Enactment of Tariff and Stock Market Measures Forecast
Washington reports predicted enactment of tariff and stock market legislation before Congress adjourns. Democrats back Roosevelt Hull reciprocal trade plan in the Tariff Bill, with Senate discussions anticipated to be more vigorous than any other act. Republicans vow tough opposition but expect passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Joseph T. Robinson
House
Senate
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Clarefiea. Dill
New Oberlin Society Notes March Gatherings
New Oberlin report lists Mr and Mrs Matt Wohleber and two sons as Sunday guests of Urban Kinzel on Indian Hollow road. Mr and Mrs Carl Schurz visited Art Dion in Ebria on Saturday afternoon as part of social calls. Chris Justin and others figure in ongoing community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Matt Wohleber
Urban Kinzel
Indian Hollow
Road
Carl Schurz
Art Dion
Ebrria
Chris Justin
Willard area social notes and local gatherings
Sunday supper guests included Jeanetts with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Younglass and family in Willard. Elyria visitor Mrs Christina Barbkne ck stays with J Brackley. Local shoppers and visitors attended events. a birthday party honored Mrs Jacob Schmitz of Berk Neights. Oberlin Grange met with a 65-seat dinner and supper then a business meeting. Domestic illness reports noted some improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetts
Lawrence Younglass
Willard
Christina Barbkneck
Elyria
J. Brackley
N. Webber
F. Lehmt
C. Justin Sere Lerain
Marr Wokhilebar
Javon Wontever
Jacob Schmitz
Berk Neights
James
Stunts
Arthur Falkner
Everett Hastings
Frank Schmit
G. H. Dion
Chris Justin
Wilberg
Birmingham Briefs Move and Visits Across Town
Henry Heinzerhaz of South Amherst spent Tuesday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs William Opperm an and Lois Neiding were in Amherst on business Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Witt of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Olsen Tuesday afternoon. Jay Parker and Claude Collingwood traveled to Sandusky on business Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Anthony Neiditz and daughter Lois were in Sandusky on business Wednesday. Conrad Reid and Mr and Mrs Conrad Lehister were in Berlin Heights Sunday afternoon visiting relatives. Mrs Lois Morgan is visiting relatives in Elyria for a few days. Mr and Mrs Hares German and daughter are moving from Florence into part of the Lamber house. Mr and Mrs William Derres of Cleveland visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boushton of Elyria spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Karl Asery and family. Frank Griffen was in Amherst on business Monday morning. Charles Baker and family are moving from the Clary home in the Angelo home west of town. Mrs Mara Edgar and Mr Mayme Church were Vermilion visitors Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heinzerhaz
South Amherst
William Opperman
Lois Neiding
Aia
Witt
Lorain
Oscar Olsen
Jay Parker
Claude Collingwood
Sandusky
Anthony Neidinz
Lois
Conrad Reid
Conrad Lehister
Berlin Heights
Lois Morgan
Elyria
Hares
Daygnter
Florence
Lamber House
William Derres
Cleveland
Lawrence Boushton
Karl Asery
Frank Griffen
Amhers
Bueiners
Charles Baker
Clary
Angelo Home
Mara Edgar
Mayme Church
Neile Obitts
B. C. Mandeville
Belden
Columbus
Ther
A. B. McConnell
Pittffeld
E. L. Ober
Fanniy
Millie Baker
Gavin Fira
Gus Zachs
Ely- Tia Wet
Ron Bates Wu Gaist
Leonard Baker
E. L. Hanes
Duncan Robertson
Elvira
William Franklin
Willis Franklin
Clarksfield
Ice Smith
Wallace Smith
Oberlin
W. L. Smith
Henry Ober
Ed Ober
Virgin
Charles Seeley
Brighton
Gus Zack
Anthony Ross
Pauline Franks
Wiliam Ellis
Lford Latteman
Myron Bates
G. A. Brumby
Thomas Short
E. , Parker
Wellington Baptist Church
George Bates
Meding Baptist Church
Jesus
A. C. Field of
George Bickel
Radio Programs and Local Social Notes Chronicle
Radio lineups for WGAR WHE WEAF and others list programs and air times. Local society notes report visits and gatherings of residents including Obitts Mandeville Robertson Franklin and others across Elyria Wellington and Colum bUS with church attendance and a sugar party noted.
