Who Are Friends of Farmers
A Minnesota discussion traces the Farmer Labor Party to earlier movements in North Dakota and New Zealand. The piece notes alliances between small farmers and urban laborers, the shift of labor toward socialism, and suggests Brookings Institution advise manufacturers on wage policies without raising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Farmer Labor Party
Farmer Labor Movement
Mortibund
mortibund—Nonpartisan League
Floyd Berjerstierne Olson
A. C. Townley
North Dakota
John Ballance
New Zealand
Liberal-Labor Party
Lib-Lab
Little World
Walter Thomas Mills
Townley
Farmer-Labor
Brookings Institution
Lorain County Farm Women's Club Get Acquainted Attendees
Those from here who attended the Lorain County Farm Women's Club Get Acquainted meeting in Elyria Tuesday were Mrs. Harry Gibson Mrs. Charles Gibson Mrs. Will Berg Mrs. Anna Berg Mrs. Fred Berg Mrs. Henry Sandrock Mrs. Clarence Albright Mrs. Frank Masenflue Mrs. Elmer Schubert Mrs. Chester Nash Mrs. Lillie Henson and Miss Jeanette Berg Junior and Jack Austin of Lakewood spent a week's vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Will Berg
Anna Berg
Fred Berg
Henry Sandrock
Clarence Albright
Frank Masenflue
Elmer Schubert
Chester Nash
Lillie Henson
Jeanette Berg
Junior
Jack Austin
Lakewood
Local social notes reveal family visits and illness progress
The column lists visits among relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson in attendance with grandchildren, Mrs. Henry Sandrock and Harriett with Mrs. Cecil Grills in West Russia, and Clara Mae Schramm recovering after surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other entries note Jacob Schramm at Willard Redman’s in Huntington, Tom Keating visiting his brother George Garrison in Willoughby, and Mrs. Will Berg with son Claire Reinhard visiting relatives in Tonawanda, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Charles Gibson
Henry Sandrock
Harriett
Cecil Grills
West
Russia
Clara Mae Schramm
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jacob Schramm
Willard Redman
Huntington
Tom Keating
George Garrison
Willoughby
Will Berg
Claire Reinhard
Tonawanda
New York
Social Visits and Local Births Reported Around Amherst
Earl Delfields and son Kenneth of Cleveland visited Carl Berg on Sunday. Mervin Schubert family and Carl Bergs hosted Frank Bergs in Henrietta. Gna Mreq Herold Berg and daughter spent Monday with Frank Stark in Amherst. Robert Dickinson of Wellington dined with Harlan Schramm and wife. Will May and Harvey Lipstrue of nearby towns joined Anna Berg for Sunday dinner. A daughter was born to George and Mrs Reese on March 27 at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Ralph Schramm and Earl Sandrock returned to Columbus after Easter break. Laurence Shinsky and family moved to Amherst Township. Little Big Seven 4-H Club met at Reinhard Hofmann’s home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Delfields
Kenneth
Cleveland
Carl Berg
Mervin Schubert
Frank Bergs
Henrietta
Gna Mreq Herold Berg
Frank Stark
Amherst
Robert Dickinson
Wellington
Harlan Schramm
Will May
Harvey Lipstrue
Wreccliffe
Anna Berg
George Reese
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ralph Schramm
Earl Sandrock
Columbus
Laurence Shinsky
Amherst Township
Russia Township
Little Big Seven
Reinhard Hofmann
Get Acquainted Day attendance in Elyria reports names
New Oberlin in attendance at Get Acquainted Day in Ely tia includes Mrs. John Emerich Mrs. Andy Hill Mrs. Carlton Smith Mrs. Frank Schmitz Mrs. Carl Schmitz Mrs. C Justin Mrs. Helen Buchemier Mrs. Doris Denger and Mrs. M Wohleber. Wohleber won a prize for collecting the most new friend names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
John Emerich
Andy Hill
Carlton Smith
Frank Schmitz
Carl Schmitz
C. Justin
Helen Buchemier
Doris Denger
M. Wohleber
Webber
Harry Alten
Katherine Nagel
Charles Krakow
Avon
William Davis
Henry Mackett
Frank Justin
Faye Hargrave
A. J. Linden
Elyria
Peter Nuffer
Vincent
Elmer Schuster
West
Easter Entertained Guests Reach Across Counties
West Ridge residents hosted a large Easter dinner with numerous relatives from Elyria Oberlin Carlisle and Mayfield along with Chicago and Cincinnati visitors. Attendees included Penfound family members and friends from Nova Ohio Bowling Green Wayland and Cleveland while others joined Circle No 3 at St Pauls church in Elyria and visits to family homes.
