Elyrian Attends Rotary Meeting in Washington D C
Elyria Notary D L Sotherden among over 100 visiting Notaries at the Washington Rotary Club meeting held at the Willard Hotel. James Seiley of Boy Scout Troop 72 and Samford Bates, federal prisons director, spoke for National Boys Week on juvenile delinquency and family and community improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Sotherden
Elyria
Washington Rotary Club
Hotel Willard
Washington
D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sutherden
Rgnor
Seiler
Arma
Boy Scout Movement
Bates
Spencer Social Roundup Sees Many Local Visits
Ida Fusselman of Lodi visits son W. E. Fusselman in Spencer while Mac Stuart and family from Cleveland stay with relatives. Dozens of Spencer families host guests from Elyria Canton Ashland Wellington and Medina during a busy weekend of visits and a Kent scholarship event for Spencer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eq Kissinger
Creston
Fred Nichols
Frank Rice
John White
John Stevens
Millersburg
J. Johnson
Clifton Leese
Canton
Lucy Gross
Wade Myers
Elyria
S George Myers
Mac Stuart
Elmer Stuart
Cleveland
Eve Stuart
Pauli Woods
Shreve
Clara Woods
Frank Fuller
Rebecca Heilman
Rs. Roice
Elizabeth Ingraham
Martina Weidrick
Earl Giar
Ashland
Spencer
Harl Rugg
Spencer Barber
Chippeau Lake
Betty Vandermark
Preston White
E. W. Leather
Alfred
Barbara
Derr Bowman
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
Ivan Boone
Walter Bowen
C. E. Stuart
Warey Walter
Janet Mae
Hart Stuart
Bobbie
Melvin Borrey
Woman’s Home Missionary Society to Hold Food Sale
The Spencer Methodist Women’s Missionary Society will stage a food sale at Fires tone store on Saturday afternoon May 6. Local social notes mention visits from Cleveland guests Carlton Bresley and son, Akron visitors Ernest Woodling and daughter Anna Louise, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Dull
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Spencer Methodist Church
Firestone Store
Carlton Bresley and Son
Cleveland
Lionel Bressey
Ernest Woodling
Anna Louise
Akron
Nigar
Fe.e. Aukerman
Mary Redman
Ashland
Earl Kirkpatrick
K. P. Hall
George Gear
Fred Nichols
Ben Hatskin
Creston
Bettie Fergerson
John Fitzel
Pitzel
Pittsburgh
Joan Johnson
Treva Bradley
Rochester
Spencer School Notes Show Varied Local Activities
School notes report a Spencer track team creditable at Triangle track meet and a Fairview school music festival where the Spencer orchestra placed fifth and the mixed chorus earned a strong rating. May 6 hosts the Northeastern Ohio Band Festival at Medina High. a Senior class play Nothing But the Truth is set for May at the school auditorium with a long cast listed. Spencer Grange No 2529 held a meeting April 26 with a lecture tour and mock trial entertaining members. next gathering is March 10 with a debeic and entertainment. George Welsh dies in Spencer Township. funeral services held May 1 at home and Methodist church. burial in Spencer cemetery. W. H. Mr. S. monthly meeting May 4 at Mrs. Aldrich’s home, mite box opening. district convention May 11-12 prompts early scheduling. Progressive Sunday School class plans a public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Bas
Fairview School
Penfield Junction
Spencer Orchestra
Spencer
Northeastern Ohio
Medina High
Movert Bennett
Stoy Brown
E. M. Ralston
Franklin Billman
Dick Donnells
Walter Ensign
Clarence van Dusen
Vernon Mantz
Hisnep Doran
Dwight Allen
Gwendolin Ralston
Evelyn Fuller
Della Allen
Ethel Clark
Dorothy Hange
Mabel Jackson
Bernice Fuller
Sable Jackson
Evelyn Gannett
Pulter
Kalmer Missner
Spencer Grange
C. C. Tonby
Thompson
Bobbie Rice
Jane Spirek
George Welsh
Spencer Township
Ome
L. J. Quade
Kleye
Parker
W. H
Dinner at the church planned for Friday evening
Miss Frances Buckwaller has been the guest at the home of Mr and Mrs L J Quade for the past two weeks with a church dinner scheduled for Friday evening May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Frances Buckwaller
L. J. Quade
Norwalk District Church Schedule and Annual Meeting
Louis Jno. Quade minister announces Sunday events at the Norwalk church. Sabbath school at 10 with Wayne Messner as superintendent and youth music. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by Dr. C. R. Hess and choir. Epworth League at 7 led by Miss Doris Ruck. Evening service at 8 features sermon on We Are Endowed and choir music. Tuesday choir rehearsal at 7:30. District conference Wednesday at Collins M. H. church. W. H. A OM. 5. Norwalk district holds annual convention May 11–12 at Medina M. E. church. Boys club hike Saturday May 13 at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jno. Quade
Wayne Messner
C. RB. Hess
Norwalk
Epworth League
Doris Ruck
Collins M. H
W. HA OM. 5
Medina M. E
Aged man completes 116th ship model Flying Cloud
