U S To Ship Six Billion To Kentucky Vault
Washington reports the Treasury plans to move six billion dollars in gold to a vault at Fort Knox Kentucky. Delays in finishing an access road push shipments to September with heavy guard plans and possible military cooperation. The vault, 105 by 121 feet, cost about six hundred thousand and sits behind two ditches and burglar proof locks.
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Washington
Treasury
Kentucky Hills
Port Knox
New York
Philadelphia
Post Office
Secret Service
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Denver
Fort Knox
Mint
Democracy and Democratic Socialism Clash in Opinion
A noted scientist argues that the American aim should be democratic socialism, but the piece contends democracy and socialism are incompatible. It outlines government as umpire in the economy, not a participant, warning that mixing the two would erode liberty and stall production.
Amherst Business Men Plan Amherst Day at Exposition
Twenty attended the Amherst Business Men's Association meeting at South Amherst Methodist church. O Zilch reported Amherst Day readiness for Crystal Beach event and plans for a Great Lakes Exposition appearance in Cleveland. A Mary Martha class garden outing included a treasure hunt and bingo with Marion Steele among the winners.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Business Men’s Association
South Amherst Methodist Church
Zilch
Amherst
Crystal Beach
Cleveland
Henrietta Evangelical Church
Marion Steele
Clarence Dean
Bertard
H. Bishop
Frank Radde
Helen and
Minnie Sabiers
Grace Purcell
Bert Packard
Hf. G. Battenhouse
A . Floyd McIntyre
W. J. Darling
Harry Nicholl
Elmer Gall
Portsmouth
N. H
Amherst community plans corn roast and fall activities
Plans were made to hold a corn roast at Hahn's Beach next Tuesday evening August 11. County picnic plans linger while fall activities and a membership drive are discussed. Later refreshments were served. Amherst residents attended Schroeder family reunion at Wellington Fair grounds with many relatives listed. Several local births, visits, and weekend travels noted among area residents.
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Fess
Hahn’s Beach
Local residents visit Akron and Lorain friends
Oscar Klingenmeier returned to Akron after a weekend with family in Camp Lake Shore. Mr and Mrs W Sehreln and son Karl Elyria are visiting Alra Klingenmeier and children. Mrs Clarence Cooper spent Monday with Lorain friends. Mrs F Schroeder Middle Ridge will host the Clov-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Graham
Rosalie
Helen
Coshocton
Samuel Babcock
Babcock
Cleveland
Louis Graham
Akron
Frank Brandau
Elyria
Emily Brandau
George Garthe
Jennie Coburn
Clarence Cooper
Emma
Claren
Clyde
Tony
Paul Bett
Boy Scout
Lake Shore
Oscar Klingenmeier
W. Sehreln
Karl
Alra
Lorain
F. Schroeder
Middle Ridge
Brucker Family Reunion Held at Clearview Grove
The 1937 Brucker family reunion gathered Sunday at Clearview Grove with a picnic lunch and afternoon games. Officers elected include President J Waley of Lorain, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Florence Brucker of Amherst, and sport committee members Robert Brucker Wakeman Harold Brucker and Ralph Brucker of Amherst. The next reunion will be at Irvin Roth’s Lorain home.
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Brucker
Clearview Grove
J. Waley
Lorain
Florence Brucker
Amherst
Sport Committee
Robert Brucker
Wakeman
Harold
Ralph Brucker
Amherat
Irvin Roth
Hostess To Crusaders Of The Four Square Church
The Crusaders of the Four square church met at Miss Constance Kreeger’s Cleveland Avenue home last evening with Miss Janice Brune in charge of devotions and business. Twelve members and one guest, Miss Emma Cooper, attended before games and refreshments. The Knights of Pythias held an outdoor regal session at G. E. Cooper’s home on Shupe Avenue with twenty-one attendees. The early part featured cards and was followed by routine business.
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Crusaders
the Foursquare Church
Constance Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Janice Brune
Emma Cooper
Knights of Pythias
G. E. Cooper
Shupe Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Trust Co 1936
A list of property transfers across Wellington Lorain Avon Elyria and Sheffield including parcels on Main Street LaGrange Vineyard Road Oberlin-Norwalk Road and Beech Street. Notable transfers involve The Standard Oil Co Allen Hayes and The Wlyma Memorial Hospital along with multiple parcels in Wellington Township and Lorain County. An oblique closing remark notes the proverb about roads and fairness.
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Huntington Township
Chas H. Nicholl
Lena Klasek
Mainstreet
LaGrange
Joseph Kuncl
Standard Oil Company
Eugene Norman Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Wallace-Roothend Jones
Lorte
Edward Nicholas Hartman
Broadway Gardens
Russia Township
Agnes Stack
Augustine Beko
Wellington Township
Herman ©. Hageman
Walter Krok
Gaylord
Sheffield
Peter Toth
Ethel Fazekas
Beech Street
Elyria
Flossie N. Dawley
Fred W. Dekker
Avon- Belden Road
Avon Village
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U.S
Belden Grange Hall
Henry Cook
Fenney Company, Incorporated
Mod
Transportation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Harry Nichol
South Main Street
Schroeder
Wellington Fair Grounds
C. F. Schroeder
Allen
Jean Ann
J. Ulrich
Florence
Henry Schroeder
George Schroeder
Gerald
Robert
Earl Sweet
Shirley June
Don“ald
Clifford Schroeder
Barbara Ann
Frank Smith
Freda Krieg
Hospital News
Patricia Gammons
Jackson Street
Paul Gaiick
Axtel Street
Mathew Fort
Gainck
M. Fortman
Coburn Rest Home
Frank Sampson
Elizabeth Sampson
Karl Markert
Hest
E. M. Brandt
North Ridgeville
Erleaf Club
H. G. Schmitkous
Columbus
Brucke Reunion
NASH
Pawel Teee
Antpassador
F.o.b
Cor. Adams & Foster Sts
W.a.jenne, JR
Nash Motor CO
Nash and
Lafayette
Ale Gas Company
The
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Court Street
Charles W. Kinnison
F.C. Wiles
Wellington Village
Charles W. Recard
L. W. McConnell
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Baxa
the Bank
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