Rotarians Hear A F Share Work Plan Outline
Elyria Rotary Club members heard B Smythe explain the Snare i¢ Work Movement aims to widen job distribution and boost employ ment. He cited 1,300,000 workers gaining or retaining jobs and predicted 5 to 17 percent local employment growth. Samuel H Squire reviewed banking progress and praised swift government responses to the emergency.
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Elyma Otary Club
B. Smythe
Lorain Coun
Elks Mb
Hoover
Walter Eagle
Standard of Counny
Real Estate Transfers List Several Quitclaims and Deeds
Harold Dibden transfers to Jennie Dunap, lot 199 Isle yard Beach Allotment Avon wake. Harold Dibden to Sophia L Junlap, lot 206 Isle yyard Beach Allotment Avon wake. C E Van Deusen trustee to Citizens Home and Savings Association on West Twenty first Street Lorain. Vermilion on the Lake Company to Donald and Alicia Stanfish sublet 1350 Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision One Brownhelm Township. Robert D Oldfield to Nellie Midfield on Kenyon Avenue Elyria. Charles I Baird deceased to Malinda E Baird Ralph L Baird Lattie L Naylor Florence E Torn and Glenn J Baird 35 acres Walker Road Avon Lake. Ralph L Baird to Malinda E Baird Florence E Horn Hat fie Naylor and Glenn I Baird 35 acres Walker Road Avon Lake.
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Harold Dibden
Jennie Dunap
Ineyard Beach
Avon Wake
Sophia L Junlap
Hatfie
Naylor
Glenn I. Baird
Cres
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Avon Briefs March 16 Community News
The Avon board held its regular monthly meeting with no routine business disposed of. Local residents visitations include LeRoy Rothger family, Caspers, Reisinger family, and others. A baby girl was born to Mayo Wood at home Tuesday morning. James Peck returned home after surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Avon
Board
Education
LeRoy Rothger
Walter
Harold
Slyrila
Earl Vickering
Cleveand
Matt Casper
Theresa Casper
Yeveland
Earl Reisinger
Kenneth
Stanley
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief From Constipation
Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute a safe pleasant vegetable laxative. The tablets claim no griping and aim to normalize bowels and liver with one or two tablets nightly claiming many users rely on them for consistent relief.
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Dre Edwards
Timely Snapographs of Film Folk in New York States Visit
Mrs. Curtis B. Dall, Roosevelt daughter, tours aboard the 4und Street special train with a large company of motion picture people. Harry Seymour hosts ceremonies aboard the deluxe tram during the film folk visit to New York.
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Curtis B. Dall
President Roosevelt
Nework
Harry Seymour
Local social notes from Elyria and neighboring towns
Mrs. Leslie Fitch spent Tuesday in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clawson visited New London at Mr. Clawson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chiff Knight visited Lorain relatives. Mrs. BE H Klingshirn, ill, is able to go out again. Roy Knight of Lorain spent time with Cliff Knight. Florence King returned to Cleveland after a week with Mrs. Anna Know. Mrs. Clara DeRussy, ill two weeks, is out again. Miss M. A. Webber remains ill at home.
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Leslie Fitch
Elyria
Marion Clawson
New London
Mr. Clawson
Chiff Knight
Lorain
BE H Klingshirn
Roy Knight
Cliff Knight
Florence King
Cleveland
Anna
Clara DeRussy
M. A. Webber
Expression of Ideas and Emotions in Language
A concise reflection on how people use long words to express complex ideas and short words to convey heartfelt feelings, noting the contrast between intellect and sentiment in communication.
Modest New York eatery evokes English countryside charm
A New York restaurant near Tyler City is praised for home cooked fare and a cozy shepherds cottage ambiance with oak gate brass lantern wicker cages and an open hearth. Patrons include modest well dressed locals who share a courteous dining vibe while the Stock Exchange floor is described as dark and quiet.
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New York
Tyler City
Hus
Notable financiers attend opening night in high society
The article notes top figures in finance like Owen D Young Bernard Baruch Otto Kahn and Jules Bache at a premiere. J P Morgan rarely defends a premiere while John D Rockefeller Jr attends occasionally. Jules Brulatour and Hope Hampton are the most eager patrons, often remaining to the final curtain.
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Owen D. Young
Bernard Baruch
Otto Kahn
Jules Bache
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Bache
Mr. Kahn
Hope Hampton
Jules Brulatour
Portraits of 1930s Entertainers and Notables
A collage of brief notes about public figures and entertainers: George Huston the singer son of a famed blind evangelist, Hal Skelly studying for the priesthood, Julian Mason and six brothers Yale graduates, Alexander Woollcott and Jed Harris not speaking for four years, Constance Bennet’s Count biking in Beverly, Romney Brent quitting London stage, George Jean Nathan avoiding homes with pets, Gordon Sinclair voyaging to the South Seas, Frank Mason fluent in four languages, Newton D. Baker able to dictate and operate two phones, plus a backstage vignette about Will Rogers and a promissory encounter in Buffalo.
