Monetary moves and crises shadow 1937 outlook
Roosevelt era talks hinge on currencies and creditors as Hull aides discuss pound franc yen and dollar. Reports forecast improved conditions in 1937 if war is avoided, with 1929-37 industrial gains and unemployment declined to about 5,000,900. SEC expands reach, court rulings loosen restraints on securities regulation, while other commissions fear Supreme Court limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Herbert Foss
Treasury
Hull
Blum
Hitler
Japan
Italy
Mussolini
Britain
Great Britain
U. S
France
Sieel
Europe
Orient
Morgenthau
New Deal Legaliies
Supreme Court
SEC
Sutherland
ICC
Federal Trade
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Sloan
New York
Landon
CIO
Sloan-Lewis
Kidney cleanses and guaranteed Cystex remedy ad
An advertisement touts kidney cleansing with a guaranteed prescription named Cystex. It warns of symptoms from kidney or bladder disorders and promises new vitality within 48 hours or a money back guarantee. The offer cites a $10,000 bank deposit and urges contacting a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Calif
Anti-Trotsky Trials and U.S. Policy Comparisons Stir World View
An analysis notes private cynicism toward Moscow trials and Stalin's five year plan lag, while Roosevelt patches policy with Latin America and defense of the Monroe Doctrine. It surveys the clash of liberal critics and Supreme Court doubt, GM labor tensions, flood-driven economic shifts, and stock market reflections from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalin
Roosevelt
Trotsky
American Liberty League
New Deal
Washington
Hull
San Domingo
Sam
Caribbean
U. S
New York Bank
Woodrow Wilson
Amherst Knights and clubs schedule diverse events
This week in Amherst lists Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters meetings with birthday party reveals and gift exchanges. The Mary Martha class gathers at Mrs Albin Wagner’s home, the Past Chiefs club hosts, Eastern Stars Husbands Night, Eagles Booster party with chicken dinner, Elmer Johnson Post Legion meeting, and a PTA card party at the public school gym with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main Street
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Stone City
The
Eastern Stars
Eagles
F. O. E. Hall
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Parent Teacher Association of the Public Scool
Local Church and Club Meetings Ahead This Week
The Men’s Club gathers Wednesday at Ray Jewett’s home in Elyria with L. B. Hindman as guest speaker. The Philathea Bible class holds its February meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Coverdale’s home with hostess assistants and a Valentine party. The Women’s Union meets Thursday at the church parlors featuring mite box ingathering. The choir rehearses Friday at 7 30 p m in the church parlors. A German service is planned for Sunday morning at 8 30 a m with Sunday School and English service at the usual times, plus a flood relief collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jewett
Washington Avenue
L. B. Hindman
Elyria
Philathea Bible
Fred Coverdale
Milan Avenue
William Heller
Edith Heller
Women’s Union
Meeting of Harris street adult young people postponed
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Foster on Harris street were noted. The weekly gathering of the adult young people has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Foster
Harris Street
Church Board Meets This Evening at Seven
The official board monthly meeting is set for this evening at seven at the church. The Ladies Aid Society quilting session takes place Tuesday at Mrs. Jessie McLean’s Harris Street starting at one. Thursday evening a gathering with Mr. and Mrs. I G Maxwell on Park Avenue. Choir rehearsal Friday at the Maxwell residence seven. The Men’s Brotherhood holds a business and social at the church parlors Saturday evening. all men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jessie McLean
Harris Street
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Maxwell
Men's Brotherhood
Young Ladies Catholic club bingo party at school hall
The Young Ladies Catholic club sponsors a bingo event at the school hall Tuesday evening starting at eight o'clock. Prizes include a door prize. Candlemas Day is observed Tuesday at the eight o'clock mass followed by St. Blaze's Day on Wednesday and Blessing of threats after mass and at the evening service. Friday devotions honor the Sacred Heart and next Sunday morning the Altar Rosary society will receive Holy Communion in a body at the eight o'clock mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Catholic Club
Sacred Heart
Altar Rosary Society
Crusaders Prayer Meetings Schedule in Brownhelm
The Crusaders prayer meeting is set for this evening at the parsonage on Washington avenue. The ladies meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Gringle’s home. Wednesday evening features praise and prayer led by Mrs. Glen Horst, and Friday evening’s service is led by the young people. The men’s prayer group gathers Saturday evening at H. A. Williams’ home on Shupe avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Washington Avenue
Arthur Gringle. Brownhelm
Glen Horst
H. A. Williams
Shupe Avenue
Church Parlor Meetings This Week