Feet in Spring Fashion and Care Tips
A guide highlights spring trends emphasizing ankle high shoes and cut out sandals while stressing comfortable well cared for feet. It covers nightly cleansing massage and cuticle work, weekly pedicures, nail polishing, toe exercises, and shape improvements through simple in tub and standing movements. It also lists local Easter visits and movements of Shelby residents and nearby families.
Huntington Area Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Easterday and daughter Phyllis spent Sunday in Sullivan with Mr and Mrs Charles Easterday. Several Elyria and Wellington visitors joined gatherings at local homes including the Bowens Easterday Mohns and Leiningers. Members and relatives from Lorain Mt Vernon and Sullivan shared meals and evening calls at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Easterday
Phyllis
Sullivan
Charles Easterday
Lester Bowen
Elyria
Bowen-Easterday
Earnest Beam
Hart Leininger
Nile Thuchum
Johnson Crib
Glenn Mohns
Lucy Cassell
Wells Easterday
Frederick Mohns
Ellis
Theola
Edward Finkle
Warren
Jamie
Lorain
E. R. Allen
Helen Beam
Wellington
Dorothy Leininger
Harry Reynolds
Richard Timms
Judith
Nancy
R. A. Cassell
Glen West
Henry West
Stevenson
Clare Werner
Mt. Vernon
Lorence and guests attend Get Acquainted Day in Elyria
Sunday visitors from Wellington and nearby towns gathered in Elyria for Get Acquainted Day. Grace Long returned from Cleveland after a week with friends and Easter Sunday plans included greetings at Myron Hines home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence
Fred Lorence
Wellington
John Dennis
Nora Cole
Elyria
Lorain
Grace Long
Cleveland
Charles Hines
Myron Hines
Arnold Hines
C. C. Hines
Long
Johnson Crile
Grace
Marion
Local seniors to take scholarship tests on Saturday
Brownhelm Vernon Trin ter Donald Bechtel and Albert Drechsler, seniors, will take the scholarship tests at Elyria Saturday. Mrs Elmer Love and Mrs Arthur Hasenpflug attended the District Parent Teacher Association meeting at Elyria Thursday. Mrs Hasenpflug was a hostess at the dinner at the Methodist church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Vernon Trinter
Donald Bechtel
Albert Drechsler
Elyria
Elmer Love
Arthur Hasenpflug
Hasenpflug
Methodist Church
WCTU Holds Regular Meeting At Hasenpflug Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met Wednesday at Mrs. Arthur Hasenpflug’s home with Mrs. Adam Claus Sr. in charge. Members sewed rug rags, welcomed new member Mrs. Walter Fowell, and planned to raise funds for their Frances WH Hard Memorial. Refreshments were served. attendees included Mrs. A. Hoover, Mrs. Roy Burke, Mrs. Ed Leuszler, Mrs. Charles Bechtel, Mrs. Karl Hasenpflug, Miss Huldah Miller, Mrs. Austin Cooper, Mrs. Walter Fowell, Mrs. Harvey Brandau, and Mrs. William Leimbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Arthur Hasenpflug
Adam Claus, Sr
Walter Fowell
Union
Frances WH Hard
Ie. A. Hoover
Roy Burke
Ed. Leuszler
Charles Bechtel
Karl Hasenpflug
Huldah Miller
Austin Cooper
Harvey Brandau
William Leimbach
Local School Honor Roll List Nine Weeks
