National Hospital for Consumptives Hears Denver Meet
A delegation of leading Jews from across the United States will attend a June 22 gathering at the Institution in Denver. The event marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives and aims to show the hosts nationwide the hospital’s magnitude and work. Thousands are expected to participate in the unique affair.
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Ish Hospital
Denver
United States
National Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital Expands From Tiny Shelter to Large Institution
The hospital, once a four-building, sixty-four patient facility, has grown into a major institution with twelve modern buildings spanning a wide acreage, offering care for tubercular patients in the United States.
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Free Hospital
United States
Community Notes From South Ridge and Surrounding Area
May 24 report from South Ridge highlights visits by local families including Handkes in Columbus and Cleveland, and ELYRIA connections. Mentions illness recovery, school closing with a May 25 picnic, a Maypole dance fundraiser raising 12 dollars for District No 9, and multiple social calls among residents. Funeral attendance to Elyria for Miss Gertrude Wack noted, with local families visiting Jay Fowl and attendance at community events.
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South Ridge
Herald Handke
Columbus
Florence Handke
Cleveland
Handke
Frank Bechtel
Ralph Beat
Dora May
Elyria
Harvey Beal
G. W Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Jay Fowl
Chag Toth
Fremont
Parent-Teachers Association
Ethel Thompson
Joshua Thompson
W T. Collier
H. Collier
Gordon
Elyna
Arthur
Mae Powell
Murray Ridge
John Stang
Gertrude Wack
Elynia
Chas. Dehn
Earl
O. Fowl
Ralph Fowl
Saul Eppley
Lewis Spiegelberg
Russell
J Smith
Parent-Teachers Association of School District No 9
John Bechtel
Amelia
Amherst
Maxine Haist
Lorain
Chas Dehn
George Hol
Parker Named Umpire of Mixed Claims Commission
Judge Edwin B. Parker, a noted Texas lawyer, has been appointed umpire of the American German mixed claims commission, succeeding former Supreme Court Justice William H. Day. The Amherst area item and social notes mention several local residents visiting relatives and attending events including Miss Coressa Ernst, Miss Lena May Hagel, Miss Helen Stang, Mr and Mrs Albert Haist, Miss Mary Diedrick, Mr. Milton Eppley, Mr. and Mrs. George Kuittle, Mrs. Henry Schaub and John Bechtel at a Grange meeting in Amherst.
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Edwin B. Parker
Mixed Claims Commission
Supreme Court
William H. Day
Parker
Texas
Luseworth
Amherst
Coressa Ernst
Eaton
Lena May Hagel
Elyria
Conrad Ernst
Helen Stang
Cleveland
John Stang
Albert Haist
Lorain
Chas. Dehn
Mary Diedrick
Elyria Callem
Milton Eppley
George Kuittle
Henry Schaub
John
J P. Bechtel
Grange
Community notes from Brownhelm May meeting and visits
The Just- a- Mere Club entertainment raised about ninety dollars. Elyria visitors Mr. and Mrs. Hudson stayed at the M. C. A. camp. Several local residents attended church gatherings and social events at the Ed Leuszler home and the Zilch and Buck ey households. School resumes after a trip by Ralph Hasenpflug and others. A prayer meeting and Evangelical church business session discussed a new heating system. A note mentions long usage of fig coffee in central Europe.
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Evangelical Church
Geo Zilch
Wiggs
Carlson
Lorain
W. T. Lynn
Albert Latteman
Henrietta
Geo. Baird
Dora Buckey
Ralph Hasenpflug
Margaret Leuszler
Gladys Zitch
Earle Northeim
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Brownhelm
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Siuit
Bowers
Sally Ann
Renouard’s A Good Bakery
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