Child Welfare Conference To Be Held Here
S H Squire of Elyria will chair the Lorain County committee planning the District Child Welfare Conference to be held April 25, 1929 at the Congregational church under the State Dept of Public Welfare. Walter Underwood assists. districts include Lorain, Elyria, Huron and Cuyahoga. Conference aims to raise community interest in social issues and juvenile prevention, with talks by Miss Bell Grove and other state speakers and a local round table. Public officials, service clubs, ministers, educators, and social workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Squire
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Lorain
Congregational Church
Division of Charities
State Department of Public Welfare
Squire
Walter B. Underwood
Huron
Cuyahoga
Miss Bell Grove
Columbus
American Legion
Beatrice Minnich
Vincent Morris and Local News Roundup
March 18 notes: Walter Waldeck returns to Cleveland after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs A C Warner. Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Sheetz improving after three weeks. Mr Hubbard Northridge injured in house fire. Celia Gill suffers rheumatism. Community club meets Garfield schoolhouse. social time and refreshments follow. Vincent school shows a picture machine by Cleveland firm. small turnout. Markley school enrolls three new pupils Robert Clark Bernice and Bessie Danforth. Anna Horvatich absent due to ill mother. Many pupils were absent.
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Garfield
Vincent
Cleveland
Markley School News
Markley School
Robert Clark
Bernice
Bessie Danforth
Anna Horvatich
Birmingham Community Notes and Visits
Mrs Henry M Dute hosted the Ladies Aid at her Birmingham Reform ed church home with 18 ladies and five children present from South Amherst. Rosa Snyder and others attended from South Amherst. Boxing and sports occurred at the Birmingham school house on March 19. H W Stewart family moving into Jack Zimmerman’s. Easter program planned by Birmingham M E church choir and Sunday school. Milton Schlechter visited ill brother Carl Schlechter who remains ill but improved.
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Birmingham
Henry M. Dute
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham Reformed Church
South Amherst
Rosa Snyder
Henry Teman
Harry Brueker
Oscar Snyder
Nelson Reusser
Henrietta
Myron Schlecter
H. W. Stewart
Jack Zimmerman
Birmingham M. E. Church
Milton Schlecter
Rodge
Carl
Chinese laundry check print bill dies in committee
In Albany New York Chinese laundry checks remain unreadable to some. Assemblyman Kelly of Utica backed a bill requiring checks to be printed in English but the measure died in the assembly judiciary committee. In Ft Wayne Indiana Luther Millington sues for divorce saying his wife favors her dogs and cats over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Assemblyman Kelly
Utica
Kelly
Assemly Judiciary Committee
FT. Wayne
Ind
Luther Millington
Students Learn German at Berlin University This Semester
Forty four nations send students to the University of Berlin this semester to study German as part of a language program. Professors note strong turnout and diverse classroom backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Berlin
Tius
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy in Cleveland ad
A Cleveland reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in a testimonial letter. She describes weakness and inability to eat, saying after ten bottles her health improved and she regained strength, and she continues using it until fully strong again. The message is included as an advertisement.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arcade Avenue
Mes
ExtzaseTat Toso
Hale Ave
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