Mother of Governor Roosevelt Aims Both Old Fashioned and Modern
Mrs James Roosevelt, mother of the future president, embodies a blend of old-fashioned manners and modern independence. She values duty, country, and the family home while maintaining personal style and a strong political awareness. She speaks of her son’s abilities, his democratic leaning, and the shared family tradition of public service. The interview highlights her conservative yet progressive stance, ties to Washington, and deep attachment to ancestral roots and a simple home life.
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Family matriarch guards country home heritage
The article profiles a prominent matriarch who treasures her country home as her true residence and source of rest, even as she spends time in New York City. She discusses family ties, winters in the city, summers at the estate, and her pride in her descendants while balancing modern and traditional roles. Attending to health and family dynamics, she notes plans to stay at the country estate through Christmas.
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Counselor 7060 With Roosevelt Plans Ahead
Roosevelt prepares to address the nation with counselor 7060 at his side as plans unfold for the President elect. He is reportedly fully recovered from a mild influenza attack and will travel from Albany to New York for the southern trip, continuing to address governmental and economic issues as the campaign nears its end.
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Hollowell elected president of Morgan Farm Bureau
Rogsal Hollowell was elected president of the Morgan Township Farm Bureau for the ensuing year at a meeting Thursday night in the Ky hall in Okeawa. Other officers named include Byron Le Armant as vice president and Raymond Irwin as secretary-treasurer. There were about 60 present. Alma Heart reported on the 4-H congress in Columbus and Punt Breigh spoke on topics of interest in Cincinnati. Marl Dennison from Oxford township attended as a delegate to the Ohio Joint Federation meeting in Columbus. Lunch was served at the end.
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Columbus
Punt Brehig
Cincinnati
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Oxford Township
Luneh
Baptist Workers Hold Regular Meeting at First Baptist Willing Workers
Routine business was transferred at the regular monthly meeting of the First Baptist Willing Workers on Thursday night. Mr. Mina Leisz of 916 Clinton was listed among attendees and a social time followed the business session.
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International Party At Y W C A Delights Attendees
An international party hosted by the Y W C A featured stunts from Japan Hungary Spain and Germany with members dressed in national costumes. Refreshments followed served by girls in themed outfits. Committee in charge included Milfred Conarroe Edna Lipphardt Jo Hilbert Gasella Wright and Menor Gran. Attendees included Elizabeth Mason Fay Walstenboim Dorothy Chara Stieht Mathie Lipphardt Louise Thomin Hazel Hines Thelma Limarick Geneva King Kyolyn Rassett.
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Gulley Cited On Conspiracy Charge In Dayto Court
Mono Gulley of Peck avenue was scheduled for trial in Dayton court Friday on an accusation of conspiring to violate the prohibition law. He was released from an eight week hold by federal officers.
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Morey Hospital
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Ayenue
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Peck Avenue
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Dayto
Veronica Bazaar Attracts Crowds at St Veronica's
The annual Thanksgiving bazaar opened Thursday evening at St Veronica's with a large crowd in attendance. The hall and bontha were decorated with American flags to show the bicentennial spirit. The affair continues this evening Friday.
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Hickory Flats Church Plans Thanksgiving Bake Sale
The Social Circle of the Hickory Flats C P church will sponsor a sale of home baking and a market on Wednesday morning on the Courthouse square. All kinds of Thanksgiving goodies will be on sale. Orders phoned to 511- M-2 will be filled before Wednesday.
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C. P. Church
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