National Whirligig on US policy and the economy
The piece surveys U S policy amid Gen s postponement of action on Italy and the Geneva talks with emphasis on Hull and embargo debates. It notes congressional restraint on export controls, WPA efficiency, Townsend plans, and the push to revive recovery via Army engineers. It also discusses Republican 1936 prospects, inflation notions, stock market shifts, and looming budget tensions.
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State
Italy
Cordell Hull
Metro
Senate
United States
Geneva
Hull
Rome
Inssr Congress
Kite House
Columbia News Notes and Community Deaths
Nov 30 reports list Grange degree obligations for members Monroe Spencer Warren Meek Rev and Mrs Marshall Bickford. Mary Lillian Van Arsdale sore from fall. Robert Leach injured by a lump truck crank at Barier Martin greenhouse, convalescing at Berea Hospital. Amanda Martin funeral held Nov 23. Rev Paul Pask Brown officiated. Firemen dance proceeds fund Ford 8 truck. Thanksgiving hosts include J R Van Arsdale family. Mayer entertaining two brothers in town.
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Columbia
Grange
Monroe Spencer
Warren Meek
Marshall Bickford
Cotton
Parma
Robert Leach
Barier-Martin
Berea
Wm. Mayer
Chas
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Frank
Marysville
Kan
J. R. van Arsdale
Ror Burge
Wellington
East Carlisle Mothersingers rehearse at Mrs Gregg home
Carlisle Ohio December 2 The East Carlisle Mothersingers rehearsal moved to Mrs H H Gregg home on Thursday evening December 8 reading new music and singing Christmas carols. A large group of locals listed attended including Mrs Oliver Hadaway and many relatives from Ridgeville Berea and Cleveland. The tribute notes Mrs Gregg in memory of a deceased neighbor and Mildred Gest drove to Columbus for Thanksgiving visit.
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Carlisle
Oliver Hadaway
Leslie White
Ridgevilie
Burt Paymer
North Olmsted
Burl Martin
Jerewnah Martin
Alonzo Martin
John Leach
Marme Cornish
Hugh Peachey
Eaton
Rodd
Berea
Wai. Fowler
Edith Paterson
Burt Reading
Geo
Jand
Wm. Sheer
Frank
Heinem An
Dorothy
On Russell
Chas. Rupie
Laura
James
Cleveland
George Haag
Royalton
Ealt Case
Strovesville
Fred Reading
Willoughby
Esther Peachey
Frank Sheer
Sprague Road
Olmsted
Christmas Sing Rehearsals Highlight East Carsie Club Meet
The East Carsie Community Club held a fall meeting with bridge, pinocchi, and pedro games. Mrs. John Roze won second prize as EO Nuchois placed, followed by a sit-down supper in the basement for members and guests.
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East Carsie
Stroular
Pinocchi
Pedro
John Roze
EO Nuchois
Ma Fahl
Frank Harrison
Hcorade
Eyenrez Db
Heder
Brett
Satisfactory condition of former patient after surgery at Lakeside
The report states the former patient who received operative treatment at Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, is in satisfactory condition. Miss Joyce Gregg, who spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with her parents, returned Sunday to her studies at Ohio University in Athens.
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Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Joyce Gregg
Butternut Hidge Road
Ohio Oz
Athens
East Carlisle Teacher Association Executive Board Meeting
The executive board of East Carlisle Teacher Association will meet Tuesday evening at the home of President Arthur Pros on East Avenue. The exact time and address details are unclear in the provided text.
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Roosevelt
FDR
East Carlisle Teacher Association
Will Pest
Arthur Pros
East Avenue
Belden Wise Phillips Wedding In Belden Ohio
Belden Ohio and Mrs Charles Wise Belden were married Wednesday evening in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. with family present. Ruth Jeannette Wise, the bride’s sister, was maid of honor. Dee Phillips of Cleveland stood with the groom. Attendants wore crepe gowns and carried flowers. Clarence Lobner, a cousin of the groom, served as escort. The wedding march was played by Edward Pieper and Jack Bowden accompanied.
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Belden
Charles Wise Belden
Gia
Ruth Jeannette
Phillips of
Cleves
Rev of
Columbia
Miss Jeannenes
Miss Car
Yell Clarence
Bear
Lobener
Edward Pieper i
Jack Bownomnoms
Huge Egg Found in Painesville Farmyard
A white leghorn on John Strava’s Thompson farm laid a huge egg weighing three quarters of a pound. The discovery came as neighbors described the extraordinary hen. In nearby Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Phillips hosted a buffet for thirty guests before moving into their newly furnished Lorain Avenue apartment.
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Mrs. Phillips
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
Painesville, O
Pern
John Strava
Thompson
Here
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