Croatiing Test Crews In Field To Gather Data
Two field parties from Central Electric study lightning by generating bolts on high voltage feed wires in Michigan and Ohio. Led by FE Wade and H L Borden, crews use impulse generators up to 1.6 million volts to record effects with cathode ray oscillographs. Goal is to compare damage to protected versus unprotected property and improve lightning protection methods.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Middle West
Michigan
Philo
Canton
Ohio
Lightning Research Department of
Central Electric
Pittsfield
Mass
J. Wade
W. D. Coolidge
Thor
H. L. Borden
Lorain County Agricultural Society Premium List Ad Call
Those wishing to place advertising in the Lorain County Agricultural Society's Premium List for 1930 are urged to call Wilm ot Printing Co. 208 Masonic Temple Phone 3114.
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Lorain County Agricultural Societies
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
California Woman Reflects on 1906 San Francisco from Cottage
San Francisco June 30 83 year old Mrs Mary A Elliott lives in a rose garden cottage overlooking the bay. She recalls the 1906 fire four days before and the changes since Third and Market Streets. She dismisses modern art as silly and calls divorce an evil from 50 50 family notions.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Mary A. Elliott
Third
Market
America
Bay
Market Street
Cao
Booth
Barrett
Danes
Defend Finances of Florence Two School
Florence Township officials led by George K. Moon and George Bailey deny rumors of abolishing the Florence grade and Florence Birmingham Consolidated schools. They defend current finances, noting 1929 receipts of 27,530 and expenses plus improvements at 25,380, with 1931 bond payments projected.
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Florence
Florence Township
Erie County
George K. Moon
George Bailey
Florence-Birmingham
Township widens West River road for safer travel
Names a series of local social notes: Elson Dye and Erne Thompson visit Hathaway. Carel Jones completes Cleveland Radio School. Elnora Ariz visits Wilhelmina Hales. Warren Ives loses a horse. Alice Mitchell Osborne buried in North Olmsted with relatives present. Mrs Jones recuperating, Lydia Richards and Hazel stay at Jones home. Kelner family from LaGrange visit Wm Cole. Hattie Weeden and Mary Hewitt visit Mrs George May.
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Nisses Libble
Anna Martin
West River Road
Valley City
Doe
Chas. Martin’s Corners
Trusteau
Wilhelmina Hales
West View
Warren Ives
Alice Mitchell Osborne
Riley Osborne
North Olmsted
Wm. Jones Jr
Lydia Richards
Hazel
Jones
Tax savings projections cut annual expenses in three steps
The plan envisions a first yearly saving of 61.7560, then in 1933 a further 81,250 annually and another 1,000 yearly reduction in 1933. Overall this would amount to about two and a half mills in annual tax savings, per the statement.
New London Club July 8 program announced
New London Home Garden Club schedules July 8 meeting with talks on Plain Winter Beetota, Butterflies, Roses kinds pruning and diseases. Miss Dorothy Cooke had ostensiblectomy at New London Hospital. condition favorable. Henry Parnell visited Hart family. funeral home opening at East Main Street for public inspection on June 27 and 28 at 1 PM. Kirkland Blakeslee returns from Lorain Ohio after Grand Encampment attendance. Mrs. Jacobs to Ohio visit. Hartman reunion attendees noted.
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New London
New London Home Garden Club
T. H. Smith
Elsie Backett
Geo. Parnell
John O'Hare
Mabel Kelley
Dorothy Cooke
New London Hospital
Henry Parnell
A. B. Hart
W. A. Fitch
East Main Street
Kirkland Blakeslee
Runyan Post
Lorain
Ohio
E. T. Jacobs
Winters
Columbus
Hartman
Fairfield
Epworth League Beats Rotarians In Local Clash 11-1
From New London on Thursday, gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hibbard and family, Mr. and Mrs Hartman and Mrs. J. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs Howard Smith and family, and Evert Kenneth Ford with Miss Marie Bohn as a Wednesday guest of Miss Ruth Hibbard. The Epworth League team won 11 to 1 over the Rotarians, with Bil Fitch subbing as catcher and several Mislaid balls. The scoreline shows Epworthian League 11 runs, 1 hit, 2 errors. Rotarians 1 run, 7 hits, 4 errors. England and Wales are divided into fifty-two counties. To ponder means literally to weigh.
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New London
G. M. Hibbard
Hartman
J. Hartman
Howard Smith
Kenneth Ford
Marie Bohn
Ruth Hibbard
Epworthlena
Epworth League
al Sies
Rotarean
R. Ward Chem Cops
Lutherlsal Landes
Ya . Sackett Robingon
Dapp White
McClare S. Ward
Betterfeld Bursley
Reoley Lawrence
Robertson Messenger
Brundage Fiteh
L- Brundage Rotarians
Rrors Epworthian League
Mrs Earl Dailey of Hollywood Dies in California
Mrs Roy Perkins reported the death of her sister-in-law Mrs Earl Dailey of Hollywood California who passed away on Thursday. Other items note Mr Rabi of Amherst the Grange insurance agent and Rolland Cartright driving a new sport roadster while Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer and son of North Olmsted called on neighbors.
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Columbia
Roy Perkins
Earl Dailey
Hollywood
California
Rabi
Amherst
Grange Insurance
Rolland Cartright
Bert Palmer
North Olmsted
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Welsbach
Coldwell
Cleveland
Keen Kutter
Winon
Leroy LE Grande
Nou
San
Mandalay
Man Kane
Boarder
LE Ron LE Grande
Sam
Jesse James
England and
Wales
White Cross Beauty Shop
Second St
Elks Club
Tonights Chronicle Telegram
Hallworthy
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Harms
Elyria Coal Merchants
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