Davey Denounces Voluntary Contributions Claim
Gov Martin L Davey denied that his campaign fund would reach 1 200 000 dollars and defended voluntary contributions from civil service workers as legal amid a probe into salary deductions. He accused Charles A Sawyer of hypocrisy and questioned involvement of federal employees in 1936 politics.
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Columbus
Camepaign
Martin L. Davey Todayev
Charles A. Sawyer
Cincinnati
Will Pr. Stephenson
Stephenson
Davey
Sawyer
Civil Service
WPA
Ohio
Continental Club To See Films Of Ohio History
The Continental Club will screen three motion pictures from Standard Oil of Ohio at the Y M C A on Friday at 7 30 P M. J B Coleman plans the show with James Brown arranging, featuring Histori cal Ohio Sohio Sketch Book and Ohio at Play plus cartoons.
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Ohio
Continental Club
Standard Oil Company of
J B. Coleman
Standard Oil Division
Mansfield
James Brown
Elyria
Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society
Sohio
State Highway Patrol
Townsendites Meet in Lorain and Wellington Gatherings
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 held its regular meeting with Lorain Club President Stewart and Mrs. La Dow attending. A May 10 meeting in Lorain aims to form an East Side Club, with a delegation leaving Court street Station at 7 15. Albert Giles of Cleveland to speak at Grange Hall Wellington for a May 14 address. Elyria Club No 1 hosts a May 12 Winter Picnic at 156 Middle avenue with orchestra. Additional Townsend events slated May 14 at Broad street Odd Fellow Hall with Tom and Jerry orchestra. Blanche Lewis performed monologues and Dr Ettinger again delivered humorous pieces.
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Elyria Townsend Club
Stewart
Lorain Club
Claude Dean
Grange Hall
Wellington
Albert Giles
Cleveland
Akron
Polsky S
Raymond J. Jeffrerys
Elyria Club No. 1
Middle Avenue
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Broad Street
Tom and Jerry’ Orchestra
Blanche Lewis
Autobiography of Hon George Metcalf Part One
The narrative recounts a Civil War quarrel and close combat with a fellow soldier named Van, then details the 1863 Chickamauga retreat and the 1863-65 train journey from Bull Run to Bridgeport Tennessee. It notes harsh travel conditions, accidents, and uniforms changed during transport, ending with “To Be Continued.”
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Chickamauga
Hosencrans
Bragg
Chattanooga
Mission Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Bull Run
Washington
Harper’s Ferry
Benwood
Wheeling
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Bridgeport
Tenn
Congress Pays Tribute To Wm. G. Sharp
Members of the House honor William G. Sharp of Elyria in a memorial resolution for his aviation foresight and the first air mail bill he introduced in 1913. The tribute recalls his career from 1908 to 1914, his ambassadorship to France, and his push to carry mail by airplane.
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National House of Repesentatives
Ailiam Graves Sharp
Elyria
Don W. Harter
Ohio
House
Sharon
Sharp
France
A. R. Webber
F. A. Smythe
National
Congress
William G. Sharp
Congress of the
United States
Senate
Congressional Record
House of Representatives
Harter
Post Office Department
University of Michigan Law School
Europe
Asia
Post Office
Committee On the
Secretary of War
Vincent Boy Scouts Meet at Markley Schoolhouse
Vincent Markley Troop 135 gathered Tuesday evening at 7 45 for a business meeting led by Haynes scout master. Three boys passed the Scout Pace test after a hike last Saturday. All members attended, practiced formation drills, and discussed Scout topics before dismissal at 8 30. They played base ball before the session. Next meeting is Tuesday evening May 10.
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Vincent
Markley Sewing Sallies Senior 1-H Club Meeting Notes
Miss Marion and Margaret Roberts hosted the Markley Sewing Sallies Senior 1-H Club Tuesday evening at the home. Jeanette Lewis collected registration cards. Plans were made to initiate new members with a committee from former members. Outdoor games followed the business session and refreshments were served to eleven members and Miss Lucille Sonning. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 10 at 7:30 at Miss Sonning's home.
