Handyside Hatchery Grows From Hobby Into Large Chicks Supplier
The Handyside Hatchery at 212 Boston Avenue, run by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Handyside, expanded from a hobby to a major business. With incubators of 9,000 capacity and plans for a 409 by in concrete block building, they hatch over 20,000 chicks in the first three months, selling started chicks and poultry supplies across Lorain County and beyond to states including Florida.
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Handyside Hatcherr
Boston Avenue
J. R. Handyside
Handyside
Elyria
Handyside Hatchery
Sullivan High Echo reports play season and sports results
The Echo notes the school drama season with Now Adolph Basnius Mr. Bobos and Wild Oats Boy performed by classes, the final House of the Flashing Light to come, and Sullivan High School’s 4 firsts and one second in music. It lists staff assignments, senior graduation counts, and that Polk boys beat Sullivan 4-0 while Sullivan lost 7-5 in a rematch, with the girls’ team losing to Ruggles.
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Adolph
Basnius
Bobos
Sullivan High
Gahman
Cummings
Nixon
Miss Bessey
Pollock
Sullivan High School
Ashland County
Echo
Polk
Sullivan Ball
Ruggles
TNX Suse
Sullivan High School Ends Term with Awards and Plays
Sullivan High School closes the term with honor roll lists featuring Edith Dutro and Charles Null among many. events include the Senior play The House of the Flashing Light on May 1, the Junior-Senior banquet May 15, and commencement May 21. Girls team named county champs under Miss Bessey, boys 6-4 under Mr. Gahman, junior high quin tet the scoreless wonders, and four student plays produced.
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Leroy
Sullivan High School
Sullivan
Miss Bessey
Church drive way improvement by pious action
The men of the Christian church stoned the church drive way the past week, making quite an improvement. Ora Hankinson and Carol of Akron spent weekend with their daughter and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sprague and children. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doster and children near Utica O spent Sunday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hess and children spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Bails and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Geanol of Bowling Green visited with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Greanol a few days the past week. Miss Annabelle Gould is improving nicely after suffering a relapse from the flu. Stowel Ries can get out after treatment at Elyria Memorial hospital. B. M. Elliott not improving as fast as friends would like. Rev. E. G. Aubrey preached.
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Ora Hankinson
Carol
Akron
Ira Sprague
Donald Doster
Utica
Roy Hess
William Bails
John Geanol
Bowling Green
Gus Greanol
Annabelle Gould
Stowel Ries
Elyria Memorial Hospital
B. M. Elliott
E. G. Aubrey
Dogdom Deal Heroes Lie IA Own Cemetery
Dedham Massachusetts: Pine Ridge Animal Cemetery on a six acre hillside holds about 1200 graves of dogs and other pets. Founded by Mrs. Huntington Smith and run by the Animal Rescue League, the grounds feature granite memorials and a 200 foot grape arbor. Notable burials include dogs owned by prominent Americans and a grand stone tomb related to Jessie the dog.
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Dedham
Mass
Arlington National Cemetery
Pine Ridge
Huntington Smith
Animal Rescue League of Boston
League
Edward Prescott
Cat
Jessie
R. H. White
Boston
United States
Billy Arliss
George Arliss
Director Returns to Acting on Formerly Owned Studio Lot
Hollywood veteran Donald Crisp has resumed acting at a motion picture studio on land he once owned where he directed several of his early successes. His return reflects a voluntary move from inactivity to acting, continuing a long career in film begun as a producer and director in 1915.
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Hollywood
Brunton Film Company
Paramount Studios
Crisp
Clara Bow
Paramount
Cecil B. deMille
Wallace Reid
Theodore Roberts
Lewis Stone
Fred Stone
Donald Crisp
Polk Baccalaureate Sermon and Local Socials
A Polk Sunday night baccalaureate sermon is reported. Attending the Senior play at Polk Friday evening May 1 are Misses Mary Clark Judith Aubrey and Catherine Elliott. Mr Nixon and family moved from Mrs Skeeles property to the Harry Clark property on West Main Street. Leota Libbisher spent Friday evening through Sunday with her brother Harold Libbisher and family in Wellington. Sunday they visited their parents James and Mrs Libbisher. Rev E G Aubrey and family enjoyed a hot waffle supper at Oliver Smith’s Polk home. Mr and Mrs C S Fast and Mrs Ray Witmer of Ashland were Sunday callers at B M Elliott’s.
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Polk
Mary Clark
Judith Aubrey
Catherine Elliott
Nixon
E.G. Aubrey
Oliver Smith
C. S. Fast
Ray Witmer
Ashland
B. M. Elliott
Arizona tourist trade gains Phoenix area
Arizona reports a rise in tourism based on state car inspection records. Foreign car arrivals in the first quarter rose by three percent over the same period last year, totaling 54,158 automobiles entering the state.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Department of Horticulture and Agriculture
Arizona
Oil Turns To Water But Aids Stockholders Near LA
Stockholders in a wildcat project near Los Angeles were disappointed when drilling yielded only heavy water. The water is high in minerals and radioactive, with a ready market for boiled water in the city. Casings revealed a small helium percentage, spurring work to develop this nonflammable gas for dirigibles, a rarity previously found only in Texas.
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Los Angeles
Here
Nfl
Texas
Chinese Ban On Western Dancing In Hupeh Province
Chinese officials in Hupeh province Wankow city are forbidden to engage in western dances by an official order stating the practice is immoral Peiping officials hope the ban won t set a model here as western dancing has grown popular with several dance halls now featuring Chinese dancing partners officials are noted as prominent patrons of these clubs
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Peiping
Hupeh
Wankow
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