Senators Object To Robinson Bill On Congressional Flower Costs
Readers are reminded of Senator Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas proposing a bill to move supervision of the National Botanical Gardens from Congress to the Agriculture Department. The piece argues lawmakers receive ample perks and would pay for their own flowers, noting costs and travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
National Botanical Gardens
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Botanical Gardens
Washington Florists
Uncle Sam
Florida
NO KING FOR HUNGARY AND THE MONARCHIST CLAIMS
Hungary has lived fifteen years as a kingdom without a king under Regent Horthy. Monarchist appeals to restore the Hapsburgs persist, but the government shows no readiness to yield. Officials may secretly favor anti-Hapsburg sentiment while outwardly seeming monarchist to avoid upsetting Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Budapest
Pallavicini
Gomboes
County Zichy
Wars and Rumors of Wars Warn of Global Upheaval
In a Santa Ana Register opinion piece the writer argues that tariff barriers deflate currencies, ethnic tensions rise, and debt strains push nations toward conflict. World leaders fail to unite behind bold plans, risking upheaval unless openness, justice, and nonprejudice guide a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
California
No modern book beats old-timers for vision and pace
The text jests that modern books would be classics if facing less competition than earlier generations. It notes how signs in horse and buggy bars were called blinders not billboards and defines a hick town as where a hustler earns money faster than his women folk can spend it.
Inquisition at City of Elgala Over Purchase Bid
An injunction was filed by East Side residents to stop the proposed Grade Crossing elimination on East River Street after council rejected a bid. The group argues the plans create a danger zone under elevated tracks and seeks changes. Amherst curfew ordinance sets 16 and under off streets by 5:30 p.m. unless with a parent. warning bell at 5 p.m. Amherst resident Amherst-John Miller visits after 49 years, noting sandstone quarrying growth since earlier experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgala
Amherst
John Miller
Jacksonville
Michigan
Beng
East Side
East River Street
Recipents
Five historical notes from Elyria columns span three decades
A multipart item recalls William McAdoo speaking in Elyria on May 1 for the Victory Liberty Loan campaign, and early rural electrification. It also notes Homer Fawcett’s death and Wellington High School’s new superintendent, plus a 1929 proposal for downtown parking limits and opposition to abolishing the cafeteria court for traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Homer Fawcett
Democratic Central Committee
Parkview Court
Wellington
Arthur W. Shields
Wellington High School
Board of Education
Elyria
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1764 to 1954
Anniversaries entry lists births and deaths of figures such as Thomas A Emmet Robert M Ballantyne Francis Murphy John B Herresholt John L Stoddard John Clay and others with dates spanning 1764 to 1954. Mention includes Lexington Concord news five days after the event and Mexican actions in Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fodaxy
Thomas A. Emmet
New York
Robert
New York City
Anthony
Robert M. Ballantyne
Francis Murphy
Ireland
Los Angeles
John B. Herresholt
Rhode Island
Bristol
R. I
John L. Stoddard
Brookline
Mass
Italy
John Clay
Chicago Storkman
American Stockman
Korn Rk
Scotland
Chicago
Lexington and Concord
Philadelphia
Tapier
Vera Cruz
Legacy Bible Study and Birthdays Highlight 1916 Irish Revolt
The piece reflects on Dallas era Bible study themes from 2 Kings 6 and links obedience beyond baptism. It notes 1916 Irish revolt, and lists today’s birthdays: Dave H. Morris, John K R Pope, Cris P. Van Sweringen, Clarence True Wilson, Thomas A. Rickert, Tony Sarg, Louise Rice, and Marshal Philippe Petain with their birthplaces and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave H. Morris
New York
Belgium
New Orleans
John KR. Pope
Cris P. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Wooster
Ohio
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Milton
Det
Thomas A. Rickert
Amer
Fed. of Labor
United Garment Workers
Chicago
Tony Sarg
Guatemala
Louise Rice
New Albury Ind
Marshal Philippe Petain
Verdun
Daily Horoscope Mentions Discipline and Success
A dated horoscope advises strong magnetism under discipline and notes authority comes with discretion. It suggests success grows with cheerful disposition and favorable birth hour, urging good will from associates to enhance strength.
Community Society Notes From South Amherst Meeting
Mrs. Alex Stirpak Jr hosted a Pinochle gathering with Mrs. James White and Mrs. Cassidy among the winners. Attendees from here and Florence enjoyed a refreshment course and a planned fish fry at John Leonard’s home for the next meeting. Meetings include Security Benefit Association at Mrs. John Thompson’s, Christian Endeavor at the Congregational church, and Methodist Ladies Aid Society events with a tureen dinner. Trades students will present a program in the school auditorium, and Oberlin College professor L B Cole will speak at the Civic Club on The Drift Toward War. War Club members plan a 7 rehearsal at the P. James M P home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
South Amherst. O
Alex Stirpak, Jr
James White
Jesse Cassidy
John Leonard
Fizinnas
A. Forrest
Margaret Hammer
Here
Florence
Security Benefit Association
John Thompson
Amherst
RC. Jenson
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
L. B. Cole
Oberlin Coarsese
School Auditoriu
Cat Mothered Pups Delight Dalles Residents
In The Dalles Oregon a cat owned by Mrs. N H Mossy motheres and nurses her puppies. The scene amuses locals as the cat care items pups with a calm, fearless demeanor despite threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Mre
N. H. Mossy
Oprippies
Fragmentary Notice On Vehicle Maintenance Plan
A garbled text fragment outlines a plan involving three cars and maintenance tasks. It mentions keeping machines in running order and mentions an azetans item and laundry. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are discernible.
