Fire levels 106th Armory in Buffalo and nearby church
A massive blaze razed the 106th Regimental Armory in Buffalo on May 7, causing over 35 million in damages and destroying the American Scandinavian church nearby. Fire consumed the basement. hundreds of firefighters battled heat and smoke, with 100 overcome but few hospitalized. cause of the fire remained undetermined.
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Buffalo
N. Y
106Th Regimental
Masten Hill
William R. Castimore
Cheektowaga
Lackawanna
Kenmore
Castimore
John D. Marvin
Minute Men
Troop 1
Marvin
William Speidel
Chicago Religion Predictions by Dr Louis L Mann
Dr Louis L Mann of the University of Chicago predicted that a vital living religion would rise to meet modern needs in a Chicago address. He spoke on religious reform and the demand for a more practical faith aligned with contemporary life.
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Chicago
Louis L. Mann
University of Chicago
New German Seaplane Shown With Wide Wing Span
A German seaplane is unveiled featuring a wing spread exceeding 90 feet, signaling its ambitious scale and potential air water operations. The announcement highlights engineering breadth and maritime aviation ambitions.
Zemo antiseptic offers relief for itching skin
A long running family antiseptic named Zemo promises soothing relief for itching skin. It is advertised as reliable and effective after the first application with decades of use and wide dealer availability in 85c, 60c and 1.00 sizes.
Boy subjected to inhuman treatment in Cleveland home
A six year old boy, kept in a locked bathroom for two weeks, is hospitalized in serious condition with tuberculosis peritonitis from severe malnutrition. Police have arrested the father and seek the step mother as neighbors report the child escaped via a pried window to expose imprisonment and hunger.
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Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Ravenna Kiwanis Club Anniversary Celebration Planned
Ravenna Kiwanis hosts the tenth anniversary on June 16 with nine other Kiwanis clubs from the district in attendance. A. A. Schramm district governor will deliver the keynote address at Ravenna. Invited clubs include Akron Barberton Cuyahoga Falls Elyria Kent Lorain Medina and Wellington.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Ravenna
Local social and church notes from Spencer area
A list of visits and events includes Stuart and Mrs. Brouse hosting Energetic division members at Miss Leona Rogers home, Mr and Mrs George Kuhns and daughter Mabel visiting from Fremont, and multiple family gatherings. Baccalaureate plans at Spencer Methodist Church are noted, with various Cleveland and Wooster visitors and birthday anniversaries celebrated at home venues.
House flies raise costs for movie studios
New York reports that ordinary house flies cost the film industry thousands of dollars annually. Despite precautions, producers fail to wipe out the pest. Flies spoil talking pictures by buzzing scenes and laten humans, forcing reshoots that inflate budgets.
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New York
James R. Quirk
Photoplay Magazine
Skin Like Velvet With New Powder MELLO GLO
New French process makes it stay on longer and prevents large pores. Smoothest finest purest powder approved by the United States government. Never dries the skin or makes complexion look pasty but keeps it youthful. Tri MELLO GLO Crandall's Drug Store C W Phillips Drug Store Ady.
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United States
Cement Talk Set by Elyria Home Owners Club
Cement will be the topic at a meeting directed by the Elyria Home Owner's Bureau in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors' room Friday night. Principal speaker H G Collins of Lehigh Portland Cement Co will discuss "Getting More Out of the Cement You Use." The talk is open to all interested.
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Rudy Moe
Elyria Home Owner's Bureau
Elyria Savings and Trust Company Directors
Ernest F. Jones
Bureau
H. G. Collins
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Jones
Spencer Senior Class Play The Wild Oats Boy
Spencer May 7 The Spen cer Senior class play The Wild Oats Boy will be given at the school auditorium on Friday evening May 8th.
Public Meeting Planned at Spencer Town Hall May 11
A public meeting is scheduled at Spencer Town Hall on May 11 at 7 30. Attendees will discuss plans for Decoration and related civic matters.
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Spencer Town Hall
Brief local social notes and movements in Spencer area
Mr and Mrs Marvie Ingraham hosted a dinner Tuesday for Mr and Mrs Grant Hull and others to celebrate Mrs Hull and Mrs Dague birthdays. Several locals, including the Fuller and Breyley families, visited relatives across nearby towns. Mother's Day plans at the Methodist church, and multiple residents moved, traveled, or hosted guests in the week. A Spencer citizen Worthy Gannett died at Lodi hospital after illness. The agriculture class visited Wooster experimental station. Curtice and families hosted guests from Wellington and Akron. New car purchases and home moves are noted among residents.
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Evelyn Gannett
Charles Parent
Jennie Dague
Charlotte Martin
Latticeburge
Robert Dryer
Cleveland
Harry Hillbrook
Add Crosmeyer
Jeneve
Lucile Heilman
Wellington
Rose Mantz
Sharon Center
Martin Weidrick
Carl Vanboxer
Vanboxer
Jud Long
Sullivan
Amsbaugh
Anna Mary
John
Wooster
G. L. Emerson
L. J. Quade
Spencer Methodist Church
Lenard Heidenruch
Mertin
Claud Gannett
Charles Phicster
Frank Fuller
Nellie Bail
Clarence Dague
Akron
Marvie Ingraham
Grant Hull
Leona
Hull
Dague
L. Fuller
New London
N. E. Fuller
Kanally
Martha Shick
George Shick
Methodist Church
Ivan Boons
Bertis Jean
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
Arleigh Hendricks
Dorothy Wallington
Vern Lance
Ashland
Frank Rice
T. J. Curtice
Son
Curtice
Edith Roberts
E. A. Firestone
Ernest Jefferies
Henry Betz
A. H. Fuller
Huniington
Dudley Finkle
Spencer High School
Grover
Stranton
George Myers
Kent Firestone
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