Stop Gap Plan May Become Permanent
Washington officials discuss the Civil Works Administration potentially evolving into a permanent public works and unemployment support mechanism. Harry M. Hopkins, CWA director, argues the program could absorb millions, fund forests, drainage, public health, and recreation projects, and avoid a plain charity approach for the jobless. The plan runs officially until February 15, with hopes for congressional funding to extend.
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Dr Sponseller Office Hours in Elyria Ohio
Dr. F. M. Sponseller at 241 E Third Street Elyria Ohio lists hours Tuesday 1 30 to 4 00 and 7 06 to 8 30 Saturday 1 30 to 4 00 with phone 3214 for appointments and inquiries.
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New J S Brown Furniture Store Opens in Elyria
Formal opening of the J. S. Brown Furniture store is set for tomorrow on the fourth floor of The Lewis Mercantile Co. Elyria merchant Mr. Brown, with 17 years in business here, will carry high grade furniture and offer a wide selection. Flowers will greet ladies at the Saturday opening.
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Lewis Mercantile Co
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Love and exile weave a Napoleonic tale of joy
Eugene de Beauharnais, son of Napoleon's Josephine, marries Princess Augusta Amelia. They enjoy a blissful union amid courtly gossip and shifts in fortune. The Princess writes Napoleon upon his divorce: blotting out from the great list, they hope to be inscribed among the happy.
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Napoleon
Josephine
Augusta Amelia
Shorter work week gains traction in flexible systems
Hopkins cites benefits of a flexible setup like CWA noting that if heavy industries lag the work would stimulate them. Emphasis could shift geographically to lift a section with low spirits. Housing development could prove a useful avenue of emergency work programs.
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Hopkins
Hopkins Beleves
Cops Study English? Read on in 1933 column notes
A reflective 1933 vignette lists socialites, writers, and habitues in New York including Jules Glaenzer, Arthur Samuels, Mrs. Ray Rohn, Sid Solomon, Arnold Reuben, and J. P. Morgan. The piece mockingly chronicles overheard slang, manners, and backstage banter around the city’s high life with a wry, insider voice.
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Dec
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Elsa Maxwell
Barbly
Frank Case
Frank Sullivan
J. P. Morgan
Arlington, N. J
Jules Glaenzer
Heywood Broun
England
Arthur Samuels
Ray Rohn
Christian Reisner
Bide Dudley
Kansas
Lennie Bergman
Erlanger
Wellington News Contact Lines
Reader instructions list contact details for Wellington items including Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East and Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for delivery service complaints missed copies or delivery issues.
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Death Valley CCC camp to become national monument site
Lieu tenant Milo Yoxtheimer describes 600 Ohio Indiana and Kentucky CCC boys in Death Valley California working to transform the area into a National Park or monument. Plans include roads water systems and recreation programs with trips to Los Angeles Boulder Dam and Goldfields starting December 8.
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Mrs Prudence Sutliff Succumbs In Wellington
Mrs Prudence Sutliff 71 wife of the late Fred Sutliff florist died at her son Wilbur's home yesterday afternoon after five weeks illness. She was a Methodist church member in the Memorial Class and belonged to the Women's Relief corps Kings Daughters and the WCTU. Survived by two sons Wilbur and Walter both of Wellington and two brothers Sherman Codding Medina and Arving Codding Sullivan. Funeral Sunday at the Methodist church with burial in Greenwood cemetery under Wadsworth.
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Sherman Codding
Medina
Arving Codding
Sullivan
Wadsworth
Greenwood Cemetery
Fox hunt around Wellington draws 700 hunters
Foxes near Wellington may hear the Last Round-up song as more than 700 hunters gather at 9 AM on December 13 to encircle a central point around the village. The hunt ends at Evergreen corners west of the State Game farm with a mid day lunch.
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Evergreen Corners
Death of Mrs. George Schoen in Toledo Funeral held
Mrs. George Schoen former Miss Byrd Chapman daughter of the late O P Chapman of Wellington died at the Women s Hospital Toledo on Tuesday evening She was a niece of Mrs E A Van Cleef of this place Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Toledo.
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O. P. Chapman
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Women’s Hospital
Toledo
E. A. van Cleef
Wrist Injury in School Gym Classes
Marshall Webber a seventh grader suffered a broken right wrist during a gym class when the mat under instructor Arnold Kipplinger slipped causing the student to lose balance. The accident occurred on a Wednesday as Kipplinger directed the class.
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Mrs Dudley Heads Church Group In Women's Association
Mrs H H Dudley will lead the Women's association of the church in a leadership change noted by the congregation. The announcement highlights planned activities and community outreach coordinated by the group this season.
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H. H. Dudley
Women's Association of the Con
Card Party in G A R Rooms Draws Thirty Guests
Thirty guests attended the W R C card party in the G A R rooms on Wednesday evening. Bunco Pedro and Five Hundred were played. Mrs. Pearl Clinesmith won the attendance prize. Refreshments were served.
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Bunco
Pedro
Pearl Clinesmith
Pennsylvania Car and Michigan Truck Collide Near Penfield School
A touring car from Pennsylvania and a Michigan truck collided head on in front of Penfield school on Wednesday evening. Both vehicles were wrecked but the truck driver and two passengers in the car escaped serious injuries.
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Michigan
Penfield School
Eagles Enjoy Fish Fry at Wellington FC E Meeting
Seventy members attended the Well ington F. C. E. lodge gathering on Wednesday evening. A fish-fry followed the session with William Wadsworth, Charles Baum, Frank Andrews, and John McKinney demonstrating cooking skill.
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Charles Baum
Frank Andrews
John McKinney
Lorain County Council Meeting Sees Christmas Gift Vote
The Lorain County Council of the A L A held its monthly meeting at the Wellington American Legion Post rooms on Wednesday evening. The council approved sending a Christmas gift to 28 veterans in the ward they adopted at the Dayton home. Mrs Lucy McGovern of Lorain was elected treasurer of the organization. A fashion parade during the social hour delighted visiting guests.
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Lorain
Graduation Financing Plan Advertises Loans and Repayment
You can finance graduation expenses with a monthly plan of 6.75 dollars per 100 dollars borrowed. Loans range from 25 to 300 dollars. The notice invites readers to visit 33 Century Building Elyria Ohio or call 3324 for details and to relieve financial worries.
New Organization Forms The Silent Circle
The Sent for Kings Daughters group adopted the name The Silent Circle at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Richard Duff’s home. The circle will meet on the first Tuesday each month with Miss Opal Turner hosting the January session. Miss Louise Rolce read a Christmas story.
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Sent For Kings Daughters
Drape Charter in Memory of Charles Binder at Lodge Meeting
Charter staff draped the Rebekah charter in memory of Charles Binder during a lodge gathering. Flowers were sent to Rebekah members and a report on the sick list was given at the meeting.
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Rebekah
Charles Binder
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