Boake Carter Analyzes Florida Ship Canal Debates
Boake Carter reports mixed expert opinions on the proposed Florida ship canal. He notes conflicting views among engineers, political wrangling, and the potential impact on Southern Florida and national taxes. He questions whether tolls and shipping needs justify the project and urges direct input from intercoastal carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All America
Roosevelt
Passamaquoddy
Florida
Miami
Commonwealth
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Ports
Keys
Gulf of Mexico
House
Unusual Florida Church Built, Destroyed by Hurricanes, Rebuilt
The article recounts how a Florida church was constructed, wrecked by successive hurricanes, rebuilt again, and finally completed in its current form. It notes the church hosts the state’s only Sunday School bus, which travels ten miles to fetch children and ten miles back each Sunday.
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Florida
Eaton High Banquet Celebrates Basketball Teams
A St Patrick themed banquet honored Eaton High basketball squads with awards presented by Coach Sakola. Honorary captains Dick Hawke and George Komm spoke as players received miniature basketball letters. Plans were announced for a county official supper on March 21 and a future rummage sale.
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EATON
Eaton High
W. E. Kessler
Paul Sievert
Margaret Stranahan
Betty Lyon
A. T. Sraith
Donald Phelps
Dick Hawke
George Komm
Harold Tompkins
Sakola
Jack Elton
Ridgeville Grange Opens Meeting With Notices
North Ridgeville regular Ridgeville Grange meeting opened at 8 p m with Master E A Brandt presiding. Chaplain absent. Miss Anna Neiding filled role. Ill reports for Mrs Carl Kathe and George Maddock. Announced Lorain County officers banquet March 29 and Home Economic Committee fish fry March 24. Fireman dinner report praised. Program covered local taxes by Ez ra Knowles and Dan Harding.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Missionary Talk At Palm City Church Noted
Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at the church featured Rev. and Mrs. E C Young describing a Palm City Mission church supported by Home Missions of Congregational churches. Mrs Young spoke of a Father and Son banquet and the church’s ongoing struggles.
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Robert Haehl
N. Salisbury
H. G. Stacy
Ladies Benevolent Society
E. C. Young
Florida
Palm City
Congregational Churches
Rev. Young
Saint Patrick Day Social Highlights At Grange Activities
Robert Merideth age eleven is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Emil Beyer hosts her aunt Mrs. S Walker of Cleveland. East Division members met at Mrs. Emery Hershey home for a St Patrick contest won by Mrs. Meta Anderson. Tea and green themed cakes served. Friendship Club hosted by Mrs Felix Anderson with cohostess Mrs C Kost. Grange Home Economic Committee to hold a fish fry at Grange Hall Friday at 5 30 p m. Everyone welcome.
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Robert Merideth
Emil Beyer
S. Walker
Cleveland
Emery Hershey
Meta Anderson
Felix Anderson
Friendship Club
C. Kost
Home Economic Committee of the Grange
Grange Hall
South Amherst Community Activities March Night
The Athletic Banquet at South Amherst High School auditorium begins at 6:30 in the evening with PTA serving. After dinner basketball teams attend a theatre party. Lenten services are set for Nativity Church and St John’s Evangelical Church with Rev. Steiger and Rev. Schmidt leading.
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South Amherst
Parent-Teachers Association
R. J. Steiger
Nativity Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Young People’s League
Flora
Florence Schneider
Ladies Aid Society
Mayor Petro to Speak at Workers Alliance Forum
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro will address the open forum at the Workers Alliance of America on Friday night at 204 Lodi Street. The event, fourth in a series, will cover city government problems and is open to the public with prior speakers including county and WPA officials.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Workers’ Alliance of America
Alliance
Lodi Street
William France
Doris Todd
Ernest Holmes
Walter Watts
Harold Warner
Lorain
WPA
Ray Sutliff
WPA Labor Relations Board
Akron
H. J. Durham
Arnold Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
Townsend Club Sees Large Turnout at Middle Avenue Meeting
A capacity crowd filled Townsend Club No. 1 rooms at 136 Middle Avenue for a 7:30 p.m. session led by President Doane. Reports from the treasurer and secretary were delivered, with talks by Engles of South Amherst and Mrs. Fritz of Lorain No. 3. Speakers and performers including Jean Randall, Mrs. Fritz, and Mr. Haynes highlighted a program featuring Townsend songs, readings, and a forthcoming March 23 speech by Heron in South Amherst.
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Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Pres. Doane
Engles
South Amherst
Fritz
Lorain No
Dean
Cleveland Auditorium
Townsend
Neff
Giles
Dover Center
Heron
Wayne Albers
Trenton
New Jersey
Reisinger
Jean Randall
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tom and Jerry
Unemployment Official Bollmeyer Resigns for World’s Fair Post
Fred J. Bollmeyer of Cleveland, chief of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Informational Service, resigns effective today. Appointed January 10 under the State Civil Service, he will take advertising and publicity work for a rubber company at the New York World's Fair.
