College Boys Bid For Own Crusoe Isle
Three Kalamazoo College alumni from the class of 1936 ask Honolulu Chamber of Commerce for an uninhabited Pacific island to live apart from the economic system. They cite dissatisfaction with the current industrial order and seek self sufficiency on a small island. The chamber secretary notes it would be difficult to escape the American economy.
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Honolulu
United States
Kalamazoo
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Denver J. Todd
Earl H. Pierson
Frank S. Tompkins
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Share the Wealth Society
John Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Doan's Pills Offer Relief From Backaches Caused by Kidneys
Doan's Pills are advertised as a treatment for backaches linked to tired kidneys. The ad claims kidneys expel wastes daily, and failing kidneys cause pains, swelling, and sleep trouble. Millions have used Doan's Pills for over 40 years to flush kidney tubes.
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Doan
Island in Hawaiian group under American jurisdiction
The text notes that the island is part of the Hawaiian group and remains under American jurisdiction.
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Island
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Browand At Home
Spencer notes celebrate Mrs Clyde Browand birthday with family baskets of food. Baccalaureate services at S H 3S with Rev Koontz guiding string trio and choir. Plans for summer Bible school begin June 1 at M E church. Senior Philothea aids Worthington Home children. Union Memorial services held at Baptist church led by Rev Lt W X. Spencer Baptist class hosts social at Mrs Ray Mitchell’s home. Heb ret Association women hold annual meeting.
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Clyde Browand
Aaron Browand
Vernon Browand
Elmer Browand
J James Higgins
Ben Holmes
Mr. Kindig
Culyde Browand
J. G. Koontz
Union
The
Baptist Church
W. x
Ray Mitchell
Spencer Baptist Fidet
Hebret Association
Spencer Baptist Church
Community Visitation Notes and Local Socials Mix
A La Grange Baptist church gathering is noted along with a long list of visitors and guests visiting Monroe County, Cleveland, Spencer, Lodi, and nearby towns. The report includes hospital news, illnesses, and family visits featuring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parent and many others, with several Sunday dinner and weekend visit mentions.
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Gertrude Wood
Kate Moffett
Spencer
Maryeen Bank
Colorado
Monroe County
Old
Rome
Evelyn Laufman
Cleveland
Violsi
David
Wendell Garwood
Kent Statto Unie
G. H. Garwood
John Johnson
Leonard Bridges
Baker
Green
Charles Parent
Jesse Parent
Marshal McQueen
Ashland
Claud Clederdon
Aeron
Wingshouse Beckley
E. L. Heighlend
W Ngton
Arthur Sanford
Lodi
Wesley Myers
Sam Leroy
Mrs. Doran
Memorial Day program at Avon Lake set with Legion rites
Avon Lake Memorial Day observance announced by Lake Post 211 of the American Legion. Events begin with flag raising at sunrise at Avon Lake Park and Legion Home, followed by a 10:30 a.m. ceremony at Avon Center Road school auditorium. Commemorative program includes invocation by Father Worth, vocal solo by Miss Rena Titus, remarks by Mrs. Arthur Boyle on the history of Memorial Day, a junior high band performance, and the principal address by Comrade Orin Lehmitz of Columbus. Cemetery service to conclude with parade, firing squad, and choir.
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Avon Lake
United Nation
Lake Post 211
Legion
Hirh
Anudittorium
Avon Center Road
Legionaires
Avon Law Park
Legion Home
Father Worth of
Avon
Rena Titus
Arthur Boyle
John A. Logan
Grand Army of
Re A. J
Dwight B. Eastr
Ralph J. Clark
Ralph Hubert
L E. Cubic
Floot
Avon-on-the-Lake
Avon Lake High School Commencement Programs Read
Graduation exercises presented a varied program led by Miss Yanula, with Rev J L Novt of Mentor giving welcome. Arline Schu delivered the Go to Steep, a Oberlin College string quartet performed, and Evelyn directed portions of the ceremony with the school orchestra providing music.
