Paris to New York in under ten hours by high speed airliners
M. Paul Painleve, former French premier and Wright ally, predicts giant trans Atlantic planes could cut Paris to New York to under ten hours. He cites high altitude flight above 22,000 feet at 300 to 490 mph as the future, with oxygen for passengers and crew. He credits Lindbergh’s solo feat for inspiring rapid aviation advances and notes floating landing fields may help, but regards high speed flight as the key. He remains a pacifist and values aviation for commerce over war, while Paris hotels reportedly host about 100,000 guests.
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Paris
New York
M. Paul Painleve
France
Wilbur
Orville Wright
United Press Today
Lindbergh
Wiil
M. Painleve
Orville
Wilbur Wright
LeBourget
Wright Brothers
America
Bleriot
Atlantic
Painleve
Wright
Penfound Family Dines With Elyria Visitors
Mr and Mrs J H B Penfound hosted a Sunday dinner in West Ridge with guests from Elyria including Archie Penfound and son Ronald Edward Sweeny and sons Donald and Robert Carlton Penfound and son Gary.
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West Ridge
J. H. B Penfound
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Edward Sweeny
Donald
Robert
Carlton Penfound
Gary
Elyria
Local families visit across Cleveland and Elyria
Mr and Mrs Clarence Long brake and children visited Mr and Mrs Franklin Monroe of Cleveland on Sunday. Mrs Etta Brown and son Stanley were guests Monday of Mr and Mrs Edward Brown of North Ridge. Mr and Mrs J H Penfould and son Harlan visited his brother Harry Penfound of Chatham on Sunday. Miss Lucile Penfound of Carlisle was the guest of Miss Marian Lauer over Thursday night. The Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Toth of Elyria spent Monday with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Toth.
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Clarence Longbrake
Franklin Monroe
Cleveland
Etta Brown
Stanley
Edward Brown
North Ridge
J. H. Penfould
Harlan
Harry Penfound
Chatham
Lucile Penfound
Carlisle
Marian Lauer
Margaret
Elizabeth Toth
Elyria
Charles Toth
D. D. Club Gathering At Henrietta Home
Mrs Carl Fowl attended a D D club meeting at the home of Mrs Walter Bennet in Henrietta on Saturday afternoon.
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Carl Fowl
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Local visitors share a Sunday social round in Ohio towns
Mrs Aratilda Drunagle and her son Elmer of Cleveland were entertained by Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible Sunday. Mrs E J Burrer and daughter Beatrice visited her sister Mrs Clarence Pierce of Lorain on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hunger were guests of Mr and Mrs E J Lang of Lakewood Sunday. Mrs Musselman of Cleveland visited her brother Fred Vietzen and family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Vietzen and children of Elyria spent Sunday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Vietzen.
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Aratilda Drunagle
Elmer
Cleveland
Charles Schaible
E. J. Burrer
Beatrice
Clarence Pierce
Lorain
Charles Hunger
E. J. Lang
Lakewood
Musselman
Fred Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
Mrs. C N Williams Attends Elyria Club Visit
Mrs. C N Williams attended the Eintre-Nous Club gathering at Mrs. Owen Bannon home in Elyria on Friday afternoon.
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C. N Williams
Eintre-Nous Club
Owen Bannon
Elyria
Wellington Hosts Long Family Visit With Ses sions
Mr and Mrs Elmer Long and their children Pauline and Robert spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs C W Sessions in Wellington.
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Elmer Long
Pauline
Robert
C. W. Sessions
Wellington
Cleveland Guest Charles Toth Spends Weekend
Charles Toth was the guest of friends in Cleveland over Saturday night and Sunday, visiting local acquaintances and enjoying the area.
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Cleveland G
Charles Toth
Friends
Cleveland
Sunday Guests at Elyria Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Milton Babcock were hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Slitsman in Elyria on Sunday as guests sharing a cordial social visit in the home of the Slitsmans.
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Milton Babcock
Frank Slitsman
Elyria
Community Church Tureen Dinner Held on Oberlin Road
Mrs C N Williams attended a tureen dinner at the Community Church on the Oberlin road in East Russia Thursday. Mr and Mrs Edward Smith of Elyma called on Mr and Mrs Elmer Long and family Friday evening. Mrs Etta Brown called on Nelson and Wormer of Elyria Thursday.
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C. N. Williams
Oberlin Road
East Russia
Edward Smith
Elyma
Elmer Long
Etta Brown
Nelson
Elyria
Weekend Visitor Brightens Local Ties
Miss Ruth Iverson of Battle Creek Michigan was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs George Longbrake. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan visited his sister Mrs Laura Wade of Oberlin on Monday. Mrs and Mrs Samuel White and daughter Laura Jane of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs J I Penfound on Tuesday.
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Ruth Iverson
Battle Creek
Michigan
George Longbrake
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Laura Wade
Oberlin
Samuel White
Laura Jane
J. i. Penfound
Dinner guests mingled from Elyria and Cleveland
Mrs. Etta Brown joined Misses Louise and Corinne Brown of Elyria for a Sunday dinner with several guests from Cleveland, Elyria and North.
