Summer Visit and Health Notes in Willard Area
Kent O. Robert Harwood of Willard visits his cousin Leon and Miss Barbara Everson at Rev and Mrs Moore’s home. Mrs George Harwood is improving after sitting for 30 minutes Sunday. The United States Breall claims about half the totearea of South America.
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Kent
Robert Harwood
Willard
Leon
Barbara Everson
Land
Moore
George Harwood
United States
Breall
South America
Eastman Knows Railroads Problem Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington June 21 Jeph Bartlett Wesman, a leading railroad reformer and longtime Interstate Commerce Commissioner, is tasked with organizing and administering Roosevelt’s proposed $26,000,000,000 railroad overhaul. Independent in politics, he argues that government operation, not private management alone, is needed. At 61, he remains a tireless, questioning figure famed for probing railroad executives before congressional committees.
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Washington
Jeph Bartlett Wesman
Pres- Gem’ Roosevelt
Washngton
Ameren
Westman
Bia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ims
Roosevelt
Echoes of Letters From a New York Mailbag
A nostalgic reminiscence from New York on June 21 recounts writers and correspondents who shaped daily life. It recalls Meredith Nicholson George Ade Lloyd Hall and Gilbert White of Paris, exchanges with Dick Berlin and others, and the playful ritual of opening a post office box with a pink card. It captures simple pleasures, readers, and a whimsical stroll through sidewalks and a Waldorf anecdote.
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New York
Rand
Meredith Licholson George
Night at Derekdale Ball Prompts Romantic Turmoil
Virginia, Michael, and Tony contend for affection at Derekdale house party as Richard schemes and Marty, Mary Lee, and others influence the tangled love triangle. Amid festive chaos and social pressure, Virginia wavers between Michael and Tony while a midnight kiss hints at a new chapter.
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Mma
Viegplein
Richerd Oliphant
Sale
Ginde
Tony Leecker
Seval
New York
Michael McMillan
Virginia
Michael
Richard
Tony
Mery Lee Logan
Marty van Dwyne
McMilan
Mary Lee
Derekdale
Marty
Marty Vas Duyne
Tony Marty
Tony W
Braille Books and Talents at Haven First Floor
The first floor of the public haven offers Braille books neatly bound in bright colors, hand crafted by volunteers. A blind proof reader from Columbia, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate, ensures each book is inspected before binding, with a jovial Zentieman overseeing the process. Lupe Velez is referenced in a lively press scene, described as temperamental and captivating. Writers and Mnemonics noted include Michael Arlen and a London Birdcage Walk stretch that fueled his poverty and writing drive.
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Haven
Earl
Braillie
Columbia
Michael Arlen
London
Fragmented reminiscence amid 1920s Chicago and New York scenes
The noisy, disjointed piece recalls Dr George Dorsey’s life and a boarding house district in Chicago, with mentions of Peter Kyne, California novels, and a perennial shore dinner near Cone as a New York rite. It weaves literary talk, travel, and a bustling dining room with colored waiters and a Negro quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sanate
David Graham Philips
George Dorsey
Chicago
Peter B Kyne
California
Tappans
Cone
Shepsherd Bays
Murray Ridge 4 H Club Attends Meeting
The Stickin' Katies 4 H club met at Beatrice Barre's home on Thursday afternoon with Roberta Freeland as president and Maude Fridenstien, Margarete Freeland, and others attending. Reports were given on the YMCA meeting and plans for the next gathering were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Barre
Roberta Freeland
Margarete Freeland
Maude Fridenstien
Marion Knittle
Pearl Eppley
YMCLA
Evening Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Guests
Radio listing summarizing a diverse evening lineup with health topics at 7 00 and 7 30, a glee club and various musical acts from Florencia Trio to The Upstaters, followed by stories, live performances, and household institute segments. Notable names include Vaughan King and the US Navy Band. The program runs through late night with dance hour and news segments.
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Firemen's Club
Bkippy
Just Plain Bill
Bamaball
Buck Rogers
Btudile
Dugan
Dalley
Kate Smith
From
Hollywood
Irvin Cobb
Burns
Allen
Waring
Ekdwin C Hill
Perkins Fallers
Martins
Day’s
WGAR
Uncle Clyde
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N Andy
Marshall
Andy
Virginia
Aunt Judy
Crime Clues
Radio Cruloe
Johnny Risko
Phantom Gypsy
Lown
WTAM
Glee Club
Harding Staters
the Upstaters
Florencia Trio
Cheerio
Mystery Chef
Vaughn King
US Navy Band
John Marvin Ll
Dor Orch
Lou and
Honey
Clos
Soldat
Tea Dansante
Lady Next Door
Green Brothers
Trio
Arnold
Amber Als
Waldorf Astoria
JB Kennedy
Essex Enshbie
Pie
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Landt
White
World News
Oahu
Dor Orchestra
Fidlers Orch
Grantham's
Heesa Knutt
Rels and
Dunn
Dick Dawson
Connie Gates
Livestocks
Crowe's Orch
Piano Twins
Ethel and
Harry
Marie M
Jimmy Ague
Scherbart’s Orch
String Quartet
the Merrymakers
the Music Shop
Westphal
Slippy
Chas Carlile
Dempsey
Gym
Elmer Lehr
Evan Evans
Clarz G Linder
Stoopngle Budd
John Henry
Edith Fletcher
Perkins Fellers
Gus Lombardo
Ed Days Orch
Pollacks
Hampr Orch
Lorain County Sheep Losses Fall Amid Dog Welfare Drive
Sheep claims in Lorain County for the first half of this year total 338, only about one percent of 1948’s first-half claims. County officials credit Dog Warden Lee Minkler for the exceptionally low expense, noting strong public cooperation and strict night patrols to prevent dogs from running loose. The state law holds dog owners liable for sheep deaths when identifiable.
