Oberlin College President Proposes Peace Program
Oberlin College President Ernest Hatch Wilkins outlined a twofold peace plan in a Finney Chapel address. He urged seven proposals for peace through international cooperation and cultural exchange, plus stricter neutrality laws and a national defense reorganization to limit arms. He noted many ideas align with existing Congressional bills and agency support.
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Oberlin, O
Congress
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
League of Nations
Foreign Commerce Commission
NYA
Department of State
Dr. Wilkins
War and Navy Departments
Department of
National Defense
Army
Navy
Wilkins
Needle Guild members host oyster supper in South Ridge
The Needle Guild Society and families held an oyster supper Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schroeder home. Supper was at 1 p.m. The setting featured St Valentine decorations and a sweet pea centerpiece. Cards and contests followed with many local guests in attendance.
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South Ridge
Needle Guild Society
Emil Schroeder
Clarence Lapp
Elyria
A. J. Haist
Lorain
Arthur
Government's borrowing seen to threaten economic recovery
The article warns that four main forces endanger the nation’s living standards. It cites government borrowing at low rates, the impact of a tax on undistributed corporate income, currency inflation driven by government securities sales, and pressure for spending over saving. It argues savings are being dissipated, reducing incomes for insurers, hospitals, colleges, and workers. It notes rich institutions rely on safe government securities, and that surpluses once funded growth and employment. It also reports on local Needle Guild Society activities and brief notices.
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Congress
Sayrs
Valen tines Bridge Club Hosts Evening Encores
Date, Mr and Mrs Clarence Peabody and daughter Annette and Mr and Mrs August Smith invited Elyria guests Minnie and Elsie Schroeder Helen Schultz Pauline Long Rebecca Smith. Mr and Mrs Rene Stang entertained the Married People s Bridge Club on Saturday evening with three tables. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Kreuger and Francis Ward. Refreshments were served. decorations followed Valentine Day. The club meets again in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger. Present were Mr and Mrs Maynard Gott Mr and Mrs Harland Schramm Mr and Mrs James Solida Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger and Mr and Mrs Francis Ward.
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Clarence Peabody
Annette
August Smith
Elyria
Minnie and
Elsie Schroeder
Helen Schultz
Pauline Long
Rebecca Smith
Rene Stang
Camden Baptist Ladies Aid hostess hosts out of town guests
Mrs. F. A. Perkins hosted the Camden Baptist Ladies Aid Society at her home on Wednesday. Out of town guests included Mrs. George Sedgman and daughter Pricilla of Oberlin, Mrs. Ruth Litzenberg of Amherst, and Mrs. Walter Miller of Sullivan.
Camden School Faculty Dinner at Oberlin Inn
The Camden School Faculty enjoyed a Wednesday evening dinner at Oberlin Inn with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Deeds, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baetz, Mr. and Mrs Trout, Miss Westlake, Miss Roth, Miss Jessie Mellor, Mrs. Nettie Wood and Kenneth Carpenter. The Camden P T A will meet at the school house on Tuesday evening February 16 at 7 00 p m. A program by Lorain County Music Ensemble directed by Gerald Franks will precede a talk by C A Gibbons county superintendent of schools. A social hour will follow.
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Camden School
Oberlin § Inn
Deeds
H. W. Baetz
Trout
Westlake
Roth
Jessie Mellor
Nettie Wood
Kenneth Carpenter
Camden Parent-Teachers Association
Lorain County
Gerald Franks
C. A. Gibbons
Reverend Clawson Listed Services At Local Church
Rev C C Clawson pastor with Sunday school at 19 a m preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 7 20 p m Mid week prayer 7 30 p m Thursday Mrs R J Davidson visiting daughter Helen in Akron John Scott reported Mr and Mrs George Miller guests of Ray Pader Elyria George Bickel and mother Mrs Co C Bickel visited Mrs Mary This fragment notes church activities and social visits during the period.
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C. C. Clawson
R. J. Davidson
Helen
Akron
John Scott
George Miller
Ray Pader
Elyria
George Bickel
Co. C. Bickel
Mary
Sunday Visitors and Dinner Guests Across Local Towns
Sunday meals and visits featured residents from Brewster Milan Lorain Berea Wakeman Homer and Penfield. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Squire Mrs Florence Squire and Mr Bradstock from Penfield. Local families hosted relatives from Ladd Ober Sharp Lenzing and Becker.
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F. E. Sharp
Madge
Community Notes From Elyria Conference and Local Visits
Rev and Mrs. C. C. Clawson and M. E. Perkins attended the Wednesday session of the Missionary Conference at Elyria Baptist church. Miss Westlake Miss Jessie Mellor and Mrs. Nettie Wood were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sharp. Jimmie and Jack Murphy of Akron visit their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Deeds attended the Brighton LaGrange basketball game in LaGrange Saturday evening. Alumni basketball teams will play at the school house Saturday evening Feb. 13. Claude Leninger of Pittsfield spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Leninger.
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C. C. Clawson
M. E. Perkins
Baptist Church
Claude Leninger
Pittsfield
L. Leninger
Wakeman News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Loretta Lucas of Collins spent the weekend with Laura Wessel. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoyt visited Sandusky. Joseph and James Iannetti hosted the Sophomore class at the Hoyts on Saturday night with games and refreshments. Mrs. C. S. Clark Jr. was called to St. Petersburg Florida this week.
