Borah Seeks Delegates to Control Republican Platform
A 30 year veteran political observer notes Senator Borah may seek to crash the convention gate with delegates to gain bargaining power on the platform. He favors Michigan's Arthur Vandenberg and distrusts Hoover and Knox, while Southern Republicans jockey for delegate influence and Norris faces reelection pressure in Nebraska amid party signaling.
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Bill Borah
Norris
Johnson
Hoover
Knox
Landon
Calvin Coolidge
Ted Clark
Gov
Frank Hitchcock
Taft
GOP
Nebraska
George Norris
Senate
Roosevelt
George
Notable GOP banquet in Columbus features Knox remarks
J. Howard Page and E. L. Hewes attended the Ohio Republican Editorial Association annual banquet at the Deshler Wallick hotel in Columbus. Colonel Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News and possible Republican presidential candidate, addressed the gathering.
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Wellington
J. Howard Page
E. L. Hewes
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Colonel Knox
Chicago Daily News
United States
Carpenter at home for holidays before Panama service
James Carpenter is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carpenter during the holidays while stationed at Ft. Slocum New York. He leaves for service in Panama on January 14.
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James Carpenter
M. L. Carpenter
James
Ft. Slocum
New York
Panama
Falls Named Wellington Chairman for Roosevelt Birthday Drive
Dr. Ralph W. Falls is named Wellington chairman of the nationwide celebration honoring President Roosevelt's birthday. Proceeds fund the fight against infantile paralysis. Appointment by Henry L. Doherty, national chairman. The event will be held Thursday, January 30.
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Ralph W. Falls
Wellington
Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
Committees Named by Wellington Kiwanis Club President
William Hachen announced the Kiwanis Club committees for the coming year. Key posts include Agriculture chaired by G B Warner, Attendance and Reception led by Richard Duff, and Boys and Girls chaired by Father Wa. Moran. Other panels cover Finance, Inter-Club Relations, Kiwanis Education, House, Membership, Program and Music, Publicity, Public Affairs, and Underprivileged Child with members listed.
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William Hachen
Wellington Kiwanis Club
G. B. Warner
D. G. Swanger
L. G. Bradstock
P. T., Burnside
L. W. McConnell
C. L. Hill
Richard Duff
W. H. Sponseller
W. R. Landgrebe
F. J. Dost
Wa. T. Moran
L. L. Smith
C. O. Wight
E. B. Turner
Andrews
C. G. Leindseder
C. D. Gott
R. M. Herrick
Irving Dunford
H. R. Daugherty
K. Ki. Varian
Kiwanis
R. J. Walden
Dr. C. Www
Former resident Margaret Thompson dies at 92
News from Wellington reports the death of Mrs. Margaret Thompson, 92, who had lived with her son Samuel T Thompson in Ann Arbor Michigan. She died December 16. The family formerly resided on Jones Street where the son worked as a barber.
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Wellington
Margaret Thompson
Samuel T. Thompson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Jones Street
Veteran Frank Todd to Undergo Major Operation at Dayton Home
World War veteran Frank Todd of Town Line Road entered the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Dayton on Friday to undergo a major operation.
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Frank Todd
Town Line Road
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Dayton
Epworth League Rally Attended by Wellington Group
A large group of Epworth Leaguers from Wellington Methodist church attended the Lorain County Epworth League rally at Brighton Methodist church Thursday night. Regular business and program were held.
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Epworth
Wellington
Lorain
Church schedules and holiday notices from multiple congregations
First Methodist notes 9:30 a.m. Sunday school with 10:30 a.m. worship on Flaming Words of Life plus junior church at 6:59. Other churches listed: Methodist Episcopal 10:20 a.m. service, Epworth League, First Baptist 9:20 a.m. Bible school, morning service 10:20, evening 7:30 with The Devil's Pay Day, Church of Christ 9:30 Bible school and evening service, St. Patrick's Masses. Community Christmas greetings and local family holiday notices follow, with scarlet fever cases and Christmas dinners noted.
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First Methodist
C. W. Record
P. G. MacDermott
Methodist Episcopal
L. S. Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
First Baptist
J. H. Green
Russell Edward
Church of Christ—Bible School
Orrin B. Miller
Christian Endeavor
E. R. Peck
St. Patrick’s Catholic
William T. Moran
Christmas Party for 4 H Hustler Clubs Held at Mrs Church's
Mrs Charles Church hosted a Christmas party Friday night for 4 H Hustler Clubs members. The business meeting welcomed ten new members and planned a bigger program for the coming year. Yuletide decorations adorned the home and a dinner was served at 7 30 followed by a lift exchange. January meeting plans are to be formulated for continued activity.
