Massed peace advocates push educational campaigns in Washington
Six hundred delegates from forty peace groups concluded a three day effort in Washington promoting a pro League of Nations and world economy accord. Critics allege the drive aims to shape U.S. policy and weaken neutrality law through radio, literature, and field work led by the Carnegie Endowment’s propaganda division and allied organizations.
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Washington
George Washington
Reary
Piere
League of Nations Inter
This Beauty Secret Comes From a Doctor
Dr. F. M. Edwards promoted Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable laxative to improve complexions by addressing constipation. The ad claims many women avoided beauty parlors and saw better appearance after treatment, urging readers to buy from druggists in 16, 30, or 60 cent sizes.
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F. M. Edwards
Partners in Love and War Tests at Paris and Rome
Paul learns Peggy may be bound to Jimmie, hears of a Paris departure and a possible Rome posting, while Peggy faces a postponed marriage amid family plans. Jimmie buries himself in work in New York, his heart broken by Peggy’s past and the Christmas engagement.
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Pat
Peggy
Jimmie
Jimmie Meredith
Pawl
Rimini
Paul
Jimmuic
Jamme
Peany
bin Paul
Jimime
Signor Meredith
Paris
Ethiopta
Rome
Pega
Mr. Chissi7
New York
de Oov
France
Tim
Posey O'Toole
Jimme
Education campaign tied to world co operation in Washington
The piece notes a propaganda effort linked to the Washington Conference on World Economic Co operation with figures such as Norman J. Davis and John W. Davis involved. It mentions pamphlets and schooling aims, calls for lectures, and reference to 84 million acres in Russia winter crops as context. The tone reflects a period biographer perspective on policy and public education campaigns.
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Moeways Counsel
Jolly Oasis
Dans T. Sharwel
Gulduis
Washingtounfair
Pevculs
Thomas W. Liumont
Morgan Parkner
National Council
Counel of Foreign Relations
Darectuys Russel C
Norman J. Davis
England
Carnegie Endowment
Butler
Washington
London Foreign
Russia
Boy Kills Large Bear With .22 Caliber Rifle
Brella Coola B C Billy Napier reports a boy shot and killed a 100 pound black bear with a .22 caliber rifle. The brain is described as one of the largest ever shot in the district, highlighting the bear’s size and the successful hunt.
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Boy
Brella Coola
B.C
Billy Napier
Holla Coola Valley
Billy
Avon Dance Party Planned by Ladies of MoB Church
Avon March 80 The Ladies Add of the MoB Church will sponsor a dance party in the church basement Friday evening April 1. The public is invited. Friends of Donald Wubbard surprised him at his home Saturday afternoon and helped him celebrate his birthday anniversary. After several games a lunch was served. He received several nice gifts.
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Avon
Church
Donald Wubbard
School orchestra to play for Senior class play on April 29
The school orchestra is progressing rapidly. Members and instruments include Irene Forthofer first violin with Robert Moon Jewn Smith Dorothy Brown and Margaret Fitch. LaVerne Forthofer second violin. Matjorie Walker trombone. Shirley Kramer drums. Russell Chester Eugene McCowan trumpets. Ralph Forthofer Le Roy Forthofer clarinets. June Barr piano. Officers are secretary Marjorie Walker librarian Irene Forthofer business manager Le Roy Forthofer assistant business manager Ralph Forthofer.
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Marjorie Walker
Irene Forthofer
LeRoy Forthofer
Ralph Forthofer
Robert Moon
Jewn Smith
Dorothy Brown
Margaret Fitch
Jamey Butti
Phyllis Leonard
Anna Campagna
LaVerne Forthofer
Mat-jorie Walker
Shirley Kramer
Russell Chester
Eugene McCowan
June Barr
Piang
Local notices from Elyria area
Mrs Goodman of Center road admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Bertia Stabbard resumes work in Lorain after three months at home due to illness on a dog notice.