The Men’s Club meets Tuesday evening at the church parlors. The Ladies Aid Society holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. The Junior Walther League gathers Friday evening at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Junior Walther League
Church meetings announced for midweek and weekend
The cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the parsonage. A joint session of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary societies will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Springer’s home on Franklin avenue. The church council gathers Thursday evening at Werner Zilch’s home on Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Saloon League
C. O. Masters
T. J. Williams
Rev. Hayes
Kenneth Alexander
William Huttenlocher
Elen Shibley
F. Wilkinson
Cleveland
Shirley Sweet
Clarke Hogue
June Carter
The
Ladies Society
Mrs. King
Jackson Street
Ladies’ Aid and Woman’s Missionary Societies
Carl Springer
Franklin Avenue
Church Council
Werner Zilch
Park Avenue
Funeral services held for Bert Standen at Collinwood Memorial
Relatives attended the services for Bert Standen at Collinwood Memorial in Toledo on Saturday. Present were Mr and Mrs Harry Standen with son Robert from Amherst, Mr and Mrs Gus P Zileh also of Amherst, and Mrs Marion Pollard along with Mrs S A Kurtz of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Standen
Collinwood Memorial
Toledo
Harry Standen
Robert
Gus P. Zileh
Amherst
Marion Pollard
S. A. Kurtz
Lorain
Admissions and discharges at local hospitals
Mrs Roy Hete brand of R. D. 1 was admitted and gave birth to a baby girl. Discharges include Mrs George Thompson and baby girl from North Main street and Mrs Tresch and baby girl from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hetebrand
George Thompson
North Main Street
Tresch
Lorain
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Monger held at Baker Funeral Home
Funeral rites for the late Mrs. Mary Monger were held Sunday afternoon from the Baker Funeral Home with Rev F E Eastman Wakeman of the Congregational church officiating. Pallbearers were relatives and burial occurred at Cleveland Street Cemetery. Briefs mention Mr and Mrs Robert Zilch receiving guests and returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Monger
Baker Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman
Congregational Church
Cleveland Street
Couple Returns From Eastern Honeymoon
Betty Lou Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schroeder, will reside at 630 Church after returning from an eastern honeymoon. She has been seriously ill but is reported somewhat improved. Miss Mary Lahiff of Kent College spent the weekend at her Cleveland avenue home. Miss Lois Stiwald of Columbus visited her family on Church street. Mrs. W Grugel is visiting Detroit relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Betty Lou Schroeder
Adam Schroeder
Mary Lahiff
Kent College
Cleveland Avenue
Lois Stiwald
Columbus
W. Grugel
Detroit
Young People’s League Meets at St John’s in February
South Amherst February report reveals the January meeting of the Young People’s League held at St John’s Evangelical and Re formed church. Routine business was transacted and a social hour followed with Flora and Edward Schneider as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Young People’s League
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Flora
Edward Schneider
Legions Auxiliary meal at Mrs Mori home tonight
Mrs Paul Mori opens her home to the South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary this evening. Her daughter Betty will assist with the serving. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mori
South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary
Betty
February Meeting of Royal Neighbor Lodge Set at Swiss Hall
The February meeting of the Royal Neighbor Lodge will be held at Swiss Hall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Wo man's Union to Meet at St John's Church Wednesday
A regular Wo mans Union meeting is scheduled at St. Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church for Wednesday afternoon. Every member is asked to attend and bring their bank offering boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mrs Heathcote Improves After Illness At Home
Mrs. Joseph Heathcote who had been ill at her home for three weeks is reported very much improved as she continues her recovery under quiet care and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heathcote
Avon Lake Women holds all day church meeting
The Women's League of the Tuesday at the church will meet all day with a pot-luck dinner at 12 30 hosted by Mrs Hi B Drake Mrs C V Rodgers Mrs E R Allen and Mrs Ralph Morrison. A business meeting follows and a program on the Friendship Sister system formed a year ago will be heard. Miss Thearing missionary from China will speak. A large attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Hi. B. Drake
C. V. Rodgers
E. R. Allen
Ralph Morrison
Friendship
Miss Thearing
China
Don Barnes Operated For Appendicitis At Lorain Hospital
Don Barnes of Lake Road underwent an early Sunday morning operation for appendicitis at St. Josephs Hospital in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barnes
Lake Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Jolly 12 Hostess Mrs Ella Snyder Wins Cards
Mrs Ella Snyder hosted the Jolly 12 at her home Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Edd Buswell Mrs Carl Payne and Mrs Snyder. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Snyder
