Landon Favors Free Expression Of Views
Topeka Kansas June 23 Gov Alf Landon endorses forming the Union party to carry all conflicting views to the people. A spokesman for the Republican nominee said Landon believes all groups should be free to express their views. He welcomes sincere partied to the public debate and expects a sounder final decision at the ballot. Landon conferred with his staff and will hold daily briefings, likely to follow National Democratic Convention events in Philadelphia.
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Topeka
Kans
Union Party
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
America
William Lemke
North Dakota
London
Ladies Aid Luncheon Hosts Stained Glass Speaker
Carlisle hears Mrs George C Beebe speak on Stained Glass Windows at a M B E church La Porte luncheon in the church dining room Wednesday noon. Mrs Paul Bungart led the committee and decorated tables with red geraniums as three speakers shared insights from Boston produced stained glass techniques.
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Ladies Aid
M. BE. Church of la Porte
Paul Bungart
George C. Beebe
Grafton
Boston
Cornish
Beebe
Brief Local Social Notes From Elyria Area
Mrs Beebe has art training. Mr and Mrs Henry Luntsbery of La Grange visited their daughter and son in Shiloh Ohio. I J Stewart called at the Moran home on Graf ton Road. C E Nichols returned from Chicago where he met 140 state highway representatives at the International Harvester plant. Miss Nettle Dean Green is employed at Carmel Crisp Shop Elyria. Sunday dinner guests at the CG Whitney home included Frank and William Brown and Earl Brown from Oberlin Road. Robert Herald and Ruth Fridenstine, children of Albert Fridenstine, attended a Church of Christ Endeavor gathering at Ellsworth Albert’s home with a marshmallow and wiener roast. Frank Trahl and Chestnut Ridge attended Lecedta Decker’s funeral at Decker home. Arlene and Lila Landphair of Geneva former residents visited Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoads on Butternut Ridge. Leona and Rosalie Seabold hosted young people at their cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake with Phyllis Ann Rhoads. Frank Rhoads and wife of Butternut Ridge Road were recent guests of Levi Berg in Dalton. Wednesday evening visitors to H K Grege’s home included Donna Dickason and Harold Wieland. Peter Frabella of Grafton Road visited Lorain. Frank Vicetta of Butternut Ridge Road visited Ravenna and Atwater. True obedience and loyalty to God works in active cooperation, not passive submission to the Divine Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Luntsberry
la Grange Road
Dewey Heynoldy
Lorain
Shiloh
I. J. Stewart
F. A. Moran
Grafton Road
C. E. Nichols
Chicago
State Highway Department
International Harvester Company
Nettle Dean Green
Charles Green
East River Road
Carmel Crisp
Broadstreet
Elyria
CG ¥. Whitney
Grafton Rd
Frank Brown
William Brown
Earl
Lecedta Decker
Wast Ridge
Decker
Arlene
Lila Landphair
Geneva
Indian Hollow Road
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
Butternut Ridge Road
Leona
Rosalie Seabold
West River Street
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Frank Rhoads
Levi Berg
Dalton
H. K Grege
Donna Dickason
Elyria Memorial Training School
Harold Wieland
Peter Frabella
Frank ‘ficVetta
Ravenna
Atwater
TEACHERS MEET AMHERST O JUNE 2
Mrs B A Jenne hosts a wide group of teachers and officers at St Peters Evangelical church in Amherst Ohio. Meetings include prayers led by Rev C B Schmidt and a social hour with refreshments. Several clubs lodges and societies schedule July and August gatherings.
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Amherst
Charles Ebbs
Prospect Street
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School
C. B. Schmidt
Ray Jewett
Washington Avenue
E. Schmidt
C. C. Kern
Mulder
L. Roemer
A. Camp
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Hulda Berger
Helen Roemer
Frances Sabiers
Helen Hollingsworth
Kathryn Schriner
Gladys Wopkins
Windstorm damages trees and wires in Rochester
A Rochester windstorm toppled a tree near A. C. Pohlman’s home, breaking telephone wires. Some limbs touched high tension lines, starting a fire that a telephone lineman extinguished and repairs were completed Thursday. The second coat of paint is on the Methodist church this week with Mr. Paddock Oberlin Rev I H Jones and several church members doing the work. Scott Biddinger and family attended the Biddinger family reunion at Brookside Park Ash.
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Rochester
A. C. Pohlman
Scott Biddinger
D. Thompson
Robert Thompson
Bruce Murray
Lawrence Snyder
Biddinger
Brookside Park
Ash
Fined by Mayor and Driving Restricted
Mayor Dow Baird yesterday afternoon assessed a fine of 5000 dollars and costs and restricted the driving for six months of Joseph Hi. Knuff of 1618 Wake Avenue, found guilty of driving while intoxicated on a warrant issued June 11. The court granted Knuff permission to drive from his residence to his employment and return.
