Townsend plan loses momentum amid political and economic turmoil
Political psychologists say support for the Townsend plan wanes as public sentiment shifts, with 200 dollar pensions debated down to 100 or liberalized pensions. The Black Committee probes anti New Deal contributions while inflation fears push inflationary talk and asset speculation in Washington. A proposed shift of federal relief to states is discussed as a cost saving measure. The stock market revives, margin rules tighten, and lobbying heats up as sports and industry battles unfold.
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Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Firm
John Medise and others transfer 143.42 acres in Original Huntington Township lots 5 and 6 Tract No to Alex Roc kai. Isabel Van Osdale as administrator sells Griswold Road Elyria property to Emily G. Doane.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
John Medise
Alex Rockai
Huntington Township
Isabel van Osdale
Emily G. Doane
Griswold Road
Elyria
Waver Buys Local Hotel. plans remodel
J C Waver Jr operator of the Lorain Hotel Lorain today purchased the Highway Hotel from H N Oberlander builder and owner for about 50000. Waver whose mother runs the Weaver Hotel Ken ton announced remodeling to begin at once. The Weavers have operated hotels in Toledo Marysville Clyde and several Michigan cities.
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J. C. Waver, Jr
Lorain
H. N. Oberlander
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Kenton
Weavers
Toledo
Marysville
Clyde
Michigan
Dorothea Zaileh Leads Amherst High Chapel Program
Miss Zaileh presided at the Amherst senior high chapel with Scripture reading and a county contest musical display. A Monday afternoon dance is planned by the chemistry class, plus a Lorain County Concert Ensemble performance at 7 39 p m under Gerald Krank. Fr Smith will speak after a brief business session.
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Wilford Bailey
John Cabot
Russell Krieg
Americus Vespucci
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Ponce de Leon
Edward Horvath
Frenry Hudson
Wilson van Hann
Champlain
Paul Shaffer
Balboa
Elmos Towne
Castor
Edwin van Keuren
Baby
the Fly
Lorain County
Gerald Krank
Fr. Smith
Mrs George Bruce Hosts Queen Esther Class Social
Mrs George Bruce of Henney avenue hosted the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church Friday evening. The event featured a social gathering and dainty refreshments. Present were one guest plus numerous members including Mrs. Jack Bruce and others. the March meeting will be at Mrs. J. B. Egeland’s home. The Men’s Prayer meeting of the Four Square Church meets tonight at Peter Becker’s Tenney avenue home.
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George Bruce
Henney Avenue
Methodist Church
Ruby Guild
Jack Bruce
H. H. Vankueren
R. H. Hearn
B. H. Ryan
J. G. Maxwell
Charles Mollison
Erwin Mollison
Casper Date
Leopard Wrage
A. J. Bauer
J. B. Egeland
Melvin Schroeder
Anna Mollison
Four Square Church
Peter Becker
Tenney Avenue
E. J. White Rites Set At Daughter’s Home
The body of 90 year old E. J. White of Toledo was shipped to Amherst. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the home of his daughter Mrs. James Nicholl on South Main Street with Rev. F. F. Hastings of Wake man officiating. Burial will follow in Brownhelm Cemetery under the O. H. Baker Co.
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Toledo
Amherst
James Nicholl
South Main Street
F. F. Hastman
Wakeman
Congregational Church
Brownhelm Cemetery
O. H. Baker Co
Betty Naomi Kreeger Dies in Funeral Rites at Zilch Home
The Zilch Funeral Home hosted a full afternoon service for Betty Naomi Kreeger with private home rites on Cleveland Avenue. Reverend M Trayes of First Evangelical, assisted by Miss Ida May DeVries of Foursquare, led the service. DeVries sang Take Up Thy Cross, George and William Garthe performed Be Still and Know with Mrs. Garthe on piano. Pallbearers included Clovis Wortman Elmore 0 Norwood Barnhardt Elyria Donald Ludwig Niel Ludwig Burton Jenne Ebner Cook. Burial followed at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Betty Naomi Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
M. Trayes
First Evangelical Church
Ida May DeVries
Foursquare Church
Miss DeVries
George
William Garthe
Local club events set for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Members of the Au Courant Club will be entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Geo. Smith in Elyria. The Past Matrons of the Eastern Stars hold a regular meeting at the Masonic Hall Wednesday evening with hostesses Mrs. I. G. Maxwell and Miss Edith Ehrman. Amherst Democratic Women's Club is to be entertained Monday evening at Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer’s North Main Street home.
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Au Courant Club
Legion supports Sustained Membership drive by Boy Scouts
Elmer Jonson Post American Legion met Friday at the club rooms and voted to back the Sustained Membership program by the Boy Scouts. They reported on bonus blanks filled out by ex soldiers with Legion help and urged nonparticipants to visit Amherst Furniture Store for blanks and assistance. The post allocated 15 dollars from recounts of a boxing show to the Boy Scouts and announced school awards arriving for display at Amherst Furniture Co. George Schroeder and Thomas Bruce were named to entertain at the next two meetings.
