Bicycle Club Revives Gay Nineties Era at Oberlin
Oberlin students form a bicycle club to revive the gay nineties traveling era. Members will exhibit bicycles of one to three riders at football games and stage a bicycle carnival on the athletic field. An executive committee led by Si Bradley, Jerry Klein, and Ralph Mark will plan future entertainments as campus life tone shifts to playful nostalgia.
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Bicycle Club
Oberlin
Chance Creek
Si Braley
Jerry Klein
Ralph Mark
Anniversaries of Noted Figures Through History
A list of anniversary notes for historical figures including James Logan and Oliver Ditson with birth and death years, spanning 1674 to 1859, noting Logan born in Ireland and Ditson in Boston. Entries cover diverse professions such as jurists, physicians, military leaders, authors, inventors, and educators with dates of death and birth.
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James Logan
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Oliver Ditson
Boston
Austin Flint
New York
Petersham
Mass
New York City
Mansfield Lovell
Washington, D. C
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown
Frances H. Richards
New Hartford
Conn
New Britain
Glanville Terrell
University of Kentucky
Louisa Co
Timeline highlights from early U S political history
Events span 1774 Continental Congress order against races and entertainments, 1819 Bab founder born in Persia, 1853 Baltimore Polytechnic Institute founded as first vocational school, 1917 Wilson proclaims day of prayer for war success, 1926 marks death of Eugene V Debs, 1932 Roosevelt charges Republicans with spreading gospel of fear.
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Continental Congress
Persia
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Geor
Roosevelt
Prominent Figures Born in Various Cities Across Years
A compiled list notes notable figures with birthplaces and ages: Prof John Dewey of Columbia born in Burlington Vermont. James Wright Brown publisher of Editor and Publisher born in Detroit. Charles H March FTC chairman born Cedar Mills Minnesota. U S Senator Sherman Minton born Georgetown Indiana. Dr John C Merriam president of Carnegie Institution born Hopkinton Ta. Edgar Selwyn producer and dramatist born Cincinnati. Valentine Williams English mystery writer born in unspecified location.
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John Dewey
Columbia Univ
Burlington, Vt
James Wright Brown
New York
Detroit
Charles H. March
Federal Trade Commission
Cedar Mills
Minn
U. S
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Georgetown
Ind
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
Hopkinton
Edgar Selwyn
Cincinnati
Valentine Williams
County Democratic Women To Meet In Lorain
Amherst October 20 Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women hosts a rally and banquet at Hotel Amblers with Mrs J Conley presiding. Charles West under secretary of the interior will speak as congressman Dow Hart er and state candidates attend. Dinner at 6 30 reservations through Mrs Wolf.
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Amherst
Hotel Amlers
Lorain
Lorain County
Wolf
Elyria Dems
Elyria High School
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Odd Fellow Hall
Mar
Practical Mindset Note With Cautionary Tone
The writing urges alert thinking and business sense while noting a awkward bearing and possible lack of executive skill. It advocates cultivating a practical mindset to choose suitable methods for work and improve decision making.
Columbus welfare director to speak at county candidates event
Margaret Allman, Columbus, state welfare director, will be the speaker and county candidates will be present at the upcoming event.
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Garet Allman
Columbus
Community club meetings and notices across churches and Legion
The Men's Club of St Paul Lutheran church meets in church parlors with good attendance urged. A smoker for St Joseph church Junior and Senior Holy Name Societies is planned in the school hall. Au Courant Club gathering at Mrs Elmer Bakers Park avenue home. Pythian Sisters to meet at Pythian Hall with hoped for strong attendance. County installation of American Legion and auxiliary officers at Elyria. Local officers to convene at Legion rooms Town Hall at seven.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Holy Name Societies
St. Joseph Church
School Hall
Au Courant Club
Elmer Baker
Park Avenue
American Legion and Auxiliary
Elyria
Legion Rooms
Town Hall
Local church groups set meetings across Elyria on Wednesday
The Medina Association of Congregational churches will meet at Second Congregational Church Elyria. Delegates include Mrs Mayme Blum Mrs Jessie Cromwell Mrs James Miller Mr and Mrs N F Foster. Mite society of the Methodist church meets at Mrs J D Kaser Park avenue. St Josephs Bazaar Workers plan last bingo party of season in parish hall with hostesses Miss Rose Plato Mrs W J Bodmann. Circle three of Women’s Union St Peters Evangelical and Reformed meets at Mrs S L Wottring Lincoln street with Mrs Robert Hasenfine assisting. Mary Martha class Congregational church held a benefit bridge at the church gym with 25 tables. prizes awarded to Mrs B Sausaman and Philip Jaeger. door prizes to Mrs G R Wiseman Jr and H G Battenhouse. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
Mayme Blum
Jessie Cromwell
James Miller
N. F. Foster
Mite Society
The
Methodist Church
J. D. Kaser
Park Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Rose Plato
W. J. Bodmann
Women’s Union
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
S. L. Wottring
Lincoln Street
Robert Hasenfine
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
B. Sausaman
Philip Jaeger
G. R. Wiseman, Jr
H. G. Battenhouse
Amateur nights with cash prizes at Amherst gym
Amherst residents may watch moving pictures directed by Miss Dorothy Metcalf under the Amherst Athletic Club. Amateur nights with cash prizes occur Thursday and Friday evenings at the school gym. A special matinee for children is set for 3:30 Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Athletic Club
Amherst
Dorothy Metcalf
Local notices reveal accidents and births in Amherst area
Admitted: Mrs. Michael Smith and three Amherst residents suffered cuts in a automobile crash, including Mrs J D Gott and Miss Grace Wilson. Births announced: a girl to Mr and Mrs Michael Smith, a boy to Mr and Mrs William Dudash, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Harry Earle.
