American Girl Scouts Director On Feminine Instincts
Kansas City Nov 5 Miss Alice Sandiford National Regional Director of the Girl Scouts of America notes similarities among girls worldwide after an international encampment with 37 countries. She says American girls share feminine whims with European and Asian peers and prefer home work, cooking, and nursing over office careers. She cites merit badges and tells how mothers influence daughters toward easier office tasks while keeping a kitchen spirit alive.
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W. FY Sullivan
Kansas City
Grandma
Alice Sandiford
Girl Scouts of America
England
America
Liss Sandiford
West Ridge Social Notes from Elyria Club Meet
Navy era record of West Ridge community events lists Miss Florence Penfound entertaining the Clover Leaf Club at her home with Halloween themes, prize winners Elsie Moehle Hazel Caywood and Jesse Murney, and refreshments for nine. Various local families visited, hosted, or were guests across Elyria Sugar Ridge Vermilion and nearby towns, with multiple church and social group activities noted.
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West Ridge
Navy
Florence Penfound
Clover Leaf Club
St. Paul’s Church of Elyria
Elsie Moehle
Hazel Caywood
Jesse Murney
Hallowe'en
Karl Simms
Schramm Road
George Lauer
C. F. Lang
Samuel Anangst
Leroy
Emily Best
Sugar Ridge
Margaret Snyder
Elyria
Woodward
Penfield
Wm. Penfound
J. H. Penfound
Emma Pallas
Young People’s Prague
St. Paul's
South Amherst
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
John Grills
Grafton
John Hahn
Archie Hahn
Adam Hahn
A. W. Mason
Ladies Aid Society
Ollie Minnic
Local social and political notices from Elyria area
Community events include Pomona Grange gathering in Oberlin, Hallowe en party at Maria and Clara Petro home in Elyria, and a La Follette campaign speech at Public Auditorium in Cleveland. North Murray Ridge school house held a flag raising with patriotic address by LB Hamlin, and Bruce Gibbons of Elyria visited E Eppley household Friday evening.
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Bruce Gibbons
Elyria
E. Eppley
Murray Ridge Social Roundup Nov. 5 Highlights
Murray Ridge area residents and guests shared Sunday visits and hospitality. Numerous families hosted relatives and friends from Lakewood Elyria Oberlin Avon Loraine and Painesville with names including Wirtg Eppley Mor gan Stusher Burrer and Powell.
Construction near billions mark in 1924 Chicago report
Chicago reports 1924 will be the peak year for U S construction with 33 42 billion dollars in activity shown by Indiana Limestone Quarrymen’s Association from surveys across 1 000 cities. Builders foresee vast spending as the decade’s housing and commercial projects surge nationwide.
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Chicago
United States
Indiana Limestone Quarrymen’s Association
Building trade outlook bright for current year says association head
According to Thomas J. Vernia, president of the association, months of the present year show a ten percent rise over 1922. He says construction is advancing faster than ever and that many federal and state projects will begin when private building slackens, signaling a notably secure outlook for the building trade.
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Lbs
Thomas J. Vernia
Association
Vernin
Cow tied with barbed wire fined in Houston case
Carey Harvard was fined 106 dollars after a humane society charged him with tying a cow’s hind leg over its horns with barbed wire and starving the animal. Harvard admitted the offense but said the cow, owned by a neighbor, ruined his property. Typhoid fever costs state millions in Charleston report.
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Houston
Tex
Carey Harvard
Humane Society
Harvard
Typhoid Fever Cost West Virginia Over a Million
State health authorities report typhoid fever cost West Virginia more than a million dollars in cash last year. They call the figure conservative and cite direct medical expenses and related costs across public and private sectors.
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West Virginia
Typhoid deaths push West Virginia cases to 251 in year
Incomplete state death records show 251 deaths from typhoid in the past year. Health Department estimates ten typhoid cases per death, lifting West Virginia’s 1923 typhoid total to about 2,510 cases.
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Health Department
West Virginia
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Hill
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L. H. Wadsworth
Hiyda
Elyria Block
State Automobile Insurance Assn
Columbus
Ohio
Firestone
AL Mason
West Ave
Eoffrey Blues
Detroit
Mich
Harry Lauer
Elizabeth Battenhouse
Jacob Battenhouse
John Basore
Shaver
Lorain
George Decker
John Tite
Arthur
Gelia Miler
Elria
C. FP. Lang’s
Fred Penfound
Amityville
Long Island
Monterey
J.r.hubbart
Clarendon Avenue
I. F. Eldred
Merle Penfound
Pomona Grange
Oberlin
Murray Ridge
Rose Mary
E. Buringer
Lakewood
Theodore ‘Wensink
West Park
Wensink
Sam Stusher
Henry Burrer
Akron
W. Wires
Olmisted Falls
W. Morgan
W. Hand
B. Faulhaber
Art Powell
Frank
Louis Eldred
Grange
Harley Decker
Glade Thomas
Art Sanders
Mable
Ralph McQueen
Frank Lentz
Graytown
Ruth Hunger
South Ridge
Pearl Eppley
H. Speiler
E. Sites
H. M. Andress
SUN
West Brong
Odo
Igayer
BAYER
Nede Mark of
Charleston
W. Va
Earl Court
The
Elyria Hardware Co
Broad &T
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