Seats scarce for G O P convention in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 28 the public will find it hard to obtain seats for the Republican national convention. Most of the 12 3 seats in the hall are reserved for national committee men, congressmen, senators, speakers, convention officers and distinguished guests. Journalists receive entry in front of the platform. Delegates and alternates get seats with two tickets each. Each state delegation gets tickets through its national committeeman. Delegations within 1069 miles of Cleveland receive five extra tickets per delegate. over 1400 miles, one and a half tickets per delegate. Local contributors to the $150 fund for bringing the convention here must be taken.
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Cleveland. O
Ueral
Aveland
Henrietta Missionary Meet and Local Social Roundup
Henrietta Ohio hosts a missionary gathering with attendees including Alex Born and many residents such as Mrs. John Geissendoerfer, Mrs. Wal Angersbach, Mrs. Albert Reus Rey, Mrs. Samuel Raeiz, and Mrs. Earl Munn and daughter Born. The notice lists greetings, refreshments, and names of guests. Later items note Miss Jean Snyder’s return from Pleasant View Sanatorium and multiple social visits across Elyria Lorain and nearby towns, with families including Buchs, Hostetler, Doane, Myer, and Portman among others.
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Henrietta
Sopeely
Alex Born
George Minor
Katienau
Barb. Anzeors
John Geissendoerfers
Ror Angersbach
Wal- Angersbach
Albert Reus- Rey
Samuel Raeiz
Earl Munn
Alice Ernest Buchs
Zauman
Wer Porth
John Hostetler
Err Jones
Err Buchs
Am‘st
Gerber
Alber
Carl Doane
Albert
Lorain
Jesse Portman
George Becker
Mary Becker
John Walter Berea
Naltrer
Elizabeth Xe
Thelma
Ria
Charles Cook
Wiss Lydia Portman
Elyrias
Ed Hawisen- Nelson Reusser
Akron
Try Buchs
Victor Hostettier
Detroit
Frederick Myer
Robert Myere
Leslie Gouvid
Carl Darrow
Melof Mason
Seymour Leimbach
Jnne Regart
Mar- Dorothy
Marion
Bron- Mich
Dana Pafison
Reading
Mich
O. C. Sanders
Republic Steel Plans $700,000 Plant Upgrades
The Republic Steel Corporation authorized nearly 70,000 in improvements and equipment additions with over 254,600 directed to the Youngstown-Warren district to expand finishing capacity at the Elec Weld Tube Mills in Cleveland area plans dated May 28.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstowne-Warreg
Social Roundup in Elyria Area Highlights Visits and Events
Afternoon guests included the Hoags and Smiths from Milan and Elyria families such as the Robertsons from Princeton and A. L. Dudier. Teachers and locals traveled to Elizabethtown and Purdue during vacation. Numerous dinners, suppers, and hospital visits featured residents from Elyria and nearby towns, with a school bake sale planned for June 6 and a funeral attended in Amherst.
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Enrietta
Jean Snyder
Pation
Pleasant View
J. R. Tucker
Hun
Ralph Barber
Jane
Bertel
Elyria
Robert Veller
Irs
Walter Ronnett
John Bechtel
Murrayge
Frank Cook
Pawl Court
James Oberlin
Republic Steel
Charles Hoag
Alicea
Milan
John Kohl
Josephine
Robert Smith
John Robertson
Princeton
A. L. Dudier
Harold Coates
Walter Walker
FE. N. Walker
Oberlin
Kent
R. H. Vincent
G. M. Snyder
Jean
Lester Husted
John Kirk
Ray Brown
Barbara
Laura May
Sanford Wigzi Ja
Banquer
C. O. Burrell
Becker
Camden
V. D. Whiney
Butler Road
O. C.sanders
Milton Martin
Amherst
Adam Horn
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Raymond Bechtel
Stryps
van Raalte
C.h.merthe & Co
Gabardine
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