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Michael Smith
R. D
Amherst
William Judash
Darry Earle
Grace Wilson
Elyria
J. D. Gott
William Dudash
Harry Earle
Eagles Auxiliary Drill Postpones Card Party to Oct 28
The Eagles Auxiliary Drill team card party was postponed to Wednesday, October 28, and will be at Edwards Beauty Salon. Bridge 560 and banko will be played.
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Eagles
Edwards
Avon Royal Circle Meets Avon
Royal Circle members will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Schneider of Lakewood on Wednesday October 20.
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Avon
Royal Circle
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Dover social notes include Clemens and Wilford visit
Miss Alta Clemens of Dover was a Monday guest of Mrs. C. T. Wilford. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barr and daughter June and Keith Imme visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Walker of Penfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilford were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Phinney of Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Goodhe and Mrs. Tlorriot Didiev of Cleveland attended events.
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Alta Clemens
Dover
C. T. Wilford
W. J. Barr
June
Keith Imme
Alfred Walker
Penfield
Clark Phinney
Lorain
Goodhe
Tlorriot Didiev
Cleveland
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Across Cleveland Area
Residents spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends at多 homes including Mr and Mrs Thomas Dudley and Mr and Mrs Henry Mirrendorf. The Reed family returned to Garfield Heights while Stokes guests traveled to Painesville. Attendees also included Mittendorf Rink of Rocky River Kobler of Buissfield Wilford, Kolopos Palm er Elyria and Warden family members. A Golden Wedding open house was held at Pycraft’s Abbe Road home.
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Thomas Dudley
Rodney Reed
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Paul Stokes
Painesville
Joe Mittendorf
Martin Rink
Rocky River
Henry Mirrendorf
J. 5. Phinney
Naidne
C. W. Kobler
Donald
Buissfield
Mich
Louis Kolopos
Palmer
Elyria
C. Wilford
Melvin Radviss
Nina Warden
Will Barr
Ben Walker
Pycraft
Abbe Road
Mondar
Avon Lake News Notes Clam Bake Planned
Avon Lake notes weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Ronnie Trig in Cleveland and Mrs Ella Moore with daughter Nancy Carol visiting East Cleveland. Avon Lake Masonic Club announces a clam bake at the park on Wednesday evening.
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Avon Lake
And
Mirs
Ronnie Trig
Francis Heydorn
Cleveland
Ella Moore
Nancy Carol
Leonard Barnes
Lake Shore Union Society hosts at Congregational church
Mrs. P. Schammon of Cleveland hosted the Lake Shore Union Society at the Congregational church Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Dell Dunning and daughter Nina and Mrs. Branden. The group will meet again in one month with Mrs. William Hint. Dinner was served by members of the church Women's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Schammon
Cleveland
Lake Shore Union Society
Congregational Church
Dell Dunning
Nina
Branden
William Hint
Women’s League of the Church
Avon Lake Sewing Society Meets for Quilting
The Avon Lake Sewing Society gathered with Miss Lucy Mawlery on Thursday for a noon dinner and quilting. Special guest Mrs. Flos sie Walker attended. In a month they will meet with Mrs. Fred Dobbeck in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Nebraska enrolls record crowd on first class day
Lincoln Neb enrollment at the University of Nebraska on opening day reached 5388 with winter registration over 6500. Officials expect the final total to be the largest in history as all registrations are processed.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
Manufacturing Is Small Industry In Wellington
Editor notes this tenth installment of Wellington history highlights rise of local manufacturing from early vehicle makers to the Wellington Machine Company and Sterling operations. It lists Bennett Bros and Kirk, Sterling Foundry, Sterling Machine and Stamping, Sharp Spark Plug moved from Cleveland, Reliable Parts ownership, Cleveland Steel Products, and Turner Brothers glass cloth works with Edward C Turner and James C Turner in business since 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Edward S. Tripp
Timothy Doland
Dr. Wadsworth
Wellington Macane Company
William and
Frank Bennett
Thomas Kirk
Bennett Bros. and Kirk
Wellington Machine Company
Sterling Interests
Sterling Foundry Company
Sterling Machine and Stamping Company
Vermilion
Sharp Spark Plug Company
Cleveland
Reliable Parts Company
Cleveland Steel Products Corporation
Turner Brothers
North Main Street
Edward C
James C. Turner
California Dried Fruit Campaign Aims Nationwide Display
California plans a nationwide sales drive for its dried fruit industry. Thirty seven thousand stores nationwide will display dried fruit, as state officials warn that national character hinges on wholesome diet for progress.