Kipton Tureen Dinner Event Noted in March
Kipton March nl The Woman's Wassenary Society of the community hosts a tureen dinner event. The notice highlights a social gathering aimed at fundraising and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton, March
The
Woman’s Wassenary Society of
Camden Baptist Meeting at Mrs Perkins Home
Camden Baptist church met at the home of Mrs F A Perkins on Wednesday for an all day meeting. A delicious luncheon and waffles with maple syrup were served by the hostess. The business of the day was Lewine with a brief program in the afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Alice Arnold Grace McBurnie Nelle Outts Zella Calkine Dalia Parker Mabelle Whitney Eda Betts Minnie Shortane Caughter Emma Morzan Mildred Brumby Frances Perkins and Mrs Elma Terkine the hostess. BRIEFS include Mrs Max Calkins and daughter Marilyn of Elgritz visiting Mr and Mrs W W Calkins and Paul Walfaker called to inspect Company G in Norwalk. Lydia Smith of Wheeling spent time with her brother W Z South Sally Lune Baker of Wellinston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Minnie Short Ane Caughter
Emma Morzan
Mildred Brumby
Frances Perkine
Mre
Elma Terkine
Max Calkins
Mariyn
Elgritz
W. W. Calkins
Paul Walfaker
Company G
Norwalk
Misa Lydia Smith
Wheeling
W. Wa
W. Z. South
Sally Lune Baker
Wellinston
Local Notes From Henrietta and Nearby Towns
April 2 Henrietta brief mentions Kenneth Unger infant son suffers bronchial pneumonia. Obar Kelly of Middle Ridge visits O C Sanders. Mrs Lamvermyer and Mrs Currier travel to Cleveland. Albert Roussar John Bauman and Harold Buchs visit Cleveland. Richard Sanders visits Milan. Mrs Frank Barck and daughter Constance visit Ungers in Henrietta. Fayette Page and Wal visit from Sandusky Amherst guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta, QO
Kenneth
Melvin Unger
Obar Kelly
Middle Ridge
O. C. Sanders
Ernest Lamvermyer
Chauncey Currier
Cleveland
Albert Roussar
John Bauman
Harold Buchs
Richard Sanders
Milan
Frank Barck
Constance
Amherst
Fayette Page
Sandusky
Wal
Elyria Stores Under Scrutiny Over Hours Policy
Complaints about employee hours were reviewed by the Elyria Retail Code Authority. Investigators found no violations of the retail code, noting confusion over provisions that allow eight extra hours in the first half of the year for Easter shopping. Employers may task a worker whose regular maximum is 44 hours per week with additional hours during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Retail Code Authority
Code’ Authority
Code Authority
Local Visitors and Guests Reported in Elyria Area
Fer Davis of Elsine and Thur day visitors attended the home of Mr and Mrs Sanders. Miss Pearl Krieg recently stayed overnight with Miss Twilah Weidman. Mrs Albert Reusser and Mr M G Johnson were Elyria shoppers Thursday.
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Fer Davis
Elsine
Mre
Sanders
Pearl Krieg
Twilah Weidman
Albert Reusser
M. G. Johnson
Elyria
You Can't Buy Everything at Capitol Theatre
At the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday the film You Can't Buy Everything starring May Robson appears with Lewis Stone Joan Parker and William Bakewell in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Robson
Capitol
May Hobson
Capitol Theatre
Tomorow
Lewis Stone
Joan Parker
William Bakewell
Will Rogers Film at Rivoli Promises Lively Night
Will Rogers Film David Harum at Rivoli Theatre features a beloved American character with a strong supporting cast. The article notes workers 52 hours weekly for two weeks of a six month period, while state law caps women at 50 hours weekly. Code authority urges retailers to file official copies of labor provisions. Official blanks available at code authority and Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Will Rogers
Rivoli
David Harum
Rivoli Theatre
Code Authority
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
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Henry Deering
Ramon
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Paa-Light
WADC
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Vaughn King
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Flex Sen
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Frank Ganther
City Loan
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