Soviet Air Expansion And New International Routes
The Soviet Union expands passenger air service with Dobrolet, extending routes across Siberia and the Caucasus and planning Moscow to Trashkent and beyond. By August Moscow to Irkutsk becomes passenger, and a wide air map supports mapping, irrigation, pest control, and regional development while new air routes to Europe begin May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Siberia
Central Asia
Caucasus
Dobrolet
A. K. Anders
European Russia
Khabakovsk-Nixolyevsky-Sakhalin
Archangel-Sitkivkar
Trashkent
Afghanistan
Irkutsk
Soviet Union
Europe
Berlin
Smolensk
Kovno
Koenigsberg
Danzig
Riga
Leningrad
Reval
Ixspenigsbergz
Social Roundup at Litchfield Dinners and Visits
Litchfield May 4 social notes report Mr and Mrs John Fletterich and Beaumont of Cleveland as Wednesday night dinner guests. Nearby families from Lorain to Brunswick share meals and attend church. Convocation services at the Congregational church featured Dr Sloane of Wooster delivering the sermon The Lord is my Shepherd. A baptism occurred for Rathe ard, grandson of De Detrow. Additional visits include Ray Trenchard of Grafton and many local households hosting birthday observances and dinners. Memorial union services are planned at the Baptist church with Rev Cooper preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
John Fletterich
Beaumont
Cleveland
Louis.utmuti
George Tove
Lorain
Yariday
C. F. Greenfield
Paul Burdack
Ray Trenchard
Grafton
Clyde Bradley
Converegational Church
Dr. Sloane of
Wooster
Ratheard
de Detrow
Alvin Reed
J. H
Barry
George Round
George Starr
John Starr
Lester
George Kebren
Alice
Brunswick
Sloane
Detrow
QO. P. Jenkins
A LL. Jenkins
Arthur Taw
Louis Law
A. J. Jenkins
Chas. Greenfield
Love
Akrol
Union Memorial Serviers
Baptist
Laura Aufmuth
Dorothy
Aufmuth
David Demorest
Willis Leach
Tacoma
Wash
Leach
Demorest
Priscilla
John Alden
Boston
Dell Baken
Norwalk
Bessie Walling
Jenkins
I. BR S
Henry Pfeiffer
Sen Chas Asheck
Wm. King
Congregational Church
FH. Schott
Henrietta May 24 Church Notes From Reformed Church
May 24 church notes report Sunday services at the Reformed Church led by Rev W. Henrietta notes list sermon topics and attendance figures for the week, reflecting local religious life and activities in the community.
Medicated Konjola Praised By Cincinnati Man
William J. Kelley of Cincinnati reports dramatic relief after using Konjola for fifteen years of stomach liver and kidney trouble plus rheumatism and neuritis He says his health improved quickly with kidney function returning and pains easing He plans to continue the treatment and recommends the remedy widely through Elyria Ohio and other towns with local druggists carrying it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kelley
Bauer Avenue
Cincinnati
Konjola
Kenjola
Elyria O
Graduating seniors hear lessons of life at school ceremony
Thirteen members of the senior class and four faculty members were ushered in by Allee Turner and Burton to a march. Rev. Schott spoke on Lessons of Life from Proverbs 4 29 while Norman Ausmuth sang and Alvin Round played. The event highlighted the theme that the class begins the school of life with many lessons to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Turner
Burton
Homer Homan
America the Beautiful
Rev. Schott
Alvin Round
Burton Dague
Esther Frombaugh
Norman Ausmuth
Howard Sabin
Schott
Flay Sears
Elkhart
Ind
Mack Watts
Canton
Hal Leach
Wills Leach
Alice Burrer
Cleveland
K. F. Burrer
Wm Spurr
Scoville
Frank Jang
Brodt
Michigan
Helen AM. Lawry
Lodi
Hubbel
