Barons Organize At Thompson Home with New Officers
The Barons met at Walt Thompson's home last evening. Henry Stolzenberg was elected President, Bud Gelrgey Vice President, Jud Wehman Secretary and Treasurer. Meeting adjourned to next Thursday at Ted Underhill's home. Carlisle Neighborhood Club welcomed two new members Mrs. W Banks and Mrs. M Rowland at yesterday's meeting hosted by Mrs. Ford Dachit.
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Walt Thompson
Henry Stolzenberg
Bud Gelrgey
Jud. Wehman
Ted Underhill
Carlisle
W. Banks
M. Rowland
Ford Dachit
Banas
A. Miller
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
Entertaining Evening At Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Mrs Marie Boyd hosted the Golden Glow Club for a six thirty dinner with ten places. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Elizabeth Galloway Mrs Mary Diedrich and Mrs Mildred Page. special prize to Mrs Maude McLaughlin. New members welcomed to Grace Lutheran Aid Society.
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Marie Boyd
Golden Glow Club
Elizabeth Galloway
Mary Diedrich
Mildred Page
Maude McLaughlin
Katherine Ryan
Third Street
New Member Joins S P Club At Mrs Kaminski Home
Lucy Marsico joined the S. P. Club as Mrs. Paul ine Kaminski hosted last night at 1601 Middle Avenue. Bingo and bunco followed sewing and knitting while luncheon was served in the dining room. Mrs. Stella Meranti to host April 15 on West Avenue. Troop 7 Girl Scouts plan a tureen dinner and troop investment after the Virginia Reel dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Marsico
S. P. Club
Pauline Kaminski
Middle Avenue
Bingo
Bunco
Stella Meranti
West Avenue
Good Night Circle Forms Patrol Plans at Investiture
A Court of Honors followed the formation of Good Night Circle and charts for perfect patrols were planned. Patrol leaders were instructed to plan a program of amusements for after the investiture service next Wednesday.
Local licenses issued for residents and workers in town
Licenses granted to William Robert Whiskin 60 hardware salesman of Sheffield township and Anna Hume 49 of the same area. Also licensed Wilford Dane Bachtel 25 La Grange service station attendant and Hilda Lillian Mori 25 Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Robert Whiskin
Sheffield
Anna Hume
Wilford Dane Bachtel
la Grange
Hilda Lillian Mori
Amherst
Charge Pressure In Judiciary Fight Sparks Senate Clash
Foes of Roosevelt court plan accuse administration of pressuring Congress through relief funds to pass enlargement of the Supreme Court. Sen. Holt and Sen. Burke clash with Sen. O Mahoney as hearings unfold and debate centers on a 1.5 billion relief appropriation and its political use.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Rush D. Holt
W. Va
Edward R Burke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walter F. Dodd
Chicago
Constitutional Authority
Dodd
Burke
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Holt
O'Mahoney
O’mahoney
John T. Flynn
Flynn
Award For Pensions Made To Ohio
Columbus April 2 The Federal Social Security Board awarded Ohio 4,183,771 for pension assistance in the quarter ending June 30. A separate April check of 1,394,590 will be forwarded until future allocations are made, announced H J Berrodin chief of the State Division of aid for the aged.
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Columbus
H. J. Berrodin
State Division of Aid For
Federal
Social Security Board
Ohio
Berrodin
Most Horrible Sin Sermon Prompts Ten Weeks Loyalty Campaign
In Eaton North Church Rev Stevenson will deliver a unique sermon on The Most Hor rible of Sins as part of a ten week loyalty drive. Readers were invited to suggest sins, but the answer remains a single long word tied to daily conduct, with church members pledging to hit class goals and display stars on a front chart and an Honor Roll chart.
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Stevenson
North Eaton Church
Roosevelt to Submit New Relief Budget Estimates
President Roosevelt announced plans to send his annual relief appropriation message to Congress the week of April 14. He will include unemployment and fund requests and new revenue and spending estimates from the Treasury since December. He again hopes no new taxes will be needed in this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
U. S. Treasury
Mrs Harriman May Be Named Minister to Norway
President Roosevelt indicated that Mrs J Borden Harriman a social figure in New York and Washington would be named American Minister to Norway. He declined to confirm or deny reports that her name had been submitted for approval and said several names had been sent to foreign governments with changes in diplomatic representatives abroad.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dickens Pickwick as a Literary Sensation of its Time
When Dickens first published Pickwick a century ago modern publicity was unknown yet the work became a sensation. Men halted strangers on the street to inquire after the new monthly part and judges reportedly read it on the bench while vestries adjourned so the chairman could read aloud the current issue.
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Dickens
Pickwick
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