Edd Buswell
Carl Payne
Snyder
Afternoon Five Hundred Meets for One O'Clock Lunch
The Afternoon Five Hundred held a Thursday luncheon with Mrs. Art Hinz. Honors were awarded to Mrs. Martin Corlett. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Dell Dunning on Jaycox Road. Community members and visiting families were noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckstein of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krebs moving to Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Hinz
Martin Corlett
Dell Dunning
Jaycox Road
Hastings Bean
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Frank Eckstein
Cleveland
Tom Bailey
Rudolph Krebs
Center Road
Dover
Wayne Black
Joe Cajka
C. Vokoum
Poly-Clinic Hospital
Betty Osterland
Avon Lake
George Horst
Walter Mitchell
Art Hudson
Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Magicians and wizards study savage land powers
The text notes that in savage countries on the lower Congo eighteen classes of specialists exist. Some magicians specialize in causing rain and drought while others focus on driving away comets and related phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Congo
Avon Morning Glory Club Meets at Kilogehtrn Home
Mr and Mrs Ed Kilogehtrn hosted the Morning Glory Club in Avon on Saturday February 1. Prizes were awarded to Mrs William Fisher Miss Theresa Wagner and Mrs Charles Wilford after a card night. Lunch was served and the group will meet again in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Ed Kilogehtrn
Morning Glory Club
William Fisher
Theresa Wagner
Charles Wilford
Church Guests and Local Figures Highlight Weekend
Mrs Clara DeRussy spent the week at her son Allan De Russys Cleveland home. Attendees at the Baptist Church anniversary meeting included Mrs Herbert Lanthorp and son Elyria Mrs Krause and daughter Gertrude and Mrs Clark of Cleveland. Clinton Forthofer of Ohio State and Ruth from Kent University visited their parents Joe Forthofer Jr. Vivian and Margaret Welle of New London and Idonna Pierman of Ottawa visited the Barr home. Rev Worth of Holy Trinity is on vacation. Rev Conley covers. Fred Sturznickle and daughter Jean of Cleveland visited Charles Wagner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara DeRussy
Allan DeRussy
Cleveland
Herbert Lanthorp
Elyria
Krause
Gertrude
Clark
Baptist Church
Clinton Forthofer
Ohio State University
Ruth
Kent University
Joe Forthofer
Vivian
Margaret Welle
New London
Idonna Pierman
Ottawa
W. J. Barr
Rev
Worth
Holy Trinity Church
Conley
Fred Sturznickle
Jean
Charles Wagner
Meeting notice at Rev Eastman’s River Street home
A church or group plans a follow up gathering at the home of Rev Eastman and Mr Jones on River Street next Wednesday. The text indicates a small attendance and mentions involvement by Rev and Mr E Eastman and a reference to Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Wednessy
Paul
E. Eastman
River Street
Community Club Meetings and Socials This Week
Grange will meet Tuesday at the Grange Hall on Pleasant Street. Division No. 3 gathers Wednesday at Mrs. 8. G. Stiles home with Mrs. Sites leading. tureen lunch planned. Bridge Club meets Thursday with Eletha Steele on Cooper Street. Gibson Lodge No. 301 F. & A. M. meets Friday at the Masonic Hall. Loyalist Class socials Friday at the Todd home hosted by Mrs. Winthrop French, Mrs. Blaine Hurst, and Mrs. Robert Hoyt for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Evans
Grange Hall
Pleaant Street
Division No
G. Stiles
Sites
Bridge Club
Eletha Steele
Cooper Street
Gibson Lodge No. 301
Masonic Hall
Curtis Todd
Congregational Church
Winthrop French
Blaine Hurst
Robert Hoyt
Wakeman Township Raises Funds and Supplies for Flood Sufferers
Wakeman Township residents pledged nearly 400 dollars and donated a large amount of food and clothing to aid flood victims in the southern part of the state. The Boy Scouts assisted in collecting the contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman Township
Boy Scouts
Wakeman News Notes
Mr and Mrs W W Hooker moved into the house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Russell Mantz on Pleasant Avenue. Mrs Earl Green and her children of Brighton visited the former's father C M Kenyon. Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt called on Beulah Derr in Hartland on Tuesday.
Bible Class Meets Weekly Assembly Starts
The Weekly Bible Class met at the church hall with a small group of local parishioners in attendance. No additional program details were provided in the readable text.
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FDR
Congress
NRA
TVA
Alfred Sloan
Perkins
John Lewis
White House
Labor Department
Lewis
Lewis Outfit
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Richard Whitney
Stock Exchange
Wheeled
Whitney
C. McClure
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Ohio
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amherst, Ohio
Lorain County
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
ST. Peter's E. and
ST. Joseph Church
Foursquare Church
ST. Paul Lutheran
First Evangelical
Standen
Hospital News
Robert Zilch
Y. P. L. Meets
Royal Neighbors
Woman's League
JOLLY
Carters
Big Ben
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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