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Private citizen Stepped Into the peshota of the government when the Senate sued a resolution asking that suggestions of Charles Edwin ghstower of Jacksonville Fla for improving the United States Postal Service be examined by a Senate committee The resolution introduced by Senator Trammell of Florida states Hightower prepared the list of suggestions for service improvement and would bring about a higher degree of efficiency If some of his ideas have already been run by the Post Office Department The Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads is instructed to examine the merits of Hightsver s new list and to ascertain whether any of his ideas are already in use by the department If so the committee will determine why providence views the course.
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Pwashington
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Charles Edwinghstower
Jacksonville
Fla
Ator Trammell
Florida
Hightower
Get Office
Committee On Post
Hun
Carlisle Weekend Socials Leave Guests Intertwined
Mar 24 Mr and Mrs I N Haven spent Friday with Mr and Mrs William Hud of Fields Mira Glenn Wise of Ray Village visited the week end guest of Mr and Mrs R E Brightbill Mr and Mrs John Schildt and Mr and Mrs Al Krebs called Sunday evening Mr and Mrs W B Hamlin and Mrs L D Hamlin visited in Carlisle seeking to record a modest social gathering from local families with several households noted.
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Sunday Social Notes From Belden and Nearby
Relatives visited in Belden area on Sunday including Mrs. Nee Haigh of Kipton and the Swanson family from Cleveland.多 Several local households hosted guests and relatives from Elyria, Lakewood, Strongsville, Wellington, and Cleveland. A La Porte church plans a Fathers and Sons banquet on March thirty first. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Banks died Thursday.
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Charles A. Huene
Nee Haigh
Kipton
Arthur Ebrke
Archiz West
Car Bingham
Ade Dirlam
Cleveland
J. W. Barres
Lakewood
Methodist Church
la Porte
Myre
Chas. Swanson
Leon C. Ward
Bert Squire
Butternut Ridge
Herbert Wacker
Burt Pickard
Bisqnette
Fremont
Ohio
Joe "Steimmetz
Elmer Humphrey
L. A. Welton
Harry Westley
W. H. Lycraft
Elyria
Chas. Madison
Ruth
Sugar Ridge
A. J. Jackson
Henry Jackson
Frank Jackson
Harvey Holmes
Garnes Andress
John Smith
Frank Blakeslee
Amert
George Wacker
Grace
Fred L. Wacker
Andrew Burmacher
Nick Biermacher
North Ridgeville
Ira Shuster
Alice Pitts
Clitus Biermacher
Fern Mole
Tom Wacker
Roy
Mierbert Wacker
Tom Henson
East River St
Birth of a son to Parker Baird in Avoherst hospital
Born Monday March 22 at Avoherst hospital a six and three quarter pound baby boy named James Parker to Mr and Mrs Parker Baird. Mr and Mrs WH Brandau and Mrs J Fauver of Elyria are noted. Carl Dudley of Oberlin visited the Shattuck home. The Congregational Woman's Missionary society plans a tea on Wednesday March 31 at Mrs BK Lindsley’s home with hostesses Mrs H B Whittlesey Mrs J HY Miller and Mrs Arthur Rica.
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Alfred Baker
Vancouver
Washington
F. H. Peck
Congregational Woman's Missionary Society
BK. Lindsley
H. B. Whittlesey
J. HY. Miller
Arthur Rica
New bids to be asked for police auto purchase
Safety Director James A Hewitt announced re advertising for new bids after eight prior bids were rejected. The move follows the plan to furnish a police automobile and fund details were not provided. Local social notes mention Wellington visitors Flor ence Davidson and others.
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Pollice Department
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Episcopal Bishop Brant sails for Europe mission voyage
Bishop Charles J. Brent of Buffalo sails on the liner to assume charge of the American Episcopal church in Europe. He is commissioned by the World’s Conference on Faith and Order to visit European churches aiding the Lausanne conference set for August 1927. Brent chairs the continuation committee representing eighty seven Christian bodies.
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New York
Charles J. Brent
Buffalo
Republc
American Episcopal Church
Europe
Lausanne
Switzerland
Brant
Churches to Attend Lausanne Conference Commanded by Bishop Brent
About 400 to 500 church representatives are expected at the Lausanne conference. Bishop Brent said participation would not surrender any doctrine or position. Disagreements among churches will be studied for mutual understanding, not controversy. Eighteen new coal and iron plants employ 180,000 men to be opened in England.
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England
New System Enables Nine-Week House Construction in England
A new concrete system accelerates home building in England, reducing the construction period to nine weeks per dwelling. The development promises faster housing delivery and potential cost savings amid growing demand for residences.
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England
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