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Avon Lake High School
Yanula
J. L. Novt
Arline Schu
Evelyn
Oberlin
Plomas
Avon eighth grade closing hour honors graduates
Closing hour at Avon school honored eighth grade graduates Alic Barth Uran Shirk Neidhart Celia Paul Julia Hurwede Dorothy Marian Ket arine Kelley Pauline Warde Iher Lorenz Doris Tomanekva Blacn Mildred Borory Burr Xussdorfer Elmer Hsen Paul Cerrant Robert Hardt William Werle Fuss Biltz Arthur Aslasken Vivian Howedel Burkhart. Medals were presented by the Aimer fon.
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Avon i
Alic Barth
Uran
Shirk Neidhart
Celia Paul
Julia
Hurwede
Dorothy T Marianin
Ketarine Kelley
Pauline Warde
Iher Lorenz
Doris Tomanekva
Mildred Borory
Burr Xussdorfer
Elmer H=sen
Paul Cerrant
Roberthardt
William Werle
Gene Ate Ows Fuss Biltz
Arthur Aslasken
Vivian Howedel
Burkhart
Presen
Aimer Fon
Avon Lake club meeting and state convention details
A meeting at the Avon Lak Townsend club will be held at 38 Avon Lake hall on Thursday evening with W. HL Longsworth listed as a participant. Brief items note Clarence Krakow moving from Lake Road to Lorain, and social hosts and visitors including Mrs Ed Webb and Mrs Frances Heckal among others.
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Avon Lak Townsend Club
Avon Lake Hall
W. HL Longsworth
Clarence Krakow
Lake Road
Lorain
Ed Webb
Avon Lake
Local grads host guests at Penfield ceremony
The graduation exercises Wednesday drew attendees including Mr and Mrs C Arnolds Mrs Daisy Martin and Mrs Lee Walker of Penfield. Granddaughter Jeanne Herman was among graduates. Guests included Fred Maxheimer of Chardon Mrs Beisy Ross of Bainbridge and Mr Urban Boehn of Cleveland with his sister Miss Boehm. Ith L Jones and son from Florida visited with Mr and Mrs J Crawford and other relatives.
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C. Arnold
Daisy Martin
Lee Walker
Penfield
Jeanne Herman
William Hint
Fred Maxheimer
Chardon
Beisy Ross
Bainbridge
Dell
Urban Boeha
Miss Boehm
Ith
L. Jones
Florida
J. Crawford
Field ridge is GwEH bats she 2nd friends or is fit
The fragment references an adopted person in Iowa and a local field ridge context with unclear details. No clear names, places, or events are deducible to form a coherent news item.
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Bis Y
Lowa
General Motors
Buick
Clem McCarthy
Hivin C. Hill
Louis Schmeling
Survey Shows Need Of Homes In Toledo
A Toledo housing survey finds a shortage of 6,669 homes with an estimated cost of 27 million dollars. Labor would total 13.56 million. Data shows 1,200 new houses annually 1929 to 1930, then under 200 yearly 1930 to 1935. The 1935 list adds 29,000 names over 1934.
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Toledo
Ohio
Agitimate
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College Boys
Crusoe Isle
M. E. Shurch
Hor
Philethea
Philorhea
Worthington Home
Aldrich
Sim
Mary Wood
BS East Avre
Ballions
Marr
la Grange Baptist
Lodi Satara
Ina Carey
Bradley
Cleve
Harry Awke
Ledi
Pawnee
Spear
Claremas Thornton
Helen Bene
Ida Ream
Miller
Spencer Bridges
Paul Bridges
Wertz
le Husband
Kuehner
Harry Wadsworth
Elyria
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust CO
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Legionnaires, Legion Auxiliary, Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts and Friends
Townsend Tips
Walton Ice & Fuel Inc
Uptown
Sinclair Station
Second Street
East Avenue
Main
East Broad
East River Streets
Gottlieb
Bry
West Broad
I. A. S. P. Club
Joe Verico
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