Federal approves Ohio crippled children welfare program
Columbus June 23. Mrs Luetta Magruder state welfare chief says federal approval extends to Ohio crippled children and child welfare programs under Social Security law. She asked 441,600 for crippled children and 7,000 for child welfare for the year and names Miss Helen Mawer Lakewood chief of the child welfare service program at 2800 a year. Ohio will establish child welfare development divisions in 18 counties beginning immediately in Jackson Carroll Noble Coshocton Geauga Athens Hardin Van Wert Wood Clermont. Further counties to start later.
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Columbus
Luetta Magruder
Charities Division
State Welfare Department
Ohio
Magruder
Helen Mawer
Lakewood
Eure
Jackson
Carroll
Noble
Coshocton
Geauga
Athens
Hardin
van Wert
Wood
Clermont
Avon Lake Clarksfield BRIEFS and SHOWER notices
Avons Lake scene lists Sunday visits including Mr and Mrs Louis Buehner of East Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen plus Mrs E Burke of Brookline Mass and Mrs Margaret Kinney. Howard Walker hosts dinner for relatives and visits ill uncle John Budinger in Cleveland. Nina Dunning visits Mrs Arthur Wakre. Carl Weber family from Cleveland calls on father Peter Weber and aunt M A Weber. Miscellaneous shower honors Dorothy Barnes native of Africa and Drums.
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Louis Buehner
East Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
E. Burke
Brookline
Mass
Margaret Kinney
Howard Walker
John Townsend
Sheffield
Nina Dunning
Arthur Wakre
Carl Weber
Cleveland
Peter Weber
M. A. Weber
Avon
Avon Lake
Herbert Barnes
Africa
Dorothy Barnes
Donald Barnes
Minister Accuses Wife and Seeks Divorce
The Rev. Walter Massey, formerly of Clyde First Presbyterian, filed for divorce in Cleveland Common Pleas Court claiming nagging and gossip by his wife, Martha Massey, led him to resign his pastorate. They wed in 1926 and have three sons, Walter Jr, John, and Paul. he left Clyde church March 17, 1935, after a three month estrangement.
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Cleveland, C
Walter Massey
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde
Martha Massey
Common Pleas
Massey
Cleveland
Walter, Jr
John
Paul
Convention Sidelights at Roosevelt Convention in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report from June 23 describes Minnick trying to sell a Roosevelt plate to Mrs. Longworth and her rebuff. Longworth, T. R. daughter, opposed New Deal figures. A hotel displayed a donkey as a party symbol for Democratic delegates, and the donkey bit a staffer at checkout after the event.
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Philadelphia
Ilttie Minnick
New Deal
Avon News Notes camping trip and local visits
Avon notes from June 23 report Elliot and Teddy Beidler camping at the Vermilion M C A Camp. Nelson Chester mourns a relative in Vermilion. Will Barr and daughter June visit George Root and L A Wells in New London. Immel, Mitchell and Knight spend Sunday at Sandusky. Chester, Reislinger, Smedley enjoy Cleveland outing. Barr visits Ottawa. Geraldine Fitch visits Elyria. Webber family from Kipton stay with Mittendorf. A quotation on government interference ends the piece.
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Avon
Elliot
Teddy Beidler
Vermilion
Nelson Chester
Will Barr
June
George Root
L. A. Wells
New London
Keith Immel
Raymond Mitchell
George Knight
Sandusky
William Chester
Marjorie Reisinger
Juanita Smedley
Cleveland
Glenn Barr
Ottawa
Geraldine Fitch
Elyria
John Webber
Kipton
Henry Mittendorf
Greenfield Lad Is Governor of Boys' State
John D. Starn of Greenfield won the governor’s seat with 214 votes at the Buckeye boys' state encampment in Columbus. Dan L. Noss of Parma was elected lieutenant governor with 198 votes, the only Federalist on the state ticket. Other officers elected include Secretary of State Clarence Dogherty, Auditor Lowell Oliphant, Attorney General Robert King, Treasurer Paul Myers, Chief Justice Karl Gregg, and several Supreme Court judges with votes ranging from 116 to 138.
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Columbus
John D. Starn
Greenfield
Buckeye
Dan L. Noss
Parma
American Legion
Clarence Dogherty
Warren
Lowell E. Oliphant
East Cleveland
Robert King
Steubenville
Paul Myers
Alliance
Karl Gregg
Euclid
Supreme Court
Morrey Martin
Ohio
Ohio Soldiers & Sailors’ Orphans’ Home, Xenia
George Earl
Dover
Douglas E. Marx
Cleveland
Archer McDonnell
Nickholson
Dayton
Robert L. Cunningham
Orrville
Germans in colonies prospering after the war
There are said to be more Germans living, working and prospering now than in what were once German colonies before the war.
Elderly Woman Killed by Train at Gypsum Crossing
PORT CLINTON Ohio June 23. Mrs Joseph Bemore TU was struck and killed by an eastbound New York Central train at Gypsum grade crossing while walking home from a Gypsum store. The accident occurred Monday.
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Port Clinton
Joseph Bemore
New York Central
Young People’s League to Meet at St John’s Church
June 23 notice states the South Amherst Young People’s League holds its June meeting at St John’s Evangelical church Thursday evening. A Garden Tea is planned by the Congregational Ladies' Society hosted by Mrs Arthur Engle in the afternoon with refreshments and social hours.
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Mere South Amherst
Young People’s League
St. John's Evangelical Church
Congregational Ladi Dime Society
Arthur Engle Thernoon
Pathers Honored at St Joan's Father and Children Service
A Father's Day and Children's Day service was held at St. Joan's church Sunday morning. Children recited poems and songs and each father received a rose. Mr and Mrs William Blaser and son Billy of Loraina and Mrs Ward Hubbard of ria were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Springer. Mr and Mrs Claude Birch and
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Pathers
St. Joan’s Church
William Blaser
Billy
Loraina
Ward Hubbard
Ria
M Springer
Claude Birch
Calf Club Members To Inspect Herds
Lorain County Four-Head clubs visit two dairy farms in Penfield Township for the second dairy judging tour of the 1986 club season announced by C. J. Hummel county cultural extension agent. Ison Tommy of Elyria called at the Ben Nickel home. Clarence Garber Brownhelm was soloist at Sunday School. Miss Mabelle Slack Elyria visited with her parents. Dora Atkinson Cleveland was weekend guest of Mrs. John Thompson. Earl Leonard Lorain visited the Allsop home. Howard Mellen and sons of Lorain were guests of Mrs. S. B. Mellen.
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Lorain County
Penfield Township
C. J. Hummel
Ison
Tommy
Elyria
Ben Nickel
Clarence Garber
Brownhelm
Methodist Church
Mabelle Slack
Sam Slack
Dora Atkinson
Cleveland
John Thompson
Earl Leonard
Lorain
Robert Allsop
Howard Mellen
Farm Herds and Historic Announcements Sighted
A fragment notes two farm herds the Jersey herd at J W McHenry farm and an Ayrshire herd at Lawrence Betts farm. It also recalls a convention that framed a constitution and mentions ancient Roman public announcements painted on brick walls of buildings.
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J. W. McHenry
Ayrshire
Lawrence Betts
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Tuan
Ceylon
India
Java
Universal
Greenfield Lad
Amherst
Checker Cab
W. L. Williams
Mgr
Montes
Edith Mae Summer
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Electrolux
the Gas Company
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