbus
Frances
OSU
John Fratz
Ray
Accident
Friendly Bridge Club
Cora Spieth
Nellie Colbrunn
Huntington W. Va
Spieth
Emma Eberle
A O Frombaugh
Lucile
Ashland
Coun
Arthur Kessler
Ruth Swanker
Haley
Edgar Blain
Medina
Ruth
Church of Christ
A. Swanker
Ladies Aid Society
York M. E Church
C A. Benton
Lod
Alta Hastings
Akron University
Alma Lang
Germany’s New Campaign Sparks International Concern
The piece discusses Germany’s anti-Jewish campaign provoking diplomat unease in Berlin and resentment among non-Jewish populations abroad. It questions emigration as a solution, notes Nazi decrees on holdings, and highlights U S officials’ view that the measures breach humanitarian norms while the regime curbs information to maintain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Washington
United States
Playgrounds Open For Elyria Children This Summer
Five new playgrounds welcome Elyria children as school closes. The projects stem from the Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations with support from the board of education and city council to provide safe outdoor spaces. The facilities include equipment not normally available and aim to give youngsters a fun and safe summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Council
June Romance and the President's Son Bride
An editorial muses on June weddings and the idea of prince charming, noting the American version of romance in the marriage of the president's youngest son. It extends good wishes to brides and grooms celebrating this month and beyond as they walk toward happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Anne Lindsay Clark
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1788 to 1860
A historical notice lists anniversaries for James Mott born New York dies 1868. Daniel McCook born Canonsburg died 1863. Jesse L Reno born Wheeling died 1862. John Tyler Morgan born Athens died 1907. Robert C Ogden born Philadelphia died 1913. Joseph Miller Wilson born Phoenixville died 1902. Alexander Winton born Scotland died 1932.
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James Mott
New York
Daniel McCook
Canonsburg
Jesse L Reno
Wheeling
W. Va
Battle
Reno
Nev
John Tyler Morgan
U. S
Alabama
Athens
Tenn
Robert C. Ogden
Philadelphia
Joseph Miller Wilson
Phoenixville
Navy
Alexander Winton
Cleveland Bicycle
Scotland
Notable milestones from 1756 to 1936 in brief
Chronological notes cover events from 1756 Calcutta dungeon tragedy to 1936 congressional appropriations. Highlights include the 1782 Great Seal adoption, 1863 West Virginia statehood, 1893 Lizzie Borden trial verdict, 1918 baseball draft eligibility, Hoover debt moratorium proposal, and broadcaster figures born in New York Cincinnati Syracuse Chicago.
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Calcutta
India
United States
West Virginia
Lizzie Borden
Fall River Mass
Pres Hoover
Bible Reading Reflections on Genesis and Light
A newspaper commentary links Genesis 1 14 19 with Marc Connellys Green Pastures and De Lands creation of the world. It argues that the firmament and heavenly lights show divine order and that Jesus as the true light remains the source of spiritual illumination.
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Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
de Land
Christ
Mule theft in Clearwater forest leads to federal sentence
Missoula Montana reports Joe Matich of Lapwai Idaho sentenced to federal penitentiary at the rate of a month per mile for stealing 15 mules of copper weld wire from an emergency relief camp on the Clearwater forest reserve. The piece also notes brief biographical lines for Raymond L. Ditmars, William D. MacDougall, and others with dated origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Joe Matich
Lapwai
Ida
Clearwater Forest Reserve
Litchfield Lodge and Club Meet in June Sessions
Litchfield lodge F and A M will meet Monday June 20 in regular session. The Jolly Quarters club plans its next meeting Wednesday June 22 at Mrs H L Pfeiffer home entertaining Miss Cotta Hine. Mrs O J Tooth entered hospital Cleveland for an operation Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Norbert Hood and family enjoyed a picnic at Cascade Park Elyria Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Qua Lters Club
H L Pfeiffer
Haag and Area Residents Share Weekend Visiting News
Carl Haag Jr and family and Miss Anna Haag of Cleveland spent Sunday with H Haag. Ervin Eppley and Ivalynn Slusher visited relatives in Akron. Mrs Patton Noveski and family of Elyria, and Mrs Bullback of Cleveland were guests of Nellie Derick. Earl Dehn and Pearl Eppley attended Oberlin College commencement. Vincent Nugent of Chicago stayed with sister Anne Eppley. Parl Eppley joined the D D Club at Mrs Fowell’s Brownhelm home. Hart and Knoll from Norwalk attended the wedding of Helen Pitcock and Maynard Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Haag, Jr
Anna Haag
Cleveland
Henry, Dellefield
C. Cook
Edison Highway
H. Haag
Ervin Eppley
Ivalynn Slusher
Akron
Grover Patton
Catherine Noveski
Elyria
C. Bullback
Nellie Derick
Earl Dehn
Pearl Eppley
Oberlin College
Vincent Nugent
Chicago
Anne Eppley
Parl Eppley
Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
C Hart
Ruth Knoll
Norwalk
Helen Pitcock
Maynard Hart
Ireland to England mobilizes men for national defense work
Thousands of Irish men travel to England to join national defense projects, seeking employment and contributing to wartime production and security efforts. The movement indicates coordinated labor efforts between the two countries during mobilization periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
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Mail
Elyvia
Lorain
State of
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg. EE
Aerdainer
Gus Letterle
U.S
Helen M Shepard
Arthur E Morgan
TVA
Cincinnati
Edward G Seubert
Standard Oil
Indiana
Syracuse
Harold F Pitcairn
Philadel
Phia
Bryn Athyn
Raymond L. Ditmars
New York Zoo
Newark
N. J
William D. MacDougall
Auburn
N. Y
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings Bank Bldg
Litchfield
Litchfield Lodge F and A. Mo
MurrAy Ridge
Camiel
William Vandiford
Les
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