Roosevelt Cabinet Surprise Sparks Plans for Roosevelt Administration
Roosevelt plans a cabinet to share the burden of government reorganization after January 1. Norman H. Davis is linked to the State Department while options include Joseph Kennedy for Navy, Col James Thompson for War, and Felix Frankfurter as a liberal legal adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
New York State
Tomorow
Adisors
Aong
Amber
Wen
Warm Springs
Hig
Norman H. Davis
Davis
State Department
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Navy
James Thompson
New Orleans
Felix Frankfurter
Frank Murphy
Minnesota
Newton D Baker
Qhig
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
George Dern
Utah
Frank Polk
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Carter Glass
Virginia
Clark Howell
Atlanta
John Cohen
Georgia
Revival Campaign Led by Rev. Samuel Murphy In Akron
Rev Samuel Murphy of Akron will conduct a three week revival here under Salvation Army auspices. First service Saturday at 7 45 P M and daily evenings except Mondays through January 15. Murphy previously led a revival here last January and recently completed a campaign at Marron.
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Samuel Murphy
Akron
Salvation Army
Murphy
Marron
Christmas Dinner Guests Visit Across Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Max Calkins and daughter Marilyn of Elyria spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs W W Callous. George Becker and children joined Mr and Mrs Glen Beecher in Wakeman for Christmas dinner. Will Geist hosted Christmas Day with relatives from Oberlin Elyria and Wakeman including Margaret Geist George Vergath and Warold Geist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Perkins
Chicago
F A. Perkins
D. T. Morgan
Roy Baker
Ashland
Emma Morgan
Greenwich
Guy Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Phyllis
Hugh Whitney
Fred Brumby
Ruth Morgan
Oberlin
Schweinfurth
Paul
Joe
Malyneaux
Sandusky
Dean Betts
Milan
Mable Bronson
Dayton
F. H. Bronson
G. A. Brumby
Lloyd Davidson
Elyria
Callie Bronson
Cleveland
Fred Bronson
G. B. Twining
Rev
Harold Twining
Medina
Bright Spots In Business World
New York Central Railroad weekly freight loadings reached 33 900 cars for the week ended December 24, up from 30 183 the same week in 1931. Toledo steel output for the current week is expected at 14 percent of capacity, up from 12 percent last week. Monetary gold stocks in New York rose to their highest in over a year amid better domestic business. U S exports of iron and steel products in November totaled 56 041 tons, up from 41 226 in October. Chicago Burlington & Quincy Freight loadings for the week ended December 24 were 16 885 cars, up from 16 323 last year.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Toledo
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Local families celebrate Christmas with expanded visits
Mr and Mrs Wm Brumby Sr host a Christmas dinner with L A Obitts Robert Wallace and families from Elyria Ann Arbor and Penfield plus Brumby and Whit ney households. Elyria and Cleveland guests drop by for Christmas Day and weekend visits across Fremont Milan Amherst and nearby towns.
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Wm. Brumby
L. A. Obitts
Robert Wallace
Elyria
Russell Obitts
Ann Arbor
Michigan
R. W. Baker
Sally Sue
Penfield
G. A Brumby
Will Brumby Jr
Hugh Whitney
Fred Brumby
Hazel Sandrock
Paul
Lois Bickel
Meda Sandrock
F. A. Perkins
Karl Perkins
Chicago
B. A. Perkins
FH. A. Fobes
Bernie and
Donald
M. E
Fremont
Lloyd Ladd
Nat Ladd
Dean Betts
Milan
Revil
Wm . Schweinfurth
Neile Obitts
Adrian Betts
Shirley Ann
Joseph Murley
P. E. Harding
Richard Harding
Cleveland
Lona Whitney
Ruth
Reva Nelle
Gus Mathers
Amherst
D. J. Clapp
Amherst News Briefs Include New Baby and Services
In South Amherst on December 30 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ammenhauser announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Ellen to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hillegass of Akron formerly Leona Bartlett. Funeral services were held for Mabel Wragg age nine at St. John's Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. A holiday pause affects choir rehearsal. Young Peoples league hosts a Christmas party at St. John's. Local births and visits noted include the Wilhelm family welcoming a son at Amherst hospital and several Cleveland visitors stopping by.
