Health and Safety Exhibit to Visit Rittman August 12
The Pro-Motor health and safety exhibit travels to Rittman for one day starting August 12. It presents interactive displays from the 1933 Century of Progress and New York World’s Fair with demonstrations on anti glare Polaroid lenses and a 1000 watt mercury lamp. Free admission and no sales.
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Chicago
Pro-Notor
Mong Health Organizations
New York
Life Magazine
Orner
Ohio
Navy Recruiting Station Sets August Quota of 36 Men
The Cleveland Navy Recruiting Station allocates a quota of 36 men for August. Enlistees must be 18 to 25, pass mental and physical exams, and provide employer references, school principals, and four long-time acquaintances. Training locations include Newport Rhode Island or Great Lakes Illinois for twelve weeks. Local stations include Akron Ashtabula Cambridge Canton Marietta Sandusky and Youngstown plus Cleveland Main Station Room 500 Old Post Office Building.
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Old Post Office
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Social notes from multiple Ohio towns Sunday visits
Residents from Lodi Sullivan Mansfield Medina Wooster West Salem Columbus Rittman Phalanx Niles Newton Falls and Cleveland spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in local homes. Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Gerberich were held at the United Brethren church.
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G. Chapman
Newton Falls
Ca] Richards
Annie Miller
Phalanx
Kitts
Niles
Cora Hatfield
Ross Hatfield
Columbus
Jennie Gerberich
United
Brtheren Church
de Foe
E. Jester
O. Shaum
Mrs
Henry Shaum
West Salem
Wilford Birthday Dinner Hosts Highlight Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs G A Wilford entertained Sunday for Mr Wilford's birthday with guests including EK B Wilford of Akron, Wil Mills, E C Overs of Cleveland, M C Overs, H A Vandermark, Harold De Witt, Olile Riley, Loch Geo Overs of Seville, and Merill Simmers of Burbank. Alice McQuare spent Wednesday with Harry Douglas and son in Wadsworth. Cecil Wright travels through the southeastern states.
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G A Wilford
Mr Wilford
EK. B. Wilford
Akron
Wil Mills
E. C Overs
Clevleand
M C Overs
H. A Vandermark
Harold de Witt
Olile Riley
Loch Geo Overs
Seville
Merill Simmers
Burbank
Alice McQuare
Harry Douglas and Son
Wadsworth
Ohio First in Fur Production
The US Interior Department reports Ohio ties with Louisiana for top fur take in 1937, totaling 2,500,000 wild furs across eight species in the fiscal year. Opossums, skunks and rats drive the bulk, with Ohio leading in opossums and skunks. trappers are not required to file annual reports.
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Ohio
US Department of the Interior
Louisiana
Alaska
Early Wayne County Doctors Traced From 19th Century Pioneers
The article highlights Dr Hezekiah Bissell in Wooster and Dr D Robinson born in 1820 who trained at the Medical College of Ohio in 1842. Bissell served as delegate to the Ohio Medical Convention in 1829 and was vice president in 1835. Robinson moved to Wooster in 1847 and was Ohio State Medical Society vice president in 1866 and 1885. The search notes scant records and appeals for descendants to aid a history of Ohio medicine.
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Hezekiah Bissel
Wooster
Ohio Medical Convention
D. Robinson
Medical College of Ohio
Queen City
Ohio State Medical Society
Request for medical histories in Wayne County archives
A committee seeks information on physicians from Wayne County including birth and death details, medical training, and activities. Citizens with any facts or documents are urged to provide dates, places, and related life details to aid the Medical History and Archives Committee.
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Iving
Wayne County
Committee On Medical, History and Archives
World’s Fair On Public Square Opens Saturday Exhibit
A World’s Fair on the public square arrives Saturday August 12 with a Hearth ProNatormobile display showing health safety and accident prevention. Free of charge all day at the northeast corner of Main and Ohio, sponsored by county health organizations and courtesy of American United Life Insurance Company. The 1929 bituminous coal production to July 15 reached 175 690 000 tons, up 18 474 000 tons from last year, while the Bituminous Coal Act expires April 26 1911 unless Congress extends.
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County Heatth
Main
Ohio
Congress
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