Fall River, Mass. Herbert M. C. Skinner, 79, finished his 116th ship model a 30 inch Flying Cloud replica. The craft, built in 157 hours, was presented to B. M. C. Durfee High School where he taught until 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Herbert M. C. Skinner
Skinner
B. M. C. Durfee High School
Democrat Clubs Are Growing in Seventh Ward Meeting
A resolution to give Clyria Democrats a greater voice in candidate selection was received by the Seventh Ward Men's Democratic Club meeting and referred to a committee. The Kirria Men's Democratic Club sent it to all city ward clubs. The session reported a large rise in memberships with talks by Frank Hillings and Fred Humphrey and motion picture news reels provided by Perry Koplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyria
Seventh Ward
Democratic Clbapite Mionthly
Kirria
Democratic Club
Frank Hillings
Fifth Ward
Fred Humphrey
Fourth Ward
Perry Koplin
Mushroom lamps light Chicago World’s Fair grounds
A sea of light produced by giant mushroom shaped lamps will illuminate the Chicago World’s Fair Grounds. The lamps stand about 43 inches from the ground at regular intervals and use refracting prisms to cast a flood of clear light on the ground while their tops emit colored rays. Westinghouse and General Electric engineers oversee the lighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Westinghouse
General Electric
Brewery Union Plans to Enroll 50,000 Members
Cincinnati reports the International Union of Brewery Workers aims to add fifty thousand members in the coming year as it meets to address post prohibition rehabilitation of the brewing industry. Secretary treasurer Joe Obergfell has pushed lobbying in Washington. the union once had four thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.2
International Union of Brewery Workers
The
International
Joe Obergfell
Washington
Seattle housewife doubles for Marie Dressler in Tugboat Annie
Mrs. Maria Fisk of Seattle doubled for movie star Marie Dressler for Tugboat Annie after Dressler fell ill. A Hollywood company arrived in Seattle to film scenes with Fisk on a houseboat. Director Mervyn LeRoy praised her performance after hours of persuasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dressler
Seattle
Maria Fisk
Annie
Miss Dressler
Indians Return To Past Customs At Kickapoo Reservation
Kickapoo Indians at Powhattan Kansas revive traditional practices to cope with farm problems on their reservation. They have revived the use of former years customs in an effort to stay content and productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhattan
Kan
Milkweed Tops as Seasonal Table Dish per Kickapoos
The Kickapoos say milkweed tops cut just before blooming can be boiled or fried in lard to make a satisfactory food. The tips can also be dried and saved for use after the season.
Harbor Enlargement Proposed for Gothenburg
Proposal to enlarge Gothenburg harbor includes two new basins piers and railroad tracks at an estimated cost of 5 200 000 kronor with plans to build the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenburg
Sweden
Largest Microscope Showed at Chicago Century of Progress
The world's largest microscope seven feet high, built to scale, will be exhibited by a Rochester optical company at the Century of Progress Exposition. It is the only one of its kind and will reveal external features of these precise instruments that helped conquer many virulent diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rochester, N. Y
India and China face barriers to emigration despite crowding
The article notes India and China are highly populous and seek outward movement but encounter political obstacles. It highlights limited channels for emigration and the restrictive policies that curb migration, contrasting with potential outlets that remain constrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Europe
Polk Territory Suffered Large War Damages
A fragment notes 150 000 square miles of Polk territory were seriously damaged in the war indicating extensive losses and altered control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polkand
Plant Sale Notice At Paul Wainwright Home
A small plant sale offers cool grown plants at 10¢ per dozen with three dozen priced at 25e. Seller Paul Wainwright lists 128 Courtland as contact or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
Courtland
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Elyrian
Rotary
Warren Walters Sandag
Eilmer Stuart
Margaret Stuart
Melvin Borrer
Clarabelle Harge
Harry Harge
Spencer School
Kent
Walter Ehgerhart
Daughters
Medina
Peggy
Neil C. MacMath
Harwichport
Spencer M. E. Church
Murbach
Hngoth
Brewery Union
Maire
Brenner’s Thrift Shoe
Lersch’s
Lersch
Axa Weary
Travi
Adjustable Ear Co
Vania
Sanitary
Afzhan
Theijohn Lersch
Eeads
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