Elyria
L. F Detrow
P A. Thompson
Bernice Thompson
Doris E. Mills
New Paris
Ohio
Miss Lawry
Malis
Chas. Eberle
Birmingham M E church announces services and events
Birmingham M E Church notes Sunday May Beth service at 8 p.m. no evening service. Sunday school at 10 43 a m. Baccalaureate service planned. Residents visiting relatives and friends include Faith and William Ekleberry with Mrs Roy Ekleberry, Mrs Horace Allen of Vermillion, Mrs Anna Apperman of Shelby, Harold Apperman, P H W Lateman, and others visiting Oberlin Norwalk Kipton Akron Detroit. Reverend Fred Ross and Reverend Ernest Baumann visited local families, with several residents hosting or returning from visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
County
Tlme
M. E
Fred Ross
Faith Ekleberry
William Ekleberry
Roy Ekleberry
Horace Allen
Vermillion
Marion Bates
Anna Apperman
Shelby Ohio
Harold Apperman
P. HW. Lateman
Oberlin
Hartman Holzhauer
John Ladrach
Rollie Joseph
Limbaugh
Akron
Orlo Cowen
Theola and
Laurie
Kipton
Norwalk
Theodore Ries
Ernest Baumann
Steve Gottschling
Lizzie Brewster
C. C. Schisler
Florence
H. M. Dute
Wad W. Brown
Carl Dute
Detroit
Mich
Mr. M. Dute
Mrs Tom Holly Memorial Services Set in Monroeville
FIELDS May 23 Mrs Robert Blaine and mother Mrs Mole moved to Monroeville Wednesday to see Mrs Tom Holly who was very ill and has since passed away Memorial services will be held in the church Sunday evening.
Vincent VINCENT May 25 Community Play Dean Dubbs
May 25 Vincent invites the public to attend the Vincent School play Demon Dubbs to be repeated Friday evening. Doors open at 1730 hours. Residents and families listed share visits and social events around Lorain Elyria and Vincent with multiple local figures attending gatherings and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantes
Western Automatic
Colnhon Company
Cascaue Park
Elyria
Betts Roberts
Norwalk
A. C. Warner
S C. Warlbut
Fanuly
William Morris
Jack Dickason
Earl
Morris Jones
Lorain
Madge Pixley
S. Scott
Sinclair
Vincent School
Vincent
Deacon Dubbs
Family and social notes from West Russia Ohio area
May 25 updates show Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dudley and son Charles visiting aunt Mrs. Du Ross in Lakewood. Local residents attended Oberlin High School Gypsie Trail play and Oberlin T O F Degree Team members performed in Canton. Mrs. Hahn and son Myron toured Cleveland. Miller family visited Albert Laary home. Cora Wilcox and Eva Hungerford attended Frank Mohrman funeral in Pittsfield. Clarence Hungerford visited Oak Harbor. Burgenheim family from Cleveland spent weekend with Hahn family. John Dudley also spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wittenbach
Leo Kimmel
Kimmel
Oberlin
Theodore Reis
Miron
Fred Latteman
Alice Buchs
Anna Buchs
Walter Bennett
D. C
So. Ridge
G. M. Snyder
Art Hand
O. E. Peabody
Alpha Haslem
L. M. Kelly
Frank Mohrman
Pittsfield
George Unger
Frank Kelble
Patricia
Claude Unger
Brownhelm
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Leonard Buchs
Fred Bauman
Mike Simonas
Paul Hostettler
Lo- Tain
Dr Brickner
Cleveland
Rey
Fred Ross
Carl Reusser
Raymond Bird
Hioward
John Kranyak
Sylvester Zellers
Berea
Fred Movers
Alfred Bauer
Long Is
Miern
Europe
Jarence ) Burrell
Elvira
Mas. Hecker
Anrd
Jon Delefield
Maynard
Shirley
Gen Delefield
Martha
Ernest Bauman
Ohio
Indiana
Charles Dute
Detroit
Joan
Godfrey Bauman
Vic
Fred Feberhardt
J. Versenbach
John Geisendoerfer
G. R Kuhlman
C W. Lawrence
Birmingham
Vermilion
A. J. Clemon
Albert Renaser
Alga Ce - Eye
Birexy
Ome
Mr. and
West Russia
Ben Dudley
Charles