Pupils achieving 93 percent or higher make the honor roll across grades. First and Second: Maisie Angersbach Helen Henning Leroy Kneisel Jerry Willmes. Third: Emma Newberry Elaine Stick Eddie Brill Melvin Pippert. Fourth: Venice McGrew Violet Vaas. Fifth: Kathryn Kneisel Donald Baetz Elmer Myers Marian Pippert Clyde Bason. Sixth: Marjorie Pippert Mildred McGrew Victor Vaas. Seventh: Ralph Leimbach Phyllis Schuster. Eighth: William Brill Paul Leimbach Shirley Sweet Helen May Hasenpflug Helen Kneisel. Tenth: Mabel Reinhard. Eleventh: Kathrin Brill Mildred Fritsch Eleanor Herchler Marion Streicher. Twelfth: Donald Bechtel Ruth Secrest Raymond Trin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisie Angersbach
Helen Henning
Leroy Kneisel
Jerry Willmes
Emma Newberry
Elaine Stick
Eddie Brill
Melvin Pippert
Venice McGrew
Violet Vaas
Kathryn Kneisel
Donald Baetz
Elmer Myers
Marian Pippert
Clyde Bason
Marjorie Pippert
Mildred McGrew
Victor Vaas
Ralph Leimbach
Phyllis Schuster
William Brill
Paul Leimbach
Shirley Sweet
Helen May Hasenpflug
Helen Kneisel
Mabel Reinhard
Kathrin Brill
Mildred Fritsch
Eleanor Herchler
Marion Streicher
Donald Bechtel
Ruth Secrest
Raymond Trinter
Senior Class Sponsors Roller Skating Party
The Senior Class members sponsor a roller skating party at Rainbow Gar. Saturday night guests and hometown callers include Mr. and Mrs. W Brenner of Rocky River and Mrs. B Brenner of Lorain. Arlene West is under doctor care. Howard Laing visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Schoen of Spencer were Sunday callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Gar
Nile Triudium
Arlene West
Robert Lavige
W. Brenner
Rocky River
B. Brenner
Lorain
K. Prabst
Cleveland
Howard Laing
John Schoen
Spencer
Community notes include relocation of Burke family
Mr and Mrs Roy Burke and their family recently moved from West Brownhelm to the Reuben Miller tenant farm in Elyria with Tuesday evening attendance open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons
Elyria
Roy Burke
Familly
West Brownhelm
Reuben Miller
New Members Join Congregational and Evangelical Churches
Special musical programs were presented at both churches on Sunday with receptions for new members. At the Congregational church new members include Arlene Northelm, Margaret Miller, Ruth and Eleanor Herchler, Alvin Portman and Wayne White. Evangelical church additions are Mrs Theodore Peasley, Aural Peasley, Earl Hanlon, Kathryn Brill and Bernice and Helen Mary Hasenpflug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Arlene Northelm
Margaret Miller
Ruth
Eleanor Herchler
Alvin Portman
Wayne White
Evangelical Church
Theodore Peasley
Aural Peasley
Earl] Hanlon
Kathryn Brill
Bernice
Helen Mary Hasenpflug
Ohio State Students Return. Seiths Spend Easter
Vernon Trinter James Wilson and Leroy Hasenpflug returned to Columbus to resume their studies at Ohio State University Misses Huby Evelyn and Cor delia Seith of Cleveland spent Easter Sunday at the home of their uncle Reuben Miller and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Trinter
James Wilson
Leroy Hasenpflug
Columbus
Ohio State University
Huby
Evelyn
Cordelia Seith
Cleveland
Reuben Miller
Funeral Services Held For John Bradley In Lorain
Mr and Mrs Roy Angersbach and Mrs Walter Angersbach with Mrs Gelsenhoeffer of Henrietta attended the funeral Friday in Lorain for John Bradley who died of pneumonia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Angersbach
Walter Angersbach
Gelsenhoeffer
Henrietta
Lorain
John Bradley
Seventh Graders Entertained by Sth Grade at Valentine Party
The seventh graders were treated to a Valentine party hosted by the seventh grade at the school on Friday evening. Activities included games and contests with a Valentine exchange. A refreshments course was served by the hosts.