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Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Local Socials Highlight Oberlin Visits and Elyria Guests
Clarkfield community notes report Mr and Mrs W H Stone and son Doren visiting Roy LaDow in Oberlin. Miss Helen Baker of Elyria stayed with Mrs Sarah Merrill. Edna Shafer and children visited Mrs Edna Martin. Dorothy Phillips visiting grandmother Harwood. Ann Noga and Sterling Green from Elyria at C H Burrows’ home. Leonard Burt weekend at Clarence Reed’s in Cleveland. Mrs Hilan McClaflin left Sunday.
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W H Stone
Doren
Roy LaDow
Oberlin
Helen Baker
Elyria
Sarah Merrill
Edna Shafer
Edna Martin
Dorothy Phillips
Grandma Harwood
Ann Noga
Sterling Green
C H Burrows
Leonard Burt
Clarence Reed
Cleveland
Hilan McClaflin
Picnic Supper At Eppley Farm Features Local Guests
A June 29 picnic at the Eppley farm drew Marion Knittle Maude and Jean Fridenstien Roberta Free land Marion Grobe Pearl Epp ley Margarete Freeland and Norma Slusher as guests Also present were Mr and Mrs Charles Nugent Mrs Loyd Bader of Akron Mrs Anne Eppley hosted and Mrs Francis Crook visited her mother Mrs Harry Decker ER W Eppley called on friends in Vincent Thursday evening 4H club meeting at Mrs Aldred’s West Ridge John Bechtel spent Sunday with Walter Bennett and family O K Eldred of Greenwich visited Nettie Eldred and family Elyria visits by A J Derek and H C Chambers C Comson of Elyria Irene Pearl Eppley attended a class reunion at Oberlin College Miss Johanna Welch of Cleveland plans three weeks vacation with her parents and Miss Janet Baus performed in a piano recital at the Acked Friday evening.
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Charles Nugent
Loyd Bader
Akron
Anne Eppley
Francis Crook
Harry Decker
ER W. Eppley
Vincent
Janette Balls
Esther McCaulley
4H Club
I Aldred
West Ridge
John Bechtel
Walter Bennett
Henrietta O K Eldred
Greenwich
Nettie Eldred
A J Derek
Elyria
H C Chambers
River Road
C Comson
E Eppley
Sundya
Pearl Eppley
Oberlin College
Johanna Welch
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Edward Welch
Janet Baus
Helen Osborn
Elvrra
Village in two counties seeks single governance
Rode England sits in Wiltshire and Somerset across a winding brook that crosses the village street. Builders have built over the stream, households pay rates to different counties, and a woman died on the boundary prompting surveyors to define jurisdiction. Somerset is expected to take over the village.
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Rode
England
Wiltshire
Somerset
Red Lion
Wilts
Lewis and Clark hailed as epoch-making explorers
An English historian praises the Lewis and Clark expedition of the early 1800s as epoch making and argues these two men deserve high ranks among world explorers, likening them to Av but noting they have been neglected.
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West
Lewis and Clark
Livagetone
Stanley
Hedta
Mela
Asta
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Cathedral Avenue
Ufe
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Ark
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Jane Bleecker
Marty van Duyne
Rickey
Anthony
Michael Michael
Maryland
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Mr Bleecker
McMillan
Rickher
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Reler
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Ion
Lupe Velez
Richard Mansfield
Lupe
Hollows Avenue
Piet 11
Austria
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Janet Daync
Lew Ayres
Ally Eilers Leulve
TES
Murray Ridge
Wirray Ridge
MWC
Itn
Gane
Glenao
Fannie Brice
Donald Nevis
Grofe
Trappers
Cob Pipe Club
Mischa Levitsk
Cole
Ben Bernie
Flaher
Fidilers
Grantham’s Orch
Geltman
WEAF
Mountaineers
Burton Holmes
Davis Band
Coles Band
Bernie's Orch
Miniature Revue
Phul Cook
Mandeleers
Southernaires
Amos N
Major, Milner
Poet France
WABC
Mildred Bailey
Barrow
Little Jack Little
Pancho
Bestor’s
Dantaig
WADC
Variety
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Irving Cobb
Lombardos Orch
Warings
Edwin Hill
Light Opera
Joe Emerson
Gene and
Sportsman v
Jungle Band
di Bryam
Castle Farm
Puddle Kamils
Grofes
Vox Humana
Bernies
Hawking
Andy Virginia
Breakfast Club
Clara Lu
Irma Glen
Ruth Millis
Gene Arnold
Pat Barnes
Marion
Jim
Jack Bruce
Betty
Bob
Genms Orch
Orphan Annie
Hwilan
Lowell Thames
Amos
Andy Lo Matzi Green
Merle Thorpe
Rin Tin Tin
Floyd Gibbons
Death Valley
US Army Band
Robbins Orch
Flynns Orch
Bruces
Orch
WJAX
Elaine and
Sis
Gilman
Mountain Boys
City
Walkathon
Crazy
Sam
Clarksfield
Howard B. Somers
Italy
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Lola Cottage Dook
Vermilion
Ohio
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Linwood
Nakomis
4411
Eppley
Maude and
Jean Fridenstien
Marion Grobe
Norma Slusher
Oldsmobile
America
Lemang
Astra Gala
Oldsmo
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
E. Bridge
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