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Columbus, CO
Fred J. Bollmeyer
Cleveland
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Informational Service
H. C. Atkinson
Bollmeyer
State Civil Service
Noted honorees and pot-luck lunch plan
The text mentions honored guests for February and March and states a pot-luck lunch will be served by those not on the honor list. It implies a community event with meals and recognition, but specific names, dates, and place are not provided.
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Florida
Southern
Northern
Roosevelt
America
Union
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Ruary
March
Weekend visits noted across Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs John Mori and daughters Jeanne and Joyce stayed with relatives in Marion. Mr and Mrs Leonard Haage of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb. Mr and Mrs Martin Springer and Mrs Lodi Gibson visited the Fridenstein home in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Arthur Oaks and son David from Warren were guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kreeger.
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John Mori
Jeanne
Joyce
Marion
Ohio
Leonard Haage
Elyria
Jacob Kolb
Martin Springer
Lodi Gibson
Henry Fridenstein
Arthur Oaks
David
Warren, Ohio
Lewis Kreeger
No More Waking Up Mornings Feeling Achy and Dizzy
Massillon Ohio case notes a local woman reports relief from chronic constipation after using Vendol. She describes prior headaches dizziness and poor appetite, then credits Vendol with smoother bowel movements better sleep and restored appetite. Vendor Man at Phillips Drug Store promotes the remedy.
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J. G. Elliott
Lincoln Way
Massillon
Phillips Drug Store
Broad Street
New London Grange elects chair of Home Economics committee
New London Grange held its meeting with about fifty members. Three ballots were required to elect Mrs. Harry Chandler as chair of the Home Economics committee for the coming year after two ties. The session opened with the Fourth Degree by Worthy Master Sutherland, and officers were mostly present. A talk on Persia by J. O. Guthrie followed, along with a humorous one act play. A St Patrick's Day luncheon concluded the event.
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New London
New London Grange
Harry Chandler
Sutherland
National Grange Monthly
Grange
Earl
Fitchville
Walter Kirk
Persia
J. O. Guthrie
Karolyn Theater
Guthrie
Madjid-Salman
Solomon
New London M E Aid Society Sees Large Attendance at March Meeting
About eighty women including many visitors from Fitchville and Greenwich attended the New London M E Aid Society monthly meeting in the church assembly room. A noon chow mein luncheon preceded a St Patrick themed decor. The program featured devotional use of Grace by Mrs C H Hearson, scripture, prayers, and hymns. Reports showed the Colonial party earned eight dollars fifty cents.
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Fitchville
Greenwich
New London M. E. Aid Society
Church Assembly Room
New London Society
C. H. Hearson
St. John
Nellie Barker
Pearl Roscoe
Attempted assassination of former Chinese premier Wang Ching-wei
Three Chinese attempted to assassinate Wang Ching-wei, former Chinese premier, in Hanoi at 3 AM. Wang was not harmed. four people were wounded including Wang’s secretary and Tseng Chung-Ming, former Chinese vice minister for railroads. Dispatches from Hanoi and the Domei News Agency reported the attack and injuries.
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Shanghai
Wang Ching-Wei
Hanoi
Wang
China
Kuomintang
Domei News
Tseng Chung-Ming
Mme. Fseng
Domei
Tokyo
Secretary of State Real Estate Board Resigns in March
Charles M. Beer of Ashland acting secretary of the State Real Estate Board resigns effective March 31 per State Commerce Director Charles H. Jones. Beer previously served as State Fair manager and received 3600 dollars while on the board. New York City's Bronx marks Jonas Bronck whose home was there.
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Columbus, CO
Charles M. Beer
Ashland
State
Charles H.jones
Beer
New York City
Bronx
Jonas Bronck
Fitchville and Greenwich Societies Report on Yearly Gains
Fitchville and Greenwich societies recounted their income sources from the past year. Mrs Minnie Seiler shared Florida trip experiences. Cards of appreciation were read from convalescents. Mrs Claudia Messenger led a contest. The Rev W H Mitchell and Rev Bryenton spoke before the group adjourned after accepting Mrs Edwin Carpenter of Olena’s invitation to the next meeting.
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Fitchville
Greenwich
Minnie Seiler
Florida
Claudia Messenger
W. H. Mitchell
Bryenton
Fitchville-Greenwich
Edwin Carpenter
Olena
Concert by St Paul Sacred Choir in New London Sunday
Prof. Guy M. Lawson will conduct the St Paul Sacred Choir of Cleveland in a concert at the New London High School auditorium on Sunday evening March 26. The program starts at 8 15 p m. The pastor Rev James M Lawson of Second Methodist is mentioned as father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Lawson
James M. Lawson
Second Methodist Church
St. Paul Sacred Choir
Cleveland
New London High School
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge Box Social At I O O F Temple
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No 251 hosts an old fashioned box social at the I O O F temple in town on Friday evening March 24. Open to the general public this event is part of a series of lodge sponsored social activities through the winter season.
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Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No. 251
I. O. O. F. Temple
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