Blue Ribbon Contest Yields 700 Plus Qualifiers Countywide
More than 700 students in Lorain County villages and rural schools earned blue ribbons for perfect scores in the blue ribbon spelling contest. Reports show 280 added names, listing numerous schools including Amherst Avon Leake Brownhelm Clearview Vincent Lake Middle Ridge and others with grades from second through eighth.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Avon Leake
Brownhelm
Clearview
Vincent
Leke Avenue
Leon van Nuys
Gladys Woodings
Lois Jean White
Marilyn Webster
Leroy Hollingsworth
Jane Darling
Constance Barck
Donna Mae Sanders
Robert Schroeder
Donald Redman
Thelma Bazter
Patricia Cowell
Bernice Gibson
Lois Rosencrantz
Robert Dull
Charlene Becker
Ruth Leizler
Ruby Schaeffer
James Deal
Roy Koch
Jean Krieg
Shirley Menz
Ruth Schulz
Alice Gawne
Shirley Eblert
Wilma Holzhauer
Thelma Sprenger
Ora Mae ScHafffer
Lillian Koepke
Betty Barrie
Dorothy Brucker
Jeannette Brucker
Caroline Koepke
Beverly Murray
Ruth Riddle
Evelyn Thomas
Edward Horvat
Bernardine Donnelly
Aton Lake Village
Mary Lou Satterfield
Carmen Alessandro
George Berry
Frank, Borer
Pauline Cucuzza
Jane Gagliardi
Donald Glass
Harry Jabbusch
Jack Heller
Dorothy Machnauer
Regina Manlago
Ross Romes
James Satterfield
Norma Schmidt
Janice Steucil
Anna Tocchi
Nola Jean Waters
Dorothy Yurovich
Robert Lehman
Duane Hinde
Mary
New Parts and Service Manager at Snyder Buick Pontiac
Snyder Buick Pontiac Inc announces William Reichel known as Bill as the new parts and service manager at 347 East Bridge Street. Reichel comes from Ohio Buick Co with about 18 years of Buick experience and will oversee an expanded department offering service on all makes of cars with skilled workers. He is married with one child.
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Sneyder Buick-Pontiac, Inc
East Bridge Street
Touy
William Reichel
Bill” Reichel
Ohio
Buick Company
Buick
Reichel
Buick Automobiles
Snyder Buick- Pontiac
Elriia
Buick begins Eastern production at Linden plant
Flint news reports Buick Motor Company starts assembling cars in the new Linden New Jersey General Motors plant. President Harlow H Curtice says the line will meet Atlantic seaboard demand, though current production is slow and Linden will receive engines, transmissions and other parts from Flint by rail.
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Flint, Mich
Harlow H. Curtice
Buick
General Motors
Linden
N. J
Curtice
Flint
Who Is Rodney Burton In A Rocky Mountain Plot
The late Marcus Trent leaves one million dollars to his nephew Rodney Burton if he remains unmarried at twenty five else to a Pettigrew led society. Rodney in Gunnison hides death news as Judy Collins and Maureen Smith arrive with Jim Matthews while a dynamic pursuit unfolds through a canyon and cabin trek in the Colorado mountains. Judy seeks roots and love as Rodney pursues antiquities interests, with all three travelers converging on Gunnison.
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J. Montrose Pettigrew
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Rodney
Gunnison
Colorado
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Sam Saunders
Judy Collins
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Maureen
Jim Matthews
Jim
Indy
Burro
Sart
Rod
Ili
Peter
Maureen Smith
Burroback
la Vita Hotel
Western State College
Flint factory capacity boosts Linden plant output
The report notes a stalled facility at the Flint factory designed to handle as many as 7 000 complete units a month for the Linden plant alone and mentions shipping facilities for similar parts destined for the Los Angeles assembly plant.
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Flint
Linden
Los Angeles
Studebaker Sales Largest In 8 Years
SOUTH BEND IND May 15 Studebaker reports April sales of 11 573 passenger cars and trucks the highest in eight years beating April 1929 figures First four months of 1937 total 37 thousand and change the best seven years and within 2600 of 1929 with track sales cited as a major factor and noted as the company’s highest track sales ever.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Hoffman
Nat Studebaker
Conditioning Final Chevrolet Operation
A recent automotive development with tremendous influence on owner satisfaction centers on the new car conditioning plant Chevrolet originated three years ago. This facility powers an integral part of the manufacturing process, shaping how buyers value their automobiles.
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Chevrolet
Conditioning at Chevrolet final assembly plants
Chevrolet operates ten compact final assembly plants where the conditioning process follows initial assembly. Across sixty inspection points, workers ensure water oil and grease are appropriate for season and locality, carburetor and engine tuned, and every part is installed per design so the car is ready to deliver to the customer.
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Chevrolet
Ford Club Coupe Is Popular Model
The new de Joze club coupe, next to the Ford V-8 for 123 percent, is proving popular with automobile buyers according to company reports. The new coupe is closely coupled with an enclosed rear seat and is designed for owners who desire the exclusiveness of a coupe but do not frequently have occasion to use one.
Charm your hair with a new feminine style guide
Jacqueline Hunt outlines versatile hair arrangements to refresh a look. Techniques include soft rolls, forward curls, side parts, halo shapes, and page boy back, with emphasis on a good permanent wave and brushing to train and maintain natural shine and health.