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San Francisco
California
Adlerika Promises Whole Bowels Cleansing Relief
A testimonial claims Adlerika relieves gas and constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It alleges old poisonous matter causes gas pains sour stomach and headaches and cites Dr FH L Shewb of New York noting reduced colon bacilli with this treatment. A single spoonful allegedly relieves gas and constipation.
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Adierika
Jas
Adienika
Adlerika
FH. L. Shewb
New York
C. W. Phillips
H. A. Crandall
Richvale Farmers Demand Immediate Bomb Action to Save Rice
In Oroville California Richvale farmers warned they will take action if government officials do not intervene. They call for bombs to be exploded at once to frighten away ducks damaging rice fields.
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Oroville
Cal
Richvale
Tariffs Pinch Japan Cotton Trade in Tokyo
Haruteru Miroke, a Japanese trade expert, says tariff walls against Japanese cotton goods are forcing over-production and a slackening of export trade, hurting the industry in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Haruteru Miroke
Be a mental rebel question conditions long taken for granted
A compact reflection on challenging ingrained thinking patterns that shape behavior and beliefs. It probes the tension between conformity and personal autonomy, urging scrutiny of assumed rules that govern thought and action, and invites readers to reassess what they accept as inevitable.
Ohio News In Brief Compiled Local Notices
In Zanesville the body of H A Krebs of Newark was identified by clothing laundry marks. relatives to confer with authorities. In Williamsburg Garrett D Hamm 98, a Civil War veteran and one of two surviving in Walliamsburg township, died. In Cincinnati registration records broke for the November vote with 223,241 eligible to vote, 1,512,752 more than 1932.
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Zanesville
Muskingum Hiver
H. A. Krebs
Newark
Williamsburg
Garrett D. Hamm
Walliamsburg Township
Cincinnati
Joseph A. Clark
Board of Elections
Circleville woman dies after auto crash in Middletown
Mrs. Dan Heffner, 74, of Circleville, died in Middletown hospital from multiple fractures after an auto accident Sunday. Charles and Mrs. Heffner’s husband and wife were in fair condition. In Columbus, trial for William Gardner, 35, accused of fatally shooting Arch B. Coyner during a hotel hold up on January 25, 1935, was set for next Monday after Gardner waived a ...
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Middletown. O
Dan Heffner
Circleville
Middletown Hospital
Charles Miers
Heffner
Columbus, CO
William Gardner
Arch B. Coyher
Gardner
Jury Trial Before Three Judges
A jury and three judges preside as three prospective jurors named Filts are excused from jury duty.
Patterson banker dies at 77 after stroke in Mansfield
W G Patterson longtime Richland Trust Co vice president and director and banker for 32 years died yesterday in Mansfield at age 77 from a stroke. Born in LaSalle he lived a long career in local finance shaping community banking.
D. L. Auld plant closes after walkout in wage dispute
In Columbus on October 24 the D. L. Auld Co metal stamping plant shut down following a walkout by about 1350 of its 450 workers who ceased work yesterday as union recognition negotiations, a 270 percent raise, and an eight hour day failed to reach agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
D. L. Auld Co
Onion crop in Hardin County marsh lands set to shrink
Kenton Ohio reports Hardin County marsh lands onion crop expected to reach 68 percent of normal due to drought. Harvest has begun with an anticipated total of 3090 carloads for the season, reflecting drought impact on sizable crop output.
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Kenton, O
Hardin County
Features for the Women in the Telegram Chronicles
Evening guide features charm patterns modes and manners beauty tips you and your child can use. The Chronicls Telegram promises full pages on home style child care and etiquette with practical advice and period advice columns.
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Charles Walker
Fayette
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Clarksfield
Nellie Viets
Howard Walker
Perry Taylor
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Lucy Mawby
Herry Walker
Albert Prerait
Nebraska
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Charles T. Jamieson
Japan
MAZDA
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Parsch Lumber
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P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
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