Clover Leaf Club Meets Mrs Malich Of Elyria
Clover Leaf Club meets to welcome Mrs Malich of Elyria as the group plans to entertain next Tuesday afternoon.
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Cloverleaf Club
Community Supper and PTA Officers Election Planned
The Community Supper will be held at the school house on Thursday evening May 29. A business session of the PTA will elect officers for the next year.
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P. T.A
Mrs Charles Nash and Louisa Visit Sister at Butternut Ridge
Mrs Charles Nash and her daughter Louisa were guests of Mrs Raymond at Butternut Ridge, staying with her sister during a social visit.
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Charles Nash
Louisa
Butternut Ridge
Raymond
Local visitors call on area families this week
Simms and family spent Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Bemus of Lorain called on his parents Mr and Mrs E A Pember Sunday eve. Rev and Mrs S H Amore of the Edison road called on Mr and Mrs A M Johnston and daughter Freda Friday afternoon.
Weekend Calls Highlight Elyria and Nearby Visitors
Mr Charis and daughter Ruth of Elyria visited the Vietzen home Sunday afternoon along with Mr and Mrs Charles McKlensy of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Ralph Kigten of Vermilion. C N Williams and Mr and Mrs William Wart hosted callers on Oberlin road Sunday evening. Albert Bischoff of Cleveland and family visited Fred Vietz Sunday evening. Mary Kinder, who stayed at her parents John and Mary Kinder Brownhelm over the weekend, remains at home with inflamed tonsils.
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Charis
Ruth
Elyria
Vietzen
Charles McKlensy
Lorain
Ralph Kigten
Vermilion
Charley Schaible
C. N. Williams
William Wart
Oberlin Road
Albert Bischoff
Cleveland
Rose
Buddy
Fred Vietz
Mary Kinder
John Kinder
Brownhelm
Golden wedding anniversary and school PTA notes at Kipton
Mr and Mrs Wm Brumby Sr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with family and friends. A PTA meeting at the school elected new officers and planned to buy more library books. Decorations for Decoration Day were announced along with local visits and social notes.
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L. A. Perkins
Fred Brumby
Frances Perkins
J. 1. Brumby
Wm. Brumby
Rank
Cleveland
L. A. Obitts
Russell
Wm. Brumby, Jr
Elyria
G. A. Brumby
Russell Baker
Amherst
Mervin Lyndon
Arthur Brumby
Nellie Obitts
Anna Cannan
Grace McBurnie
Ed Ayliffe
W. H. Schweinfurth
J. H. Brumby
Fred Perkins
M. E. Perkins
Frances
Jay Whitney
H. W. Newton
Mary Morgan
Mary Bickel
Edith Hudon
Ludena Leninger
Florence Emers
Kate Lathrop
Frances Davidson
Clarence Waite
Phil Ronk
Wm Brumby
John Harding
Leland Bryden
Mentor
Ben Hill
R. Bryden
Theodore Brunger
Litchfield
B. F. Lees
Miss Gressler
Traster
Raymond Lilbek
Nat Ladd
Elshia
Walter Wilford
Vermilion
Lake Avenue PTA supper set for Friday evening
The losing side in the Lake Avenue Parent Teachers Association attendance contest will host a supper for the pupils in Miss Hines room and parents with children only in the winning room. Supper at the school house Friday at six. Numerous local residents visited friends and relatives in nearby towns over the weekend, including Croskey family, Morlett, Mosley, Collier, Stiward, Walker, Gordon, Miller, and others.
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Lake Avenue
Parent Teachers’ Association
Coffee trees yield about a pound per season
The article notes that the typical coffee tree produces roughly one pound of beans each growing season, indicating moderate yields for smallholders and highlighting seasonality in production.
Eskimos in Seattle Buy Custom Dog Sleds
Eskimos in Seattle purchase custom made dog sleds, underscoring interest in specialized equipment for Arctic-style travel. Local suppliers report steady demand for handcrafted sleds suited to cold weather conditions and rugged terrain.
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Eskimos
Seattle
Wash
Dirigibles Granted Right of Way Over Mexican Air Routes
Mexican aviation rules stipulate airships have the right of way while planes must swerve aside to pass. The decree outlines priority for dirigibles in airspace over national routes and airports.
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ENTRE
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Corinne Brown
Kipton
E. F. Croskey
Elmus
Stop 11
Catherine Morlett
West River Road
Killbuck
Ohio
Freeman Mosley
Everett Bliss
R. H. Collier
H. KD. Strong
Clair Stiward
Ruby Walker
Belle Perkapile
J. H. Fisher
Clifford
Florida
Roy Klup
Lilac Hedges
Wahlene Otto
Oliver Houses
Berlin Heights
Ralph Miller
A. J. Gordon
Nitch
Gordon
Dresden
R. H. Miller
George Loomis
C. J. Miller
Painesville
W. T. Collier
Mary Collier
John Garrett
Stop 10
Arthur Young
Charles Barr
Wallace Mayes
Arnold
Sullivan, Ohio
George Cotton
Lama
Pauline Miller
Goodell St
Buffalo, N. Y
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
Regent Pumps
Oxfords
Vestals
Society
Manhattan
Schoble
Ridge Hill
Memorial Park
Lorain County
North Ridge Road
Oberlin Avenue
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