Wisconsin Milk Strike Ends After Violent Clashes
Wisconsin ended its milk strike in Madison as militiamen guarded state officials during an arbitration agreement. The truce halted embargoes, dairy deliveries resumed, and violence had left two dead and many injured in clashes with 5,000 deputies and National Guardsmen.
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Ralph M. Immell
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Lagrange 4-H Club elects officers and plans meetings
The Lagrange 4-H Club elected Frances Miller as president Harvene Hayes as vice president May Amsbury as secretary and Jean Louise Adams as news reporter. They will meet May 31 at Mrs Conklin's East Main home. Invitations issued for L H S graduates’ annual meeting May 27 in the auditorium with Mrs Charlotte Wilcox secretary and C H Nichols president. Grace C. Miller to recount Class of 1903 history. Pied Pip ers of Wellington to provide music.
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LA Grange
John Conklin
East Main Street
Frances Miller
Harvene Hayes
May Amsbury
Jean Louise Adams
Charlotte Wilcox
C. H. Nichols
Grace C. Miller
Pied Pipers of
Wellington
Japanese Ready To Halt Advance
PEIPING May 19 Japanese troops are ready to halt their advance into China proper the Japanese legation announced today reporting that Chinese troops had taken up new defense lines extending from Shunyi 20 miles north of Peiping through Tengchow 13 miles to the east and thence southeastward through Luati toward the sea. S Nakayama charge d affaires of the Legation based his announcement on the assumption that Chinese troops would make no attacks on Japanese if there are further attacks there may be further advances he said. If there are no more attacks Japanese troops will continue to hold an area within China proper equivalent to the area of the state of New Jersey pending assurances that they will not be molested. Eventually they will retire to the Great Wall he said.
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Legation
Shunyi
Tengchow
Luati
S. Nakayama
New Jersey
Great Wall
Local social notes reflect wartime era links and arrivals
Sunday visits highlight Wellington residents Mr. and Mrs. William McEndree and Mrs. Minnie Willard. Rear Admiral Ernest J. King, former Lorain resident and new Navy Chief of Aeronautics, joins kin ties to John King and Mrs. Ben Clapp, and recalls Akron tragedy. Macon voyage past La Grange, Bertha Brown guests, Knapp family relocation, and Roy Widdowsons welcome a newborn at Allen Hospital Oberlin.
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William McEndree
Wellington
Frank J. Knowles
Minnie Willard
Ernest J. King
U. S. Naval Chief of Aeronautics
Lorain
John King
Ben Clapp
W. A. Moffett
Akron
Mr. King
Macon
la Grange
Bertha Brown
South Amherst
Sam Garretson
Gilbert Knapp
Church Street
Dean Duplex
North Main Street
Roy Widdowson
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Lake Avenue Commencement Exercises
Lake Avenue May 19 eighth grade graduation held in the school auditorium. Class colors red and white and red roses as flowers. Motto impossible is Un-American. Program included music by King's orchestra, Rev. C A Buchholz invacation, salutary Olive Spore, class history Harry Shryock, class will Margaret Konrad, class prophecy Ellie Porkdab, piano solo Margaret Konrad, poem Trees Dale Slogan, valedictory Richard Goll, address Rev. Buchholz, diploma presentation L. C. Hecock, more music, graduates: Margaret Ixenrad Elsie Porkoab Opal Scott Olive Spore Richard Goll William Greenberger Dale Hogan Wayne Hogan Harry Shrs ock. CHURCH TO HAVE PARTY: Community church social Friday evening with music and entertainment. WIGGINS-LEONARD WEDDING: Frances Wiggins and Elwood Leonard married at Lorain Presbyterian parsonage. reception at bride’s home. couple to reside at 1138 West 22nd Street Lorain.
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King’s Orchestra
C A. Buchholz
Olive Spore
Harry Shryock
Wilf
Margaret Konrad
Elie Porkdab
Margar Konrad
Trees
Dale Slogan
Richard Goll
Rev. Buchholz
Vf King’s Orchestra
Kermit Letby
L. C. Hecock
Margaret Ixenrad
Elsie Porkoab
Opal Scott
William Greenberger
Dale Hogan
Wayne Hogan
Harry Shrsock
Wiggins-Leonard
Frances Wiggins
Frank B. Wiggins
Leavitt Road
Elwood Leonard
Willam B. Leonard
Stop 19
Presbyterian Church
Lorain
Dan Wickens
Leonard
West 22Nd Street
Culture as Attitude of Mind Beyond Knowledge
A reflection on culture defining it as an attitude rather than mere possession of knowledge. It emphasizes a sympathetic disposition toward all mental products and intellectual interests, shaping how individuals engage with ideas and human achievement.
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