Sunday Visits Spread Among Schusters and Friends
Mr and Mrs Walter Schuster and daughters DeEtta and Phy lis spent Sunday in Canton at the home of Mrs Belle Schuster. Mrs A J Shattuck returned from Cleveland after ten days with Mr and Mrs J D Lewis and children. Harold Bacon of Elyria visited his parents with other relatives including Ruth Margie Jean and Wilma at Charles Bechtel home in South Ridge. Frederick Bechtel of Erie and Jacob Bechtel of South Ridge called on Charles Bechtel Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schuster
DeEtta
Phylis
Canton
Belle Schuster
A. J. Shattuck
Cleveland
J. D. Lewis
Harold Bacon
Elyria
Sam Bacon
Adam Angersbach
Henrietta
Philip Dawley
Elizabeth Angersbach
Lorain
Roy Angersbach
Ruth
Margie
Jean
Wilma
Charles Bechtel
Frederick Bechtel
Erie
Jacob Bechtel
South Ridge
Leech Family Vacation Includes Ohio and Indiana Trips
Mr and Mrs L L Leech traveled to Delaware on Friday to meet their daughter Winona and student Negg Lucas from Ohio Wesleyan. They then proceeded to Indianapolis visiting another daughter Winifred Leech from Friday to Monday. They returned via Tiffin where Lucas spends Easter at home and Winona stays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
L. L. Leech
Delaware
Winona
Negg Lucas
Ohio Wesleyan
Indianapolis
Ind
Winifred Leech
Tiffin
Miss Lucas
Winona Leech
Real estate transfers in Norwalk area add new owners
Donovan Bricker family moves from Prospect street to 12 State street in Norwalk. Esther and Eva Squire relocate from High street to First street. Mrs. Sherman Minor leaves Norwalk for New London. Sold properties include Roy Campbell residence on New London avenue to Collings Miller, Hallie Davis on Hooker street to Wilmer Clark, J C Hall farm to Morris Cowrse, Hanson Vick farm to George King, and the Buck property on South Main street to F H Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Bricker
Prospect Street
State Street
Norwalk
Esther
Eva Squire
High Street
First Street
Sherman Minor
New London
Roy Campbell
New London Avenue
Collings Miller
Hallie Davis
Hooker Street
Wilmer Clark
J. C. Hall
Morris Cowrse
Hanson
South Main Street
F. H. Cunningham
Local social and club events update
Mrs. Mary Peck hosted the Reading Circle at her daughter Mrs. Locke Cooley’s Pleasant street home. Mrs. William Breisch entertained a bridge club at Cooper street home. Paul Murray of Cleveland is convalescing with his parents. W. H. Jones and Elleen Barnes hosted basketball boys at the Barnes home. A bake sale sponsored by Division No. 1 occurred at Pierces Store Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Barnes
W. S. Wood
Pierces Store
Toledo visits and Buffalo weekend noted in town brief
Mrs. Frances Kiear and son of Toledo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Conry for a week. Ann Nolan spent Sunday in Toledo. Kathryn Nolan and Rita Conry spent the weekend in Buffalo New York. There will be no dance at the Grange Hall by the baseball club Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kiear
Toledo
Tom Conry
Ann Nolan
Kathryn Nolan
Rita Conry
Buffalo
N. Y
Grange Hall
Baseball Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. LE Rossignol
School of Business Administration
Nebraska University
North
True Valve Dairy Pail
Broad St
New Oberlin
E. Knepper
Earl Sanders
Penfield
West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Arthur Squires
Phoebe Hines
Nova
Ohio
Carlton Penfound
Sary
Joan
Hazel Caywood
Ardith
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Henry Penfound
Edward Sweeny
Donald
Robert
Harold
Oberlin
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Beryl Snyder
Caroline and
Dale
Harlan Penfound
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Milton Babcock
C. N. Williams
Mary Hahn
Joe Briggs
Sherman Mason
Ollie Minnich
Harry Laura
Marian
Ida Kruger
C. C. Strickler
H. J. Hillie
William Penfound
Bud Porter
Harry Lauer
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Robert Penfound
Cincinnati
Meria Penfound
HH. J. Hillier
Arthur Fesler
Mayr
Tay
Fred Simms
J. F. Ickes
Dwight Ickes
Wayland
Florence Pope
Chicago
Pope
Clara Reese
Bowling Green
Mae Lyman
Russell
Lee Lyman
Edward Daze, Jr
George Washburn
A. J. Nolan
W. L. Dick
R. L. Walker
B. L. Ward
I. F. Eldred
Lois and
Harold Fisher
Neal
Medina
Henry Palas
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Louis Spiedelburg
Townline Road
Marjorie Simms
Brownhelm High School
John Mack
Dorothea
Will Simms
Schramm Road
Karl Simms
John Simms
Minnie Wangerine
Doris
Charles Schaible
Carl Sprague
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Shelby
E. J. Burrer
Carl Fowl
Patricia
J. C. Standen
Arthur Peters
Dick Johnston
Oberlin Road
Minnie Hostettler
John Miskow
Walter Grobe
Edison Highway
Charles Echaible
Mabel Holly
Frank Chambers
Ford Road
Miss Hunt
Wakeman
Murbach Coal
Harrisons
Johnsons
Coopers
Wallaces
Chronicle-Telegram
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