Airplane Crashes Fever Last Year Decreased
Washington reported a drop in crashes for commercial flights, with 3 400 000 miles flown between accidents compared to 1 600 000 miles in 1931. Improved weather services and meteorology training across transport companies reduced risk and aided flight safety decisions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
W. OR. Gregg
Weather Bureau
Airway Weather Service
Department
Watcby
Air Transportation
South Amherst clubs share pleasant afternoon events
Mrs John Witt hosted the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church parlors for a business meeting planning a noon April 3 dinner and an April 4 tour to Oberlin. A Bible contest featured Mrs Cloton Kilmer as prize winner and refreshments followed. The Civic Club had a well attended evening meeting in the school auditorium with William Roberts delivering a reading. Prizes went to Christina Grebe Mrs William Gleason J Bauman of Oberlin and Junior Waltz. The Progressive Sunday School class held a Banco Party at the Congregational church with many tables in play and refreshments served afterward. A Volunteer Fireman meeting is scheduled at the fire station this evening.
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South Amherst
John Witt
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Oberlin
Cloton Kilmer
Ctvic Club
Civic Club
William Roberts
Banco
Christina Grebe
William Gleason
J. Bauman
Congregational Church Trustees Meet At Engle Home
Trustees and officials of the Congregational church will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle this evening for a business meeting. Briefs note Mia Herman Peabody and daughter Alma Rose attended a party in Spencer Ohio on Thursday. Mrs Lester Woods of Lakewood called at the home of Mr and Mrs William Gleason Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Arthur Engle
Mia
Herman Peabody
Datghter
Alma Rose
Spencer
Ohio
Mra
Lester Woods
Lakewood
William Gleason
William Shepherd
Elyria
George Kelling
Thomas Britt
Lauretta
Ridgeville
Mary Banks
Andrew Mittendorf
Avon Exchange Club Hosts Quilting Meeting
Miss Doris Jameson hosted the Avon Exchange Club at her home on March 22. A noon lunch preceded an afternoon of quilting with guests including Mrs Ambrose Wearsch and daughter Jean, Mrs Foster Schenck and daughters Nancy Lou and Barbara, and others. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Schinck’s home.
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Exchange Club
Avon
Doris Jameson
Exchangé Club
Ambrose Wearsch
Jean
Foster Schenck
Nancy Lou
Barbara
John Jameson
Wilson Jameson
Gladyr
Edna Peak
Schinck
Alumni of Mines Span 47 States 44 Countries
Golden Colorado School of Mines reports its graduates dispersed across 47 of 48 states and 44 countries. Mexico employs the largest number with 63 alumni. Export training and field careers extend to Central and South America and all five continents.
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Golden
Colo
Colorado School of Mines
Central
South America
Mexico
South
International spread of graduates from the Institution
The latest records show 142 alumni missing from the rolls while most graduates reside in Chile, Venezuela, Africa, China, and the Philippines. New Hampshire reports no graduates. three women have earned degrees with notable positions in Prescott, Washington DC, and an architect in Arizona.
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America
Chile
Venezuela
Africa
China
Philippine Islands
New Hampshire
Florence Jones i
Prescott, Ariz
Grace Mulligan
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Ninetta Allla Davis
New London Basketball Banquet Planned For Wildcats And Streaks
Plans began for the annual basketball banquet in New London with a tentative date set for Friday March 29. Committee members Jay Thomas Percy Parnell and Katherine Staples were named to organize plans outline the program and arrange the banquet. In a separate note the Second M E Church held its Quarterly Conference with Rev R W Stammett conducting and Bishop Lester Smith presiding. Funds were raised for benevolence and deacons' obligations. one new member joined the church and the group was reported in satisfactory condition.
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New London
Wildcat
Blue Streak
Jay Thomas
Percy Parnell
Katherine Staples
R W. Stammett
Columbus
Oho
M. E
Lester Smith
G. W. Hall
Elyria
Local Pastor to retire after 47 years of service
Rev John W White, longtime local pastor, will retire at year’s end. He announces special services for his last three Sundays. On April 7 Rev Harry Byrd of Mansfield will lead both morning and afternoon services and give a farewell address that evening. Local pastors will cover pulpit duties on the following Sundays.
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John W. White
Harry Byrd
Mansfield
Delver
Rev. White
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Amherst
Ronco Party
VOGUE
John Fry
Sue Mittendorf
Gertle Rauscher
Caroline Fry
Cat Casper
Jim Nagle
John Lear
Mittendorf
Florence Curtiss
Katherine Gates
Malm
Chicago
Mary Weber
M. E. Church
Robert Pickering
Navy
Jonquil
Cious
Stake Co
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