Another Price That War Assesses
Monroe Mich News analyzes a proposed wartime War Department plan to mobilize industry and trade, granting the government sweeping control over production, pricing, and security exchanges to win a future war. It weighs risks to liberty against the need for 100 percent efficiency and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Congress
Washington
Mussolini
Hitler
Munition Board
War and Navy Departments
Monroe, Mich
Roosevelt Seeks Simple Inauguration With Outdoor Ceremony
President elect Roosevelt desires a simple colorful inauguration free of frills and a bloated parade. He aims to hold the oath outdoors with many spectators, weather permitting, even if it risks health, as part of a public duty tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wr. Roosevelt
Classes as Conferences Move at Temple High School
Schools adopt mutual study method with desks removed for tables and chairs to foster dialogue. Temple University high school in Philadelphia will trial classes as conferences where students ask questions and teachers guide discussion. Success hinges on teacher skill and student seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple University High School
Philadelphia
New York Day by Day by C. O. McIntyre
New York Day by Day reviews the post Paris lives of notable figures. Col Lindbergh Amelia Earhart Harry Richman and George Carpentier are noted for changed temperaments after flights and fame. The piece mentions Dorothy Parker Pearl Buck S J Perleman and others in a Bucks County literary circle and recalls Max Baer and a Paris return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Garbo
Amelia Earhart
Harry Richman
Broadway
George Kaufmans
Bucks County
Dorlestown
Greenwich Village
Times Square
Dorothy Parker
Pearl S$. Buck
Lester Cohen
Paul Ernst
S. J. Perleman
Edwin Justin Mayer
Joseph Smith
Sharon
Carthage
Ill
Thomas W. Evans
Philadelphia
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Germany
William H. Moody
Umbrella Sellers and Hawks of Extras In New York
A reminiscence notes two odd city callings in New York umbrella sellers and extras hawkers. Umbrella peddlers appear after rain, unseen origins, while leather lunged newsies cluster near Brooklyn Bridge lunch rooms awaiting calls from circulation chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Bible Readings And Meditations Wednesday December 28
Readings from St Matthew guide reflections on feeding the hungry clothing the naked and visiting the sick or imprisoned. The piece recalls King George donating to a hospital and urges readers to offer birthday gifts to Christ by aiding the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Christ the King
Christ
Council urged to adopt stop arrow signaling for streetcars
Cleveland police prosecutor Manuel M. Rocker devised levered arrow signals that cross trolley poles to indicate stops. He urges city council to adopt the device to signal street cars, preventing curb-side stepping and enhancing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Manuel M. Rocker
Agricultural experiments promise oversized fruits debates
Berkeley scientists say peaches as big as footballs and banana and pineapple farms could be feasible at Maine scale, but high costs render such projects impracticable. Prof. J M Tinley of UC Agricultural Economics notes potential yet prohibitive economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Nature
Berkeley
Cal
Maine
J. M. Tinley
Agricultural Economics Department
University of California
Today in History 1777 to 1932 events and birthdays
Key historical notes mark Washingtons encampment at Valley Forge with 3000 barefooted men among 21000, Antwerp besieged, Cleveland's 1914 incorporation, the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, 1921 famine relief funds, 1932 clergy subsidies cut. Birthdays include Connie Mack, Dr. George Parker, and Frank Sensenbrenter, listing origins and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Valley Forge
Antwerp
Belgium
Cleveland
Ohio
Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
East Brookfield
Mass
George H. Parker
Harvard
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT SOUTH RIDGE CHURCH
The South Ridge Christmas program titled The Ancient Way and The Christmas Marketers was presented Sunday evening with choir, recitations, and music led by Rev. RG Pforrer and various participants including Wayne Baus Norman Ingold and Catherine Mullin. A class party followed hosted by Miss Phyllis Bals with gifts exchanged and refreshments served. Local residents and guests attended prior and after events including several Lorain Oberlin Baker and Wooster visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Jean Schroeder
RG. Pforrer
Wayne Baus
Norman Ingold
Myra
Baus
Frederick Eppley
Munte
Bethlehem
Lola Pflerrer
Alvin Fowl
Esther
Lester Beal
Catherine Mulleh
Rolland Johnston
Ruth Eldred
Mrs. Baus
Jay
Betty Gunder
Maleohim
Shirley Baus
Lois Pferrer
Pareant
Phyllis Bals
Shining Stars S. 5
Ralph Fowl
Jennevon McCauley
Harriet
Jane Mason
Virginia Sipple
Patricia Fowl
Annette Peabody
Lucile Wohley
Needle Guild Party Brings Members and Guests Together
Needle Guild Society members and their families gathered for a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schroeder. The evening featured card games, gifts, and refreshments. Attendees included A. J. Haist and daughter Maxine of Lorain, Clarence Lapp of Elyria, Mrs. Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge of South Bend, and several noted guests such as Maj. Gen. Charles E. Kilbourne, Edwin L. Sabin, Dr. C. Stuart Gager, William A. Bryan, and Harry B. Pulsifer, with origins from Virginia to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dute
Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
Newton Baus
Margaret Baus
Laura Lytle
E. F. Snyder
Donald Lewis
Lorain
E. C. Frye
Edward Joseph
Needle Guild Society
Albert Schroeder
A. J. Haist
Maxine
Clarence Lapp
Elyria
Arthur Ernst
Madge
South
Edwin L. Sabin
Hemet
Cal
Rockford
Ill
C. Stuart Gager
Brooklyn
Norwich
N. Y
William A. Bryan
Los Angeles Museum
New Sharon
Iowa
Harry B. Pulsifer
Cleveland
Lebanon
XN. H
Today’s Horoscope Brings Versatility And Diplomatic Flair
A new sign enters with a gift of versatility. The more educated show finesse and adaptability, while the less trained can turn their hand to varied employments that may lift them to a higher level of comfort than their upbringing.
