Americans All Breakfast Fund Teems With Neighbors and Letters
A Hollywood area breakfast event for a worthy cause drew a large crowd of neighbors including a young minister as master of ceremonies. The winning entry titled My Host Neighbor praised Spencer Van Worn and a kind neighbor who helps daily. The event highlighted community support, with a mother admonished to bring a child to Sunday School and multiple generations present. A closing note mentioned Cyprus plans to plant 20,000 mulberry trees to boost silk production.
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Hollywood
Eratse
Berg
Laura M. Zellers
Spencer van
P.S
Jean W
New York Port Corporation
Canadian Seamen Overboard Strike Blocks Great Lakes Route
Striking Canadian seamen boarded the freighter Goderich on the Welland Canal and threw a non union crew overboard while tying the ship to the canal wall. Clashes with Royal Canadian Mounted Police halted shipping between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie as owners refused movement without police protection.
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AWA
Anl
Lake Ontario
Lake Frie
Canaiad
Goderich
Elland Canal
Royal Canadian Mounted Poliee
Noth
Noronic
Taranto
Sterling
John W. Rammacher
Cornwall Canal
Redwood
Sunday Vesper Service At First Methodist Church
Six choirs orchestral accompaniment and guest soloist Will perform in a Sunday afternoon vesper at 4 90 PM at the First Methodist Church. The Choral Union includes about 175 participants from the church youth and adults. The program features anthems by Bethlehem Choir Epworth Choir and Chancel Choir plus solo and choral selections conducted by Dr H W Courtney with Geraldine Ferie contralto. Admission is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bethlehem
Attians
Iichide
Bretst Folkesone
Joli Stuner
Crevians
C.F. Maple Ler
Caralers
Epworth
DepHose
Chancel
Moses
Cain
Serioul South Department Orchestra
Wall Aerospans
Albert Hay Malotte
Ion AL Squavesel
Wall
Marcia Eaton
Ruth Brucker
H.W. Courtney
Advises Culling Of Laying Hens
County extension agents report from Ohio State specialists urging rigid culling to handle feed shortages. Keep only well developed birds with bright combs. cull yellow beaks and shanks, fatty livers, moulting signs, and broodiness. sell small pullets and pale beaked cockerels as fryers. call for flock checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Deeds
County Agricultural Extension
Oc. M. Ferguson
Dlt Moyer
Oho State University Extension
Mexico
Will Speak Here For The United Jewish Appeal
Major Jace M. Ott, chaplain of the Wardenfantes Division, who recently returned from Europe where he assisted in organizing camps for displaced Jews, will speak at Agudath Aching Bnav Abraham on Monday, June 3 for the United Jewish Appeal. The drive seeks 100,000,000 for refugee relief, overseas needs, and Palestine, via the JDC, UPA, and NRS, aiding survivors in Europe and newcomers in the United States. Ott, a Chicago native and former Albany Park rabbi, helped organize displaced persons postwar and earned the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster after service in France, Belgium, and Germany.
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Jace MM. Ott
Chaplin
Wardenfantes
Threr
Europe
Geraby
Agudath Aching
Bnav Abraham
Mondas
United Jewish Appeal
Palestine
United States
Jou
United Palestine Appeal
National Refugee Service
O14
France
Belgium
Germany
Laienstein
Goorm Steel Works
Halberstadtt
Samnswiek
Ott
Regensburg
Passau
Danube
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Degeendorf
Tresenstadt
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Austria
University of Chicago
Hebrew Theological College of Chicago
Oit
Albany Park
Hebrew Congregation
Chiscago
UB plans to expand to 4600 students next fall
Buffalo Utah? Buffalo New York faces growth as the University of Buffalo reports enrollment rising from 784 to 2489 and aims to double to 4600 students next fall. Chancellor Capen told Governor Dewey that facilities will expand to accommodate the larger student body, in addition to 3000 off campus trainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo U
Buffalo, N.Y
Fis
Oecur
Buffalo
Samuel Pp. Capen
Thomas E. Dewey
Coshocton Man Clings To 176-Foot Pole In Endurance Feat
Marshall Jacobs, famed for a previous high climb, began a 35 day vigil atop Coshocton’s 176 foot flagpole at the fairgrounds. He will remain aloft to raise funds and gain attention, aided by a small radio and weather gear, with ceremonies led by Mayor William B. Martin and community support throughout the stay.
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Coshocton
Marshall Jacobs
Enn
William B. Martin
Jacobs
Casherton
Tostall
Attciate
Weeden
Cashocton
Jarobs
Avon Lake Lodge Gains 20 New Members
Avon Lake welcomed 20 men who joined the newly formed Eagles lodge at the West Shore club in Sheffield Lake on Sunday afternoon. The Avon Lake charter was dedicated and a degree team from the Loran Eagles lodge demonstrated the initiation work. A local gathering for members and families followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Eagles Lodge
West Shore Club
Sheffield Lake
Loran Eagles Lodge
Matt Goebl
Danna Stroh
Evens Dewis
Bernice Gorbl
Ayo Lake
Saturhostess
WAC Warrant Officer Returns Home on Terminal Leave
Day evening Warrant Officer Lillian Allen of the WAC 1g returns home on terminal leave. She arrived May 12 after 38 months of service with 18 months overseas and expects to be relieved from active duty soon. Prof Arthur Campbell of Oberlin College will speak Wednesday May 29 at Congregational church as Men’s Club meets on atomic energy and the Manhattan project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Allen
WAC
Mens Clob
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
Congregational Church
Campbell
University of California
Joe Rosenbaum
Detroit
Mich
Charles Satmary
Doyle
Springfield
Gabor Satmary
20 Miles Of Double Track To Be Relaid
ZANESVILLE The second largest railroad project in Ohio history begins within weeks at the Dillon flood control reservoir site four miles west of Zanesville. Nearly 20 miles of Baltimore and Ohio double track between Newark and Zanesville will be relaid on higher ground to prevent the dam from flooding the roadbed. The project rivals the 20 year old Chesapeake and Ohio construction when 43 miles of double track were laid from Waverly to Columbus.
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Zanesville
Ohin
Dillon
Baltimore and Ohio
Newark
Chesapeake and Ohio
Waverly
Columbus
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