Seaway People Plan Congress in Detroit Meeting
Representatives of Great Lakes cities will meet November 14 and 15 in Detroit to build foreign trade interest in the St. Lawrence seaway and push ratification of the seaway treaty. The conference aims to boost Great Lakes shippers and Detroit foreign trade, offset trade impediments, and finalize two day plans within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Harvey Campbell
Board of Commerce
United States
Canada
Campbell
Interior States
Litchfield Briefs Report Community News
Litchfield items note Lawrence Halladay returning from the Cleveland Clinic able to sit up briefly. Local residents visit and travel to Cleveland for family reasons and schooling. An enrollment of 218 students exists with desks ordered for new scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Lawrence Halladay
Cleveland Clinic
Coyna
Columbia
Lakewood
Algin Barth
Harvey Long
Stoner
Wadsworth
A. C. Frombaugh
James Grugle
Cleveland
Jenkins
C. C. Raser
W. W. Starrett
M. Turner
George Everiss
Shaker Heights
Everiss
Mig
Charles
Bennett
Mr. Burrer
Donald Grugie
A. O. Frombaugh
Occasional Wife Chapter Seventy Seven Surprise on a Cruise
Avis greets Peter with a composed smile and reveals she has joined his voyage to Europe as a surprise companion. He reacts with astonishment yet agrees to dine together, while Avis plans to maneuver their meals to Camilla’s awareness. The pair cultivate a staged partnership aboard the ship as social intrigue deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Avis
Europe
Paris
Dusty romance aboard a Belgrade voyage
Peter is drawn into a Dusty romance with Avis aboard a Belgrade steamer, as Camilla’s ambition fades and idle pleasure seduces him. Avis’s holiday mood and Paris dream entice him to abandon work, while a moonlit deck scene amplifies the carefree mood and persuasive talk of rest, travel, and future plans.
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Avis
Camilla
America
Peter
Avia
Belgrade
Paris
Drake
Monsieur Rouse
Paria
Tillie
Cat Eating Dog Jails Master Cat Eating Dog Jails Master
In Drancy Antoine Lepage a debt-paying man kept a dog named Heinrich or Katzenjammer who loved cats. Cats disappeared while Heinrich grew fatter, rumor spread he lured cats to his yard. When a Persian cat vanished citizens arrested Antoine after neighbors found Heinrich at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Drancy
Antoine Lepage
Antoine
Heinrich
Fifi
Sun tan legend debunked by Oakland scout group
Oak land residents and Boy Scouts disproved the tale that sunning a rattlesnake kills it. Brighton Cain demonstrated the effect, citing a rattler dying after exposure, while scouts observed over 30 similar cases at Diamond Camp. The debate continues whether heat or light causes the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Brighton G. Cain
Cain
Diamond Camp
Rattlers
Hein Rich Tugs On Chain In Silent Village Scene
A terse vignette shows Hein Rich chained and shrinking in appearance as village cats bask in sunlit calm, capturing a quieter moment in a rural setting.
Detroit Launches Citywide Clothes Drive for Needy
Detroit signs a request for 800000 yards of government cotton cloth in a Red Cross led effort to clothe the needy. Gustavus D. Pope heads the Detroit Red Grass chapter as welfare groups plan 10 district clothing branches with sewing rooms and volunteers. The Central Clothing Committee will run a citywide drive October 2 to 10. Mary Lyon noted as a pioneering educator and Mount Holyoke founder.
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Detroit
American Red Cross
Gustavus D. Pope
The
Red Grass
Central Clobing Committee
Local Social and School Notes From Chatham Area
Mrs G Shank hosts guests from Grafton and Cleveland families visit Clyde Bradley home Sunday evening. Chatham high school to pay local team on school diamond Friday. Chatham beat locals by large score last week. Miss Maud Bowers spoke on the Philippine Islands to fifth and sixth graders. A steak roast at A B Canfield home shared by relatives from Cuyahoga Falls Akron Cleveland Oberlin Elyria. Benita and Virginia Radis attended a Buckeye Country club sorority dance near Cleveland. Ed Werner family called on Clarence Wise near Grafton. Ford Burch visiting brother in Vermilion. So-We Sew Quilts club meets Ed Werner home September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hance
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
A. B. Canfield
Alfred Cochran
Cuyahoga Falls
I. A. McCahan
Mallan Dickerhoof
Ernest" Heintz
Arthur Heintz
Akron
Chapin and Gon
Cleveland
Will Chapin
Oberho
Pearl Rice
Nellie Daniels
Elyria
Benita
Virginia Radis
Buckeye Country Club
Ed Werner
Clarence Wise
Grafton
Ford Burch
Swedes Praise U S Olympic Village Success in LA
Swedish sports writers and experts who have attended every Olympiad since 1912 hailed Los Angeles as the most successful Games yet. They praised perfect organization and the Olympic Village for uniting nations and boosting sportsmanship, with glowing notes on accessibility and friendliness.
