Amendments To Labor Relations Act Proposed At Chamber Meet
Washington April 27 United States Chamber of Commerce members began a drive to rewrite the Wagner Labor Relations Act. James W Look of Geometric Tool Co New Haven Conn will lead a forum on amending the act to balance labor and capital and hold unions to contracts. The chamber and National Association of Manufacturers push for changes while President Roosevelt backs economy efforts and fair treatment for taxpayers. Secretary Henry A Wallace notes favorable weather could boost agricultural exports to aid foreign exchange.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
James W. Jlook
Geometric Tool Company
New Haven
Conn
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber
Harper Sibley
Roosevelt
Sibley
Henry A. Wallace
International Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan O. E. S. Inspections Highlight Lodge Event
Sullivan Chapter 499 O E S held their annual inspection on April 21 with 76 members at a three course dinner at the Congregational church. The meeting in the Masonic hall drew 100 attendees with Mrs. Helen Oyler inspecting. three candidates were initiated. The hall featured palms and white lilies and Frances Woodruff sang during the ceremony. Nearby, Schauffler school services in Cleveland drew a large crowd. George Cole of Cleveland visited his mother Etta Cole. Dudley family moved from Ashland to Mrs. D. E. Stine’s West Main property.
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Sullivan
Order
Congregational Church
Ladies of the Aid Society
Masonic Hall
Helen Oyler
District No. 4
Sara Binder
Wellington
D. C. Rybolt
Ashland
Faye Mowery
Rhode Island
Colorado
Bonnie Clott
Lorain
Geraldine Burden
Mary Philips
Nova
Helen Fryan
Polk
Frances Woodruff
Lagrange
Schauffler School of
Cleveland
George Cole
Etta Cole
D. E. Dudley
D. E. Stine
West Main Street
Drift of Economic Thought on Poverty and Wealth
The piece argues that over generations economic science has moved toward denying a real necessity for extreme poverty alongside vast wealth, challenging moral justification for such inequality. It emphasizes a shift toward viewing inequality as avoidable rather than inevitable.
Hospital Plans Open House for National Hospital Day
Amherst Ohio April 27 The Ladies Hospital Auxiliary held its April meeting with 16 in attendance. National Hospital Day on May 12 was the main topic with open house from 1 to 4 pm and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ladies’ Hospital Auxiliary
I. G. Maxwell
A. P. Roth
B. Sausaman
Teachers Rehire and Funeral Notices in Lorain
The school board rehired most teachers for the coming year, naming Miss Mary Lahiff to fill a vacancy and Mary Bach as Pleasant View Sanitarium School teacher. Funeral rites were held for Charles M. Hirst, retired B and O yardmaster, with burial in Elmwood cemetery. survivors include wife Mary, two sons, three stepchildren, two sisters, and eight grandchildren.
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Board of Education
Florence Zilch
Mary Lahiff
Thelma Bond
Margaret Snyder
Margaret Pandy
Effie Smith
Viola Keenan
Emma Dreschler
Margaret Gaeler
Florence Ehrinmann
Edna Beller
Dorothy Jones
Iona Good
Robert Hubbard
Norwood Hearn
Charles M. Hirst
Baltimore & Ohio
Milan Avenue
George W. Schwartz
Lorain
Battelle McCarty
M. E. Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Hirst
Fields
Ohio
Amherst
Slaughter
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Florida
Hirst
Lorain Holman Knights of Pythias
Mary
Lee C
Charles
Toledo
L. F. Pancoast
Carl Doane
R. F
Church group plans budget gift and Dunkirk project
The April meeting of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church teachers and officers discussed contributing to the synodical budget and funding a new Administration building at the Leadership Training School in Dunkirk. They planned Children’s Day observances and a June 13 combined service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Schmidt
Dunkirk
Hulda Berger
Alyce Jaeger
Conrad Mulder
C. E. Schmidt
Ray Jewett
Gladys Hopkins
Kathryn Schriner
Frances Jaeger
Oliver Muller
Helen Roemer
James Bruce
Charles Ebbs
Allen Camp
L. Roemer
H. L. Beesing
West Martin Avenue
Evening meetings at town hall and churches listed
Hickory Tree Grange meets at Grange Hall this evening. The Sen ior League of St. Peter's Evangel ical and Reformed church hosts a backward party at church parlors. The Concordia Club of St. Paul's Lutheran church also convenes at church parlors tonight.
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Hickory Tree Grange
League of
Church Ladies Society Meeting and Democratic Club Gathering
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with luncheon at 1 30 served by Mrs H W Powers and Mrs H A Monger. The Amherst Democratic Women's Club April meeting will be at Town Hall Wednesday evening with refreshments by a committee.