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Charles
Church
Christmas parties spread cheer in Amherst area schools clubs
In Amherst Ohio on December 28, teachers from St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Sunday School hosted a party for about thirty beginners and primary pupils with games, songs, and a luncheon. Guests included Florence Ehrman and Mrs Ray Jewett. Teachers provided a treat following performances. Concurrently the Avenue Club of the Eastern Stars held a party at Mrs. J D Kaser's home with games and gift exchanges after a brief business session. Concordia Club of St Pauls Lutheran held a festive gathering with Yuletide decorations, games, contests, and refreshments. Other events included a Mayfair Club Christmas party in Cleveland, Hickory Tree Grange supper Monday, and Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland dance at Odd Fellow Hall on New Years Eve. All embrace community holiday activities across Amherst and surroundings.
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Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
C. FE. Schmidt
Philip Jaeger
Frances Sabiers
Edith Ehrman
Conrad Mulder
Florence Ehrman
Ray Jewett
Concordia Club
St. Paul’s
Lutheran Churen
Mayfair Club
Cleveland
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Jessamine Lodge, Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
Noon Day Clinic Holds Ladies Night Observance
Members of the Noon Day Clinic plan a Monday evening gathering described as ladies night with activities and a social observance. The event aims to engage attendees in a community health themed program and fellowship.
Holiday treats and tea time breads for refined entertaining
A vintage guide outlines melba toast and corn crisps baked to a crisp brown, plus macaroons and apricot scones. It gives temperatures from 325 to 450 degrees, methods for drying bread, mixing rice flakes, coconut and nuts, and forming flaky tea time pastries with egg glaze.
Funeral rites for John Niesen at St Joseph Church
Funeral rites for John Niesen, 67, who died Thursday evening, will be held at St Joseph Catholic Church at nine o'clock Monday morning with Rev Fr James Smith officiating. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery.
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John Niesen
St. Joseph Catholic Church
James Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Village Council Holds Special Meeting With Farewell Remarks
A special meeting in the town hall Friday evening concluded with bills settled and old business cleared. Retiring councilmen spoke alongside Mayor E. C. Stiwald, whose term ends December 31.
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E. C. Stiwald
Prayer meeting at Otto Bach home tonight
The Men's prayer meeting of the Foursquare church is held this evening at the home of Otto Bach on Fast Street.
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Foursquare Church
Otto Bach
Fast Street
Kerns Return Home After Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs C C Kern returned home Friday from Chillicothe where they spent the Christmas holiday with relatives. Mr and Mrs F C Moore Oberlin spent Friday evening with
Amherst Friends Visit From Cleveland This Afternoon
Miss Helen Roemer and friends from Cleveland visited Amherst this afternoon, sharing time with local residents and enjoying the town’s hospitality during a pleasant social call.
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Amherst
Helen Roemer
Cleveland
Freshmen at Amherst College Show Low Agriculture Ties
A survey of Massachusetts State College indicates only 13 percent of freshmen have a father in agriculture or horticulture. The school, primarily an agriculture-focused institution, notes most students do not come from farming families.
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Townsend
Partie
Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts State College
Blind Bridge Expert in Schomberg Puts Braille Cards to Use
In Schomberg Ontario R T Henderson a 30 year blind bridge player is hailed as one of the town’s finest players. He uses specially marked Braille cards to play bridge, demonstrating skill and adaptation.
Ohio Road Routes and City Connections Outline
The document lists state and U.S. highways linking Toledo to Lorain Sandusky and Port Clinton, routes via U.S. 20 through Norwalk and Fremont to S. R. 102, and Chicago via U.S. 20 from Fremont or U.S. 6 to U.S. 330. It details Columbus connections through U.S. 20 to Oberlin, Ashland, Delaware, Mansfield, Mt. Verona, Mt. Gilead to Sunbury, and Columbus via S. R. 3. Westward routes connect Cleveland and Erie via U.S. 20, and Pittsburgh via Ravenna Edinburg and U.S. 14 to Youngstown. Canton and Wheeling through Medina, S. R. 18, U.S. 45, and U.S. 30 through Salem and Lisbon.
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Toledo
S. R
Lorain
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Toledo Rood
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
U. S
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Roads and routes details in Elyria auto club report
Information on routes in the Elyria automobile club report is noted for S. 21 to Nasaillon and U. 8 Canton and R. 43 to Stew and W. Va. 2 to Wheeling. Seek sea route data from the Elyria Automobile Club for accuracy and official guidance.
Rum taxless for cakes in Arkansas ruling
Little Rock Arkansas a ruling by the state attorney general grants housewives the privilege of buying rum and wine spiced cakes for holiday dinners without payment of a liquor tax. The decision affects domestic cooks and local grocers who sell such baked goods during the holiday season.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Attorney General’s Office
Arkansas
Customs and Festivals Express Loyalty and Education
The customs and festivals of a country serve to express loyalty and educate the young. They reinforce national identity and provide cultural transmission through community rituals.
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