Scouts to hold 14 projects at Camporee in Elyria
About 400 to 500 Boy Scouts from Lorain Erie and Huron counties will attend the Firelands Area Council Camporee at Lorain County Fair Grounds June 10 11 and 12 Weather will decide how many projects are observed The agenda includes packcraft campcraft cockcraft compass knots signaling flapjack making campfire mapping and participation Scouts earn streamers or tepees as they complete tasks and all troops gain camping experience.
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Elyria
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Firelands
Cockcraft
England’s New Old Law Forcing Sunday Church Attendance
The text notes England has an unrepealed Elizabethan statute mandating Sunday church attendance on pain of a fine. It emphasizes the antiquated nature of the mandate and its modest monetary penalty of 29 cents equivalent.
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England
Copper Plated Camshafts Improve Oldsmobile Run-In
Oldsmobile engineers developed copper plating for 1938 camshafts to enhance lubrication during running-in. At 110 mph the shaft cams rotate 1,300 times per minute against lifters, and the copper film reduces friction to promote quieter operation and longer life.
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Oldsmobile
Harold T. Youngreu
Youngren
Shell Rolls Out Oil Check Campaign Across Dealers
Shell Petroleum launches a year long campaign urging dealers to check motorists’ oil levels at the pump. Tests show 46 percent of cars are one to one and a quarter quarts low, and 90 percent buy oil when reminded. drivers get free oil to reach the full mark, turning oil checks into a game of dare.
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Shell Petroleum Corporation
Shell
Police Cars Adopt Vivid White Green Black Scheme
New York City radio patrol cars switch from plain green to white tops with green and black bodies to improve visibility and reduce injuries during emergency responses. Plymouth factory builds already delivering several hundred cars in the new scheme.
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Detroit
New York City
Lewis J. Valentine
Bureau
Valentine
Plymouth
Speedy Ford Trucks Aid Year Round Fresh Foods
Speedy Ford V trucks move vegetables from Florida fields to Northern cities, delivering to Chicago from Pahokee in 28 hours and from Pompano to New York in 39 to 54 hours. Ice is used to cool produce during hot weather, with trucks forming a key link in fresh food transportation.
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Chicago
Pahokee
Florida
Pompano
New York City
Isolde’s Deed Triggers Twist In Lochinvar Tale
In the denouement Isolde boasts a signed deed for a million-dollar ranch bought for two thousand. Normandy Buford’s gold vein scheme collapses as Barry and Julie realize their love, Barry’s contract at ABC, and the Bar-X farce proves the Bar-X claim baseless. Isolde’s scheming ends in shock.
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Wat
Edith
Isolde
Julie
Barry Caldwell
Ainly
Normandy Buford
Barry
Normandy
Kenneth
Enneth
Nomby
West
Contr
Caldwell
Smulins
Atlanta
Alie
American Broadcasting Company
New York
Acc
Fleming
Mr. Buford
Dad
Miss Fleming
Wellington Garden Club hears speaker on birds and flowers
Wellington Ohio May 14 Approximately 109 members and guests attended the Wellington Garden club meeting in Hertick auditorium. President Harry Otterbacher opened the session and introduced guest speakers from Amherst and Cleveland. Frank D Johnson spoke on Birds Flowers and Butterflies with color slides including an Eagles nest. Dorothy Hughes won May ribbon for best Tris display. Plans announced for a bird walk garden party plant exchange and June rose and delphinium judging.
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Wellington
Ohio
Wellington Garden Club
Hertick
S. H. Hummell
K. S. Andrews
A. B. Southard
Harry C. Otterbacher
Roth
A. 8. Ludwig
Amherst Garden Club
Clyde Seidel
Violet Long
Wilma Brewer
Richard Buswell
Anna Buswell
Otterbacher
Frank D. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Dorothy Hughes
Alice Andrus
Arden
Fred B&b
Hanson Garden
Prospect and
Mazgiar Streets
Mrs. Johnson
Wand and Rel C Tidbit Noted in Local Brief
A brief item notes Mr. wand and Mrs. REL C present while here. The snippet provides limited readable context, indicating a small social or civic mention without further details.
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Uesto
Mr. Wand
Rel
Missionary Society Meeting At MFE Church
The Missionary society of the MFE church met with Mrs. J. Howard Page Thursday afternoon. Miss Florence Starr presided and called on Mrs. Anna Nooney for devotionals. Mrs. Blanche Smoith led stewardship with Winds of Have as the title.
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The
Missionary Society of the Mfe. Church
J. Howard Page
Florence Starr
Anna Nooney
Blanche Smoith
Have
Les. Green
Eva Moats Sa
Herman Gower
Wary E. Church
Green
Memorial Day Plan by Morgan-Dirlam Post to Huntington
Morgan-Dirlam Post of the American Legion will send two firing squads colors two buglers and a marching unit to Huntington for Memorial Day exercises on Sunday May 29 at 2 pm Commander K Jones and E C Wise and E Henes named to the Wellington area committee overseeing the event
Watterses announce birth of Kay Louise in Oberlin
Mr and Mrs Robe Watters announce the birth of a daughter named Kay Louise on Monday May 9 at Allen hospital in Oberlin.
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Mrs. Robe. Watters
Kay Louise
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Brothers to Reach Eight Decade Mark on Birthday
Fred Yost of Bennett Street and his twin brother in Litchfield, both living alone, will turn 80 next Thursday and plan to celebrate the milestone.
