Ban on car horns extends to nearly all Britain
London reports hornless zones cut noise from 11:30 pm to 7 am with fines of 19 for violations. The anti noise campaign won support after trials inLondon, with observers noting calmer driving and fewer reckless overtakes. Silence zones spread to towns though country roads stay exempt. The Anti Noise League urges removal of noisy cutouts in cars and bikes.
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London
W.P
Britain
Tlondon
Anti-Noise League
World Peace Plan Urged by Global League
Madrid based League for World Peace urges the United States to convert war debts into anti war credits as a step toward disarmament. It calls Spain to press Washington with Mexico for a moral revision of postwar treaties and asks American nations to petition the U S. The manifesto cites debt totals and frames disarmament as a global educational effort.
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Madrid
The
League For World Peace
Lica Pro Paz Mundial
United States
League
Spain
Washington
Mexico
North America
Black Cat Supposedly Haunts Wall in Indianola House
In Indianola Iowa locals unveil a legend of a black cat entombed between brick walls of a razed house. The pet of Ina Kircher vanished 65 years ago and reportedly howls every Halloween. Residents claim the cat is perfectly preserved, keeping hope alive of its still living spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Iowa
Edgar Allen Poe
Ina
W. L. Kircher
Noone
Tom Mix Plans Arkansas City Studio and Circus Winter Quarters
Tom Mix, film star and circus performer, plans to move his studio to Hot Springs Arkansas during the winter of 1935 36. Winter quarters for the Sam Dill Circus with Mix as rodeo director will also be established there. The Dill Mix show opened in Hot Springs last spring and two pictures will be made during the winter at the new studio location according to George and Richard Ryan who know Mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Tom Mix
George
Richard Ryan
Sam B. Dill
Mix
Ryans
Sketch Story Of Lindbergh Kidnapping
The kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh Jr. began March 1 when he was taken from his nursery and a note pinned to the window sill warned of future instructions. Ransom negotiations led by Dr J F Condon paid 50000 dollars in New York, but the baby was not returned. After months of pursuit, a body was found near Hopewell New Jersey, and two years later Bruno Richard Hauptmann was arrested with $41000 ransom money believed recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Colonel Lindbergh
Alfred J. B
Lindberghs
J. F. Condon
Fordham University
Condon
New York
William Allen
Mt. Rose Hill
Hopewell
N. J
Englewood
Federal
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Secret Service
W C T U Convention Amherst Ohio October 2
Representatives of the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union plan to attend the fifty-second county convention at the First Methodist Church Elyria on Tuesday October 2 with a full program of devotions addresses reports and elections. The event ends with a closing hymn as delegates eat lunch arranged by the liquor commission which sets conditions on whiskey sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Drummond
L. A. Fleekinger
Viola D. Romans
Sunday School Leaders Meet for Teacher Recognition Plans
A meeting of Sunday School superintendents and pastors from Amherst South Amherst Brownhelm Birmingham Henrietta and South Ridge is set at First Evangelical Church to discuss plans for Sunday School Teachers Recognition day on October. All superintendents and pastors are urged to attend. Mrs A H Fuller of N Ridge Road will host the Women’s Benefit Association. Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion will hold its regular meeting at the Legion club rooms. The choirs of St Peter's Evangelical First Evangelical and Methodist churches will meet at their churches for weekly rehearsal and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Birmingham
Henrietta
South Ridge
First Evangelical Church
A. H. Fuller
N. Ridge Road
Woman's Benefit Association
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion Club Rooms
St. Peter's
Freshman Camp Signals Ohio State Enrollment for 156 Boys
Roy Schaeffer traveled to Columbus to start a pre dental program at Ohio State University. The group of 156 boys will attend the university’s freshman camp at Camp Willson near Bellefontaine, learning about OSU activities during four days before Freshman Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schaeffer
Columbus
Ohio State University
Camp Willson
Bellefontaine
University Y. M. C. A
Ohio State
Liquor Store to Open in Amherst
Lloyd Webster is appointed branch manager of the state liquor store for Amherst. The first shipment has arrived but cannot be opened except by a state liquor department official who will open the cases and arrange the bottles. A section of Webster's drug store will house the state liquor store and the operation will begin in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Webster
Amherst
State Liquor Department
Webster’s Drug Store
September W C T U meeting notes at Park Avenue home
The September meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held Thursday afternoon at Miss Blandis Smith and Mrs. M. D. Barnard’s Park Avenue home. Plans were made to attend the fifty-second annual county convention at the First Methodist church in Elyria on October second. Mrs. O. D. Fox and Mrs. M. D. Barnard were appointed as delegates from the local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Blandis Smith
M. D. Barnard
Park Avenue
First Methodist Church
Elyria
O. D Fox
Noon Day Club hosts dinner at First Evangelical Church
Seventeen members of the Noon Day Club were served dinner Thursday at the First Evangelical church by Circle 1 committee members Mrs. Jacob Muth, Mrs. George Franks, Mrs. C. J Springer, and Miss Tena Jacobs. A group sing was featured after the meal. Dinner will be served next Thursday at the same place by Circle 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noon Day Club
First Evangelical Church
Circle 1
Jacob Muth
George Franks
C. J Springer
Tena Jacobs
Circle 4
Lutheran Ladies Meet at St Pauls Church Parlor
Mrs Arthur Gringle hosted the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church as they met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. A social time followed and thirty members enjoyed dainty refreshments at the close of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gringle
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Funeral rites for Philip Schmauch Sr
Funeral rites for the late Philip Schmauch Sr who died early Thursday at his Kentleigh corners home will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at St Peter's Evangelical Church preceded by services at 1 30 p.m. at his home. Rev C E Schmidt to officiate and burial will follow at Crownhill cemetery.
