Britain’s economy as model for US budget policy
Babson Park, Mass. December 4. A US need to adopt England’s economy plan to curb a 2 billion deficit and mounting public debts. Calls for strict federal and local government spending, salary cuts, and tax increases to sustain credit and trigger recovery, with unions urged to accept concessions to aid the national recovery.
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Babson Park
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United States
England
United States Treasury
Congress
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New London Legion Post Bi Monthly Meeting Noted
Lawrence FE Broowne Post No 292 American Legion held its regular bi monthly meeting in Legion Hall with 10 members present. A captain was absent so no membership drive report was given though progress was noted and a sizable increase is hoped at termination. The Women s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs Nicea Cranston s home with 15 members and one visitor. A district meeting report, Christmas piano solos, a book preview, and an escort Christmas reading were presented before refreshments. The next meeting is January 0 at the home of Mrs T V Winebar.
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Legion Post
New London
Lawrence FE. Broowne Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
W. Fom.s
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. Church
Pleasant South Main Street
Nicea Cranston
W. OS. Weston
CC. H. Hearson
J. Wf. Arnold
AnnaBelle Leech
Clyde
Katherine Barnes
Christ
Dora Watson
The
Missionary Society
John Cassel
Jan Oth
T. V. Winebar
T. W. Moseongzo
J. R. Barnes
Church Calendar for Sunday December
Congregational church services listed under Rev. O Vic Martin with 9 45 Sunday School led by Ray Johnson and 11 00 Morning Worship theme The Religion of God at Work in the Soul The Junior Society led by Robby Thomas and Mary Martin Christian Endeavor led by Edward Finney with subject View Jesus Reveals God There will be a meeting of the ONAL Hoare Ot geesee at 11 43 am Sunday
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Goth Congregational Church
O. Vic Martin
Ray Johnson
God
Tunior Society
Robby Thomas
Mary Martin
Christian Endeaver
Edward Finney
Jesus
First Baptist and Catholic churches schedule services and events
The First Baptist Church lists Rev. G uw. Kettensing as pastor with Bible School at 9 45, Morning Worship at 11 00 on Remembering him, Lord's Supper at 6 00, Young People led by Richard King on A God planned Late, and Prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursdays along with choir drill. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church with Fr Traymond Atkins as resident pastor holds a Novena to honor the Immaculate Conception, Hidor of St Rose's will preach Sunday morning, early Mass at 6 39 and Holy Communion at 7 30 daily. First M E Church with Rev Wm B Robinson schedules Sunday School 9 45, Morning Worship 10 45 with The Little One theme, Epworth League 6 00 led by Leonard Brundage, Evening Worship 7 00, choir practice Tuesday 7 36 led by Christine Giles Bingham, Prayer and Bible meeting Thursday and Revelations study to begin Thursday. Also notes community club events and a Christmas meeting including performances by Nell Coon, Minnie Thernolds, Esther Bohn, Donna King, and Miss Mabel Fernald presenting Project Work at NSH Auditorium. Community Farm Women's Club met with 24 members, potluck dinner, Christmas Exchange, and leadership appointments for 1932.
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First Baptist Church
G Uw. Kettensing
Richard King
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Fro
Traymond Atkins
Theav. Jas
Hidor
St. Rose's Catholic Church
Tinta
Farly
M. E
Wm. B. Robinson
Epworth League
Leonard Brundage
Christine Giles Bingham
Home Garden Club
New London Home Garden Club
Dora Watson
Nell Coon
Minnie Thernolds
Holy
Community For Women's Club
Community Farm Women’s Club
Lada Snyder
Grace Cole
Mrs. " Cooke
Russian woman leaves 18000 female authored library
A Russian lady who has long since passed created a vast library of about 18 000 volumes all written by women. She refused to keep any book by a male author in her home, preserving a solely female authored collection.
West Ridge P T A Mets West Ridge
South Murray Ridge Parents Teachers Association will hold their regular meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening December 8th. Several social events are noted including birthdays and dinners. Carlisle Grange plans a December 15 tureen supper with Christmas gift exchange. various local ladies and church groups hold meetings and practices.
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P. T. A. Mets
West Ridge
South Murray Ridge
Yeavhers’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Card party planned at Carlisle Grange Hall
Carlisle Grange hosts a Friday evening card party at Carlisle Grange Hall with entertainment committee members Sherman Mason W L Hart and Merle Penfound. Work is underway on the Wert Ridge road by the supervisor to improve winter conditions. Carlisle Grange will present a Christmas program at their regular meeting Tuesday evening December 15.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
the Grange
Sherman
Mason
Hart
Merle Penfound
Ue Wert Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Across Many Homes in Sullivan
Thanksgiving was shared by many families in Sullivan on December 5 as guests visited the Pauler-Fowler home, including Laughery, Hileman, Meredith, Lacey, Lacey families, Kelsey, Zuchs, Mitten, and others. Further visits included Libbisher and Good households, Nichol family, Farnsworths, and Farnswo rths with state college students and relatives from Akron Columbus and Dryden Ohio.
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Carnie Kelsey
Bakers Crossing
G. Zuch
B. L. Zuch
East Palestine
Bruce Mitten
Kenmore
Albert Zunch
Akron
Pauler-Fowler
James Libbisher
Mary
Earl Good
Savannah
Trussell Nichol
Western Reserve
A. H. Nichol
Alberta
Martin Farnsworth
Ohio State
EB. M. Farnsworth
Wayne Farnsworth
Raymond Berry
Columbus
Lyal
Thanksgiving social draws neighbors across towns
Farnsworth and four children were Thanksgiving guests at E. M. Farnsworth's home, joined by Dudley Finkle and family from Wellington and John Glen of Ashland. Lyndon Meredith returned to Lodi after visiting his aunt, with Edna Libkinder and Frances Hileman staying overnight. The Hileman and Elliott families hosted gatherings, while the Jolly Nine met at Harry Ricket's Polk home with music and refreshments for 25. A second annual Polk Armory banquet drew 135 attendees with a program featuring stunts and an address by Raymond McClain, Ohio’s religious education director. Otto Elliott stayed with Loyde Moore, and visits from the Spragues continued. The column closes with a weather omen about December.
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State of
Ohio
Otto Elliott
Loyde Moore
Polk
Sullivan bask F victorious over Maynvid fret game
Winter the tee meen a saving te Sullivan bask F victorious over Maynvid fret game. The sore Sullivan boys were alee with the Hayaville beye at ville, the score being 41. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Lanes daughter, Mildred, vietted at Carseg home in London, Bua day afternoon.
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Meen
Sullivan Bask
Maynvid
Bay Village Ladies Aid Meets in December Parlor Event
Bay Village Ladies Aid held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors with a luncheon, Christmas party and gift exchange. The Dorcas group met at Mrs Mary Millers Cahoon Road home with fifteen present. Families and neighbors were mentioned in visits and trips to Winter Park Florida.
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Ladies’ Aid
Bay Village
Dorcas
M. E
Mary Miller
Cahoon Road
B. W. Lade
Lima
E. Thomson
Bassett Road
J. D. Rumbaugh
L. Beach
Evalyn
Winter Park
Florida
C. T. Aldrich
W. W. Dodd
Columbus
Earl Tuttle
Athens College
Fred Moses
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B. J. Burrer
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