Aurora Borealis Heard Audible Across Arctic Night
Reported by Clark M. Garber in Science, the aurora borealis is audible as well as visible. Garber describes a 2000 foot high Arctic divide near Cape Prince of Wales where beams of light passed overhead and crackling sounds were heard, with each beam lasting minutes and the continuous glow emitting a prolonged crackling note.
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Clark M. Garber
Reindeer Rive
Garber
Nuluk River
Cape Prince of Wales
Atrota
Ufe
Jinio
Missing Chicago Boys Sought in Police Search
Two young Chicago boys Joseph Sorokus Jr aged six and Charles Salkathas age seven vanished in Cheato. After two days police detained two men with criminal records for questioning as part of a wide spread investigation.
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Joseph Sorokus, Jr
Charles Salkathas
Vincent Vincent Hosts and Visitors in Elyria Area
Local social notices list Mr and Mrs F Castle visiting Elyria relatives on May 2. Numerous moves include guests from Cleveland Lorain and Mansfield, attendance at a General Ladies Aid meeting May 3, and church services with Rev Wager and Rev F A Ashburn.
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FL H. Lewis
George Koppenhaffer
Lorain
C. W. Scott
A. Woodings
Elyria
J. G. Morris
Adam Suhrer
Andrew Schiferstein
Harry Date
Harold Starkey
Laka Avenue
General Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
RB. A! White
Frank Escitruth
William Morris
Harry Downs
Cleveland
Lincoln Electric Company Welding School
Ald Society to hold all day gathering in church parlors
The article notes a Wednesday all day gathering by the Number Two Division of the Ald Society in church parlors, shifting from a Tuesday date. It also mentions twenty names handed to the Garden Club, an upcoming attendance contest from next month to October, and postponement of the Father and Son Banquet. Mrs Pavitch read the secretary’s report as 98 attended today, up from 74 last Sunday and 116 a year ago. Mr and Mrs Date of Amherat visited the Exch truth and family Sunday evening.
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Theo
Ald Society
Garden Club
Josephine Pavitch
Date
Amherat
Frank Exchtruth
West Ridge Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan attended Harry Storer funeral in Elyria Saturday afternoon. Numerous relatives from Elyria Batters Ridge Oberlin and surrounding areas visited and dined with local families Sunday and shared calls and greetings at the home of Mrs Etta Brown and with Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible.
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J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Harry Storer
Elyria
Theodore Penfound
Patricia
Flyria
Etta Brown
Carl Walthers
Wes
Arthur Hennings
Grace Hennings
Cleveland
Henry Voglesons
Raimond Simms
Eleanor
Charles Nash
Battern Ridge
W. M. Rochards
Blanche
Lakewood
R. W. Richards
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Harold
C. F. Smith
Edison Highway
Car Penfound
Joan
Gary
Beryl Snyder
Carolyn
Dale
Edward Sweeny
Donald
Robert
Oberlin
J. H. Panfound
E. Hahn
Huron
Walter Holstein
George Haines
G. Reese
Charles Schaible
Renaissance Of Family Life Seen By Writer
Paris journalist Madame Philippe Soupault returns from the United States noting a Renaissance in family life. She reports stronger solidarity, early child involvement in chores, and a humane, intimate American family culture. She observes independent, well educated women who marry by choice, with some working outside and husbands showing appreciation with a form of salary.
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Paris
Philipes Soupault
Parietenne
United States
New York
Broadway
Community Notes On Illness Visits And Local Meetings
W O Hart shows gradual improvement and sits up longer daily. Mr Schaible also slightly improving, many still suffer colds slow to yield to treatment. Margaret Pallas and sister Mil dred Zelda Schramm attended St Pauls church Young Peoples League meeting in Elyria. Zelda Schramm led. Sunday gatherings at W O Hart home included Reisingers Schmittgens Jordan Ashland Perry Reisinger and Mary Kapitt Belden. Visitors from Vermilion Ashland Middle Ridge Elyria and Cleveland called on local families. Effie Worlesong visited with Hennings of Cleveland.
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W. O. Hart
Mr. Schaible
Margaret Pallas
Mildred
Zelda Schramim
Wathryn Brown
Marian Pallas
Frederick
Young People’s League of
W. OH. Hart
Charles Reisinger
Lorain
Charles Schmittgen
Elyria
R. E. Jordan
Ashland
Perry Reisinger
Columbia
Mary Kapitt
Belden
Lewis Decker
Vermilion
H. H. Drusendahl
Lucretia Decker
Verne
Cleon
Ella Fowl
Middle Ridge
Bud Kelly
Johnny
Butternut Ridge
Henry Voglesong
Adelbert Johnston
S. VM. Johnston
Freda
Effie Worlesong
Mrs. Hennings
Cleveland
Nebraska Tree Day In Nebraska Nears Arbor Day
Nebraska's 1934 tree distribution program claims strong success with over a million trees requested. 16 workers at Halsey move about 70,900 transplants daily as Arbor Day events arrange a Wallace Arbor Day address on April 23 at Arbor Lodge near Nebraska City, honoring J Sterling Morton founder of Arbor Day.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Clayton W. Watkins
Nebraska Agricultural College
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
Fremont
Watkins
Nebraska Department of the American Legion
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Arbor Lodge
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Day
Cleveland
Nebraska City
Morton
Barter Aided Two Louisiana Communities Turn to Scrip Trade
New Orleans reports two Economic Well-Help communities in Baton Rouge and Covington shift 150 Louisianans from federal relief to economic independence through BRA supported barter using scrip. Each 75-member association runs trading posts, canning, needlecraft, and woodworking. Members earn scrip for goods, exchange within posts or with outside bills, and surplus goods are sold through ERA channels for farm rehabilitation and storage.
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New Orleans
Harry 4. Early
Emergency Relief Administration
Baton Rouge
Covington
Early
BRA
Association
Mood Divorces Drop in Salt Lake City Homes
Divorce decreased as a reason for child removals to the Children's Service Society, cut the registration list by half. The report notes widows rejoicing while virgins mourn, and cites ancient practices of widow and maiden marriage timing.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Children’s Service Society
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad claims safe fat loss and energy boost
An advertisement urges fat adults to take half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts daily with hot water and cut fats, pastries, and sugar. It promises increased energy, better skin, clearer eyes, and a daily long walk, claiming one bottle lasts four weeks and money back if unsatisfied. Phillips' Drug Store is named as a retailer.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
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Furst
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St. Elyria
Chicago
Joseph Sorokas, Jr
Charles Salkakiw
Vincent
William Cunningham
Margaret Cunningham
Carey
Erie
Charles McCarty
W. WH
Jones
Morris
Kingsley
G. Morris
Misa Plato
Amherst
Craft
Newark
Ohio
Andrew Echifergtein
Cef
MeIntire
Helen
Shirley
Charles Nelson
Sarah Pickett
Kathryn MelIntire
Paul MelIntire
Mansfield
J. J. MelIntire
Fanny Pickett
Sarah Picket
Martha Penrod
George Reese
M. E. Church
Wager
F. A. Ashburn
John Harnish
U. S
U.S
Hi Speed Tire Service
Anace
Vic Resar Penfound Bros
Cleveland Street
Pumphrey - Humphrey Grafton Oil Co
West Ridge
Sk. Rah
Maines
Luwis AU
Arivals
Brymore
Ieredthu
Yorkshire
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