Elyria Industry And Education Findings In 1938 39 Report
Mrs. Harold Kunkle covers Elyria industry listing chief occupations and products. Mrs. Ralph Young details the school system, budget, and per pupil costs with high school attendance and college continuation rates. The Know Your Town study notes employment services, safety programs, and pay based vacations.
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Elyria
Harold Kunkle
Ralph Young
Elyria League of Women Voters
Kunkie
Elyria Office
Ohio State Employment Service
Employment Stabilization Bureau
Lorain
Young
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Ohio State Department of Education
New York’s shift from night life to calmer tastes in 1920s periodicals
A confidential report on magazine circulations notes a decline in demand for racy weeklies and cafe society coverage. It cites a 36 percent drop for a bawdy publication, while Home and Garden and Better Homes and Gardens rise sharply and Life rebounds after toning down controversial images.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Liberty
Cafe Society
Neil
House and Garden
Better Homes and Gardens
Woman's Home Companion
Ladies Home Journal
Life
Catholic Social Action Conference Set For Cleveland
Senator Joseph O Mahoney of Wyoming will address the National Catholic Social Action Conference in Cleveland at Public Auditorium on June 12. The three day meeting covers Catholic social principles with sectional focus on Lake Shipping Pottery Housing Government Employment Building Trades Trucking Journalism and more led by top Catholic social teaching figures.
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Cleveland
Joseph O’mahoney
Wyoming
National Catholic Social Action Conference
Public Auditorium
O’mahoney
Congress
Columbia University
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
School of Social Science
Catholic University
Catholic Conference On Industrial Problems
Back to sanity as broadcasts fade and Broadway rumors rise
Despite wars abroad America edges toward normalcy as New York sheds dubious publications. Don Herold and Joe Cools loom on a musical Buggy Ride while Geoffrey O Hara revisits Little Women for a summer camp tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Don Herold
Indiana
Joe Cools
Solomon C. Martin
St. Louis
Paterno Castle
Riverside Drive
Grant
Delivery Service Ad by Cora M Shepard
Cora M Shepard advertises delivery service with two identical lines listing address 523 Barker St and contact phone 21 Y. It repeats the same contact details and promotes local delivery options. Delivery inquiries should call 229 Courtland as the service contact.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Mother's Day services fill churches in Wellington Ohio
Many Wellington congregations observed Mother's Day with special music readings and flowers. Mrs. Mabel Whipple gave carnations to mothers at Church of Christ, and Rev. A E Tennant spoke on The Heart of a Mother.
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Wellington
Ohio
Mabel Whipple
Church of Christ
George McCullough
A. E. Tennant
Felix Fuller
Lorena Pease
Cleveland
Ella McKission
Gertrude Manning
Church
Charles’ Barnes
Mercer
Charles Edward Stephens
Charles Willard
Gertrude Andrews
Gibsonburg
Lonzo St. Green
Eve
Mariam Dirlam
Anna Buswell
C. W
Religious Meetings and Family News From Oberlin and Nearby
Community notices recount prayer meetings at various Protestant churches and the Women’s Association events at the Congregational church. Sunday visitors include Oberlin families and mothers honored at Mother’s Day gatherings across Lorain, Wellington, and Pittsfield.
Local Socials and Church Repairs Highlight Community News
Cleveland guests visit A. B. Jones family as the Memorial class room at the Methodist church undergoes repairs funded by the Alice Allis fund. Little Jimmy Ford ill with flu. Gus Martin of Fy ria and Esther Judson with Milan Litchfield visit the area. Jack Bear of Pittsfield sends Mrs. K J Olsen a bouquet of lilacs.
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Cleveland
A. B. Jones
Methodist Church
Alice Allis
Jimmy Ford
Brinley Ford
Gus Martin
Fyria
Esther Judson
Milan
Litchfield
Verne Lance
Jack Bear
Pittsfield
K. J. Olsen
Germany cuts shirt length to save cloth
Germany announces a plan to shorten shirts by two inches, aiming to save millions of yards of cloth as about 30 million shirts are produced annually.
