Anniversaries list of notable births and deaths
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES lists Felicia Hemans Alfred Vail Le Baron Jenney James M Bailey Thomas C Chamberlin William S Benson with birthplaces and death dates. It notes Hemans born 1793 died 1835 Vail linked to Morse born Morristown N J died there 1855 Jenney born Fairhaven Mass died June 15 1907 Bailey born Albany N Y died 1894 Chamberlin born Mattoon Ill died 1928 Benson born Macon Ga died Washington D C May 20 1932.
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Felicia Hemans
Alfred Vail
Morse
Morristown
N. J
L&2
Willian
le Baron Jenney
Chicago
Fairhaven
Mass
James M. Bailey
Danbury, Conn
Danbury
Albany. Y
Thomas C. Chamberlin
Mattoon
Ill
William S. Benson
Naval Operations
Macon
Washington, D. C
Clergy Leaders Mentioned in Fall River Obituary Note
A brief Fall River clipping recalls Very Rev Joseph Hertz chief rabbi of Great Britain, noting his 62nd year at birth and a 65 year timeline in local mentions from Maus.
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Fall River
Maus
Joseph Hertz
Great Britain
Gas rate dispute in Elyria moves to Public Utilities Commission
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co appeals an August ordinance raising rates set to take effect May 17 1935. Council argues the proposed rates are fair. the Commission now has extensive data on costs, gate rates, and investments to determine an equitable Elyria rate ensuring service quality and necessary improvements.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
The
Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria
West Virginia
Columbus
Cleveland
Commission
Dr William E Hart remembered as longtime Elyria physician
Dr William E Hart a respected Elyria physician and resident for decades died suddenly. A Captain in the army medical service during World War I he cared for thousands and mentored younger doctors and ex service men who called him Dad. He witnessed Elyria’s growth and the rise of Elyria Memorial Hospital while active in the Lorain County Medical Society and American Legion.
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William E. Hart
Hart
Dr. Hart
American Legion Rooms
Elyria
Army Medical Service
Ft. Oglethorpe
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Medical Society
American Legion
Dad” Hart
Fast Cars Slow Minds Warn Traffic Expert
A traffic inspector argues that drivers with powerful cars move faster than their judgment allows. He notes speed outpaces thought, forcing four times the mental speed at sixty mph than thirty, and urges cultivated self control to prevent deadly accidents as cars grow more potent.
Federal Revenues Hit Record High Despite Tax Changes
The Treasury reports 1933-34 receipts from miscellaneous internal revenue tax reached a record 1.483 billion. Tobacco taxes led with 425 million, while stamp and excise taxes rebounded with improved business. Gasoline and auto taxes rose 60 percent and 10 percent respectively, with 1934-35 figures ahead of last year’s peak.
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Treasury
The
AAA
The Silent Observer No Sleep On The Job
From Great Falls Montana Tribune via R A D WANTED Competent girl or woman for general housework must sleep at home 1199 4th Avenue north Grocer I see where a scientist save that fish kill mosquitoes Butcher Yeah but Who Wants to keep a fish on his pillow
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Great Falls
Mont
Tribune
4Th Avenue
Grocer
Golf Humor and Quips From the Daily Paper
A collection of brief captions and jokes referencing family heirlooms a murder joke about a sand trap during marriage a Manchukuo dictator’s salary a guide to misery hate and golf ball talk plus a nostalgic note on a golden wedding kiss and hammock memory.
Sailors life and taxes mix in scattered quips and tales
Fragments span humorous bits about shoes that misfit, social pretensions, inheritance tax, and drifting sailor fantasies. Jokes touch on nobility, duties, taxes, driving safety, and wordplay with puns and quick exchanges. The piece stitches disparate lines into a single quirky column.
Society man seeks to curb profanity in a home
A serious stranger introduces himself from the Society for the Suppression of Profanity. He asserts their aim is to remove strong language from daily life as a householder is approached by a vendor offering to buy an old car. A separate exchange ponders the origin of the word Satan and whether it is merely an Old Nick nickname.
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the Society For the Suppression
Satan
Timid girl to wife and pay envelope habit
A brief, satirical sermon contrasts a shy fiancée with a wife grabbing her husband's pay envelope. It questions conscience and kindness through classroom quips and a child’s reply about making an aunt happy. It ends with a jibe about paying for college and a footballer’s fate.
The Slick Clerk
A woman visited Hiamatha to buy a pair of shoes and found the clerk's assistance unusually effective. The encounter highlighted helpful service and a quick, accurate fitting that satisfied the customer.