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Dow Baird
Joseph Hi. Knuff
Wake Avenue
Knuff
Birmingham Birthday Party Honors Sunday School Birthday
John Carter entertained his Sunday School class at his Birmingham home on Thursday afternoon for his birthday. Twenty five guests shared games and a four o'clock lunch. Various locals visited or spent time with friends and relatives in nearby towns, with news of moves, visits, and a birth noted. Propaganda is what the other fellow believes in.
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Birmingham
John Carter
Howard Cornstalk
Warry Byers
Elyria
Myra
Edgar
George Mitchell
A. G. Kubach
Earl
Evelyn
Mildred
Cleveland
F. R. Howe
Marjorie Howe
Francis Howe, Jr
Tanglewood
Michigan
Dorothy Nelson
David
Rachel Howe
Granger
Caroline Howe Jr
Ed Lehman
Edna Mae
Amherst
E. J. Darby
Clarence Opperman
Zolton Dudosh
Zolton Dudosh Were In Vermilion
William
Patricia Wilhelm
Midway
Jennie Mitchell
Henry Kopenhaffer
Howard Waldron
Ross Waldron
Mary Bogart
Robert Moulder
Florence
Mary Seneff
Myron Fleming
Wellington Far delivery Sunday school picnic at Cascade Park
Members and families of the Methodist Episcopal church plan the annual picnic at Cascade Park Elyria on Wednesday afternoon and evening. About 150 expected. transport meet at church by 1 30 pm. register before leaving. Prize for largest attendance percentage. Rev Lonzo Green to film the group on grounds. Bring sandwiches covered dish and table service. Sports committee plans games. Mrs L Davis to address the Methodist Ladies Aid at 2 30 pm for silver tea. Various social events include small tables and a guest invitation. Mr and Mrs Daniel Shepard and Miss Jean Phelps recounted a Kentucky Henderson Settlement trip at the Sunday service. Green and Barnes joined.
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Wellington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
Elyria
Lonzo Green
Daniel Shepard
Jean Phelps
Henderson
Kentucky Mountains
M. E. Church
Kingdon
Green
Charles Barnes
Kentucky
Knapp reunion set for Huntington town hall
The 30th annual Knapp reunion will be held at Huntington town hall on June 30. Perry Knapp serves as president of the association with Florence Dietrick of Huntington as secretary. Also noted are births, visits, and local events including music at the M E church and community notices. Families join relatives from Wellington, Elyria, and surrounding areas, with social updates on homes, travel, and a St. Bernard named General.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wall
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Knapp
Huntington Town Hall
Perry Knapp
Here
First perfect skeet score at Wellnoton Gun Club
George Shindler visits his brother in Cincinnati while Clyde Laine and family stay with Jay Fleming in Barker Street. Fred Edwards reports improvements to his home. The Wellnoton Gun Club field west of town records the first perfect skeet score with Richard of Elyria achieving 25 of 25. Pearl O Ford hits 24 of 25 in trap shooting as field crews note increased ammunition use.
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George Shindler
Jay
Cincinnati
Clyde Laine
Lodi
Jay Fleming
Barker Street
Fred W. Edwards
Wellnorton
Pearl O. Ford
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Will
City Cab Award
Peters
Lorain County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Ohio
WOEX
Index OF
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Federal
Bercaye Bolt” Radto
Sersei
Cuca
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland &J. Phone
Central Book Store
Svent
Helen Herbst
E Schmidt
Columbus
Evangelical and Reformed Churches of Ohio
St. John's Church
Miss Hollingsworth
Mass Herbst
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Herbert Gammons
Jackson Street
Gammons
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
N. F. Foster
B. Sausaman
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
Bi. Jogepi
Arenue Club
Avenue Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Edith Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
W. V. Marshall
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Circle Two
Caroline Kelch
Spring Street
John Heidrick
Carl Bodman
J. J. Strohmier
Washington Avenues
Circle Three
Olvin Weigand
Peter Nelson
Circle Number One
Frank Dravyes
Maple Street
B. Cotton
R. D
Emma Hunter
South Main Street
Dad Correll
Foursquare Church
Paul Hunter
de- Vere Thomas
C. Blashere
C. FE. Schmidt
J. A. Wesbecher
Peggy
James
Greensboro
Paul Schmidt
Wooster
C. BE. Schmidt
Nancy Newcomer
Emma Smith
Harry
Josephine Boyd
Virginia
Harry Miller
Harriet Wertz
Ruth Radcliff
Cedar Point
Ralph Garrison
Natrona
Eugene
Hazel Bradford
Madison-on the-Lake
Jin Wooster
Warry Miller
Ruth Radcliffe
Johnstown
Harriet Wentz
Eugene Babcock
Wakeman
Greydon Ward
Bert Ward
Mittewanga
SUNS
Val Wee
FAY Co
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Far Delivery
Kentucky Trip
Coral Shepard
Barker St
Yeaa Dickson
Frederick M. Sponseller
William Sponseller
Billy
Ralph Warren
Elsa Baugott
Greenwich
Kenneth Groas
Chest of Drawers
Glade Thomas
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