du Ross
Lakewood
Miller
Albert Laary
Cora Wilcox
Cora
Eva Hungerford
Clarence Hungerford
Oak Harbor
Burgenheim
George Hahn John Dudley
Local residents visit quarries and visitations noted
A varied weekend notices several locals visiting quarries at Sandusky Avery and Berlin Heights for fossils and rocks for a geology class. Family visits include Mrs Sedelke and Mrs Braun at Cleveland Clinic hospital and Jimmy Paulino staying with the Squires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dudley
Otf Oberlim
Clarence Duell
Bruce Hamilton
Fuesist
Forman
Sandusky
Avery
Berlin Heights
Frank Sedelke
Ed Braun
Robert Sedelke
Cleveland Clinic
Jimmy Paulino
Akron
C. R. Squires
Lyman Knowles
Charles Squires
Elyria
Grace Braun
Freddie Gerber
Charles Kelley
Mill Hollow
Henry Date
Henrietta
Wm. Braun
Cleveland
Baccalaureate and Commencement Program At High School
A combined baccalaureate at the High School auditorium on Sunday evening May 25, 1930, at 8 00 PM features processions, choir numbers, an address by Dr Otto Mees, and benediction. A May 28, 1950 recessional and class presentation follow with music, orchestra, and faculty remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Weber
Forsaken
Koschat
Boys Glee Club
Otto Mees
Mildenberg
Brovehelm High School
Dorothea Sifford
Waste
James Nichols
Emily Reitsman
D. C. Rybo
Bo Zulanr
Dijtumas W. A. Spintop
2Ceu
How Do You Tell The Engineer From The Fire Man
A reader recalls a photograph from an old album showing Dartmouth Carson and his son Wyandotte after winning the High Wheel championship of Eastern Nevada. Aunt Ella suspects the image’s subject. the note seeks guidance on distinguishing engineer from fireman in the snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Dartmouth Carson
Wyandotte
Nevada
Man who signed letters with flourish remembered
George Gideon Curlykew was born on this day and will be remembered as the man who signed all his letters with such a flourish that nobody ever could make out his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gideon Curlykew
You're My Same Day Sweetheart Cora
Personal notice from Cora in the Kansas City Star expressing affection with the nickname bill and referring to a same day sweetheart connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Cora
Kansas City Star
Court Request Over Canary Care After Injury
A court hearing notes a defendant who caused grievous bodily harm asked that someone be sent to his home to look after his canaries. This detail appears in a 1930 Will Davy copyright context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davy
Elyrian Invents Interesting Games Scoop to Market
Elyria claims a new parlor game titled Scoop by W R Comings, a copyrighted social version inspired by an ancient Chinese game. Described in Golf Illustrated, the author notes the game appeals for two or four players and promises varied, strategic play beyond simple entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W R. Comings
Elyria
Comings
Robinson and
Hancock
Mr. Comings
Hungarian Divorcees Form League for Equal Rights
Under President Mrs Ede Langer several hundred Budapest women with feminist aims have organized the League to Secure Equal Social and Economic Rights for Divorced Women. They are mounting a campaign to recruit the remaining 5600 divorced women in Budapest to join their movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Ede Langer
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Sybil Kendeigh
Malvine Kranyak
Rosa Fors0n
Ruth Ellen Snyder
Mary Adler
Dorothy Becker
Mildred Wyler
