Father Coughlin Forms Michigan Unit of National Union
DETROIT April 26 Father Charles Coughlin stepped onto the national political stage with a growing group of supporters. At a sigastic meeting attended by two United States Senators and 16,000 others he organized the Michigan unit of his National Union for Social Justice. Other states will follow rapidly as the union expands.
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Detroit
Charles Coughlin
Tan
Ata Sigastic Ottas
United States
Michigan
National Union For Social Justee
Coughlin Rally Prompts Michigan Labor Drive and Attack on Roosevelt
Father Coughlin led a rally promising to organize Michigan automotive workers and calling for removal of reactionaries and hypocrisy in Congress. He charged the Roosevelt administration with listening to the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers, while Sen Elmer Thomas and Sen Gerald Nye supported monetary aims and munition interests.
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Father Coughlin
Hoe
Michigan
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Coughlin
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
Wilam Lemke
William P. Connery
Martin IL
Sweeney
Thomas O'Malley
National Union of Social Justice outlines non profit plan
A priest described a unified structure with Michigan and DC roots, stateside chapters, and boards of trustees representing labor and other groups to press for social justice. Louis Ward and Rev Bigelow praised union awakening while warning against Fascism, urging mercy and reason to shape a new social order led by organized religion.
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Mappa
Michigan
District of Columbia
Louis Ward
Washington
Cougalin
Rev. Bigelow
Coughlin
Hugh 5. Johnson
Bigelow
NUSJ
F. N. Isserman
St. Louis
National Union
Avon Lake Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers
Avon Lake April 2 The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church elected President Mrs Lawrence Peak Vice President Mrs Wm Barr Secretary Mrs Harold Smith and Treasurer Mrs Arthur Hudson. Eighteen ladies attended with two guestsMrs John Tereen and Mrs Charles Williams Refreshments were served by Mrs Hudson assisted by Mrs Howard Walker and Mrs Ed Webb The Village Council met and approved poles and billboard changes while considering insurance for volunteers and the upcoming Cleveland Small Horse Exhibit.
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Avon Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church of Avon
Arthur Hudson
Lawrence Peak
Wm. Barr
Harold Smith
John Tergeen
Charles Williams
Baptist Ladies Aid
Ladies” Aid of the Baptist Church
Center Road
W. J. Bart
Har
Old Smith
Arthur Judson
Hudson
Howard Walker
Fd. Webb
Lake depot move and city notes from Elyria files
Taken From Our Files summarizes local Elyria items: old lake shore freight depot abandoned, freight moved to Buckeye and East River Streets with about 25 workers. Mentions Michael Dealton Fritz, former Elyria Daily Telegraph foreman, now head of Free Press Printing in Mankato. Includes census updates for Oberlin Amherst and Elyria Third Ward. WGBL radio first program. heat wave in region. and the death of Dr. R G Holland, longtime friend of Ambassador Myron Herrick.
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Lake Shore
Lod
Buckeye
East River Streets
Michael Dealton Fritz
Elyria
Elyria Daily Telephone
Free Press Printing Company
Mankato
Minnesota
United States
WGBL
H. Squire
J. A. Hewitt
R. C
Oberlin
Amherst
F. A. Stetson
Lorain
Medina
Ambherst
Wellington
R. G. Holland
Myron T. Her-rick
East Main Street
Avon Lake High School Track Team Faces Lorain Co Meet
Avon Lake High School track athletes prepare for the Lorain County meet at Oberlin on May 3. Five returning lettermen from last year lead a squad with trials across sprints hurdles distance jumps and throws. District names include Garber Anderson Rockas Hall Dunlap Borovy Campbell and Trivanovich along with several others.
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Avon Lake
Lorain Co
Oberlin
Pat Garber
Melvin Anderson
Mike Rockas
Wm. Hall
Bill Dunlap
Bob Powell
George Trivanovich
Donald Campbell
Bill Halli
Bill Hall
Bob Borovy
Charles Price
Sam Trivanovich
Donald Campbell Trivanovich
Lawrence Kavanagh
Bi] Hall
Don Manning
Adelbert Katz
Nick Rockus
Horace Huston
Don Campbell
Hugo Bouse
Ed Llewellyn
Charles Hochwall
Hugo Rouse
Bill Muglap
Bob Smith
Bob Rorovy
Avon Morning Glory Club Meets Avon
On April 25 the Morainx Glory Club gathered at Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf home for an evening of cards and prizes awarded to Mrs J J Weiler Mrs Charles Wilford and Mrs Frank Dechant Lunch followed. The group plans another meeting in two weeks at Mr and Mrs Ed Kilngshirms home. Baptist Ladies Aid Elects Officers
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Morning Glory Club
AVON
Morainx
Andrew Mittendorf
J. J. Weiler
Charles Wilford
Frank Dechant
Ed. Kilngshirn
Former Camden Two Man Honored in Cleveland Show
Harold K. Sheffield of Cleveland and formerly Camden Township received an Honorable Mention in the landscaper photography clash of the May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art. He submitted five landscapes, three accepted, with two works titled Red against Green and Spring Returns. Sheffield is a stereotyper for The Cleveland News.
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Harold K. Sheffield
Cleveland
R. ON. Shefield
Camden Township
Cleveland Museum of Art
Sheffield
The
Cleveland News
Brief Society and Health Notes Include Local Visits
Old Smith serves as Treasurer as Mrs Arthur Judson greets guests after a luncheon in the afternoon. Teddy Beidler remains at home with scarlet fever. Vida Miller of Mishawaka Indiana visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W J Jameson and Mr and Mrs Edwin Pickering. Gordon Paddock and son of Cleveland were recent guests at the home of Mr.
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Teddy Beidler
Vida Miller
Mishawanka
Ind
W. J. Jameson
Edwin Pickering
Gordon Paddock and
Cleveland
Dine and Meet Guests at Lakewood Event
Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering and Mr and Mrs Nelson Chester with Gunfly and Mrs Len Walker and daughter Marjorie were dinner guests of Captain and Mrs John Johnson of Lakewood Tuesday evening.
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Robert Pickering
Nelson Chester
Gunfly
Len Walker
Marjorie
John Johnson
Lakewood
Cal e Tors Records Set By Calf Born In County
A calf named Cale Tors set county weights with a birth of 10 pounds. The record outpaced prior county marks and possibly state records. The largest birth on record weighed 105 pounds.
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Uolstein Ralf
Poem by Blanno White on Men and Death
A fragmentary note attributes a long English sonnet on men and death to Blanno White who is described as having English as an acquired language. The text links the composition to themes of language, craft, and mortality in a terse historical style.
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Blanno White
FASTEETH Advertisement Claims All Day Dental Comfort
An old ad claims FASTEETH helps dentures stay put for 24 hours with security and comfort. It mentions "Stay Put" for a removable plate, tasteless formula, and reduced odor. The pitch urges asking for FASTEETH at Muir Co or other drug stores.
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Vruggist
Muir Co
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