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Philip Schmauch, Sr
Kentleigh Corners
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Crownhill Cemetery
Card Party Plans by Jessamine Lodge at Odd Fellow Hall
Jessamine Lodge plans a picnic card party after the next meeting on Wednesday evening October 3 at the Odd Fellow Hall with committee setup and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Good Deeds Club Social at Mrs Wesley Smith Home
Mrs Wesley Smith of S Main Street hosts the Good Deeds Club of the Congregational church this evening. A social hour will follow the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Deeds Club
Wesley Smith
S. Main St
Congregational Church
4-H Club to Present Program at Hickory Tree Grange
The 4-H Clubs of Amherst township will present a program during the lecture hour at the regular Hickory Tree Grange meeting to be held Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Township
Hickory Tree Grange
Discharged from hospital after work injury at National Tube
Henry Schriner of Tenney avenue who was injured at the National Tube Co plant in Lorain on Sunday was discharged from St. Joseph Hospital, Lorain, Wednesday and is reported improving. Briefs note visits and travels of local residents including Batten, Richmond, Jaeger, Ehlert, Frederick, Aschenbach, Geer, Nugent, Schroeder and family in the days around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
National Tube Co
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
H. G. Battenhouse
Frank Richmond
Cleveland
Walter Jaeger
Herman Ehlert
Henry Frederick
Gerald Aschenbach
Almeda
Cal
Boeing School of Aeronautics
M. Geer
Toledo
J. Nugent
Adam Schroeder
Betty Lou
Elrvia
Church announcements for local congregations
St Peter s Evangelical church Rev C E Schmidt pastor 9 30 Church School 10 30 Worship First Evangelical church Rev A M Rickel pastor 9 15 Church School 10 380 Worship Congregational church Rev F E Eastman pastor 9 45 Church school 10 45 Worship St Paul Lutheran church Rev R C Bosse pastor 9 00 Church school 10 00 English service 11 00 German service Methodist church Rev R C Jensen pastor 11 00 Worship St Joseph R C church Rev Fr James Eischen 9 00 Low Mass 19 00 High Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
A. M. Rickel
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist
R. C. Jensen
St. Joseph R. C
James Eischen
Brighton W Cc T U Meets
The Brighton W Cc T U met with Mr C G Goss Wednesday afternoon last week. Seven members and two sisters attended. Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs C O Goss president Mrs L W Fenner vice president Mrs Will McKenzie secretary and Mrs S E Merrill treasurer. Mrs L W Fenner and Mrs S E Merrill were chosen delegates to the County Convention in October with Mr Don Goss and Mrs Will McKenzie as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton W. Co. T. U
CG. O- Goss
C. O. Goss
L. W. Fenner
Will McKkenzie
S. E. Merrill
S. E Merrill
Don Goss
Will McKenzie
Correction on Brighton School Grade Teachers and Medical Earlier
The correspondent was misinformed about the fifth and sixth and the seventh and eighth grade teachers in Brighton school. Mr Shellenberger has the fifth and sixth grades and Glenn Stevenson the seventh and eighth grades. Lois May Fenner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Fenner, was taken to the Elyria Clinic Sunday for an appendix operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Shellenberger
Glenn Stevenson
Lois May Fenner
Homer Fenner
Elyria Clinic
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and News
A long list of Sunday and weekday calls, visits, and travels across Lorain Cortland Wakeman Wellington and Oberlin. Mrs Culverson nearing age ninety nine recalls former farm ownership, and families including the Strout, Goss, Fenner, Miller, Perkins, Greene and Waite clans are noted with trips to Columbus Elyria Lorain and Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Twin daughters born to Elmer Miller are reported along with funeral attendance for George Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene
Kathry Veltrie
C. F. Strout
Lorain
Chicago
C. Veltrie
C. C. Miller
Liverpool
Culverson
Toledo
Cary Gibson
Glenn Gibson
Wakeman
C. O. Goss
Griggs
Otis Goss
Luella Lamberson
Dayton
L. W. Fenner
M. T. Rolfe
Howard Jordan
Rocky River
A. W. Shields
Wellington
Erwin Perkins
Glenn Perkins
Columbus
George Herbert
Akron
Clark Ewell
Mary Ewell
Virginia Greene
Elmer Miller
Elyria
E. H. Butson
James Landon
Nova, O
Ralph Rowland
A. K. Baird
Helen
Cleveland
F. H. McClellan
Dean McClellan
Alberta
Arthur McClellan
M. E
George Greene
H. E. Merrill
Nellie Tuttle
Virgin Greene
H. E. Cobb
Howard Langdon
Ace] McDonald
Lawrence Lee
Russell
Jimmie
George Stewart
Clarksfield
H. L. Coulson
Gladys Mosher
Mary Lounsbrough
Beulah
Oberlin
William Upham
Pings
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Local church delegates attend Northeast Ohio Conference
