Two Bishops Named by Methodist Conference and More at Columbus
The Methodist Episcopal general conference in Columbus selected two new bishops, Dr. Wilbur E. Hammaker of Youngstown and Dr. Charles W. Flint of Syracuse University. Strong contenders included Dr. Harry W. McPherson and Dr. John B. Magee. The session also featured debates, a birthday cake display, a senior class play, and social events including a card party and a baccalaureate service.
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Ruth Andersons Sixth Birthday Party in South Amherst
Ruth Anderson was guest of honor at her home as Mrs Roz Anderson hosted a birthday party last Saturday afternoon in South Amherst Ohio. Outdoor games were enjoyed as the celebration marked Ruth’s sixth birthday with family and friends attending.
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West Ridge W C T U News from La Porte May 13
The LaPorte W C T U met at the Porte ME church at 104 a m for services. Mrs Ertrude Pre of Helen Todd and sister Miss Grace Todd of Bowling Green called on Mr and Mrs B O Pope Saturday. Mr and Mrs Adelbert Johnston and family of Eritica and Mr and Mrs Dick Johnston and children were entertained at dinner.
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Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Social Notes
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs A M Johnston and daughter Freda Mrs Clarence Pierce and daughter Marjorie and Franklin Stedman of Lorain Mr and Mrs E J Burrer and family Mrs Louis and Mr ae nor Sunday events with Mr and Mrs Ernest Freemen Also Mr and Mrs Dan Elyria visited Mr and Mrs B O Pope Beatrice Burrer attended a mother daughter banquet at Mrs Schroeder’s Edison high school home Saturday night
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Wellington Plans Banquet For Junior Class
Wellington junior class members plan an evening banquet in the school gym, served by the Benefit Association with Victor Obas as president and multiple committees chaired by Allen Dudier and Lois Puder. Kiwanis guest speaker will be Mansfield Reformatory chaplain, or substitute superintendent. Holstein sale boosts district association to 375.
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Avon Athletic Banquet And Civic Gatherings In May
About fifty five attended the Avon high school auditorium banquet Monday evening served by Parent-Teachers Association members. After dinner the students attended a theatre. Mrs W E Blake hosted Tuesday evening with Mrs Kolopos of Eixria in attendance. The Lorain Association missionary meeting at First Baptist Lorain was chaired by Miss Mary Gough and Mrs George Jenkins. Ira Gonsh and Doris visited Ray McNeal in Elyria. Nina spent Tuesday in Lorain. A weekly Baptist church prayer meeting is planned for Thursday evening. Five ships will transport Canada’s delegation and ex-soldiers for the Vimy Ridge memorial unveiling in July with nearly 6900 people.
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Cotton Roads To Test Alabama Highways Project
Alabama prepares to test cotton fabric as reinforcement for bituminous roads under a federal program. The project covers 162 miles across 14 sites, with cotton bales laid under a sand and clay base and a tar prime coat, then asphalt surface applied. Engineers expect about six bales per mile for roads averaging 22 feet wide, with $1 70 600 allotted to build roughly 14960 miles of bituminous roads nationwide.
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Sheriff posts spark clash at county line
In Lucas County a handful of sheriff yard signs appeared on the Wood County side of the line. Wood County officials quickly removed the signs, detained them briefly, and questioned who held the Wood County sheriff title.
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Virginia Mayor, 92, Marks 42nd Year In Office
Danville Virginia honors Capt Harry Wooding at 92 as he completes his 42nd year as mayor. Confederate veteran who witnessed Jackson at Manassas and his wounding, Wooding led Danville politics for decades, served as major and police justice, and presided over 125000 magistrate cases.
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World Empire Of Peace Put Up To Rulers
Madrid reports Pedro the Pacifier, known as the Emperor of the World, has drafted plans for a world empire. Authorities found his propaganda near his headquarters and suspect he aimed to deliver documents by mail. He claims the League of Nations has accepted some ideas and advocates a universal language, Spanish, for global governance.
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Fronsac to Mark 836 Founding by Charlemagne
Bordeaux report notes Fronsac near the Dordogne will observe the 836th anniversary of its founding by Charlemagne the French Emperor who fought Bavarians Saxons and Arabs. The town’s name evolved from Frank walk to Fransiac Fransac as the fortress shaped language. Also mentions Iowa law study plans and a summer course aiding aspiring lawyers.
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Campus Pride Drive Aims to Beautify Waite High Grounds
Waite high school launches a campus conscious campaign to beautify school grounds and foster student pride across the campus.
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Powell and wife leave for vaudeville tour of Europe
William Powell and his wife, noted artists, have departed from Bowling Green, A. to begin a vaudeville tour in Europe. The couple plans performances across several capitals, bringing their act to European audiences this season. Their travel is expected to span multiple months with engagements in major theaters.
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Voice Of The People on Townsend Plan and retail tax effects
Editor notes a Telegram piece arguing against a two percent transactions tax. It uses a chained price example from producer to consumer to show how tax shifts profits and raises consumer cost, detailing per-entity tax flows and final costs. The column ends with a Burma note about Pagan ruins.
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