Falling dollar drives Americans home from Paris
Paris reports that the drop in the dollar has forced about 5,000 Americans to leave Paris, turning France into a gold standard country where living costs rise. American institutions depend on dollars suffer revenue losses around 30 percent, with American hospitals, aid societies, churches, libraries, and the Pershing Hall of the American Legion hit hard. Newspapers cut pages, ads fall, and hotels and English advertisers trim business as tourism wanes and the Pound Sterling buys more.
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Paris
France
The
University Union
American Church
American Library
American Legion
Pershing Hall
Champs Elysees
American Squirrel Rats Beset London Suburbs
In Finchley, a London suburb, residents report an invasion of American import squirrel rats gnawing roofs and pipes. Local youths armed with air guns patrol at night to curb the pests, while dogs and cats feel sidelined by the unwelcome wildlife.
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London
Finchley
Albania profile: government, economy, and ruler
The article presents Albania as a democratic parliamentary independent monarchy led by Ahmed Zog. It counts 19,630 square miles and 1,003,068 people in 1930, with Tirana as capital. Exports include tobacco, wool, and cheese, while imports and agriculture reflect early development and Adriatic geography.
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Tirana
Albania
Turkey
Balkan
Italy
Adriatic Littoral
Sing Ahmed Zog
South Amherst Pre Election Meeting Held Tomorrow
The Men's Civic Club of South Amherst hosts a pre election meeting at the public school auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 PM to brief voters on upcoming issues. Speakers from Lorain and Elyria will answer questions and all voters, men or women, of voting age are urged to attend.
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South Amherst
Men's Civic Club of
Public School
Lorain
Elyria
Eaton Grange Hosts Strongsville Guests at Meeting
About one hundred attended the Eaton Grange gathering with Strongsville members as guests. The business session was brief. Mrs. A J Carpenter and Mrs. Hugh Peachey arranged November refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. H N Tite to handle janitor duties. Afterward, Strongsville friends presented two delightful programs including musical numbers and a speech by the school superintendent on moving from the old era to the new.
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Grange
Eaton
Strongsville
A. J. Carpenter
Hugh Peachey
H. N. Tite
The Man Who Went to the City and Local Social Scenes
Reported social events include visitors from Columbia Ridgeville and Grafton with Strongsville tallying forty attendees. A play Spooky Tavern will be staged at East Carlisle Ban Act Club in the school auditorium on Wednesday night November 1 as the Lyceum course begins with this entertainment. Local clubs name officers at the General Ladies Aid meeting and other residents visit Brunswick Mantua LaGrange.
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Columbia
Ridgeville
Grafton
Strongsville
A. B. Martin
John Leach
Evalyn
Earl Lewis
Brunswick
Jack Cunningham
Rocky River
Anna Austin
East Carlisle
Our Church School
Lyceum
H. B. Alger
Mantua
A. J. Carpenter
Ladies’ Aid
Russell Carpenter
Frank Henney
George Cornish
Percy Karl
Lures Dunnell
L. A. McClellan
Walter Cornish
Sunshine
Local families visit relatives and friends over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Baker of Lakewood visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Walter Fishburn and her two daughters spent the past week with her mother in Salem. Adelbert Cheney and family returned to Lorain after a stay with relatives here. Ernest Nichols installs steam heating system in his home.
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N. L. Kirk
Levi Baker
Lakewood
Walter Fishburn
Salem
Adelbert Cheney
Lorain
Ernest Nichols
Avon Wedding Unites Irene Kilmchck and Michael Glenny
A autumn wedding at St Marys church united Miss Irene Kilmchck and Michael Glenny of Cleveland with Rev. Geo N Stuber officiating. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom cap, carried bridal roses. Mary Sacora was bridesmaid in pink satin with yellow-rose bouquet. Arthur Glenny served as best man. A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the Sacora home where the bride resided.
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Avon
St. Mary’s Church
Irene Kilmchck
Michael Glenny
Cleveland
Geo. N. Stuber
Mary Sacora
Arthur Glenny
Miss Bernadette Gerhart Hosts Surprise Shower
Miss Bernadette Gerhart received a surprise shower at her Ridgeville themed party on Thursday evening. High score awards went to Mrs. Robert Karnes, Bernadette Gerhart, Mrs. A. A. Smith, and Mrs. William Gerhart. Halloween decor and a luncheon followed.
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Bernadette Gerhert
Ridgeville
Robert Karnes
Bernadette Gerhart
A. A. Smith
William Gerhart
Hallowe’en
Miss Gerhart
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