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Stockholm
Los Angeles
Dagens-Nyheter
Sun
Paris
Amsterdam
Olympia
United States Olympic Committee
International Amateur Athletic Federation
J. §. Hedstroem
Americans Still Like Beef and Veal Amid Shifts
American meat consumption rose by 38 million pounds in the first six months of the year compared to 1931, as palates shift to pork and lamb. Pork up 152 million pounds and lamb 13 million. lard up about 30 million. Local notes mention Miss Wirglind Nadie vei enrolling at Baldwin Wallace College, and visits among the Pfeiffer, Wise, Mynne families in Grafton township.
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Chicago
William W. Wo Ds
The
Institute of American Meat Packers
Mie
Wirglind Nadie Vei
Berea
Baldwin Wallace College
Luella Pfeiffer
Clarence Wise
Vernon Mynne
Antho
Grafton Township
Helen Smith
Clevel Zona
Dan Farnum
Huntington Supper Guests and Local Thrift
Huntington Sept 15 Mr and Mrs D W Roberson of Lorain were Wednesday evening supper guests at the O W Roberson home. After supper all called at the Clarence Seijtter home in Wellington and found Hart Leininger a little better. Mrs Erma Krage is employed at the H B Myers home in Sullivan. Jack Benscoter spent from Saturday until Monday in Toledo on business.
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Huntington
D. W. Roberson
Lorain
O.W. Roberson
Clarence Seijtter
Wellington
Hart Leininger
Erma Krage
H. B. Myers
Sullivan
Jack Benscoter
Toledo
Local Ladies' Aid Marks 29th Flower Show Anniversary
The Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies' Aid observes its 29th anniversary with a successful flower show and bazaar, featuring booths, a chicken supper, and a program by the Sunday school and orchestra. Members and guests from Elyria to LaGrange attend. proceeds split among Silver Circle, Sunshine Circle, and Gleaners. Officers for 1932 33 listed. Cotton Blossom Singers to perform September 20 at the church.
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AM Society
Spencer, C
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria
Penfield
Cleveland
Wellington
Lodi
Sullivan
Avon
Wakeman
LaGrange
Fred Miller
N. E. Miller
P. J. White
Quinn McAdoo
Silver Circle
Sunshine Circle
Gleaners
Arthur Wood
Orlo White
L. J. Quade
N. E. Fuller
Kate Moffett
Asc. Niedhart
Sunshine
C. R. Aldrich
W. G. Reese
F. J Nowak
N. ©. Fuller
A. F. Fuller
J. B. Firestone
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods
Piney Wood
Miss
Quade
Breyly Family Visits. Beulah Woods Heads to Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. 4. H. Breyly spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter Mrs. Ivan Boone and family. Miss Beulah Woods left this week for Huntington, Penn., by automobile where she will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Breyly
Ivan Boone
Beulah Woods
Huntington
Penn
Local Family Guests Highlight Week Visit
T. C. Hyland hosts a weeklong gathering with Mrs. Doce Seisab Waa and guest, joined by sons Lester and Bendette, as rich and Spencer family friends attend and socialize.
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Doce
Seisab Waa
Guest
Lester
Bendette
Rich
Spencer
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Cincinnati
William King
T. A. Falcover
John Colbrunn
Gertrude
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Edna Kolb
Ella Turner
Joan Welch
Ashland
Fred Gott
Austin Hastings
H. C. Hastings
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Mabel Guiabenstetter
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Hazel Landfried
J. F. ‘Robertson
Wai‘Kénsburg
Maude Bowers
Manila
P.I
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N. Y
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Oberlin
R. Chavin
Ernest Sabin
Norma Gheriger
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C. A
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Columbus
J. B. Obertitner
Mary Lyon
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
C. L. Sotherden & Son
Lorain Co. Bank
Lodi Hospital
Phillip’ Swartz
Christian Endeavor
Helen Fahrion
Society of American Florita
Etta Nickerson
F. 5. Turner
Mickey
Eldotread Tire & Supply Co
Micken
Soren
Eldotread Tire & Supply Company
Raybestos
Ulivia
Juanita College
T. C. Hyland
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros. O. P. S. Betlding
Longton
Broad St
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Elyria Hardware
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