Irene Gede
Lucile Derby
Miss Walcott
Charles Kendeigh
Edna May Griffith
Melvin Unger
Harland Karr
Reymond Unger
al Kennard
Leo Younglas
Lawrence Bucks
Jannette Younglas
June
Elvina
Harold Buchs
Katie Weidman
Otto Knoble
John Ritzenthakler
Fred Brandau
Allice Claus
M. B. Peabody
John Ives
Harold
Adam Horn
Gusta Champney
Doris Stratton
Milan
Poe A. Mitten
Myra Coates
Jamily
William
Robert Strohmer
Bellevue
Conrad Adler
Ray Brown
Barbara
Sanford Wiggins
Adam Angersbach
Jonu Bauman
Irvin
Helen
Ardith
Albert Bauman
Mt. Vernon
Blanche Harper
John Geisendwerfer
Mary Becker
Carl
George Becker
Famil
Erlyn Heinzerling
Delefield
Elza Sanders
O. C. Sanders
Albert Snyder
Oscar
Elmer
Ervin Bauman
Ervin
George Jaeger
South Euclid
Wm Jaegere
Henri Emmerick
Sarah
Amherst
Grandma Snyder
John Bauman
Barbara Hilberg
Elshna
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Franklin Bauman
Dors Portman
Jannette Kreig
Ruby Jones
Joe Currier
Herbert Howe
Rosa Hand
Muslersburg
Harvey Court
Wallace Court
Louis Delefeld
George Delefield
Wasem
Oberlin College
Henry Emmerick
Harold Coates
Joel Mitten
Bord
Benton
Henry Hewart
Herman
Toledo
John Born
Joan Berger
Ada Kinsler
Elsha
George Becher
Gena Beil
Emma Hand
M. Snider
Fred Kreig
Charles Court
Oscar Zurener
Grace Currier
Howard
Maynard Unger
Bern Heights
C H. Currier
W.C T. U
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Chauncey Currier
Guy Champney
Robert
Moses (Hampney
Traverse City
L. M Kelly
Jean Mapes
Mervin Lanigan
LaPorte
Charles Mapes
Karl Hasenpfinle
Ralph Husted
Peabody
Oscar Zurcher
Charles Fachler
Qbert'n
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Rugbs
Elmer Portman
Fam
Elaria
Jesse Portman
G RR Kuhlman
Aatel Ladies’ Aid Society
Mis Il. T. Normande
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Fistla
Henry Emmersh
Fayette Page
Fitchyilie
Charles Cook
Harold Oates
Chas. Court
Grace Cur Tier
John Cobb
Georgia Mead
Rev Lees
Harry Boyd
William Coultrip
William Brickner
MFE
Martha Bauman
G R Kuhlman
C. W Lawrence
Toorain
Catherine Kneisel
Rugby
Kilyria
Anna Wyttenbach
Romey Miers
Jack Pietch
Donald
R. A. Washburon
Elsina
Melvin Unser
Hollis Derby
Lucile
VU. C. Sanders
Lornin
Soclock
Musie
Floyd C. Moore
I. H. Omore
Florence Coates
Ocal
Bertha Cherry
Myron Schlecter
Oscar Schneider
Irvin Bauman
Mary Gronshy
Carl Heusser
P J. Bun
Lorain High School
Mary Gronsky
Carl Reuse
Mirron Schieder
Joe A Mitten
Helen Wolcott
Lucerle
Paul Portman
Fred Twining
Charles Heidrick
Alex Born
Philip Latterman
FTJ
Joe 4. Mitten
Mead Petty
Wead Petty
Mary Schaster
Svylvester Zellers
Joan W. Fallsburs
Ridgeville
Edith Alice Gassard
Wood Co
Norma McCrafflin
Mary Schaffer
Hazel Menronnall
Jessie Mihlovic
Ter
M. E Church
Aunjula Yulbali
Willa J. Relley
Congregational
Union Memorial
the Baptist Church
Olock Christian Endeavor
Babcock
Mallet Creek
Anos Nieding
Cobb
Hugh Palmer
A. Palmer
Hugh
Beatrice van Dorn
Carlisle
Ernest Lescher
Delbert Worcester
Ladies Aid
Frank Pitts
Ramsey
Theer
Miss Thotmas
Columbia
la Porte
Perkins
North Olmsted
Henry Baehr
Florida
Root Road
Fields Corners
Prince
Leona Nieding
Seave
Columbus
School For Nurses
Chestnut Ridge
Detwiler
Sharp
West Ridge
Attorney Nieding
Loretta Nieding
Henry Nieding
L. A. Bainbridge
Harvey
William Rader
John Cook
West
Russia
Ridgeville School
Davy
Vox
Congress
Clarence True Wilson
Mr Man
Pin Head
London
Sydney Cullard
Hawker
Elyrian
Jim Higgie
Broad Street
Florists
Wilmot Printing Co
West End Furniture
The
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
Second Street
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