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Goodman
Center Road
Elyria Memorial
Bertia Stabbard
Lorain
Remarkable Lorain County tale honors Norm’s mind over body
A Cleveland contributor recalls a lifelong Lorain County resident named Norm, who began schooling in a tiny hilltop one-room schoolhouse. Despite rheumatism and paralysis later, Norm’s mental vitality remained, guiding a life of cheer and usefulness while the community’s others built a future around him.
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Lorain
Norm
Noth
Chronicle-Telegram
John A. Chamberlain
Cleveland
Ile
Christopher Wren
Pioteer
Adern
Lins
New England
Oberlin Cotlege
Vauliously
Uuy
Norn
Ste Norn
Drise
Hearta
John
State Senate
West Coast
Everyday Movies By Denys Wortman and School Reunion
A nostalgic column recalls a small district school reunion where former students share memories and honor an esteemed community member. The Laurel wrestling trophy is noted and local roads and Beck Drive are discussed for repair, with a council committee handling streets and drainage. The next meeting is set for Monday, April 21.
Avon Lake Council Meeting Notes 1935 Approve Bills
Avon Lake council met Monday with councilor Ovens, installer of the previous month, and the bills were ordered paid. A report on building permits issued in February and March 1935 showed no new construction totaling 170 dollars. The clerk was authorized to purchase 20 tons of slag and to continue other routine duties.
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Avon Lake
Vilage Conneil
The
Cork
Boy Scout Troop 132 Receives National Charter
A large group of parents and friends attended a recent Investiture service where Boy Scout Troop No. 132 was presented with its national charter. Tim Kinser of American Legion Post No. 11 presented the charter, with Fireland Area leader Stout Eaecuny New cum coordinating the program. Troop No. 130 from Lorain participated, and Joe cul Seguts sponsors supported the event. Members named include Adrian Nasder Hiehaegen, Calvin Burmeister, Edward Kunis, Dan Huling, Jack Kinser, Douglas Seavert, Dan Kelle Tomer, Bill Lawler, Bernard Wilson, Alfred Edwards, Andrew Oricz, and Robert Casha. Bob Nishre was Scoutmaster with William Wyson as assistant.
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Troup No. 132
Cest
Stout Eaecuny Newcum
Fireland
Lorain
Tim Kinsner
American Legion Post No .11
Joe Cul
Calvin Burmeister
Edward Kunis
Dan Huling
Jack Kinser
Douglas Seavert
Dan Kelle Tomer
Bill Lawler
Bernard Wilson
Alfred Ewards
Andrew Oricz
Robert Casha
Bob Nishre
William Wyson
Red
Cleveland Girl Reserves Celebrate 25th Jubilee
Mrs Wayne Black and daughter Phyllis attend the Cleveland Girl Reserves 25th Jubilee in the Dublin Mugle Hall. Numerous local families host or visit relatives across Cleveland and nearby towns. Caroling and church services noted with Avon and Oberlin participation. several guests travel from Lorain and Parma with updates on illness and travel.
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Wayne Black
Phyllis
Misa Marthe Eckert
Cleveland Girl Reserves
Dublle Mugle Hg
Cleveland
Lizzie Vache
Lakewood
Charles Florwedel
Nettie Viets
Avon
Stra
Howard Walker
Elen Higgins
Dorothy Demma
Rosalind Mitchell
Emma Handler
Oberlin
Avon Sbaptlat
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Carl Weber
J. Perry
Peter Weber
Ruth Hing
Manoverton
Margaret Davidson
H. Henry
Sharp
Parma
H. Kiefer
Pittsburgh
Harry Trigolet
Carolyn
Norman Smith
Lorain
Hugh Fitzgerald
Peggy
Florida
Fitzgerald
Recitals Schedule Light Ahead at Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin officials announced nearly thirty five recitals from April 14 to June 6 with only a few dates open before commencement week. The concert series includes senior and master's recitals, faculty performances, and organization events. The A Capella Choir appears April 26 and Elizabethan Singers May 3, with other recitals by Miss Frudenie Fish, Miss Margaret Pohl, and Mr William Steven through May 17.
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Conservatory
A Capella
Elizabethan Singers
Frudenie Fish
Voice Revital
Margaret Pohl
William Steven
Miss Fish
Mr. Steven
Mise Poh
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