Elyria praises Spring Valley development leaders in grand vision
The Elyria yard of Trade president T Moise lauds Roy Miller and Wis Reeve for driving a major river valley project in Elyria, noting the venture's rapid growth from a humble start three years ago. He predicts vast future prospects and pledges local support, while recalling early progress and community praise. A brief note on early tools: razors were sharpened with stones before steel.
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Wing Valley
T. Moise
Elyria
Elyrians
Am ‘Cleveland
Roy Miller
Wis Reeve
Spring Valley
Blyvia
Ose
Tile Work at Spring Valley by Kleeby Co
Kleeby Tile and Fireplace Co. handles tile work for Spring Valley projects and many Elyria residences. Head Charles J. Kleeby started the first class tile business in Elyria in 1926 and aims to deliver quality, not commerce, with several contracts and inspectable jobs underway.
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Spring Valley
Kleeby CO
Elyria
Kleeby Tile and Fireplace Co
Rand
Noblic
Chas. J. Kleeby
Elvrra
Fourteen Dukes Named York Since Edward II Created Title
The title Duke of York has been held by fourteen different individuals since its creation by Edward II for one of his sons.
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Duke of York
Edward II
Bread and Abbey Cedar Names in Elyria Menu
A club house menu highlights bread as a key item, noting Guthriel's spring supply in Elyria. The Jerusalem Chamber of Westminster Abbey draws its name from cedar walls believed to come from Lebanon, linking names to distinctive materials and locales.
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Steward MacNaughton
Guthriel
Spring Valley Serving
Elyria
Westminster Abbey
Lebanon
Baker Boy Johnny Risko Shines in Heavyweight Ring
Chicago report profiles Johnny Risko, a Cleveland baker boy now rising in the heavyweight division. Once backed as Tunney challenger, he squared off with Tunney, Berlenbach, and other top fighters, beating some and flagging against others. Risko excels against strong opponents but struggles with brawlers.
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Baker
Chicago
Baker Boy
Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Gene Tunney
Risko
Johnny
Tunney
Gene
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Ile
Harry Persson
Berlenbach
Pat McCarthy
George Manley
U S Wives Their Own Dressmakers Rise In Home Sewing
A Home Economics Bureau survey from 32 states shows about eighty percent of U S women sew a large portion of family clothing. Women make many dresses for themselves daughters and children under 15 with house dresses most common and 60 percent making afternoon frocks. Reasons include lower costs better materials and personal design while some enjoy sewing.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Home Economics Bureau
Agriculture Department
Miss Maude Campbell
Bureau
Miss Campbell
Ready made garments influence rural housewives buying
Rural women favored ready-to-wear for saving fabric and reducing waste while some believed tailored garments were superior. Many said sewing skill was lacking, but this factor was least influential on purchases. Urban women cited time and energy savings from ready-to-wear, suggesting broader demands on household schedules.
Japanese Youths Whistle Old American Songs in Tokyo
An American tourist in Tokyo overheard two Japanese schoolboys whistling Marching Through Georgia without error. The note says Japan’s youths know many American tunes from radio and phonographs and still sing Home Sweet Home, Swanee River, and My Old Kentucky Home, though jazz has little appeal.
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U.S
Tokio
Georgia
Japan
Empire
Swanee River
Wilt offers army new bombing plans in Cleveland
Glenn L. Martin Company will submit plans for an army bombing plane with an 800 mile radius and twin 480 horsepower motors. The aircraft would carry a ton of bombs and fly on one engine if needed while also developing a naval bomber with 450 horsepower motors for use with carriers Saratoga and Lexington. An order for 104 planes is noted, with deliveries due next fall and cost around 2.9069 million dollars. May 1 marks a 24 hour shift to complete the order.
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Wilt
ARMY
Cleveland
Secretary of War
Glenn L. Martin Company
Navy
Saratoga
Lexington
Martin
Furniture For Club House By Glade Thomas
Spring Valley Country Club invites home like rooms with antique maple furnishings chosen with Glade Thomas through specially built pieces. The club houses praise the eye catching love seats lamps and tables creating a refined interior. Thomas promises wide selection and reliable service with guaranteed satisfaction for patrons.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Glade Thomas
Cifect
Thomas
Spring Valley Club
Bulgaria Tightens Alcohol Rules In Mild Prohibition
Bulgaria imposes a new law banning alcohol sales within 150 feet of schools hospitals theaters museums factories and cemeteries. Establishments may operate mornings to noon and 2 to evening but close on holidays. Sellers pay for damages when customers overindulge and loans on drinks are barred. Prohibitions extend to minors the infirm and certain workers.
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Bulgaria
Vienna
Tannoc
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Milwaukee
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Harrigan
Qos
Igranard
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Frank Harrigan
University of Michigan
Ernie McCoy
Wayne Schroeder
Edwin Mather
Wolverines
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Roy-Jay Mitte
The
Spring Valley Land Company
John Kaiser & Bro. Co
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Savings & Trust
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