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George Huston
Hal Skelly
Julian Mason
Yale
Alexander Woollcott
Jed Harris
Constance Bennett
Count
Beverly
Romney Brent
London
George Jean Nathan
Gordon Sinclair
South Seas
Frank Mason
Newton D. Baker
Rabbit drives to be made in Eastland County
Community rabbit drives will protect crops and supply meat for the needy. Armed groups of men with shotguns and clubs will hunt a designated area daily until rabbits are killed or driven from the area.
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Tex
Eastland County
Rancher Loses Tow in Mishap Near Montesano
Warren Mubray of Wynoodie Washington faced embarrassment after driving into a garage with a disabled car he believed was neighbor’s and towing it. He looked back to find the towed vehicle missing. the line had broken miles earlier.
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Montesano
Wash
Warren Mubray
Wynoodie
Ramblings With The Flowers and Toads in Gardens
An essay by Mrs. C. F. Ensign extols toads as “night watchmen” that patrol gardens, eating cut-worms and protecting plants valuable to gardeners. It notes their value, advisories on sheltering toads, and warns not to harm them. The piece also recounts Nunas or big potatoes, their native and settler history, and describes Calochortus macrorcarpus, the state flower of Utah, a white flower with pink-tinged petals and a drooping spike, also known as green banded Mariposa in some regions.
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United States Agricultural Society
Toad
East
New England
Nunas
Europe
Utah
Family and social notices from Wellington area
Mrs. Lily Custar funeral at M. E. Church Wellington two o'clock Monday with burial there. Numerous locals visit, host, and attend events across Wellington, Elyria, Belden, Lodi, La Grange, and Cleveland, including relatives, visitors, and club meetings through March.
Neighborhood Club Entertainment at Kendeigh Home
Henrietta Ohio March 16 Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh hosted the Neighborhood Club gathering Saturday night Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Cherry and their child ren Mr and Mrs Steve Latras Mr and Mrs C Bickel Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brewster Mr and Mrs L C Bates and daughter Edna Mr and Mrs Carl Bates and children Mr and Mrs Otto Yuene Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and children and Mr and Mrs Earl Shedd and son Robert of Detroit.
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Henrietta
Earl Kendeigh
John Cherry
Steve Latras
C. Bickel
Lloyd Brewster
L. C. Bates
Edna
Carl Bates
Otto Yuene
Ray Brown
Earl Shedd
Robert
Detroit
Local Socials Highlight Bridge, Choir and Sports News
The Bridge Club at Rex Lees home honored Mrs. Ernest Lamvermeyer with first honors and Mrs. Charles Cook as consolation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lees and others at luncheon. Detours to Detroit included Harland Schieder and family for weekend visits. M E Church choir to meet at Esme Portman home. Missionary Society to gather there Thursday. Elyria visitors Mrs John Born and party spent time with Tol edo relatives. Detroit guests Earl Shedd and son Robert stayed with C Bickel family. Henrietta celebrates girls basketball team victory en route to Columbus States title.
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Bridge Club
Rex Lees
Ernest Lamvermeyer
Charles Cook
Harley Kelly
Lees
Harland Schieder
Carolyn
Daniel Born
Evelyn Hildebrand
Detroit
Victor Hostettler
Born
Betty Ann
M. E. Church
Esme Portman
Leonard Buchs
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
John Born
Harry Decker
Howard Crook
Will Krieg
Elyria
C. Saltzman
Camden
Toledo
Earl Shedd
Robert
Columbus
C. O. Burrell
Carol
Local social notes list weekend visits and moves
Mr and Mrs G C Becker hosted visitors over the weekend. Mrs Orlo Cowen and daughter Doris Kipton called on Mr and Mrs Theodore Reis. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian and Mr and Mrs James Obitts and Charles Harper of Grafton. Ed Rothe hosted dinner for the Reis and Latteman parties.
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G. C. Becker
Orlo Cowen
Doris, Kipton
Theodore Reis
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
James Obitts
Charles Harper
Grafton
Ed Rothe
Milton Parrish Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Sweet
Albert Schneider
Byron Wellman
Brownhelm
Elmer Garber
Schneider
Albert Reusser
Paul Wyers
Ashland
D. A. Bennett
George Hinderer
Elyria
Ernest Lamver
Confucius on shaping virtue by public pressure
A quirky reflection cites Confucius proposing that virtuous people exert pressure on the crooked to bend them toward straight conduct. The line frames moral reform as social influence rather than coercion.
Deaf children learn to speak through scientific drill in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 120 deaf children are being taught to speak by vibration based methods under the Board of Education. A microphone and earphones system helps each child feel the instructor’s voice as music or speech is transmitted, aiming to overcome isolation from deafness.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Board of Education
Otners
Serena F. Davis
Notable Speech Therapy Method Uses Drum for Accent Learning
A teacher describes how children learn word recognition by sound and repetition and practice light and heavy word stresses by touching a base drum while words are spoken, simulating a microphone. The method emphasizes recognition without lip reading and incorporates tactile cues for pronunciation.
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Will Rogers
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Medina
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Rittman
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James
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John Koepke
J. D. Obitts
E. H. Rothe
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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