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South Amherst
Peter Ammenhauser
J. C. Hillegass
Akron
Mabel Wragg
George Wragg
Church Street
St. John's Church
C. 5. Schmidt
Albert Schneider
Jesus
John
Arthur Wragg
Edward
John Schacht
Evergreen Cemetery
Baker Co
Jacob Wilhelm
Churen Street
Amherst Hospital
Notable Quote on Happiness and Self-Respect
A reflection on happiness linking satisfaction of sentiments and interests with freedom from fear, pursuit of goals, harmony between desires and reason, and self-respect. The passage emphasizes inner balance and personal integrity as foundations of well being.
New Oberlin Christmas Party Brings Community Together
District No. 7 school hosted a Christmas program organized by Miss Margrave. Santa distributed gifts to the children and a movie titled Running Water followed. Numerous local families attended gatherings and visited relatives in Elyria and Kipton during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Miss Margrave
Santa
M. Wohleber
Urban Kinzel
Indian Hollow Toad
John Brackley
Elyria
Chris Justin
Art Dion
Charles Pallas
Theodoor Manns
John Emerich
John Webber
Kipton
Nick Smith
James Berry
Michael Smith
George Dion
Carl Schmitz
Art Nolan
Ruth Mor
Howard
Fisher
W. L. Pirk
Henry Ki
Schmitz
Clarence Peabody
Townline Road
Hackett
Akron
William Peabody
Carl Bates
Henriettta
Esther Manns
Youngstown
Eliza
Manns
KR. Hastings
Francis Barnard
Jean
Lola Barnard
Cleveland
Nick Strohmier
Eugene
John Wilt
Lucille Emerich
Christmas Hosts and Guests Across Clarkfield Area
A long Christmas list details numerous Clarkfield residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends in the region. Entries mention LeRoy Clapp, aviator from Michigan, and many families from Oberlin, Elyria, Willard, Norwalk, and North Fairfield. Several notes cover hospital stays and recoveries, including Fern Post and Harry Harwood, plus a Stars Installation report in Norwalk.
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Norman Davis
Samull Murphy
Gulf
Alfred Alten
Second St
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcolm Court
Sol
The
Ohio Public Service Co
Broad Street
P. T
Young Peoples League
St. Joh’s Church
Charley Kalb
John Browning
Lorain
John Dressler
Albert Bickel
Wm. Emery
Henry Kolb
Carl Gibson
Jack Delphin
Ridgeville
Crusaders
BEER
Fort Worth
Tex
Apy
Texas
Japan
Clarksfield
Dell Crandell
Clarence Harris
Frank Kettle
Harry Crandell
Val Shipman
Rochester
Nate Harris
Dude Benson
Wm. Franklin
Hanes
Ripton
Roy Harris
Bus Franklin
Ida Clapp
Ross Jones
Ona Jones
Finch
Orvie Blazer
Ed Barnes
O. A. Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Don Reynolds
McKay
Ohio
B. W. McClaflin
Rex Bracy
Norwalk
Leonard Burt
Clarence Reed
George Harwood
W. H. Harwood
Robert
Willard
Floyd Phillips
North Fairfield
Harlow Rounds
Clarence Rounds
J. C. Ames
Gordon McIntyre
Kenneth Hinnes
Clay Burrows
Mildred Carp
Dick Popp
B. C. Burt
Howard Burt
Carl Burrows
C. H. Burrows
George Smith
Wm. Campbell
Roy Campbell
Butler Road
Ray Bracy
New London
LeRoy
Ward Wilcoxen
Evans
Cambridge
Homer Merrill
Helen
Sarah Merin
Walter Lee
Lewie Johnson
Wellington
Almer McClaflin
John Lee
N. W. Lee
Lawrence Lee
Mildred Harwood
George McQuate
Mary McQuate
Urbana
Ralph Merrill
Howard McGlenn
Jennie Hutchenson
Theo Goodman
P. Petrach
Rose Heitigman
Schum
Frank Kettel
Lee Harris
Stewart Dyer
Fern Post
Harry Harwood
New London Hospital
Baugher
Danville
Clyde Lee
Ada Wilcoxen
Ona Russell
Ethel Hires
W. H. Stone
Eastern Stars
Harry Crandall
Avon
Austria
Billings
Mont
Juriex
Dora McDant
C. Wurst Hall
Hogm
Anay
Colonial Orchestra
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Lorain County
Bush & Kaiser
Grafton Road
Wayside
Vin Oberlin Road
Elyria City Limits
Sokol’s
Ay Radio
Philco
Buckingha
Axminster
Ae For
Petter Furniture i Pecan Sae
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