Hiram Ulsist: A Glimpse From An Unclear Record
A fragmentary note mentions Hiram Ulsist with a garbled line about April 27 1828 and a reference to Simp ron Grant. Readable context is minimal, leaving ambiguity about the person and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Ulsist
Bert
Ron Grant
Avon Entletyned At Doubed Celebration Avon
April event at the A and EO Club gathering at Detrow road home featured a double charm celebration. Highlights include Miss Cothevipe devoo and Mr. John Spaeth’s forty fourth wedding anniversary, high score awards for Mrs Apnafehnneider and Harold Stang, and prizes won by Mrs. J. M. Alten and Walter McAliste. Seventeen guests enjoyed a pink and white themed luncheon with ornate decor as the season’s meetings concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Detrow
Raad
Cothevipe Stoi Devoo
Adiso Uy
John Spaeth
Esprit
Apnafehnneider
Harold Stang
Harold Stans
Joan M. Alten
J. M. Altenand
Walter McAliste
Pionk
Tan Iovelx
Open Creaints of the Temple and God so Loved the World
A long readable town column recounts a spring AOS meeting, theater cast lists, and social notices. It notes plans for a play The Count and the Co Ed at Central High, church services by Rev. Picken, hospital visits in Cleveland, family gatherings in Medina and Litchfield, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Marie Nettleton with neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hends
Heen Wat
Cleveland
Wilber Charlton
H. B. Twining
Medina
Frances Cartwright
B. Christian
Merrill Moutons
Lakeside Hospital
Maud Hendricks
Spencer Quiled
D. C. Bricker
M. J. Dague
Frank Watkins
Litchfield
Doris Montoux
Akron
Howard Cartwright
Carroll Chariton
Fred Swarte
Kenneth Thabcock
Albert Ulimer
Sen Woodrow
Mra
Ray Garrett
Th. Picken
Wiehe
Misa Martian Reatter
Central High Schoodl
Hloward Cartwright
Gertrude Christian
Doris Montouy
Merial Montoux
Mpla Capelli
Cher
M. R. Huffman
Leram
Lyon Thomas
Mires Cetina Hendrickson
CL Hendrickson
Raymond Ludwig
Fanmily
Flord Nettleton’s
M. Op. Orchestra
Medina Church of Christ
Marie Nettleton
Stan Christian
Bell Shaffner
Rob Clay
Gail Alexander
Ray Sweet
Corwinger
Floyd Nettleton
Picnic Luncheons Planned at Varus Parks This Summer
A local plan outlines summer picnics at Varus Parks with community groups organizing meals, activities, and open space use. The effort aims to boost neighborhood engagement and provide affordable, family friendly outings across multiple weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varus Parks
Oberlin residents visit. injuries from work accident
Mrs Clitton and Mrs Beulah Cliiton of Oberlin called on Mrs G A Nelson Monday. Mr and Mrs Art Brown and Dorothy Brown visited relatives in Warton for the weekend. Walter Rousher injured his arm while stacking hay machinery Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitton
Beulah Cliiton
Oberlin
G. A. Nelson
Art Brown
Idauzater
Dorothy
Walter Rousher
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Sallys
Golden Legion Bible Study
Naaman
Lord of All Uife
Hife
Entertains Club
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Iel Ruth
War Club
James M. P
Mallet Creek
Thor
Nonfeld
Hitler
Sentor Chiss
Charlie
Cresehoot
Nora Matone
Cook
Julia Bohley
Ottleer Thin Metin
Nova
Swetthart
Duncey Coleman
Pantae Barada
Larrs
Rose Gravenstecot
Lou Eliot
Sous Distressatu
DeWitt Miller
Teil Pharcley
Neth Wilson
Visi Smoythe- Kersey
Lupry
Mildred Getinger
Meek Twisgs
Carlo Werner
Chirlies Ehipps
Margaret Heuche
Carolle Smythe-Kersey
Lenore Miler
Mortimer Smiythe-Kerses
Ralph Mathews
Mr Nanesor
Corr
Chiss
Juhn Bohlos
aetIe
Strom
Miks Violet
Rather Bowman
Purrview Hoapistal
Mex
Corwin Parker
Ralph Warker
Medion
Mtovd Nettleton
John Bock
Ax Oor Euclid
Glenrocks
Mr. and Mes
George Swarts
Gom Moridia
All Mas
Oda Swarts
Miss Heton
Tanner
Mary Ann Bohley
Branchwood
Bohley
Charles Jahison
Larain
Glen Rogers
Elyria Lumber and Coal CO
Cheez
Rob EY
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