Artemas Beebe laid to rest. Elyria native and civic figure
Artemas Beebe grandson of Elyria founders laid to rest. A loyal Masonic member and Rotary leader, he shaped local youth as DeMolay Dad organizer. Known for love of Elyria’s history, he gathered clippings and era notes, preserving the city’s past.
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Artemas Beebe
Elyria
Masonic Order
Mr. Beebe
Beebe
Rotary Club
Congregational Church
David Nye Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Elvira
Elvrra
Hazardous Golf Practice At Cascade Park Sparks Call For Ban
A reader report describes golfers driving balls across Cascade Park causing danger to children near the play area. Parents note golf balls whizzing through the air and request prohibiting practice in the park to keep youngsters safe.
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Cascade Park
National Manufacturers Committee aims to study NRA issues
A new National Association of Manufacturers committee, with 43 representatives from various industries, plans a systematic study of NRA problems and proposals. It seeks firsthand industry views through meetings and hearings and hopes to present findings and recommendations to Congress and the administration before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers Committee
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
NRA
Chasing the Rainbow and Urban Dreams in New York
A reflective column contrasts the allure and peril of seeking fame and fortune in New York City. It notes the high cost of living, limited opportunities for most, and the emotional toll on aspiring youths, while touching on government building plans, golf statistics, and architectural trends as counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Countey
New York
Silent Observer Highlights Farm Shift and Navy Menu
The Chronotype editor notes youths favoring countryside living amid factory losses and hunger, calling it returning sanity. A Navy provisioning list shocks with 900 tons of ildttr and 2,000,000 pounds of milk among other staples. Various light vignettes mix humor and social commentary, concluding with a child’s illustrated card about heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronotype
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
X. A. F. Ender
Citie
Sam
Navy
Atlantic
Farewell Reflections on Life and Hope for Reunion
The speaker muses that saying goodbye or farewell reminds us of life's brief span. A poet’s warning tone and the flying shadows of a bird underscore mortality, while a hopeful note endures that life may improve for all and fate may bring friends together again someday.
Sallys Sallies on Woman's Work Busy Debate
A fragment notes women debating the idea that woman’s work is never done. The piece hints at social expectations and collective chatter among women about domestic duties and feminist viewpoints, without providing names, dates, or clear events.
Golden Legion Bible Study on Acts and Gentile Outreach
The passage reviews Peter’s visit to Jerusalem with six witnesses after his Gentile outreach and notes the clash with Jewish customs. It recalls Roosevelt and Washington at the White House, the silencing of opposition, and the later gentile expansion centered in Antioch where Christians first bore the name. It ends with prayer for unity and divine guidance in spreading the gospel.
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Peter
Gon- Lilles
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Booker P. Washington
White House
Jerusalem
House of
Cornelius
Avry
Syria
Antiovh
Ohrist
Antioch
Anniversaries of Vague Historical Figures and Dates
Anniversaries list includes L893 Thomas Fairfax lord Cameron with vast Virginia land holdings. Notes Joan Forsyth Georgia man co ang r111 Senator diplomat born Frederick County Virginia died October. Franz Liszt Hungarian composer born in 1811 died 1886. Leopold Mozart father to famous musicians born in Germany died in New York February. Fragmentary entries mix births deaths and places, with several garbled names and dates.
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Thomas Fairfax
Cameron
Iron Washins
Virginia
Joan Forsyth
Georgia
Frederick Co
Usti
Franz Liszt
Tole
Zion
Pia Merchant
Southern Pacific
Vapit
Conn
Leopold ¢ Rot
Germany
Diad
New York
Birthdays and world events from a historic date list
A collage of historical notes including births from 1921 and earlier, notable figures such as Paul M. Pearson and Constance Bennett, and events like the College of New Jersey becoming Princeton University in 1746 47. The piece also lists anniversaries and a horoscope noting quiet, devotional tendencies and routine church social work.
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Paul M. Pearson
Virgin Islands
Litchfield
George W. Slill
American Tobacco Co
Philadelphia
Giovanni Martinell
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Italy
David Burnet
Internal
Rennue
Cincinnati
Richard H. Crogsfield
Birmingham
Ala
Disciples of Christ
Clergeman
Lawrenceburg
Constance Bennett
New York City
R. Brave Taylor
Scotland
Sir Archibald Sinclair
Iwan
Mars Ann Evans Adopts Pseudonym George Eliots
Mars Ann Evans adopted the pen name George Eliots to align with her storytelling style. She chose Eliot as a concise, strong surname after noting her husband’s Christian name was ST. The move reflects a crafted public persona in her literary present.
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Mars Ann Evans
George Eliots
Eliot
Penfield Chlgurates Birthday Penflexs
October 6 anniversary celebration for George Fasting featured his children and grandchildren with cake and refreshments at home. Also notes Linelto Soulery church event on Oct 24 hosted by Rev. Mrs. Flom Schott with a dish dinner. Pellet Grange No. 1178 held Oct 24 with worthy master Harvey Blowsh leading. Local visits and farm moves noted.
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George
Uta
Leo
Willers
Ea Can
Arecaddonal
Flom. Schott
Litenfield
Nour
Grange
Pellet Grange
Harvey Blowsh
Henrietta
Wellington
Huntington
Laurange
Birthday Surprise for George Blastings With Grange Guests
A birthday party honored George Blastings on Grange night with three daughters, a son, and grandchildren present. A large fruit cake iced with birthday wishes took center stage as Fruited jello, cake and coffee were served to about eighty Grangers and members of the juvenile Grange. Several locals, including Breas Harry Guiese and Mrs. Myrtle Gregg, visited nearby Ashland and Etoria for meetings while others hosted out of town guests in Ashland.
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George Blastings
Breas Harry Guiese
Welsh
Myrtle Gregg
Ashland
Ait
W. Ho Myers
Lynn Myers
Medina
Etoria
Ross Mytrs
Cleveland
W. H. Myers
Wallace Bebnke
Toledo
Arligst Treaty of Western Canada Landmark Land Deal
A historic treaty in what is now Western Canada between Indigenous peoples and European settlers secured Lord Selkirk and his colonists a wide strip of land. The grant extended across vast prairie areas observed on clear days, symbolized by the image of a white horse roaming the horizon.
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Western
Canada
Lord Selkirk
Ie Prairie
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnoutt
da. Clard George
Chasing the
Washington
United States
Phe
Mumford
Congressional Investigation
Sundar School
Sallys
Rosa Ponselle
Nino Martini
ETZ Orchestra Wi T
Colin
Grete Stueckcold
WA Network
Golden Legion Bible Study
Aunuie Louise Cary
Wayne, Marie Wied
Raymond Sttehcock
Auburn, N.P
Los Angeles
Wvollege
New Jersey
Princston University
General Synod
S. Houston
Texas
Penfield
Allie Helnke
Morris Perkins
Fondly
Walter Perry
Xon
Perry's
Wallace Belinke
Allie Bebnke
Lyte Preston
Mr Preston
Lestie Preston
Pittsfield
Jay Tompson
Berlin
Hedguts Tay
John Winter
M. OR. Stillwell
Mira Perry
I. Claridon
Ae Ea
Firestone Service Stores, Inc
Cedar Phone
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
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