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Elmer Jonson Post Ofmerican Legion
Club
Legion
Boy Scouts
Amherst
Amherst Furniture Co
George Schroeder
Thomas Bruce
Amherst Weekend Visits and Local Obituaries
Mr and Mrs F W Bodemiller and family from Toledo spend the weekend with Amherst relatives. Mrs Margaret Brown formerly of Washington Street who broke her hip last August was admitted to Memorial Hospital Elyria for operative treatment. She had been living with Mrs Henry Gerber on Lake Avenue Elyria. Mr and Mrs Norman Wortman and son Clovis return to Elmore after two days with Amherst relatives. Mrs F Brownson of Ashland attended the funeral of Miss Betty Kreeger Friday.
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Junior
Edward Waldron
Joan
Stelen
Toledo
Amherst
Margaret Brown
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Brown
Henry Gerber
Lake Avenue
Norman Wortman
Clovis
Elmore
Ohio
F. Brownson
Ashland
Betty Kreeger
Mrs Mittendorf Hosts Just on Time Afternoon
Mrs Andrew Mittendorf hosted the Just on Time Thursday afternoon at her Detroit road home Avon Ohio. The gathering included card games and socializing among attendees. details of the afternoon’s conclusion were revealed at the close.
Public School PTA Meeting Features Child Welfare Talk
The Pp. T. A. of the Public School will meet Monday evening at the school auditorium with speaker William Oldham of Lorain, connected with the county probation office, to discuss child welfare. A play Washington at Valley Forge by the sixth grade reading class, a Lincoln reading, Evan Nord selections by the high school band accompany the program. The February meeting of St. Joseph parochial school PTA will be held Tuesday evening at the school hall with the Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Hagan, D. D., Cleveland, as speaker.
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William Oldham
Lorain
Washington
Valley Forge
Grace
Lincoln
Evan Nord
St. Joseph
John R. Hagan
Cleveland
Local club contest winners and meeting plans
Ben Fry captured first prize with Mrs. Ver non Fry second and Mrs. Joe Tomlin consolation. After the luncheon the hostess served, with the club slated to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. John Lear’s home.
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Ben Fry
Vernon Fry
Joe Tomlin
John Lear
Wilfords Attend Winter Formal in New York City
Perle and Charles Dale Wilford with friends traveled to Delaware on Saturday to attend the Sigma Kappa winter formal at Stuyvesant Hall. Clarence Thompson and wife visited Cleveland for the day. Andrew Mittendorf and wife spent Friday in Lorain. Alvin Walker and wife from Carlisle called on W. J. Barr and wife Thursday evening.
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Perle
Charles Dale Wilford
Delaware
Stuyvesant Hall
Clarence Thompson
Cleveland
Andrew Mittendorf
Lorain
Alvin Walker
Carlisle
W. J. Barr
Spiced Cranberry Jelly and Kitchen Tips
A compact set of home canning and cooking notes covering a spiced cranberry jelly recipe with 4 cups cranberries C vinegar C brown sugar cinnamon sticks and cloves, plus steps to wash pick simmer mash sieve mold and chill. Additional guidance explains cleaning a refrigerator weekly with a baking soda solution, sour cream usage and a Sour Cream Biscuits recipe, and cautions about using baking soda in green vegetables to preserve color without harming flavor.
Five Traditions Of Scouting Emphasized On Anniversary
Five traditions of the Boy Scout Movement are highlighted during the 25th anniversary and the 26th year of Scouting in the United States. The five are High Adventure Brotherhood Service Good Appearance and Scout Trained Citizens, emphasizing new experiences, universal friendship, community service, uniform standards, and long term training for youth.
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Boy Scout Movement
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Washington, D. C
William D. Boyce
Scout
Nineteen Truancy Cases Highlight January in Elyria
Elyria’s January truancy rose significantly from December with nineteen cases reported, more than tripling the five from the prior month. C. M. Williams, attendance officer, notes 92 cases investigated since the school year began and 141 absences and tardies addressed last month.
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Elyria
C. M. Williams
Focal
Williams
School reports certificates awarded by gender
The report notes 48 certificates granted to boys and 79 to girls. It also states that the school has issued 41 average certificates since the new school year began in September.
Ohio News In Brief: Ohio incidents and appointments
In Urbana Mrs. Thomas Thompson 81 is in serious condition after a heart attack while trapped by fire in Mechanicsburg. In Athens Dr Edwin W Chubb dean at Ohio University since 1907 will retire at year end to write and lecture. In Newark Earl Stebleton 14 dies from a fractured skull after being struck by a car. a brother Fred was killed in a crash eight years ago. In Columbus former Judge D Finley Mills of Sidney is named Common Pleas judge of Shelby County by Governor Davey to fill the vacancy after C C Hall’s death.
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Athens
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Fred
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Sidney
Common Pleas
Shelby County
Davey
C. C. Hall
Mills
Time zones relation between Shanghai and New York
The statement notes that when it is 12 noon in Shanghai, it is 11 p m on the preceding day in New York, illustrating the global time difference between the two cities. It emphasizes how time zones create a full day shift across longitudes.
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