Court Bill Signed Dims Roosevelt Court Reform Hopes
President Roosevelt signs the court reorganization bill but criticizes the conservative core of the Supreme Court. He plans to press for court changes, while Congress, wary of adding justices, departs leaving unfinished business and rising party tensions. Willis Van Devanter has retired and Hugo Black joins the Court.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Hugo Black
Tree Carving Reflections On Youth And Permanence
A reminiscence on carving initials in a big beech at the Lersch homestead in Elyria, pondering whether modern youths carve as much as earlier generations. The piece muses on permanence, memory, and how trees outlive romances, while noting Lorain County’s aging trees and new plantings that may one day bear today’s initials.
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Lersch
Washington Avenue
Lorain County Court House
Lorain County
Ohio
One-Third Off A Check For 100000 Tax Shock For Cadet Winner
William R. Staggs, a 25 year old naval flying cadet, wins a $100,000 picture puzzle prize. He will pay $34,009 in taxes this year, leaving about $66,000. The tax bite highlights how rapid communications bring a smaller world yet raise ethical questions as science advances.
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William R. Staggs
Sam
Anniversaries and History Notes From Yesterday
A compact column lists historical anniversaries and births. Notable items include Innohentii of Russia, James Cabell, James Harlan, John Bates, William Wilmer, Joseph Robinson, James Couzens, and various “Today in History” events such as the Krakatoa eruption and Niagara Falls hydro power. The piece also notes birthdays of Jerome Hunsaker, August Heckscher, Lee DeForest, Robert Moton, Caroline Miller, Iona Gale, and Lord Tweedmouth, followed by a brief horoscope sketch.
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Innohentii
Alaska
U. S
Siberia
James L. Cabell
Confederacy
Virginia
James Harlan
Iowa
Interior
Clark Co
John C. Bates
St. Charles Co
San Diego
Cal
William H. Wilmer
Johns Hopkins
Powhatan Co
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Lonoke
Ark
Washington D. C
James Couzens
Henry Ford
Michigan
U. SS
Chatham
Canada
Detroit
Continental Congress
Pueblo of
Los Angeles
Krakatoa
Sumatra
Java
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Niagara Falls
Internatioal Union
United Automobile Workers of America
O' Huey Long
Jerome C. Hunsaker
Aeronautical Department
The
Mass. Institute of Technology
Creston
August Heckscher
New York
Germany
Lee DeForest
Council Bluffs
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Amelia Co
Caroline Miller
Voice Of The People Calls For Family Evenings At Cascade Pool
Chronicle Telegram readers argue Cascade Park pool should admit families after work hours. A parent says only adults are allowed evenings, limiting access for working fathers and children who cannot reach the pool alone. They request one weekly children accompanied by a parent night.
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Cascade Park
Cascade Pool
Emotions Behind Ordinary Minds Appeal and Talent
The passage discusses how emotional qualities appeal to the ordinary mind, noting no sign of great fortune or drive. It suggests possible reasons include indolence, lack of executive ability, or difficulty in self-expression, leaving readers with a cautious interpretation of talent and appeal.
Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers Celebrate First Birthday
The Grange Hustlers of North Elyria Grange held a meeting at Grange Hall on Tuesday with a tureen dinner at noon. Afternoon activities included sewing blocks and planning the Fall and Winter program. They will mark their first anniversary on September 8, led by President Mrs William Behnke and Secretary Mrs Frank Provoznik. The group supports funding for the new Grange Hall and makes ties and comforts.
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Lake Avenue
Grange Hustlers
Grange Hall
North Elyria Grange
William Behnke
Frank Provoznik
Sin and Forgiveness in Readings and Meditations
Bible readings discuss sin and forgiveness, noting the danger of denying sin or asserting sinlessness. The essay condemns heresy that the body is inherently evil and stresses that Christ’s forgiveness frees penitent believers, urging social penitence amid war, slums, and prostitution. It cites Archbishop Temple on collective human imperfection.
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Archbishop Temple
Marguerite Wilkinson
North Elyria Juvenile Grange Sees 17 Members Active
Plain sewing groups at Grange Hall with seventeen members meeting biweekly. Next gathering set for Tuesday September 7. Practice postponed for the North Elyria Juvenile Grange due to illness of matron Mrs John Hogan. new practice slated for Tuesday August 31 at 7 30 p.m. Local briefs note trips and visits among residents including Mrs R A Miller leaving for Cleveland and Louise Jabbusch visiting Lorain. News tip line invites readers to call with Avenue news.
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North Elyria
Grange Hall
John Hogan
Hein
R. AH. Miller
Will Snyder
Cleveland
Louise Jabbusch
Irene Jabbusch
Lorain
Virginifa Crisman
Elyria
R. &. Taylor
Harold Starkey
Gust Mathes
South Amherst
Ake Avenue
Wakeman Ruby Peabody Returns From Visit
Wakeman Ruby Peabody has returned from a visiting relative trip. Local friends welcomed Peabody at the station and reported a pleasant journey with family updates and travel notes.
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Wakeman
Ruby Peabody
Amherst social notes include visits and family gatherings
The record lists residents and guests visiting relatives in Amherst and nearby towns. Richard Cooley returns from Yellowstone. Eleanor Peabody visits Norwalk relatives. Mrs. William McKenna and baby travel from Cleveland to see Mrs. Hugh Conty. Exleen Barnes attends summer school in Wisconsin. Hoyt and Cooley families host gatherings. birthdays for W. J. Benson and Bobbie Foyt mark weekend events.
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Tives
Amherst
Richard Cooley
Yellowstone National Park
Eleanor Peabody
Norwalk
Fred Peabody
William McKenna
Baby
Cleveland
Hugh Con Ty
Exleen Barnes
Wisconsin
Robert Hoyt
C. J. Hoyt
Celyon
C. Cooley
Bud
Famly
Lorain
W. J. Benson
Raymond Shinsky
Dora Pomeroy
Ceylon
Bobbie Foyt
Paul Cooley
Kenneth
Wabash
Ind
Hughey
Richard
C. J. Hoyton
Leona Mills in Ely Tia Referenced by Shakespeare Note
A fragment notes Mrs Leona Mills in Ely Tia with a remark about Shakespeare as the prophet of individuality. The line appears as a brief quotation or aside within a larger clipping. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Leona Mills
Elytia
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Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A&c Mudnutt
Clare George
Sundsy
Hollaya
Lorais
State of
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ava
General Motors
Earth
Tropics
Bari
Ysiz By
Oe Rui
Jack
Voice of
People
Speaking
Allman
Einstein
Wilmot Printing Company
Masonic
Shakespeare
Flere
Pharis
Chesterfield
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