Townsend Club No 1 Holds Noted Meeting With Pease Address
Jerome E. Pease former Townsend broadcaster spoke at Townsend Club No 1 last evening urging individual effort and loyal support in the coming election. The club announced 164 new members bringing total to 505 and planned open air events with Emira Albers and other speakers in nearby towns.
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Townsend
Wes
Jerome E. Pease
Cleveland
Pease
Birmingham
Raymond J. Jeffries
Cay Neff
C. E. Waltz
Alaska
Elyria Townsend Club
Emira. W. B. Albers
Albers
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Street
Tom and Jerry Orchestra
Club No. 1
136
Middle Avenue
Seek Settlement of Dispute Over Railroad Wages
Chicago June 28 representatives of the nation’s Class I rail roads and Railway Labor Unions meet for preliminary talks toward a settlement of a dispute over a proposed 15 percent wage cut affecting nearly 1 000 000 railroad workers. The move follows a threatened nation wide strike after the wage cut was approved April 29 by the American Association of Railroads.
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Chicago
American Association of Railroads
Wage Scales Hold Until Conference Talks Conclude
July 1 was postponed by negotiations and the current wage scales remain in effect. A meeting today ensures the present scales stay in force until ten days after all conferences are completed.
JIMMY FIDLER IN HOLLYWOOD ECCENTRICS AND LUCKY BOOTS
Hollywood gossip sketches Jimmie Fidler recounting eccentric actors and a daring shift to fame. It notes Joan Carradine's Shakespearean street performances, Joel McCrea's lucky Alaska boots, and Kay Sutton securing a higher contract after a negotiable pay deal. The piece ends with a tale of a street hijacker and a wardrobe job replacement.
Declaration of Independence film sparks job bids
Producer Brian Foy plans a movie titled Declaration of Independence. Within days he received letters from descendants of signers begging for a technical director job. Foy says public reaction could make the project a gold mine.
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Brian Foy
Brian
Library Station At South Amherst Opens Wednesday
Under Larain County Travel ing Library, a new Summer station is opened at South Amherst town hall. The station will offer books for all ages free to everyone.
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Larain County Traveling Library
Town Hall
South Amherst
Library extension brings new hours to county
The county opens library stations with Wednesday hours from 2 to 4. New stations last week at Grafton Ridgeville LaGrange Rochester Ripton and Brighton extend access. Miss Norma Hammond Oberlin High School librarian leads the effort under Miss King of the Lorain Public Library.
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Grafton
Ridgeville
LaGrange
Rochester
Ripton
Brighton
WOPK
Norma Hammond
Oberlin High School
King
The
Lorain
Stocks Rally After Early Decline
New York June 28. Stocks rallied after an irregular early decline from profit taking. Volume lightened in the first hour to 370000 shares versus 690000 yesterday. U S Steel touched 42 1 2 as trading continued.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Roof and Gutters Repaired by Olmsted & Hoeffel
Local repair service Olmsted & Hoeffel advertises roof gutter and downspout repairs and furnace repairs. They list address 105 Water St and phone 3162 for service inquiries.
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Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Downton Oil and Metal Moves
Stocks edged mixed with Cranes Company hitting 32 up 2 and Dow Chemical at 120 7 8 up 2 3 8. Johns Manville rose to 39 up 5 while Monsanto Chemical traded at 92 up 1 3 4. Sherry touched 22 3 4 up 1 8 and Collins & Aikman preferred held at 88 down 2 1 2. Oils gained modestly around noon and non ferrous metals posted small advances. farm issues eased.
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Chrysler
Dow Chemical
Johns Manville
Monsanto Chemical
Sherry
Collins & Aikman
Diary returns to owner after 20 years across three continents
A black hound diary owned by Carl A. Sutter was lost on a muddy shell torn field in France during World War I and finally found its way back to him after circulating through Europe, England, and America over two decades.
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Tupper Lake
France
Carl A. Sutter
Europe
England
America
Forty and Eight backs Elyria Junior Fire Fighters clubs
The Lorain County Forty and Eight endorsed the newly organized Junior Fire Fighters Clubs in Elyria and approved financial support to buy athletic equipment. Funds will purchase bats and balls for ten softball teams formed by club members. GC. A. Lysaght, head of the Fire Department Educational Bureau, said plans include further activities to promote the clubs.
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Lorain County
Forty and Eight
Elyria
GC. A. Lysaght
Fire Department Educational Bureau
Dr. Dew Named Health Chief for Jamboree
Dr. F. R. Dew of Oberlin was named chief of medical staff for the Old Trails Jamboree near Marietta July 14 to 17. He will supervise doctors from Marietta Hospital and Red Cross first aid workers, with nurses from city and county health departments.
