Ciwanian Air Mail Discussion At Kiwanis Luncheon
W Q Nelson of Cleveland spoke at the Kiwanis noon luncheon at Hotel Well on air mail contracts. He outlined cost differences showing low bids at 17 cents per mile versus 38 cents and 89 cents for various routes and noted government rail mail funding of 14 million dollars with a 10 million postage return. He warned drastic cuts would hinder development and cited staffing needs of ten ground workers per air officer and monthly wages from 500 to 700 dollars.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotelwell
W. Q. Nela
Cleveland
American Airways
Elson
Alr
Air service promises lower tariffs and expansion of routes
The speaker argues pilot costs and training justify pay up to $1,000 while noting pilots must maintain two homes and have limited service years. He cites air travel shrinking national size, widespread business shift to air service, and ongoing tariff cuts. A proxy Chicago to New York trip is shown.
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Mr. Nelson
Chicago
New York
Walter H. Otto
American Airways
Pierre Smith
Kiwanis
L. H. O'Toole
Fred P. Lynn
Cleveland
Gene St. Marie
Elyria
Dr. R. Shork
P. 8. Hoot
Detroit
Elyria Country Club
Walter Schults
Local man guest speaker at Cincinnati meeting
N. Rassler of Elyria was guest speaker at the Cincinnati Association of Collection Agencies meeting Tuesday night. Rassler is with the Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Company of Elyria and secretary of the Ohio Association of Mercantile Agencies. Elk sought to visit Elks in Eugene, Oregon, as a herd broke a two-yard wire fence to downtown, but police and park officials captured the elk and returned them to their pens before the Exalted Ruler could meet them.
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Y. N. Rassler
Elyria
Cincinnati Association of Collection Agencies
Cincinnati
Rassler
Northwestern Collection and Adjustment Company
Ohio Association of Mercantile Agencies
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Beware Of Gyp Salesmen Warns Elyria Auto Club
Mise Allyan Gebl manager of the Elyria Automobile Club warns motorists about a conning “gyp” salesman offering fake auto service memberships with alleged insurance and travel aid. She urges investigating two for one memberships and patronizing established firms. Lock cars in all locations to prevent thefts of packages bags and interior parts.
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Mise Allyan Gebl
Elyria Automobile Club
Perrenial
Migs Geb
Mallet Creek Junior Senior Banquet Held at Eva non
The York Junior-Senior banquet was held Friday evening near Seville with 38 people present. Tables featured blue and gold, with yellow roses on place cards and pink and yellow roses at each plate. Beulah McConnell gave the welcome, Ida Krueger was toastmistress, and Margaret Beache gave the junior toast. Neil Wilson, senior president, gave the farewell. Faculty attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hammond and others. Music was by Gertrude Hendrickson.
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Mallet Creek
York
Evanon
Seville
Beulah McConnell
Ida Krueger
Margaret Beache
Neil Wilson
Bernard Kenealy
Junior Coleman
Sylvester Gienke
Carl Werner
Mildred Geisinger
Margaret Benche
Rose Grabenstetter
Paul Aungst
Lenore Miller
Ralph Mathews
Charles Milling
DeWitt Miller
Ralph Bolton
Kenneth Alexander
Marian Reutter
Caroll Charlton
Ralph McConell
Kathryn Qiant
Mildred Canfield
Vera Cramchuck
Earl Holcomb
Chas Newcomer
Harold Jenne
Kenneth Benedict
Kenneth Hendrickson
Tony Yadvirshis
Bill Dangelo
LeRoy Shelke
Wayne Hammond
Howard Hedinger
Lloyd Naragon
Irene Carson
Mise Koontz
Gertrude Hendrickson
Celia
York Relays Crown York Team In Close Meet
The sixth annual York relays drew six Medina county schools and York from York from Medina county and Columbia from Lorain. York won with 49 1 2 points, Brunswick second with 42 1 2 as York swept several events led by Kenealy in 11 seconds and Gienke in 2 25.2 for the 880. The medley relay team of Wilson Benedict Miller and Gienke finished first in 9 48 while the mile relay placed second. Bolton, Kennealy and others set strong marks as York proved dominant across sprints and field events.
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YORK
LeRoy
Lodi
Granger
Brunswick
Liverpool
Medina County
Columbia
Lorain
Kenealy
Gienke
Dangela
Wilson
Benedict
Miller
Bolton
Alexander
Ralph Bolton
Werner
Harrison Stone
Oberlin Glee Club Dominates District Contest
May 4 report from North Russia Ohio notes numerous visits among families across West Russia Oberlin and Amherst. The Oberlin Girls Glee Club won first place in the district contest in Akron, with members Harriett and Earl Sandrock among participants.
