Sultan Kemal Dines In Wellington En Route To Akron
Sultan Kemal and six Turkish gentlemen dined at the Blue Bird restaurant in Wellington yesterday while traveling from Constantinople toward Akron to locate the missing princess Anastasia. The party wore Turkish fez with American style dress, and Kemal spoke through an interpreter while autographing the menu. The manager notes Sultan Kemal is a common Turkish name, suggesting a representative rather than the ruler.
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Wellington
Sultan Kemal
Akron
Constantinople
Anastasia
Robert Hammond
Turkey
Local teen catches large reservoir black bass
Robert Lewis aged 17 son of Mrs Frank Clara of this place landed a six pound fourteen ounce black bass in the reservoir Saturday. Local fishermen say it ranks among the largest black bass caught this side of Canada in recent memory.
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Robert Lewis
Frank Clara
Canada
Wellington High Orchestra Qualifies for National Contest
Wellington High School orchestra, winner of first place at the state contest in Clearview, earns qualification to perform at the National High School Orchestra Contest in Chicago's World's Fair. The band finished sixth in state. local citizens push to raise funds for entry, as no funds are currently available.
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Wellington High School
Clearview
Chicago
Wellington Band
Couple from Lorain Dismissed After Auto Crash Injuries
Mr and Mrs Alfred Stevens of Lorain were treated at Falls Clinic Hospital after a Friday night auto accident near the Sugashi corner north of town. They were discharged Saturday and returning home from a dance. Both suffered bad cuts and bruises.
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Alfred Stevens
Lorain
Falls Clinic Hospital
W C T U Meeting Thursday With Speakers
The annual Mother and Daughter Day W C T U meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs. Frank Warren home. Mrs. L A Baumgardner will lead a musical program by White Ribbon recruits and Mrs. Paul Pierce of Oberlin will speak. College woman to address local meeting Wang of Oberlin College will address the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday afternoon. Mite boxes to be opened.
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Frank Warren
L. A. Baumgardner
White Ribbon
Paul Pierce
Oberlin
Sunday School Officers Impress In Morals and Music
A group of boys from Darrell Sheperd's Sunday School class led the Methodist service yesterday morning with Phillip Duffacher as minister Frank Marley as layman and William Moore as superintendent. A quartet by Bobbie Billie Frank Ralph Gray and Harry Arthur Carter was heard. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George R. Young of Swickley and Mr. and Mrs. C Hedge and daughter Virginia of Newark. Miss Edith Robinson will be...
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Darrell Sheperd
Methodist
Phillip Duffacher
Frank Marley
William Moore
Bobbie
Billie Frank
Ralph Gray
Harry Arthur Carter
George R. Young
Swickley
Franklin Jones
Charles Canfield
Herrick Avenue East
Methodist Sunday School
L. A. Baumgardner
C. ©. Hedge
Virginia
Newark
O. W. Robertson
Clarence Seitters
Wellington
George Liminger
Camden
Will Ginnard
Cleveland
C. C. Hines
Hila Searles
Marion
Joseph Walker
Ruggles
O. H. Dirlam
T. H. Breyley
Pittsfield
Clyde
Walter Dirlam
Fred Anderson
Geo. Ross
Conrad Naegele
Johnson Crile
Ralph Krage
Geo. Welch
Rivers Corners
Mr. Welch
Forest Rice
Frank
Robert
Carl Garrison
Ruth
Rice
A. H. Schriver
Karl Garrison
Sweden Exposes New Swedish Creations at Progress Ex
Sweden presents its newest wood textiles and metal designs at the Swedish Pavilion in the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago this summer. Dr. Gregor Paulsson, head of the Swedish unit, selected the featured products.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Chicago
Gregor Paulsson
Rubber shoes fitted to milk wagons in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts horses on milk wagons are fitted with rubber shoes to reduce noise during early morning deliveries. The passage also notes that George M Cohan may not recall the exact count of plays he has written produced and acted in.
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Pittsfield
Mass
George M. Cohan
Meeting notes highlight church and civic events
Activities include the Woman's Association meeting at the Congregational church with Home Mission charge and Mrs. John Hild as entertaining chairwoman. Oberlin Baptist church sacred concert at the Ist Methodist auditorium. Senior and Junior Girl Reserves hosted a vesper service. Glee Club breakfast slated for Saturday morning. Community visits by local couples noted. Regular village council and Board of Public Affairs meetings planned. Kathryn Murray to entertain Entre Nous club Saturday.
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Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Home Mission Department
John Hild
Gaston
Salem
Wadsworth
C. W
Board of Public Affairs
Methodist Church
Oberlin Baptist Church
Kathryn Murray
Joe Melick
Cleveland
Fred Leupin
Congregational Church
Local Hometown Notes Report Social Visits in Huntington Area
Mrs T A West with Arlene and La verne West visited Mrs J B Thomas in Oberlin last Friday. Numerous neighbors and relatives share Sunday calls and weekend visits across Huntington including the Hines, Burden, Dirlam, Easterday and Garrison families with extended stays and hospital and funeral attendance.
Science and staff life as an affair of the heart
The quote contrasts science as an intellect matter with managing people as a heart matter. It asserts that staffing and how it is entrusted to others should be guided by human consideration and compassion, not just technical knowledge.
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Ruskin
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