Buying Power and Employment Plans for Reviving Demand
This piece argues President Roosevelt should push direct aid to business to reemploy idle workers and boost purchasing power through subsidies or temporary loans. It contends public confidence is returning, but full recovery requires higher employment and faster money circulation without worsening the currency. It notes underconsumption drives recovery, not overproduction, and cites forest labor and subsidies as partial steps alongside plans like the Kent and Rorty programs.
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Babgon Park
Florida
Roosevelt
United States
North Olmsted Church Schedules and Scout Rally Note
Regular Sunday School at 9 45 a m at Clague Road Congregational led by Rev John W Kuyper. Morning worship at 11 00 a m Young People meet Sundays at 8 00 p m Palm Sunday sermon on Do You Possess It Rev Kuyper. Boy Scout Troop 294 chartered a village bus for the District Rally at John Carrol gym on April 6.
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North Olmsted
Clague Road Congregational Church
John W. Kuyper
Kuyper
Clarke Road Congregational Church
Clague Road
John Carro
Lambs Celebrate 38th Wedding Anniversary Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Lewis W Lamb hosted a March 28 gathering at their home to honor their 33rd wedding anniversary with a dinner by their daughters. Attendees included Frank Pope and family Dorothy Eleanor Lois Ann Roy Hecker Robert Norbert Coral Jean Allene Willard Ray mond Watson Arthur Lamb and Werrbert Lamb. Ernest unable to attend.
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Lewis W. Lamb
Norbert
Coral Jean
Olmsted Falls
Raymond Watson
Allene
Willard
Arthur Lamb
Elyria
Werrbert Lamb
Ernest
Oxford
North Olmsted Board Considers Coe School Closure
At a board meeting president Gilbert E. Stears said Coe School will not reopen in September. Pupils will attend Butternut Ridge School with home pickup by bus, a move saving several thousand dollars.
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North Olmsted School Board
Coe School
Gilbert E. Stears
North Olmsted
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted P T A merger talks discussed
The executive boards of the Butternut Ridge and Coe Parent Teachers Associations met at the High School to decide on forming one PTA. They will put the proposal to vote at their next meetings. Coe PTA meets Monday April 1 and Butternut Ridge PTA meets Wednesday April 12.
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Coe
Butternut Ridge
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Coe Parent-Teachers’ Association
Tuesday Study Club Deliberates on France at Baldwin Home
The Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. A. C. Baldwin's home for its regular monthly session. Mrs. Walter Decker presented Rural France, Mrs. A. N. Eldred spoke on the Cities of France, and Mrs. J. J. Thompson outlined France’s national hymn, sung with piano by Mrs. Cora Shaw.
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A. C. Baldwin
France
Walter Decker
A. N. Eldred
J. J. Thompson
Cora Shaw
North Olmsted Women’s Club Meets at Cleveland Art Museum
The next regular meeting of the North Olmsted Women’s Club will be held at the Cleveland Art Museum on Monday April 190.
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North Olmsted Women's Club
Cleveland Art Museum
North Group Hosts All-Day Quilting Meeting
The North Group of the Ladies' Aid at the Congregational church hosted the East and West Groups for an all-day gathering on Thursday. The afternoon featured quilting by the North and West Groups.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Congregational Church
Universalist Ladies' Aid resumes bi weekly suppers
The Universalist Ladies' Aid group has resumed their bi weekly Thursday suppers. At the last regular meeting Miss Bement, long time resident of China, spoke to the ladies.
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Universalist Ladies’ Aid
Universalist Church Holds Quarterly Business Meeting
The Universalist church conducted its quarterly business meeting this week on Tuesday to review finances, programs, and upcoming events. church members attended to discuss reports and plan activities.
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the Universalist Church
North Olmsted Democrats Meet at Town Hall on April 6
The North Olmsted Democratic Club held a public meeting at the Town Hall on April 6. Local party members discussed upcoming elections and community issues, inviting turnout and engagement from residents.
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Democratic Club
North Olmsted
Robb Family Returns Home from Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs F G Robb and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gaylord Gardner of Unionville Ohio returned home from St Petersburg Florida on Friday of last week.
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F. G. Robb
Gaylord Gardner
Unionville, O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Start the Wheels Turning Toward Business Revival
A brief note urges lifting effort to revive business and move activity off the stagnation point. It emphasizes initiating actions to stimulate economic momentum and get operations moving again.
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Publishers Financial Bureau
Elkins Return to Former Donaldson Home Sparks Updates
Mr and Mrs Frank H Elkins move back into the house once owned by James Donaldson about a dozen years after leaving it. They report changes and improvements made since their departure and note the residence now reflects updated features.
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Frank H. Elkins
James Donaldson
Loyal Temperance Legion Meets in Lake Avenue
The Loyal Temperance Legion gathered with president Clyde Miller in charge. Judge Webber was commended for his action on Elyria beer ordinance. Fred Bonney spoke on prohibition effects. Miss Helen Osborn discussed What the Chinese Call Sin. Mrs Hulse and Helen and Hazel Taylor performed two piano selections. Next meeting planned.
Lake Avenue PTA Meets with Prominent Council Talk
The Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association met on the first Tuesday evening in May with good attendance. Officers were elected for next year: President Harry Shryock, Vice President Kermit Selby, Secretary Mrs. Marsh, Treasurer Mrs. Phelps.
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Lake Avenue
Parent Teacher Association
Cromling
County Board of Health
Parent Teachers Association
Harry Shryock
Kermit Selby
Secre
Tary
Marsh
Phelps
Avon
Gertrude Akins
Columbia Station
County Board of Education
King
Avon M rs Bal mart Dies at 70 in Avon Home
Mrs Theodore Balmart aged 70 died at her Avon Powdermaker road home after a six month illness. She lived in Avon nearly her entire life and is survived by four daughters and six sons plus a sister and three brothers. Funeral set for Saturday at St Marys Church with Rev George Stuber officiating.
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Avon
Theodore Balmart
Powdermaker Road
Matilda Balmart
John Waterman
Albert Counrine
William Minnich
Dayton
Leo
John
Lorain
Fred
Joseph
Lawrence
Clarence Balmart
Nick Schafer
Frank Dechant
St. Mary’s Church
George N. Stuber
Pleasant Hour club hosts guests for bridge evening
Mrs. Florence Curtiss welcomed members of the Pleasant Hour club and two guests Mrs. Edwin Casper and Mrs. Vernon Frey Tuesday evening. Bridge proved popular with high scores awarded to Mrs. Frey and Miss Theresa Casper. A luncheon followed served by hostess Rowe Schwin. Oberlin Col e is spending the week at his home here.
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Florence Curtiss
Pleasant Hour Club
Edwin Casper
Vernon Frey
Bridge
Theresa Casper
Rowe Schwin
Oberlin Cole'ze
Policemen Nab Thief After Night Chase in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis police stopped a man fleeing on a moonlit street. He dropped a floor lamp with a large shade and a bundle of six dressed chickens during the pursuit. Two shots from a officer's revolver halted the escape and the chickens were turned over to the firemen's relief kitchen.
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BCA
Indianapolis
Ind
Iit ‘Ous
Richter
Buckle
Poultry Farmer Fined for Deer Carcass Feed in Wisconsin
Alvin Wisconsin resident Jesse Gilmer was fined 300 dollars after game wardens found him feeding part of a deer carcass to his chickens. The case highlights wildlife protection enforcement in rural areas.
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Alvin, Wis
Jesse Gilmer
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