Atom bomb topics stir memory of unseen warnings from 1895
A fragmented reminiscence traces early ideas of atomic power from Rupert Cromie and his 1895 book The Crack of Doom to later forecasts of nuclear tests. The writer recalls warnings about atom splitting, the Bikini broadcasts, and a Belfast source predicting Hiroshima like events years before they occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
N Gb Rans
Dover
Terminal Island
Jlt
Mae ‘Pook
Hiroshima
Caribony
Ardwth
Rupert Crome
Belfast
Vino Kre
Dean-Erd
D.goy Long & Co
London
Saia
Secord
Lord Rutherford
H. G. Wells
Becquerel
Haroshime
Cremie
Cromie
Oak Ruiage
Library Collectors Exhibit Draws Attention in Graph Center
A display titled Acknowledged Here features graph works, several libraries, and collectors material drawing interest at the city cultural hub. Curators say the exhibit highlights local archives and community memory through interconnected maps and archival items.
Local club meetings and community notices across Lorain County
Wednesday events include Needlepoint Unit Eleven gathering at the Elhumia Y WCA with a district meeting urged. Grange officers to be elected next meeting in November. two new members admitted. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary plans a Halloween party and a mask night. Military personnel updates include Edward W Carlyle stationed in Japan and Harold Hartman on furlough after service in Japan. Local business changes note the sale of the North Main Street filling station and store to Ernest Pointer. birth announcement for Norman Cooper born October 25 at Allen hospital Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Elhuia Y Wca
Grange
Sidney T Hemenway
C. Aoris
State Grange
Lows Broud
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Post
Mary Fweil
Harry Lindsey
Crile Hospital
Parma
Chris Sorensen
Ober-on Hospital
Lindsey
Sorensen
The
Luceila Rigo
Hazel Kirkpatrick
Bernice Hugnett
Homer Day
Corporation Limits
North Main Street
Ernest
Bud) Poiner
Carolinas
Georgia
Atlanta
Day
Mass Carrie Church
Here
Norman Cooper
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram 13 Etyris Ohio Friday Oct 28 1908
Chronicle page from Etyris Ohio dated October 28 1908 features local news items and brief notices typical of the era. The issue includes community updates and notices of interest to residents.
Former head of schools honored in New London program
Former county superintendent E. A. Bell was honored at New London High School Auditorium Tuesday evening. Dr. B. L. Pierce of Bowling Green University spoke on The Good Life. a business session formed a Huron County Teachers Association by a 69-5 vote. Delegates to the Ohio Education Association in Columbus in December were named: Cecil Marett and Beth Coover with alternates Viola Fink and G W Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bell
New London High School
B. L. Pierce
Bowling Green University
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Cecil E. Marett
Fitchville
Beth C Coover
Greenwich Village
Viola Fink
Monroesville
G .W. Bender
New London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ryan Electric & Appliance
Broad ST
Dance of the Hours
RCA Victor
Wagner
Whittey Belten
Winch U
Horoshima
Tyme
Wellington
CORAM
Shepard
Barker St
Gerrick Ave
West
Raynbow Girls Assembly
Halt
Jeanice Richmond
Ric- Henne
Hmnapp
Dad Clark
Cleveland
Miss Norton Moss
Mabel Norton
Nobil
Southern
Lorain County
Women’s Republican Club
D B Stevick
South Man Street
Edward W Carlyle
31St Infantry Regiment
Camp Crawford
Japan
Korea
Carlile
Furelugh
Pie Harold
Gene) Hartman
Thurston Walsh
Maryland
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lodi ST
Pee — Shoe Store
Wespaper
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!