Maternal Talk and Milk at the Grandmothers Table
In a kitchen scene a narrator describes breakfast with Mother Graham and Mrs. Teer as they discuss coffee and warm milk. The exchange reveals tensions over respect and maternal authority while the grandmother defuses potential conflict with praise of home dairy. The family dynamics center on care, duty, and the value of certified milk versus home production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teer
Richard
Ticer
Margaret
Richar
Junior
Mme
Graham
Cirectien
Berlin physician returns to practice after winter away
Dr B F Hambleton resumes office in Berlin joining Mrs Summers and family while neighbors note visits and extended family travel. Local residents William Wild and family, C R family, and others are seen visiting, with some heading to events and others returning from trips. a few names and addresses appear amid routine social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hambleton
Local Gazette Reports Broad Grafton Social Roundup
Grafton residents and visitors are noted from Eaton to Lorain with several Wednesday and Sunday calls. Events include births at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Schworer, visits by Mrs J Beesins and others to Cleveland, and a large Jantz reunion with over 100 attendees from multiple cities.
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Grafton
George Ilson
Eaton
Airs
Woodings
Cal Jackson
The
Granga
Charles Wilder
Sheffield
Ed Haiber
Lorain
Bir
Alvin Stegar
Russell Schworer
S. Mroj
Ener Liverpool
J. Beesins
Rhea
Lonewell
Cleveland
Glen Rogers
Baker
Chiigran
Elsha
J. L. Barth
RL L Barth
Durkeerville
Chener
Millie Procens
F Procens
Louisa
Brinsley
Brinstev
Nellie Weitzel
Columbia
Auhe
4. E
Dwicht Hartlett
Bricca
Jantz
Emil Jantz
Grafton Iine
Chicago
Canton
Tigria
Kiwanis International Convention Opens in Cleveland
More than 5000 delegates and visitors from across the United States and Canada gather in Cleveland for the fifth Kiwanis International convention. Atlanta boosters arrive seeking to host next year while Toronto delegates arrive eager to host in the future. A Highland band leads a Toronto march as delegates register and committees meet ahead of official sessions starting at 10 o clock tomorrow. The convention will run through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Canada
F Internacional
Atlanta
Empire State
South
Toronto
Cascada
Dangerous Post Office Employees Armed for Mail Protection
The post office has received three regulation army revolvers for protection of the mails, especially registered letters. They are carried in holsters and are of the old six shooter style, .45 caliber. Post offices nationwide are being supplied with weapons to deter thieves. mail clerks on trains and porters serving to and from the office also carry guns now.
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Ard
Oce
Question of Cho Pen Probe Legality
June 21 Attorney General Price to rule if the special legislative committee has a legal right to probe conditions at the penitentiary. The request came from State Senator A. E. Culbert, chair, after motions by Randolph W. Walton and W. S. Pealer.
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Columbus
Price
Special Legislative Committee
Bemater
A. E. Culbert
Fremont
Randolph W. Waitom
W. 8. Pealer
Warden Thaw
Dervis
Culmert
Walton
State Civil Service
Daughers of the American Revolution Leader Dies in Reading
Mrs Joan B Dampman a prominent national DAR figure died in Reading. She is survived by one son Commander Paul E Dampman DT USN serving at Annapolis.
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Ading
Joan B. Dampman
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul E. Dampman
DT. S N
Annapolis
Local Social Notes Include Visits and School Commencement
West of town events and visitors fill the page. C Chott hosts a gathering, Easterwood of Eaton visits, Elyria friends join Mrs Wilkins, and Miss Kathrine unseen from New York is hosted by Mrs Thom. Oberlin Conservatory music graduation draws families including Miss June Crewell and Mrs Neff relatives attend. Willits Kischeock and Nelson travel to Cleveland for a relative’s graduation.
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C. Chott
Easterwood
Eaton
Wilkins
Elyria
Jean Carmel
Able
Thom
Kathrine Unseen
New York
Louesa Neff
Miss Pearl
Cor Neff
Mirs
Fred Cragin
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
June Crewell
Neff
Tomescheck
Lorain
Willits Kischeock
Nelson
Cleveland
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Mil
Elm Street
J. Miller
Macken E. Reet
F. MacLennan
R. Moore
Mr. F. Hallam
Washington
Fontcomery
Tim
Pointe
Orothr Butler
Elmora
Charse
Istry
C. Palmer
Palmer
Main Street
A. C. Purimat
Efen Ford
Katherine Hewes
Jared Astville
Clevsland
McNmells Whistler
United _ States
Peeler
Cox
F. H. Alivm
Ottawa County
James A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Rommattes
Saul
Skibo
Sipes
Sutton
Sion Tinners
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Jersey
Bolivia
Batiste
Zephyr
Normande
Anderson
Dieth
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Poiret
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Elyria, Ceio
Setin
Jerses Gathi
LEE Whitney and CO
E. A. Deutsch Organization
Ford
Imperial
East Broad Street Bridge
Brewster
Arbuckle
P Brewster
Appregie
San Fra
Samuel Rensi
Notre Dame
Dani
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Lora
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