Hoover in spotlight fuels 1936 campaign talk
Washington observers note Herbert Hoover’s frequent appearances and public statements, prompting debate whether he is campaigning for a 1936 bid or merely leading the party. Reports cite New York visits, talks with party leaders, and a widely seen photograph with Al Smith, framing Hoover as a candidate in waiting.
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Herbert
Talo Alto
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Tucson
Roosevelt
Youngs Republicans
al Smith
Hoover
Infant dies of pneumonia near birthday date
A baby who would have turned one on April 29 died of pneumonia. Survived by parents and seven year old brother Junior. Short services were held at the home with Rev G W Wilson officiating and the body sent to grandparents in St Paul West Virginia. Services and burial followed on Monday. Community offers sympathy to the grieving family.
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G. W. Wilson
St. Paul
W. Va
Grafton seniors choose three act comedy for class play
Grafton high school senior class selects Col ese Cut-Up as this year’s class play to be staged about May 1 in the IOOF hall directed by Mrs Edna Taylor. The cast features 24 roles with all seniors and several underclassmen, led by Robert Dernier Eleanor Dudek Leon Groboski Esther Haines and others. Commencement exercises set for June 6 with dark gray caps and gowns first time in local schools.
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Colese
Grafton High School
Edna Taylor
Robert Dernier
Eleanor Dudek
Leon Groboski
Esther Haines
Robert Harrison
William Jakelski
Robert Lawson
Clifton MacDonald
Clair MacNeal
Clifford Mote
Harold Mull
Griffith Reece
John Spitzer
Floryan Szamnia
Jack Tomasheska
Evangelistic Services At Local M E Church This Week
Evangelistic services at the local M E Church continue for two weeks with special music by Loren Wainwright of Medina and Miss Edith Steiner of Belden this week. The Cleveland City Mission led the Wednesday evening service. Additional afternoon services are scheduled from one to two o clock on Good Friday, with communion in the afternoon and evening.
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Medina
Edith Steiner
Belden
Cleveland City
Shopping tour and a mother's struggle with a child's desires
A mother drags a crying Edith through a busy shop where the child pleads for every coveted object. The piece argues that children's desires arise from their nature as collectors and momentary beauty, and urges mothers to comfort and redirect rather than scold, using gentle negotiation and reassurance.
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Edith
Natral
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Hiulse couple set motor trip to Wisconsin and relatives
April 1 brief notes: Mr and Mrs A J Hiulse plan a Friday motor trip to Milwaukee Wisconsin to visit Mrs Hiules sister and family. Mr and Mrs R Sands will pause en route for short visits with friends. Mrs Fannie Wilford and Mrs Elizabeth Buswell spent last week with sister Mrs Myrtle Rupie of Willoughby. Vern Wildman of Cleveland visited the Hulse home Sunday.
Palm Sunday Service Highlights At Local Church
Palm Sunday services drew a large crowd with Agnes D Lloyd at the piano for a piano prelude and Miss De Lloyd accompanying. Mrs Lee Andrews and Velma sang a vocal duet, Mark I 11 read, and a sermonette followed Hymn 411 offertory. A baptismal service occurred at two o clock and several families will unite with the church. Pastor led prayers and readings.
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Lee Andrews
Velma
Koontz
de Lloyd
Epworth League Meeting at Andrews Home
Sunday evening gathering at Velma Andrews home featured Miss Allen Bartier leading a discussion on The Victory of Jesus. Plans were presented for the Lakeside Institute and members practiced songs for Easter at the church. The league plans to go to the First M. E. Church in town.
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Community Notes and Social Roundup from Local Gathers
Afternoon visitors and numerous families gathered for musicales and church events. A county music contest at Clearview echo building drew Mrs. George Kamburser and others, while church groups planned Bible study and an Easter program. Local families from Eivia Carsisie Lodi Eis ha and Elyria joined neighbors in weekend visits.
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Aldrieh
Clearview Echo Building
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Eiviia
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Murder at the Blanes House Ends With Debated Motives
In a blizzard trapped country house, wealthy Harriet Blanes is murdered. Niece Joan. nephew Rickey. suitors Rodney Mains, Stephen Carts, William Grove. Tim Reilly. Ruth Andrews. A missing $100,000 necklace drives motives of money and passion as tension erupts among suspects. Rickey, terrified, denies involvement while others weigh who gains from the crime.
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Timothy Reilly
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Illiam
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Riddled with motives as murder clouds a house party
In a tense gathering, characters debate guilt and motives after a death. Joan fears exposure as alibis falter while Timothy cautions against assuming culpability. Stephen presses Joan about Reilly as suspicions rise, and Ruth notes only one alibi exists amid mounting nerves. Egypt's principal industries are dyeing, tanning and cement.
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Timothy
Rickey
Miss Andrews
Ruth
Joan
Ato
Cutty
Egypt
Joint church service announced for April rain date
A church announces a joint service due on Sunday evening with rain date April 28. The next meeting will be at the church at six thirty. Mr and Mrs Pattman entertain their Cincinnati grandson whose father has died.
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Mrs. Pattman
Cincinnati
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