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F. R. Dew
Oberlin
Lorain County
Old Trails
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
Dew
Marietta Hospital
Red Cross
Marietta
Shriner
Exposition Hall
Bridge viewed as a low mood pastime says Culbertson
In Rochester New York Ely Culbertson calls bridge a low mood pastime. He notes people have more time to play during a low mood and find it cheaper than other amusements.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ely Culbertson
Hen saves own life in a strange待
In Humbolt California Harry Worswick received a live hen for a Sunday dinner. The hen laid an egg on Saturday and Worswick delayed cooking it. From then on the hen laid daily eggs and remains alive.
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Humbolt
Cal
Harry Worswick
Worswick
Robins Repel Chicken Hawk In Ithaca Area Nest Raid
In Herkimer New York a chicken hawk tried to raid a robin nest tucked under a house eaves. A flock of robins mobbed the intruder driving it away from the nesting site.
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Herkimer
N.Y
Amherst Board of Education approves budget and adds facilities
Amherst Board of Education met after inspecting the athletic field drainage. Supt Powers outlined grade expansions for next year and a new Smith Hughes course. The budget totals about 74 000 with a July 11 public hearing. a 30 000 addition to the old building was planned with 28 000 village funding. They authorized a 3 000 borrowing and pledged another indoor diamond at the field to ease crowding. Discharges noted include Mrs Knapp and baby girl and others.
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Amherst
Amherst Board of Education
Werner Zilch
F. R. Powers
Smith-Hughes
Powers
August Nabakowski
Sunday School Meeting at St Peter's Evang Reformed Church
The June gathering of Sunday School teachers and officers met at the Mulder home on West Martin Street with Rev C E Schmidt leading devotions. Miss Margaret Berger led a discussion on The Modern Christian Albert Schwitzer. Mrs Conrad Mulder reported on a Dover Ohio convention she attended as a delegate. Plans were made to send youths to Dunkirk NY training school and camp. A special meeting with a tureen supper at 6 pm on July 11 was scheduled, with 20 members attending.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Conrad Mulder
West Martin Street
C. E. Schmidt
Albert Schwitzer
Margaret Berger
Dover
Ohio
Dunkirk
N. Y
Church group meetings listed for week
The Victorian Guild of St Joseph Catholic Church meets this evening with Mrs Robert Zilch of Church Street. Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting at Town Hall this evening. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Earl Sweet's home on Lincoln Street. St Paul Lutheran church ladies host an all day quilting at the church on Wednesday.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Robert Zilch
Church Street
Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Earl Sweet
Lincoln Street
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Avenue Club of Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars Event
The Avenue Club of Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars will be entertained Wednesday evening by a guest performance, with details pending.
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Avenue Club of
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Local families host visits and reunions this week
Mr and Mrs George Powers and daughter Donna May of Lorain were guests last evening of Mr and Mrs A F Nally. Mr and Mrs Frank Brownson and family of Ashland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L F Kreeger. Mrs Minnie Bechtel and sons Lloyd and Paul attended the Bechtel reunion at Clearview Grove. Mr and Mrs B A Jenne were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jos Dickinson. Albert Michael of Elyria, formerly Amherst, who had a serious operation at Memorial Hospital Elyria, is reported improved.
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George Powers
Donna May
Lorain
A. F. Nally
Frank Brownson
Ashland
L. F. Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Minnie Bechte
Lloyd and
Paul
Clearview Grove
B. A. Jenne
Jos. Dickinson
Cleveland
Albert Michael of
Elyria
Amherst
Memorial Hospital, Elyria
Hunt For Young McCormick Goes On In Sandia Search
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms will decide today if men can be lowered along Sandia mountain on steel cables to recover the body of her son Medill McCormick 21 believed killed during a mountain expedition. Expert climbers trackers dogs pilots and many searchers have been used in the futile hunt. McCormick and Richard Whitmer 20 started the climb together Whitmer's body was found Friday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Sandie Mountain
Medill McCormick
McCormick
Richard Whitmer
Whitmer
Circus Halts National Tour After Labor Disputes
The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus left Scranton by private train today ending its nation-wide tour after a six day strike by about 1,600 workers protesting a 25 percent wage cut. A skeleton crew escorted the troupe to Winter quarters in Sarasota Florida. Two thirds of the schedule remained unfinished.
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Scranton
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Sarasota
Fla
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