Mrs. George Waite was elected delegate from the local Methodist church to Elyria for the Northeast Ohio Conference. Accompanied by Mrs. H. E. Piper they attended Thursday afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. George Waite and two sons joining Sunday evening. Alternate delegate Miss Mabel Brown attended Friday and Saturday sessions. Miss Brown attended. Rev. and Mrs. Bryenton promoted to Lorain pastorate. Rev. R. Mott from Oberlin to preside locally. Community wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waite
Ohio
Elyria
Miss Brown
F. C. West
Wallace Bryenton
Lorain
2Th Street
R. Mott
Oberlin
Oberlin student returns to commerce program in fall
Roland Widdowson a former Oberlin School of Commerce Administration Course student rejoined in the fall and is now enrolled in Shorthand and Typewriting. Ernest Dewey of the Center sponsors a dance set for Saturday evening September 22 at the town hall. Melvin H Davidson of Camden visited his sister Mrs Mildred Lounsborough and family Tuesday evening. Mrs Walter Green spent a day last week visiting sisters Mrs Charles Elkins of Elyria and Mrs John Sigsworth of Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Widdowson
Oberlin School of Commerce
Ernest Dewey
Melvin H. Davidson
Camden
Mildred Lounsbrough
Walter Green
Charles Elkins
Elyria
John Sigsworth
Fields
Arkansas farm land shows an increase in value
Pine Bluff Arkansas value of farm land rose six percent over last year marking the first gain in 14 years. S. V. McKinley field agent for the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis cites 1912 to 1914 comparisons, noting land valued at about eighty six percent now versus eighty percent last year. Droughts and crop curtailment followed by better prices have made farm investments more desirable.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
S. V. McKinley
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
McKinley
Napoleon Viewed as Great Statesman and Soldier
The remark credits Napoleon with exceptional leadership in both military and administrative realms, suggesting he may have surpassed his achievements as a statesman in management and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Annabelle the Western Tanager Returns to Big Trees Lodge
Annabelle, the famed western tanager known as a village celebrity at Yosemite’s Mariposa Big Trees lodge, returns after a three year absence. Park photographer Al Bruce encountered the bird during a Wawona tunnel tree shoot and began feeding her, reviving the lodge dining room spectacle as Annabelle perches on waitresses and diners once more.
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Yosemite National Park
Cal
U.R
Annabelle
Big Trees
Mariposa Big Trees
Lodge
al Bruce
Wawona Tunnel
Bruce
Government classifies goat meat as chevon in Texas
The text notes the government now uses the term chevon for goat meat in surplus food distribution. Texans point out the common name is goat meat, while officials prefer chevon, a term adopted in 1922 after a prize contest won by Mrs. E. W. Hardgrave of Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
E. W. Hardgrave
Sanderson
Tea Kettle and Auto Tin Make Guitar in Madison
Madison inventor John Mc Cann used a slab of tin from an old car and part of a tea kettle to craft a regular sized guitar in three days. He noted he wanted a steel guitar like a friend’s but could not afford one and decided to build his own. He then began making a violin from the same material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John McCann
McCann
Dictators Promise Glorious Future to Distract from Troubles
Commentary notes that authoritarian rulers forge a hopeful vision of a radiant future to divert attention from current hardships, urging vigilance against such manipulation and its consequences for liberty and public life.
London crooks find firearms easy to obtain
London crooks can acquire revolvers and machine guns freely if they know where to go. Special Scotland Yard officers pursue a powerful gun-running gang active for years. They identify at least three major unlicensed distributors, but raids have failed. Most guns are American, smuggled by seamen, with large quantities also from France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
France
Belgium
Children to Trade Farm Products for Hot Lunches
In Ojus Florida school cafeteria this fall pupils will trade home grown vegetables for hot lunches. The plan, devised by Alfie Tyree Dade County home economics supervisor, aims to deter malnutrition and supply cafeteria vegetables. County officials plan to expand the program to other rural schools if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojus
Fla
Alfie Tyree
Dade County
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Six Days After Spider Bite
Wichita Kansas Mrs D Stevens says a black widow bite led to a 20 pound drop in six days though she does not recommend the method. She declares she would rather have the weight loss than the misery and cautions others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
D. Stevens
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