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Hiamatha
Gibbsquip Sparks Witty Exchange on Married Life
Comedic exchange features Gibbs quipping that his wife always has the last word while Gabbs counters that his wife never lets him reach it, highlighting playful marital banter. The brief dialogue leans into humor about domestic dynamics and pride in witty comebacks.
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Gibbs
Gabbs
University To Run Hotel In Athens Ohio
Ohio University plans to operate a cooperative rooming house for 63 male students in Falmer House plus leased land building and furniture including a barber shop dining room and kitchen as part of the university run hotel during the coming school year in Athens Ohio.
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Athens
Ohio University
Falmer
University
Bishead Disease in Horses and Mules Described
Bishead is a disease of horses and mules in which the bones become more massive and less compact by reason of an increase in the cancellate tissue.
Chronicles of early explorers and a landmark strike
A compact chronicle notes 1493 Columbus second voyage with a large fleet, 1513 Balboa discovering the Pacific, 1780 Benedict Arnold escaping to a British ship after betrayal attempt, 1535 John D Rockefeller at 16 landing his first Cleveland job, and 1933 NRA ending a three week garment workers strike in New York involving 25,099 workers.
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Columbus
New World
Balboa
Benedict Arnold
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
NRA
New York
Obituary Highlights of Notable Figures and Birthdates
Charles Edward Russell of Washington born Davenport Iowa 14 years ago. Prof James Harvey Rogers of Yale born Society Hill S C 45 years ago. Dr Thomas Hunt Morgan of California Institute of Technology born Lexington Kentucky 68 years ago. Dr Wilbur P B Thirkield retired Methodist bishop born Franklin Ohio 0 years ago. William Faulkner born New Albany Mississippi 37. Rear Admiral George R Marvel USN retired born at
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Charles Edward Russell
Washington, D. C
Davenport
Iowa
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
Society Hill
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Calif. Institute of Technology
Lexington
Wilbur PB. Thirkield
Franklin
Ohio
Horoscope Admonitions on Intellect and Religious Thought
A day’s reading advises that natives will possess high intellect suited for advanced sciences. It highlights strong intuition and inspiration, especially in religious or philosophical areas. It warns against melancholy and urges outdoor exercise to prevent religious mania.
Grange No. 2401 Holds Annual Inspection and Degrees
Nearly two hundred Grangers attend New London Grange No. 2401 annual inspection with deputies from Medina and Ashland counties and delegations from Wellington and Townsend Granges. Worthy Master Dewey McMillan opens the meeting, officers present, boosters planned for October 4, and a degree ceremony elevates thirteen candidates through First to Fourth Degrees with members from both home and Townsend Granges. The program follows with performances by Barney Thomas, Margaret Dunlap, and others.
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New London
Keiser
Medina County
Ralph Richards
Ashland County
Wellington Grange
Townsend Grange
Dewey McMillan
Wakeman Grange
Grange
Wolfe
New London Grange
Home Grange
Townsend
Jennie Hartman
James Nelson
T. W. Messenger
C. A. Blackman
Barney Thomas
Margaret Dunlap
Local Grange Meeting Posts Positive Report and Refreshments
Deputy Ralph Richards of Ashland county announced the local Grange rankings before refreshments. Invited by County Deputy Arnold Knupp of New London Grange, Richards praised the inspection results as satisfactory with minor corrections noted. Home Economics committee members served delicious refreshments, marking a successful evening.
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C. R. Bair
Ralph Richards
Ashland County
Richards
Arnold Knupp
New London Grange
New London Garden Club Brings Garden Party to Hortense Smith Home
The New London Home Garden club hosts its annual garden party at Hortense Smith's home on Tuesday September 25. A short program and business will be followed by an afternoon of flower study and garden visits. Tom Johnson of Long Buckley England left for Boston after a month with his son Arthur’s family and will visit a daughter before returning to England mid October.
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New London Home Garden Club
Hortense Smith
Tom Johnson
Long Buckley
Northhants
England
Boston
Mass
Arthur
Mr. Johnson
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A. G Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Mail
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Renigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Troit
General Motors
Scott
R. J. Scott
Central Press Association, Inc
Mrs. Bunk
Mrs. Bunker
Kanzteh
Manchukuo
Nell
Marjorie
Johnnie
Sallys
Mercury
CHINS
Stone's Grill
Alex
Nop Reisz
Broad Steed
Hughes Market
Carpenter and Nixon
Niagara Falls
Sun Oil Company
Blue Sunoco
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