Amherst Names in Local Family Directory
A list of residents includes Edith Deli Mias Mabel Deli Ethel Thompson Bar Don Sarah Thompson Francis Ward and son Donald Car Dramm Schroeder Smith Baus and family Matilda Dranm with neighbors and relatives in the Amherst area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Edith Deli
Mabel Deli
Ethel Thompson
Bar Don
Sarah Thompson
Mya
Francis Ward
Donald
Car Dramm
Kmil Schroeder
Familly
Guat Smith
M. O. Baus
Mes
Matilda Dranm
Spencer News Notes Christmas Guests Visitations
Spencer notes list Christmas guests and local happenings. Mr and Mrs Tou and guests including Frank Rice and others. Miss Helen Boone hosted Ruth Roberts and Gwendoly Lewis. Luella Allen at River Corners. many families visiting relatives in Spencer, Wellington, Lorain, Athens, and Homer v. Detailed moves include Shick block residents Robert Stroup and family relocating to Rainbow Avenue. other mentions include teachers, students, and a candlelight service at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at 4 a.m. Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Fuller
Alfred Fuller
Spencer
Laura Wilson
Gon. Donald
Barberton
Mixa Cotta Hine
Litchfield
BE. W. Leatherman
Barbara
Alfred
Akrot
Harry Greetham
Wellington
Will Greetham
Robert Stroup
G. H. Shick
Rainbow Avenue
Noble Selby
Leon Pixler
Clyde Fuller
Melton Wolf
Evelyn
Athens
John Romine
Ray Mitchell
Lorain
E. J. Kuhner
Orla White
C. W. Myers
River Corners
Ernest Wolf
R. G. Parks
Lucy Gross
Alvin Gallatin
Mary Gallatin
Cinderella Still
Homerville
Orson Howe
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Edward Biddinger
Thomas Jeft
Cuba
New York
Thomas
Harvey Miller
Birmingham News Note Digh High Teams Scores Reported
Birmingham notes weekend high school action as Brownhelm Reserve outscored 12 to LK while Varsity fell 24 to 20. Local social mentions include Harold Houk and Esther Broughton visiting Mrs. Snellenberger, Dorothy Wasem shopping in Lorain, and Adeline Becker ill at home with Mrs. Collingwood substituting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digh
Brownhelm
Harold Houk
Esther Broughton
Sandusky
Walter Snellenberger
Dorothy Wasem
Adeline Becker
Pearl Collingwood
Family visits across towns noted in Elyria and Greenwich
Mr and Mrs Carl Robart and daughter Helen visited relatives in Greenwich Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wadsworth Ar Hne and Robert Wadsworth and Mrs Snellenberger and daughter Helen were in Elyria Saturday afternoon. Mrs Florence Fox and daughter Charlene spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Welz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Robart
Helen
Greenwich
Wadsworth
Ar Hne
Robert Wadsworth
Snellenberger
Elyria
Mra
Florence Fox
Charlene
H. J. Welz
Ancient elephants and other giants found in Yorkshire pit
Excavations in a gravel pit near York uncover tusks teeth horns and bones of extinct animals. T Sheppard of Hull Museum identifies specimens as elephant rhinoceros wild horse and buffalo from ancient Yorkshire forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
Yorkshire
T. Sheppard
Museum
Hull
Hospital admits patient for appendicitis after Sunday notice
The Lodi hospital prepared for immediate surgery on a patient admitted Sunday for appendicitis. The Spencer K of P lodge held an open meeting Monday evening with lunch served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Hospital
Spencer K. of
P. Lodge
Christmas Programs At Spencer Churches Delight Community
The Spencer Lutheran youth held a Christmas party at Mr and Mrs Berry home with fine attendance and refreshments. The Spencer M E church annual Christmas program drew a capacity crowd featuring the Primary and Junior departments. The Juniors presented The Queen's Christmas, a play, as bells announced Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Lutheran Church
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lyrn
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnott
Clare George
Nin
Elyria Postofice
Lerain
Onto
Culle Company
Chicago
Michigan
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Pe Sre
Munster
Bomba” Buck
Berner
Leucippus
Democrtus
John Dalton
United Feature Syndicate
the. Fox
C. O. McIntyre
Col. Lindbergh
Sam Byrd
Tobacco Road
Byrd
John Anderson
Max Baer
Baer
Georges Carpentier
Champs Elysees
Edward
Wales
Harry Maddy
Jaspers
Bullskin
Atta Towner
Copywright
McNaught Syndicate
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Frank J. Sensenbrenter
Wisconsin
Needle Guild Party
Menasha, Wiss
Charles E. Kilbourne
U.S. A
Ft. Whipple
White Rose
National Motor Fuel Co’s
White Rose Station
Middle Avenue
7Th Street
Doc” Lucas
Art C. Giebel
Walter Boone
Fred Nichols
Philip Dean
Nelson Garfield
Portia Allen
Clara Woods
Arthur Sanford
Herbert Krieger
Lodi
Malinda Naylor
Irene Auble
T. D. Auble
Mae Kisecinger
James Kitchen
Kitchen
Beulah Woods
Juanita College
Huntington
Paul Woods
Manchester
Indiana
Holby
Green
Red
Elyria Savings & Trust
Birmingham
England
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple A Re
Charlotte Rieger
Louise Fox
Elyria Hotel
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