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Markley Sewing Sallies
Marion
Margaret Roberts
Jeanette Lewis
Flying Dutchman
Red Rover
Lucille Sonning
United Methodist Sunday School Board Meeting Recorded
One evening last week the regular monthly board meeting of the M E Church Sunday School was held in the church parlors. The superintendent Mrs F H Lewis presided with Rev Theodore Paul.
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M. E. Church
F. H. Lewis
Theodore Paul
Willing Workers Class elects teacher at Sunday School
The secretary and treasurer read reports which were voted accepted. Mrs Merlin Monagan was elected teacher of the Willing Workers Class. Attending members included Mr. and Mrs J Harnish, Mr and Mrs Paul, Mrs F Lewis, Miss Edith Hurlbut, Miss Dora Eddy, Miss H Giberson, Mrs H White, Mrs Geo Beese, Mrs C E McIntire, Mrs Copas and Mrs Frankie Beese.
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Merlin Monagan
Willing Workers
J. Harnish
Paul
F. Lewis
Edith Hurlbut
Dora Eddy
H. Giberson
H.white
Geo. Beese
C. E. McIntire
Copas
Frankie Beese
Eaton notes social visits and honors in Medina and nearby towns
Local residents share weekend visits with families in Medina Spencer Oberlin and Elyria. June McAdoo earns National Honor Society membership. Plans include a Junior Senior Dance May 13 with Gilchrist's Orchestra. Rural Women’s Club closes season and elects officers. guests travel from Cleveland and Elyria.
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Ashland High School
Miss McAdoo
E. E. Durkee
B. M. Ross
A. A. Ebersole
Oberlin
Ebersoles
Colorado
W. F. Splete
John Splete
W. H. Spiete
Cleveland
Ernest Spiete
Elyria
Christine Wenger
Carlton Blaine
A. W. Oldag
Gilchrist
Albert Traxley
A. B. Martin
Florida
Anna Austin
Its No Surprise Youre Constipated All Bran Remedy
It advises simple questions about diet and suggests Kellogg All Bran as the bulk forming cereal to aid digestion. The ad claims All Bran provides bulk for the intestines, with vitamin B and requires water intake, selling through grocers and noting Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Wright Monument Hope Advocated by Fort Meyer Witness
A speaker urged action by the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Post Office Department calling for stronger regulation. He recalled witnessing Wilbur Wright's feats at Fort Meyer and argued that Wright deserved a monument that would reach to the skies.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Wilbur Wright
Fort Meyer
Pennsylvania to Save Covered Wooden Bridges
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania will preserve the vanishing covered wooden bridges by cooperation between the state highway department and local historical societies. Chief Highway Engineer Sam- is cited as leading efforts to identify and protect surviving spans across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Sam
Relocation Plan for Bridges Prompts Sale of Relics
State archiving official W. Marshall informs Ost Henry Shoemaker that future bridge relocations may occur with the old spans dismantled and sold to historical societies. One relic from 108 years ago over Enslow Fork of Wheeling Creek between Greene and Washington counties will be preserved at Henry Ford's Dearbors village in Mississippi.
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Uel W. Marshall
Ost
Henry Shoemaker
Enslow Fork
Wheeling Creek
Greene
Washington Counties
Henry Ford
Dearbors
Miss
New Zealand Enacts Marketing Act for Agricultural Produce
New Zealand passes the Primary Pro ducts Marketing Act establishing government control over the marketing of all agricultural produce, extending regulatory oversight across the farming sector.
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New Zealand
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Hon
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Vanderpool
Van
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Ressecca
Goldsboro
N. C
Geo. Metcalf
Wm. G. Sharp
Pioneer
BOY Scouts
U. S
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En Vaaparn
C.h.merther& Co
Sterling
the Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
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Elyria, Ohio
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