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Jacqueline Hunt
Prine
Henrietta News Notes Social Visit List
Local families from Henrietta and nearby areas visited relatives and hosts over Sunday meals and dinners. Communities mentioned include Brownhelm Grafton Oberlin Cleveland Heights and Brownhelm guests at multiple homes. Names include Becker Burill Whitney Kohl Portman Obitts Kimmel and Vetter with several children noted.
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Henrietta
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
C. O. Burill
Elsha
Wv. D. Whitney
Laverne
Butler Road
G. C. Becker
Mary Becker
A. H. Steffen
Dwight
Julia Kohl
Cleveland Heights
Apoplexy and Brain Hemorrhage Causes Explained
Dr Claud North Chrisman outlines apoplexy caused by diseased brain vessels, mainly arteriosclerosis and aneurysms. Hemorrhage results from vessel rupture or clotting, with symptoms including numbness, headaches, dizziness, nausea, and possible paralysis.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Worry and Stroke Risks in High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease
The article explains how anxiety can trigger cerebral events in middle aged individuals with hypertension or kidney issues. It details early stroke signs such as sudden dizziness head pain and Nausea, followed by loss of consciousness coma and paralysis. It notes hemiplegia facial droop speech difficulties and evolving rigidity as recovery may occur or death follow in severe cases.
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Aliuy
Imby Voy Weppen
Pat Patient To Bed In Stroke Care Advice
The guidance notes paralysis may improve slowly and risk of another hemorrhage. It recommends bed with head elevated, potential bloodletting if BP is high, shifting side to prevent pneumonia, possible tube feeding, frequent baths, gentle massage after week, sedatives for restlessness, and avoiding anger, metal strain, and physical stress.
Ford V-3 lineup expands to five body styles de luxe options
The 1937 Ford V-3 series offers five body types with or without de luxe trim and six more in the de luxe class. Models with 60 horsepower, non de luxe, include Tudor sedan Tudor touring sedan Fordor sedan Fordor touring sedan and five window coupe. The same models appear with 385 horsepower without de luxe. With 65 horse power and de luxe equipment are Tudor sedan Fordor sedan roadster phaeton five window coupe Tudor touring sedan club cabriolet convertible sedan and club coupe.
Local visits span Brownhelm to Elyria area
Brownhelm and South Amherst residents visited relatives and friends across the region. Ira Kiplinger of Kipton called on Theodore Ries. Henry Fieman and family spent Sunday with Fred Bauman. Paul Court and family visited Oberlin parents. Ray Sanders and Delilah Smith families traveled to Elyria. Raymond Hawk and children visited his mother in Columbia Station. A J Clemons called on daughter in Cleveland Clinic. Esther Kaetzel spent weekend in Berea. C C Sanders with Walter Davis and Bertha Keylese visited Fayette Page near Sandusky.
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Paul Court
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Ray Sanders
Elytia
O. C. Sanders
Raymond Hawk
Columbia Station
Delilah Smith
George Hinderer
Elyria
D. A. Bonnets
A. J. Clemons
Jesse Portman
Cleveland Clinic
Clara Hollis
C. QO. Burill
Mary Berker
Esther Kaetzel
Berea
Marian Kaetzel
C. C. Sanders
Walter Davis
Bertha Keylese
Oil Fellowship Endowed by Major Company at Berkeley
A major oil company endowed a permanent research fellowship in UC medical school to study health dangers from extensive use of new chemicals in industry for workers and the public.
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Berkeley
Permanet
University of California Medical School
Wheat Brings Fame To George Davis
George H. Davis of Kansas, elected president of the United States Chamber of Commerce at the Washington meeting, is a prominent wheat dealer and major Kansas landowner. A self-made businessman, he organized his own company at 25 and another in 1923, and sits as a longtime Kansas City Board of Trade member. Davis owns over 100000 acres in Kansas with prize cattle herds, is a Republican who ran for state legislature in 1918, and in 1934 became national chairman of the grain exchange code enforcement under the NRA.
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Talbot Lake Gorge
H. Davis
Kansan
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harper Sibley
Washington, D. C
Davis
Kansas
Kansas City
NRA
Faith Healing Declared a Science by University Psychologist
Dr Charles Bird of the University of Minnesota argues faith healing is a real treatment, not a gift, and should be taught to doctors. He says it relieves symptoms in many patients but masks underlying illness and that medical training in psychiatry is needed as many patients are mentally ill.
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Minneapolis
Charles Bird
University of Minnesota
Bird
JOKER PRAISED AT BERKELEY LECTURE BY UC
George H. Terby known as John Phoenix, famed California editor and humorist who extolled the virtues of the common folks was hailed as the world's champion practical joker during a lecture at the University of California Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Cal
George H. Terby
John Phoenix
California
University of California
Worm kills fish at Cleveland greenhouse
A worm slipped into a fish tank in a municipal greenhouse in Cleveland and caused the fish to drown. The odd incident involved the worm crawling through a sill gap and entering the tank, ending the fish’s life.
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Cleveland
Helium monopoly debate sparks arms era questions
A Indiana correspondent questions why nations should sell helium and raw rubber to Germany or use hydrocarbons for engines, while observers argue for an American lighter-than-air program and a robust domestic helium industry. The piece notes wartime legacies and a British school adoption trend in the UK.
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United States
America
Chile
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