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Fred Yost
Bennett Street
Litchfield
Religious services and Sunday schedules listed
Sunday school times and worship subjects across First Baptist John H Green Methodist Episcopal Lonzo Green Church of Christ James A Brady First Congregational Charles W Record St Patricks Catholic Rev Moran with superintendents and ministers noted. Morning worship and evening services include topics Faith Bi focal Vision Always One More Than We Can See Power Children a Span Song Psalm 91st. Masses at 8 and 10 am.
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First Baptist
Paul Wilkinson
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo
Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
Church of Christ
James Aa
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Wm. T. Moran
St Patrick Church Card Party Planned in Herrick
St Patrick's Catholic church will sponsor a public card party in Herrick Auditorium Wednesday evening starting at eight o'clock. Mr and Mrs G C Richardson and family Cleveland are guests of her parents over the weekend. Joan BeVier has measles. Mrs H A Ruger has arrived from New York City to spend the summer and fall here. Mr and Mrs Ruger may decide to locate here permanently.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Herrick Auditoriu
G. C. Richardson
Cleveland
W. B. Vischer
Joan BeVier
Webber BeVier
H. A. Ruger
New York City
Ruger
Avon Council Meets Avon May 14
Avon Village Council held its regular meeting in Town Hall on Thursday evening May 12. Bills were paid and supplies for the Safety Department were added. The Service Department Round committee was instructed to investigate sidewalk needs in the east part of town. Applications were received from Mr Jaegers to serve as road patrol, but the council did not hire at this time. The bid by Simon Malinovsky to repair the Fire Station garage and Town Hall woodwork and the tool shed was accepted. Council will meet again May 26.
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Avon
Avon Village Council
Safety Department
Service Department
Jaegers
Simon Malinovsky
Town Hall
Thestemetriy
Transfer of vegetables to jobbers in grocer’s delivery unit
A report notes the transfer of vegetables to jobbers and their fifth and final ride in a grocer’s delivery unit as part of the distribution operation.
Nat's Council to Meet in City Hall
The National Council of Catholic groups announced a meeting in the city hall with expected attendance from church leaders and local delegates to discuss community programs and policy guidance.
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert
A mother learns a child cannot be trusted to play alone. The article argues parents must train children for outdoor safety, devoting days to boundaries and supervision rather than neglecting chores, with steady reminders to stay within the curb and sidewalk.
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Arry
Harry
Deputies Plan Softball Team to Challenge Lorain Police
Deputies in Sheriff William F Grall s department moved today to organize a softball team led by Deputy Emil Kubishke. The aim appeared to be to defeat the Lorain police team, possibly to even a 28 to 6 defeat suffered by another team Kubishke played with recently.
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Wiliam F Gralls Department
Lorain
Emil Kubishke
Getty
MW Kubishke
Coppers
Women to Meet at St Mary's Lorain
The vlic Women will hold a meeting on Thursday May 19 at St Mary's Church in Lorain.
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Vlic
St Mary's Church
Lorain
Ladies Aid Meeting Postponed to May 24 at Mrs Chester’s
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church has been postponed from Tuesday to Tuesday May 24. The meeting will be held at Mrs Albert Chester’s home with assistance from Mrs Lows Knight.
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Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Albert Chester
Lows Knight
Fort Get Me Set club hosts quilting afternoon
Mrs Clyde MacAistrer hosted the Fort Get Me Set club at the Weiler home Friday with a noon lunch and afternoon quilting. They will meet next Thursday with Mrs Julius Forthofe entertaining.
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Clyde MacAistrer
Fort
Weiler Home
Julius Forthofe
Local Visits Highlight Elyria Guests and Bay Village Travel
Mrs Barr and daughter of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Wilson Jamieson. Mrs Ashton Dodd of Bay Village spent Friday with her mother Mrs Mary Brooks. Turkey aims to double Zonguldak coal output in three years via modern mining and better transport.
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Barr
Daughterrlelen
Elyria
Wilson Jamieson
Ashton Dodd
Bay Village
Mary Brooks
Turkey
Zonguldak
Cloisters Opens Above Manhattan Hill With Rockefeller Backing
New York May 14 St Pauls Chapel on Broadway near Fulton and Vesey draws weary crowds while its graveyard and Washington pew recall early city days. The Cloisters museum atop Manhattan’s highest hill is opened with John D Rockefeller funding estimated at eight million dollars. Metropolitan Museum of Art owns The Cloisters and curator James Rorimer hosts visitors including Clare Ochen Davis Roy G Thomas and Aldus C Higgins. The visit spurs talk on windowless buildings and sunlight’s damage to fabrics and artwork in museums.
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New York
St Pauls Chapel
Broadway
Fulton and
Vesey
Chas Driscoll
Avery
George Washington
Wall Street
Trinity
Washington
St Paul's
Hudson River
St. Paul's
Manhattan
Hudson
John D. Rockefeller
Clare Ochen Davis
James Rorimer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan
Rorimer
Tower
Roy G. Thomas
Aldus C. Higgins
Worcester
Open Cloisters Noted For Restoration Work And Police Dogs Incident
A detailed reminiscence outlines M Thomas as an authority on ancient stained glass and Rorimer's decade long preparation for today’s Cloisters opening. It notes Captain Kidd recovering after a savage police dog attack and thanks many readers for support and stories about injuries to pets during the episode.
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M. Thomas
Mr Thysins
Worcester
Captain Kidd
Roma McPherson
Battle Creek
Mich
L. G. Morgan
Bedford
George Thulane
Baltimore
Russell H. Drew
Concord
N. H
Frank Claston
Pittsburgh
Kan
E Hs Boss
Kansas City
Boston
Hull
Throne
Busch Baker
Little Rock
McNaught Syndicate
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