Unemployment Insurance Fund Growth Reported for Ohio
Ohio's unemployment fund totals $16 million built from contributions by 16,699 employers, covering 1.5 million workers. The 1926 payrolls show $16,047,682 contributed for benefits. out of state firms add $3,537,102. Cuyahoga County leads with $4,065,495 from 3455 employers. Pike County reports the smallest at $62. The tax will rise with 1937 payrolls starting July 1 and extend to mid-sized employers for 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Charles S. Leasure
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Leasure
Leasure Eaid
Cuyahoga County
Pike County
Roosevelt Era Reform Sparks Party and Court Clash Across Washington
The piece traces tensions between reformers and politicians over New Deal programs and Supreme Court rulings. It notes the impact of the NRA AAA dismantling and the wage ruling, plus shifts in the State Department with Mrs Welles and Mrs Hull amid international debt questions and postwar policy debates. It also hints at political maneuvering to influence legislatures and court opinion through public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Hughes
Roberts
Washington
Roosevelt Bar Association
Voronoff
Mr. Roberts
F. D R
Cummings
Welles-Moore
Hull
Welles
Roosevelt
Treasury
Messrs
Morgenthau
Delegates Chosen To Represent Red Cross In Washington
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross selects five delegates and two alternates for the national Red Cross convention in Washington May 10 to 15. Three Elyria delegates are Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fitch and Nellie Wilderson, chair of the Junior Red Cross committee. Two high school students were named as Junior Red Cross delegates with two alternates. Ruth Haber and Marie April are the Junior delegates, with Betty Miller and Charles Wallace as alternates. Delegates were chosen from eight high schools with Junior Red Cross units in the Elyria Chapter area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
National Red Cross
Washington
R. J. Fitch
Nellie Wilderson
Ruth Haber
Ridgeville High School
Marie April
Belden Wich School
Betty Miller
Elyria High School
Haber
Charlies Wallace
Eaton High School
April
Red Cross
Henrietta
Brighton
LaGrange
Belden
Columbia
Eaton
Ridgeville
Edith Metcalf
Firemen Plan May Fish Fry After April Meeting
The South Amherst Volunteer Firemen met at the fire station on Friday evening. They conducted routine business and approved a fish fry for the May meeting for firemen and their families. A social hour followed with card games, and 25 members were served refreshments by Albert Slack, Allan Thompson and Russel Moser.
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South Amherst
Albert Slack
Allan Thompson
Russel Moser
Funeral Rites Held for Walter Rimm at Nativity Church
Funeral rites for Walter Rimm took place Saturday at 9 AM at Nativity Church with Rev R J Steiger officiating. Pallbearers were friends of the deceased and burial followed in Calvary Cemetery with O H Baker in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rimm
Nativity Church
R. J. Steiger
Calvary Cemetery
O. H. Baker
Sunday School Class Party at Methodist Church Parlors
Harold Allsop led a Sunday School class party in the Methodist church parlors on Friday evening. A short business session preceded games and contests. Gloria Mae Allsop Eleanor Cook and Lois Petty served refreshments to sixteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Allsop
Gloria Mae Allsop
Eleanor Cook
Lois Petty
Village Council to convene at town hall this evening
A regular Vil lage Council meeting is scheduled at the town hall this evening. Residents are invited to attend and hear reports from department heads and officials on local issues.
Weekend visit and mixed regional health notes
Mrs. Elizabeth Croll of Amherst was weekend guest of relatives here. Mrs. Sarah Thompson of South Ridge is seriously ill but somewhat improved. No debt discussions since last summer. A Roosevelt emissary found no satisfactory British or French offers and that minimal repayment would fail Parliament or the Chamber of Deputies.
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Elizabeth Croll
Amherst
Sarah Thompson
South Ridge
Roosevelt
Paris
London
Congress
Parliament
Chamber of Deputies
Blum
Baldwin
C E S Inspection At La Grange Attended By 165
The Lyndon Chapter C E S held its annual inspection in the Masonic hall at La Grange after a cafeteria dinner. Over 100 guests and 65 members attended with distinguished visitors including Deputy Grand Matron Helen Owler and Grand Representatives Fay Mowery Blanche Keller and Sara Binder. Initiatory degrees were conferred on two candidates and musical performances complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Blanche Keller
Rhode Island
Fay Mowery
G. W. Woodruff
Blanche Edwards
Margaret Jantz
Oyler
Edwards
Wood
Middle Ridge Couple Honored at Maple Sugar Festival
Mr and Mrs Elmer Cotton of Middle Ridge were among eighty couples honored at the Maple Sugar Festival in Chardon. They attended a Golden Wedding Dinner for couples marking fifty years of marriage and recently celebrated their fifty fifth anniversary. They married in Amherst on March 15 1882. They won a prize for traveling the greatest distance. Prizes also went to the longest married couple and the couple with the most descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Elmer Cotton
Chardon
Cotton
Amherst
Wedding Bells Tie Violet Brumback to Alfred Diederick
A wedding occurred April 3 in Ripley New York uniting Violet Brumback daughter of Mrs Goldie Brumback Lorain and Alfred Diederick son of Mr and Mrs Michael Diederick of this place. The couple traveled to Buffalo and Niagara Falls after the ceremony and now reside in a newly furnished Amherst apartment where Mr Diederick works at the U S Automatics Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
N. Y
Violet Brumback
Goldie Brumback
Lorain
Alfred Diederick
Michael Diederick
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Amherst
Diederick
U.S. Automatics Co
Local Families Gather for Visits and Moves in Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Herrmann with Ruth and Frank hosted relatives in Cleveland. Gaehr family enjoyed dinner with Aunt Cora in Cleveland Sunday. Omer Kellys relocate from Tolhurst farm to Lake Avenue while Lach family moves into Tolhurst home. Ludwig family from Painesville visited relatives Tuesday evening. Diederick couple recently wed hosted by parents with reception and supper. Weichel and Alverich Weichel visited mother Christena Tolhurst on Starkey road. Bechtel brothers from South Ridge spent time with mother William Bechtel. Fuallmer family moved from Kolbe road tenant house to Frank Richmond home. Doris Gaehr Arthur Sehmitkens Oberlin College Robert Hall Baldwin Wallace and Mary Louise Gaehr Wooster resume studies after spring recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herrmann
Ruth
Frank
Cleveland
Margaret
Doris
Mary Louise Gaehr
Harold Gaehr
Cora Gaehr
Omer Kelly
Tolhurst
Lake Avenue
Lach
Dewey Road
Cora Weichel
Alverich
Starkey Road
Christena Tolhurst
John
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
William Bechtel
Howard Fuallmer
Kolbe
Kolbe Road
Frank Richmond
Doris Gaehr
Arthur Sehmitkens
Oberlin College
Robert Hall
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Belden Grange to Host Pot Luck Supper and Meeting
Belden Grange members will hold a Pot Luck Supper at 7 o clock on April 1 at the hall. Each member brings plate cup and silver plus a covered dish and sandwiches for their family. A brief business meeting and short program follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueday
Belden Grange
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