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North Russia
Harry Gibson
Roy Radcliff
Camden
Clarence Hungerford
Cora
West Russia
Walter Berg
Hollis Keighley
Oberlin
Will Stark
Norma
Elyria
Carl Berg
Alma Bartlett
M. O'Neil
Birmingham
Cuyahoga Falle
Mamie Reutner
A. Trope
Cleveland
Henry Sandrock
S. Harriett
Earl Sandrock
Ralph Schramm
Oberlin High School
Akron
Oberlin Girls’ Glee Club
Local Notes From Columbia Ohio May Evening Items
O D Gilpin of Clarksburg West Virginia visited relatives including his sister Mrs H C Hunter and Mr and Mrs Earl Beck. Raymon Lennerth broke his leg after school when a beam drag passed over it. a Cleveland doctor set it. William Harrington had his left arm amputated at Berea Community Hospital after burns from a prior gas explosion. The Senior Class Play Moon River Rancho is set for May 11 at the town hall. Tuberculin testing in Columbia Schools last Tuesday showed reactors as in other schools.
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Columbia, O
O. D. Gilpin
Clarksburg
West Va
H. C. Hunter
Earl Beck
Minnie Gilpin
Ashbeland
Raymond
C. Lennerth
Cleveland
William Harrington
Community Hospital
Berea
Moon River Rancho
Columbia
Birthday Party Honors Two Local Women in Elyria Area
May Mrea, Charles Hines, and families figure in a sequence of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Hines spent the past week with her daughter Mrs. Will Genard and returned home Saturday. Ralph Krage hosted visitors including Fred Krese Jr of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Johnson Crile. A birthday party at the home of Lester Bowen honored Mrs H D Bowen on her birthday and Robert Bowen on his.
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Edmund Russell
Chester
Earl Easterday
Claud Simonson
Alta Chapman
Morma Hawley
Morris Hawley
Michigan
N. W. Wheeler
Grace Crile
Wellington
C. B. Weedman
Will Hart
Mansfield
Long
Akron
Bedford School
Philip Swartz
Carl Aycock
Little Rock
Arkansas
David Allen
Medina
Crawchuck
Branch Road
Junior Charlton
M. E. Charlton
Hickley
Albert Bishop
Elyria
H. A. Bishop
Helen Rauscher
Erbart
Cleveland
Russell Dickerman
Charles Pierce
Court Carlton
Brunswick
Ada
Luke Batties
William Johns
Alice Oleon
Biofee
Qison
Huntington
Charles Hines
Will Genard
Ralph Krage
Johnson Crile
Fred Krage
Fred Krese, Jr
Lorain
Ralph
Lester Bowen
H. D. Bowen
Robert Bowen
Roy Dettman
Patricia Dean
Jessie Adams
Ashtabula
Mis
Ralph Linderman
Berea
J. H. Longdon
Eugene Ross
Chapin
Hannon
Walter Sadie
Walter Sadie and Baby Daugther
Prindle Broad
Memorial Hospital
Sidney Osborne
J. J. Squire
Hugh Osborne
Local Visits and School Track Meet Highlight May Day
Sheffield residents hosted guests from West View and Cleveland including the Rabung, Lawson, Chambers, Schmitkens, and Haypes families. Brookside and Brownhelm pupils trained for an Oberlin track meet on May 4 while Maybelle Hollis celebrated a birthday with a Garfield schoolhouse dance. Health notes report Mrs May Johnson recovering from measles as about 50 students attended the birthday event.
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Sheffield
Lester Youtzy
Lois
Carl Rabung
West View
Eugene Lawson
Georgia Lawson
Cleveland
H.C Chambers
W. H Chambers
Ford Road
Carl Schmitkens
Lake Avenue
Archie Haypes
Maybelle Hollis
Mother's Day Program At Berea Baptist Mission Circle
Women of Berea Baptist Mission Circle plan a Mother's Day program and supper at the church on Sunday May 13 with devotions, hymns, talks on mothers, and a bake sale nearby. The meeting notes record hospital visits, garden planting, and community updates as members prepare for the event.
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Hannah Longbon
Jennie Cole
Eva Howard
St. Augustines
Linda Adams
Berea
Kate Snell
Jonnie Cole
Ernest Dunford
Cora Mills
Baptist Mission Circle
Mrs Merman Paulson Hosts Baptist Mission Circle
Mrs Merman Paulson entertained the Baptist Mission Circle on Wednesday afternoon with a large turnout from out of town guests including Mrs Martha Adams Mrs Chaud Adams and Mrs Robert Stearns among others with lively discussions and fellowship.
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Merman Paulson
Baptist Mission Circle
Martha Adams
Chaud Adams
Robert Stearns
Close Figring New Britain Conduit Costs Revealed
In New Britain Conn the public works board computed annual rentals for electrical conduits ending with a charge of 0 06842 percent 565 per foot. The note claims figures compare to Glasgow and reflect a close figure in pricing.
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New Britain
Conn
Glasgow
Public Works Board
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