Telescope Aids Tourists in Columbus Ohio
The Teleguides, an invention by Michael Abel, map central Columbus with 900 lights showing public buildings and businesses. A numbered directory lets visitors dial a light to locate places like the county courthouse, numbered 362. Three units costing 30000 will soon be public installations in Union Station and two hotels, with talks of Century of Progress inclusion.
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Columbus, Q
Columbus
Michael Abel
Court House
Union Station
Chicago
Wellington Shortage of Old Dobbins Presents Problems
A May report details a critical horse shortage affecting Wellington ferret breeders. Baby ferrets arrive weekly as horse meat vanishes from district menus, forcing breeders to use fish and other substitutes. Prices fall from about $3 to $2 per ferret, with Greene’s Roy farm selling 1500 young ferrets to eastern buyers despite scarcity.
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Dobbins
Ferrell
Greene
New York State
Lorain County
Amherst Round Up and Local Social Notes
Amherst Round Up covers a May 27 round up at the local school with health doctor Dr. O'Brien examining nineteen children. The Standard Bearers Society held a river outing with Captain Patchett and Mrs. Brocksicker on the Wirrimon river featuring boating contests and a lunch for fifteen. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Paul Mort at the Dulmage home with family and friends present. Eighth grade picnic attendees numbered 43 and included Garden flowers for decoration and cake. Alumni plan their annual banquet in the school auditorium with the 1932 graduates as guests. First and third grades enjoyed a creek bank picnic after school. Henry Hahn of Telegraph road is improving after six weeks ill. Cardiff Wales proposes annexing Penarth for tax benefits totaling 1 million dollars.
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South
Amherst
O'Brien
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. T. Patchett
Belle Brocksicker
Wirmilon
H. E. Dulmage
Paul Mori
Mabel Wade
Mysie Stephenson
Victoria Kiemowski
Eaton Children Raise Flag at School
All the school children attended the flag raising on Tuesday afternoon May 24. Morris Jackson played taps while Stanley Howard and Robert Hoskins fastened the flag to the pole. The assembly saluted the flag and sang The Star Spangled Banner and America.
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Wesley Grills
Lorain
E. E. Durkee
Frances Brandt
Pitts
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Wellington
Woman’s Association of the Cogregational
Kerman Wight
White Front Restaurant
Pfaff and Morris
Piano
Erie Ae
Treva Hawk Hill
Congregational Church
Barnum
William Seeman
Oberlin College
Mary Kelly
A. W. Shields
D. G. Swanger
S. A. Williams
Reuben Knapp
Grange
Luella Hines
H. T. Breyley
Zelma Clinesmith
Walter Peck
Dorothy Hughes
Rock
Mary Hyde
Marjorie Young
Caroline Miller
England
Berwick
Paul Mort
Helen Pierce
Sarah Osgood
Flora Pyke
Huntington Park
Alumni Association
Henry Hahn
Telegraph Road
Cardiff
Wales
Penarth
Glamorgan County
Eaton Grange
Strongsville
Joseph Rumpler
Lakewood
Carl Saunders
A. J. Carpenter
Sunny Stitchers
Cleveland
J.rumpler
Ford Hill
A. Mathews
Floyd Cheney
W. H. Giles
Clara Lyon
Grace Reed
Lersch
Sayford
Rayon
France
HOSE
BOL
Berkshire
Chantilly
Aliso
Silk
Elyria
New York
Rouse
Kotex
TY Westy
Imity
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