Roosevelt policy and looming European war analyzed
The Washington Merry-Go-Round piece reports that U.S. foreign policy under Roosevelt is shaping around a major air power buildup and a firm stance toward Germany. It cites 1916 precedents, notes German air force growth, and argues war in Europe is likely within six to twelve months unless America can deter with superior aircraft and readiness.
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Everyday Movies and Recall Stir Avon Church Notes
Denys Wortman’s items note fakes and a caustic Senate remark plus recall of Ambassador Wilson. Roosevelt's policy hinges on Germany fearing prewar consequences. Avon Loyal Youths host Miss Eileen Higgins. 18 attend with teachers Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins. Plans include skating party and a lecture by J. Donner. guests include Mrs. Donna Myers and Admiral Dewey veteran. Council meets with routine minutes. 1939 appointments and storm sewer plans discussed. Next meeting set for January 9.
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Christmas program shines at Sunday School with gift sailboat
A successful Sunday School Christmas program featured piano, singing, recitations, and a young people’s play. A large white cabin cruiser named T. J. Hulse was gifted to the Sunday School by George Robinson. Santa distributed candies, Rev Crawford spoke of thanks, and each child received a candy box. Several local families were noted visiting or hosting over the holidays.
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Avon Lake Meeting Postponed By Church Group
Avon Lake notice that the Women's League of the Congregational church postpones the January 3 meeting to January 10 for a pot luck dinner and community gathering.
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Christmas Visions Across Ohio Colleagues and Guests Tabbed
Land and a mix of names from Ohio State and Baldwin Wallace appear as attendees and guests during the holiday season. Families from Columbus Berea Hudson Academy Duke College and Denison share Christmas visits with relatives and friends in Cleveland Parma and New York, reflecting civic ties.
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Christmas Guests and Local Arrivals in Elyria Area
Mrs. T. W. Blaine and daughter visit Elyria hosts A. J. Robinson. Mrs. Charles Austin stayed in Columbia three weeks. Rev. C. C. Maple traveled to Cleveland on business. Ralph Lowe of Chicago spent Christmas in the area visiting old neighbors. Grills shows improvement and can walk outside. Dinner guests at the Harrison home included Rev. Maple, Miss Schneider, and Miss Mary Steffin. Regional visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison of Pittsburgh and Mr. Harrison of North Olmsted. Mrs. Barney Bislich travels to Berea to care for daughter. Beryl Vessey and son Richard of Warren visited. Elizabeth Andrews and Harriet joined Andrews family. Rev. Maple, district superintendent, returned from Minnesota. Glenn Stranahan, Margaret, and Strobel hosted Christmas guests from Elyria. Robert Sweet of Ithaca, N. Y., spending the holidays here. Merton Baritter and L. A. Bainbridge noted at Bainbridge home. Bainbridge guest of honor for grandson’s birthday. William Harding hosted guests. Ed. Bainbridge visited Elyria. Ruth Osborn and Margaret Burkley home from college for holidays. Charles Black and Elmer Carver spent Christmas with Jack Cooper’s family in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
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Lakewood
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Columbia
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Cleveland
Ralph Lowe
Chicago
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Herbert Harrison
Pittsburgh
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North Olmsted
Barney Bislich
Berea
Frank Pitts
Hulse
Beryl Vessey
Richard
Warren
Janice
Eldred
Elizabeth Andrews
Harriet
Nee Andrews
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Margaret
Strobel
Robert Sweet
Ithaca
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L. A. Bainbridge
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William Harding
Ed. Bainbridge
Ruth Osborn
Margaret Burkley
Charles Black
Elmer Carver
Jack Cooper
Ypsilanti, Mich
Death at Old Bailey: Ratner Kills Self Before Sentence
Alexander Ratner, 61, an electric lamp maker, killed himself in a cell at the Old Bailey while awaiting sentencing for fraud. The act ends a long pursuit of justice as the court awaited the next judgment in the case. Russia reports a new football craze sweeping the country.
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