Rotary hears discussion on construction progress
Robert Bell of Lehigh Cement Company spoke at the Elyria Rotary on In Your World of Construction. He stressed wise spending of construction dollars and noted the industry is second only to railroading, with seven million spent annually and high wage totals. Mayor Lewitt reported on city relief, noting donations have lessened but jobs are opening for some. others no longer meet needs. E F Allen summarized his four club addresses in Michigan to Kentucky.
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Robert Bell
Lehigh Jement Company
Elyria Rotary Club
Newell
Bell
James A. Lewitt
Wiyria
Wtarl
E. F. Allen
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Charles Crehore
British Columbia seeks law for blind pensions
A petition to the government of British Columbia asks for a blind pension plan similar to U S standards. It seeks ten dollars a month starting at age forty, and the same monthly amount for all blind adults over 21 who are unable to work or unemployed.
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British Columbia
Victoria
B. C
Wellington News Briefs Highlight Death of Genevieve Longacre
Mrs. J W Watters mourns sister Genevieve Nichols Longacre wife of Medina business leader Leland Longacre. She died at Fairview hospital Cleveland after illness last Thursday. Funeral plans pending. Wellington Masons hold large inspection with 160 present. Eagles win bowling clash and plan next match. Easter program planned by Baptist Sunday school. Numerous short items cover local church events, meetings and society notes.
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Wellington
J. W. Watters
Genevieve Nichols Longacre
Leland Longacre
Medina
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
Longacre
Lorain County
Eastern Star Order
King's Daughters Organization
Watters
Meding
Prother Humphries
Cleveland I
Congregational Church
Carol Wight
Siodi, Sullivan
New London
Greenwich
Wakeman
Oberlin
Cland, la
Baptist Sunday School
Chester Eglin
Neville Hyde
W. L. Lamoreaux
C. E. Baylor
Hebron
Carbon dioxide life restoring proposal from Yale professor
In New Haven, Yale professor Yandell Henderson urges a law to require inhalation of carbon dioxide in oxygen for born infants. He argues the method saves more lives than eye disinfection laws in some states and condemns old practices like swinging and spanking for non breathing newborns.
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New Haven
Conn
Yandell Henderson
Yale
Journal of the American Medical Journal
Henderson
Mendelson
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Hill
Lucille Roice
G. B. Roice
H. K. Finley
Heaven
Ruth Hege
Chatfield
H. Neville Hyde
John Hilfiker
Baptist Orchestra
Nancy Lois West
Elinore Carigs
Cecelia Senseman
Janet Clisby
Elizabeth Wright
Miss Lowery
Missy Witbeck
Sarah Huntridge
Henry Hamser
District 4
Jea Monthly
Broad Street
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Peptona
Rexall
Pinkham
de Bonite
Phillip
Olive CO
Anease
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Strasskas
Bae Bie
Putnam Dry Cleaner
Putnam
Piso
King's Discovery
Vicks Vapo
Agarex
Colgate
Phillipa Buchu
Ingram
Woodbury’s
Igarettes
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Joncaire
Soc Glo Co
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