Creston Homeworkshop Club Receives National Charter
A local group named Creston Homeworkshop Club is granted affiliation by the National Home Workshop Guild. No initiation fee, dues waived, meetings at least ten times yearly, and reports to Guild HQ. Membership restricted to 16 and older. new member details reported for affiliate cards. Carl Slater is president with Ben Romich Jr, Francis Ritzl, William Zehner, and William Knepp in key roles. The charter, number 852, is on display at Ritzi jewelry store. a member drive begins with a meeting at Tyler's Garage on Wednesday, June 19.
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National Home Workshop Guild
Creston Homeworkshop Club
National Guild
Tyler
Ritzi
Carl Slater
Ben Romich, Jr
Francis Ritzl
William Zehner
William Knepp
Regional 4 Band Heads to New York City
J. C. Hiestend leads 84 Boy Scouts of the Regional 4 Band as they depart for New York City via Erie Railroad on Sunday evening for an official event or appearance.
World’s Fair band rehearsals and Boy Scout Day
The World’s Fair band rehearses daily the week of June 17 to 24 with one concert and one rehearsal each day. June 22 is official Boy Scout Day hosting about 100,000 Scouts. The band will live on the fairground under eight adult scout leaders who will accompany them to New York. Hiestand of LeRoy’s Ohio Farmers Insurance is a key figure with four years in Boy Scouts music, a WWI piccolist with Sousa’s band. Akron area scouts join including Creston’s Bob Clapp, Jack McDuff, Arthur Repp, and William Davis.
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New York
Hiestand
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
LeRoy
Boy Scouts
John Philip Sousa
Akron
Creston Scouts
Bob Clapp
Jack McDuff
Arthur Repp
William Davis
Children’s Day Observed at Canaan Church
Children s Day will be observed Sunday at 8 p m at Canaan M E Church with a miscellaneous program directed by Mrs Oliver Frary and Mrs Madge Fetzer. Excavation begins on the Metz home on Myers Street. Miss Lillian Kirschner resigns from Aultman Hospital Canton to join Crile Clinic Cleveland. Art Hanns of Wadsworth visited Earl Long in his home. L B Stauffer spent Monday in Cleveland.
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Canaan M. E
Oliver Frary
Madge Fetzer
Eilis Metz
Myers St
Lillian Kirschner
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Crile Clinic
Cleveland
Art Hanns of
Wadsworth
Earl Long
L. B. Stauffer
Clyde Zimmerman
Bernard Zimmerman
Sarabelle Rhoads
Harry Zimmerman
Akron
Hans Forsley
Long Lake
Harry Keister
Don Sherman
Edward and
Gillian Kirschner
Paul Ritzi
Fam Ny
Lorain
F A. Rigi
Austin Eby
Sebring
Ford Kintner
Sam Raber
Arnold Raber
Kidron
Mabel Corbett
Lionel Corbett
Son
Howard Allen
Ed Jesser
Robert Armstrong
Seville
CE. Clapp
Pauline Wells
Bent Good
Science Sees a Better World on the Way
A 2000 scientist survey from US Canada England France and Germany envisions major advances in next three years. Innovations include synthetic resin glass and plastic car bodies, insulated homes, air sterilization, self lubricating rollers, safe electrical materials, and standardized tapered roller bearings on railroads enabling faster trains and one speed rail travel.
Local residents host gatherings and moves noted on Myers Street
Medina resident C R Obermiller buys Clarence Whonstetler property on Myers Street. Knepp family to move to LeRoy farm. Dozens of Sunday visits include Crefoot Seville to Jordan, Landes family from Wooster to Scott family, and many others visiting relatives and friends in Medina, Wooster, Akron, Lorain, and surrounding areas. Dr Marcus Grether and family relocate to Fort Collins Colorado.
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C. R. Obermiller
Medina
Clarence Whonstetler
Myers St
Howard Knepp
Whonsetler
LeRoy
Clyde Bricker
Paul Beaver
Smithville
Aalph Haley
Wooster
Ray Haley
Marcus Grether
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Pattern Pictures and Shadow Patterns in Still Life
The article explains pattern pictures created by grouping objects and light and shade. It suggests using gates, stairways, window grilles, a tricycle, flowers or dishes to form repeating outlines and shadows that face the camera for strong pattern effects.
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John van Guilder
Fertilizer supplies assured despite war
Officials declare the current fertilizer season is well supplied with adequate nitrogen and potash. Charles J. Brand notes that during the 1914 18 war nitrogen and potash shortages plagued shipping and production, but today the US produces most potash and has ample sulphuric acid for superphosphate while Chilean nitrogen supplies remain available. Prices to farmers are lower than prewar levels despite higher costs for other goods.
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Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Chile
Mr. Brand
Germany
Legend of the Dogwood a cautionary conservation tale
A conservation legend circulating via the Ohio Conservation Bulletin says the dogwood’s beauty fades this year. The tale links its hard wood to the crucifixion, claiming Christ vowed the dogwood would never again grow strong enough for a cross. Instead it would be slender and twisted with blossoms forming a cross.
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The
Ohio Conservation Bulletin
Milk Day Contest Promises Yearlong Dairy Prize in Columbus
A Dairy Day event in Columbus on June 12 offers a quart of milk daily for a year to the child who drinks the most milk in a single contest. The article notes the legend behind flower markings is a historical tradition, though not universally supported by history.
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Columbus
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