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Germany
Tobacco Co Head Shows Largest Salary In Reports
George W. Hill, president of the American Tobacco Company, earned 331347 last year, the highest salary among corporate officials in reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Other executives listed include Harry F. Sinclair at 200530 and Coca Cola’s R W Woodruff at 163050, with several more salaries shown in the 100000 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Hill
American Tobacco Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Consolidated Oil Corporation
Harry F. Sinclair
R. W. Woodruff
Coca Cola Co
William A. Irvin
U. S. Steel Corp
C. M. Chester
General Foods Corp
L. du Pont
FE. I. du Pont de Pemours & Co
Tom M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
W. P. Chrysler
Niles Chapman
Crosley Corp
Powell Crosley
Lewis M. Crosley
James D. Shouse
American Rolling Mills Co
Charles R. Hook
Pictures From Greenwood People Camp Displayed at Delaware
John T Green will speak at the Baptist church and present color pictures of the Greenwood People’s Camp in Delaware Ohio. The year attendance ranged between three and four hundred young people from Ohio churches. The showing will be in color film and a service begins at 7 P.M. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
E. P. Johnston
John Green
Woman’s Home Misionary Societies
Methodist
Norwalk
United Bible Class
Church of Christ
John T Green
Fae “Ansto
Dent
Young Rock Ohio Association
Dent Baptist Churches
Tist
Tures
Greenwood
Delaware
Ohio
Ress
Bne
Toledo Museum acquires San Donato Madonna
The San Donato Madonna, a Della Robbia sculpture kept for over 400 years, has been acquired by the Toledo Museum of Art and attributed to Luca Della Robbia after its completion.
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Toledo
War Minerals in Nevada Center of War Effort
Reno dispatch asserts Nevada holds virtually every strategic mineral needed for war. The piece stresses the state's potential role in mobilizing resources if national conflict arises.
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Reno
Nev
United States
Nexvada
Verity and Steel Officials Reported With Large Sums
Calvin Verity as vice president earns 30663 dollars and George M Verity 64487 dollars. U S Steel Corp William Irvin vice chairman receives 140070 dollars along with Benjamin F Fairless president and Enders M Voorhees chairman of the Finance committee reporting 144483 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Verity
George M. Verity
U. S. Steel Corp
William Irvin
Benjamin F. Fairless
Enders M. Voorhees
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Vanderbilt
Chas. Driseen
Catholic Social Action Conference
Gene Buck
P. T. Barnum
Tex Rickard
Florenz Ziegfeld
George M. Cohan
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Harlan
United Mine Workers
Acme
Empire
Sunbeam
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Harlan Dudley
Allen Dudley
Oberlin
B. W. Porter
Geneva
E. H. Porter
H. H. Stone
Jessie Wright
H. H. Porter
Charles W. Recard
Congregational Church
Jean Whitcomb
Sullivan
Keith Andrews
Earl Conkle
Oberlin Hospital
Charles 8
Shepard
Smithville
Akron
Robert Andrews
Alena Andrews
Lena Dibble
Delmar Roedel
Grace Roedel
Mary Johns
Mary Fox
Arthur Flickinger
Clifton West
Barkley Street
A. B. Southard
Alice Wood
East Cleveland
John Baruch
Herbert Clabeaux
Inez Holland
Frank Bowker
W. B. Jordan
Catherine Jordan
Charles Allen
Gladys Sheldon
C. F. Ryder
Wellington Grange
Pittsfield Methodist Church
Ada Sherburne
Clarence Stevens
Walter West
Rollin
Nancy Lois
Kenneth Avery
Sherburne
Franklin Wright
Howard
Maynard
Warren Auble
Sonja Ruth
H. D. Mason
Karl Mueller
Margaret Mason
Wileman
O.P.S
Westinghouse
Proctor
Telephone
Broad Street