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Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
H. W. Powers
H. A. Monger
Amherst
Democratic Women’s Club
Town Hall
Brief notices place Axtel street, Watkins Glen move
A. C. Werner is reported at his home on Axtel street. Miss Zita Lahiff has left for the Watkins Glen Sanatorium in New York.
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A. C. Werner
Axtel Street
Zita Lahiff
Watkins Glen Sanitorium
New
Ministers Conference Attended in Collins Ohio
Rev. Ryan attended a Norwalk district ministers conference in Collins Ohio on Monday while York, employed as a nurse, was involved. Mr. and Mrs. George Brotherton and their sons from Elyria visited Rev. and Mrs. B H Ryan on Sunday.
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Ryan
Norwalk
Collins
Ohio
George Brotherton
Supper Guests and Weekend Visit Highlights
Pittsfield residents hosted and visited relatives in a series of small social events. Mr and Mrs Fred Meinke with Ruth and Richard joined Mr and Mrs Henry Heiden for supper while Joe Mull of Cleveland and A W Drage with son Lester from Elyria visited Ezra Mull.
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Pittsfield
Fred Meinke
Ruth
Richard
Henry Heiden
Joe Mull
Cleveland
A. W. Drage
Lester
Elyria
Ezra Mull
Kingsman
Harry Laisy
Local residents attend meetings and visits across towns
Business visitors H Clarence Stevens LeRoy Lounsbrough Ed Staples Glenn Draper and Henry Lally traveled to Monroeville Bellevue and Camden on Wednesday. Mrs H L Coulson attended the Russia township Farm Woman's Club meeting at Oberlin Grange Hall with a pot luck lunch. Ida May Freed returned to school after illness while Gertrude Jordan misses this week due to mumps. Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough visited her parents in Camden Friday. Mr and Mrs Burghardt Amherst hosted supper guests and Mrs Benjamin Schubert hosted nearby companions. Mrs Schubert later joined her daughter Mrs Karl Avery in Cleveland returning home Wednesday.
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H. Clarence Stevens
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Monroeville
Bellevue
Ed Staples
Glenn Draper
Pittsfield
Henry Lally
Camden
H. L. Coulsen
Russia Township
Oberlin Grange Hall
Coulson
Ida May Freed
Gertrude Jordan
J. FE. Whiton
Burghardt
Amherst
Benjamin Schubert
Karl Avery
Cleveland
Peppey Panhandlers Plan March 27 Meeting at Mrs Ed McConnell
The Peppey Panhandlers meet Tuesday March 27 at Mrs Ed McConnell home for a covered dish dinner. Mrs McConnell provides rolls coffee and table service. attendees bring only a covered dish. Annual officer election will be held and the group will focus on raising flowers with each attendee asked to bring flower seeds to exchange.
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Peppey Panhandlers
Ed. McConnell
Lake Avenue Church Notes Involves Grange Visits And Meetings
Lake Avenue Community church invites North Elyria Grange to attend services on May 2 with Amherst Grange also invited. A post service tureen dinner and program follow at the Grange Hall. Quilters meet all day with Mrs. Schaeffer to quilt.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community Church
North Elyria Grange
Amherst Grange
Grange Hall
Lake Avenue Woman's Association
V. V. Schaeffer
Avon Baptist services and Grange meeting notices
Meadville area social notes list Sunday visits by Howard Behnke family and Harold Blake to Frank Mason's Ridgeville home. Avon Baptist Church hosted revival by W S Colegrove. Bitty Grange plans a May 4 ball to select degree angal and a North Elyria Grange gathering meets Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs V Scheerer’s home.
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Howard Behnke
Hazel
Howard
Harold Blake
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Earl Peck
V. V. Schaeffer
Avon Baptist Church
W. S. “Binl
Colegrove
North Elyria Grange
Mra. V
Scheeer
From Horse and Buggy to Deficit Stage Emergence
The phrase marks a shift from traditional methods to a modern deficit mindset highlighting financial shortfalls. It suggests a transition in economic thinking and policy framing as deficits become central.
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Shoe Repairing and Hat Shop
Capitol
Jenne
Central Book Store
Jessamine Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Murbach Coal
York
Ad Aits
Lloyd: Werhertan
Baby Gon
Keith
Valparaiso
Ind
Herman Worcester
Harold Rickett
Roy Brassee
Amelia Hulett
Earl Rowell
Schubert
Mrs
A. W. Davidson
Frank Behnke
William Behnke
Roland Behnke
Erie
Pennsylvania
Mary Croskey
P. Croskey
Mother Singers
Hecock
Meadville, Pa
Style Center
Tomer
Mery
Maker
Swagger
Clearaway
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