Rural Women's Club hears care for the sick talk
Eaton Fifteen members and three guests met at Mrs. Anna Tildes home for a Rural Women's Club session. County Health Nurses Paddock and Agate led the helpful talk on caring for the sick. The next meeting is set for Friday March 12 at Mrs. Robert Traxler's home with Miss Alice Bird to discuss spring fashions and finishing touches in dressmaking.
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EATON
Rural Women’s Club
Anna Tildes
Robert Traxler
Alice Bird
Miss Georgia Hills Improves After Hospital Stay
Miss Georgia Hills was brought home from Lakewood Hospital to her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Hills last Thursday and is slightly improved. The Dick Reynolds family all have the flu. Little Billy Schmidt from Bayby is affected by his mother Mrs A B French illness. Mr and Mrs Henry Peck have gone to Gaineberg Florida to visit their children.
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Georgia Hills
George Hills
Lakewood Hospital
Dick Reynolds
Billy Schmidt
Bay
A. B. French
Henry Peck
Gaineberg, Fla
Ohio Hair Dressers Meeting Attendance Noted in Cleveland
Eleanor Breisch attended several Ohio Hair Dressers meetings in Cleveland. Charles Cooley suffers rheumatism. Mary Fay returns to school after illness absence. Arlene Clark of Ohio Wesleyan visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S Clark Jr.
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Eleanor Breisch
Ohio Hair Dressers
Cleveland
Charles Cooley
Mary Fay
Arlene Clark
Ohio Wesleyan
C. S Clark, Jr
Local Notes on Visits and Absences
Grace Peabody of Kent College spent a few days with her mother Mrs Beatrice Peabody. Eugene Holmes of Miami University spent time with his mother Mrs Eunice Holmes. Wanda Reigle was absent from school for illness. The Book Club met Thursday with Mrs W S Wood. Rev F E Eastman attended a ministers meeting in Columbus.
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Grace Peabody
Kent College
Beatrice Peabody
Eugene Holmes
Miami University
Eunice Holmes
Wanda Reigle
Book Club
W. S. Wood
F. E. Eastman
Columbus
Village Scout Visits Relatives Amid Week with Grandmother
Village spent the week end here with his grandmother Mrs Blanche Tite. His mother came for him Monday and the three spent the afternoon with Mrs B M Crowell and daughter Marian. Callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Cowley Sunday were Frank Honney Lee Terrell Mr and Mrs Harley Haskins of Car lisle Mr and Mrs Gordon Tite of Elyria Mr and Mrs Erle Cowley from North Olmsted and Clarence Cowley from Westview.
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Village
Blanche Tite
B. M. Crowell
Marian
Bernard Cowley
Frank Honney
Lee Terrell
Harley Haskins
Carlisle
Gordon Tite
Elyria
Erle Cowley
North Olmsted
Clarence Cowley
Westview
Eaton Grange Members Attend Henrietta Meeting
Ten Eaton Grange members attended the meeting at Henrietta last week including Mr and Mrs Charles Box Mr and Mrs Ben Munn Mr and Mrs J Myers Mr and Mrs Don Leach and the Misses Ethel Nichols and Donna Johnson.
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Eaton Grange
Henrietta
Charles Box
Ben Munn
J. Myers
Don Leach
Ethel Nichols
Donna Johnson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Miss Florence Smith and Mrs. Carlton Smith with children from Russia Township visited Mrs. James Morgan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mack dined with their son John in Elyria. George Harrison and Willis Cowley plan moves to Coleman and Heath places near North Eaton after the Harrisons depart. Fidelis Class party slated for Tuesday evening February 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Frank Bechtel
Nelson Bechtel
Pittsfield
Anna Burham
Mabel
Cleveland
C. Ernst
Fred Schubert
Phyllis Mae
Newton Baus
Margaret Baus
M. Bringman
Vermilion
Walter Fowel
Brownhelm
Mary Date
Charles Dute
James Sayers
Ridgeville
Frances Duniel
Eaton
Clifton Simms
George Knittle
Kathryn Kolbe
Middle Ridge
E. C. Frre
Joseph
E. Tedrow
Lorain
J. Kantor
North Ridge
Florence Smith
Carlton Smith
Russia Township
James Morgan
E. F. Mack
John
Elyria
George Harrison
Coleman Place
North Eaton
Willis Cowley
Heath Place
Harrisons
James Parker and Heaths Visit on Valentine Weekend
Mrs. Alice Heath and her son visited Hope on Saturday afternoon, with the Heaths seen calling and James Parker noted in the social round of local events.
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James Parker
Will Costes
Alice Heath and
Heath
Hope
Sunshine Benefitance marks long service farewell
The Sunshine Benefitance last Saturday evening was well extended. After twenty years of faithful service as chief operator, Mrs. Jennie Cole moved out of the telephone exchange this week. She has stored her goods and will reside with her daughter Mrs. Ernest Terrell in Cleveland. Miss Virginia Ross is sick. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mohler visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marriott in Avon last week.
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Jensnie Cole
Tetephone Exchange
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
Virginia Ross
Irving Mohler
Edward Marriott
Avon
California Gold Rush Awakens the World in 1849
Immense excitement spread as news of California gold reached every nation. The rush drew a million men abroad while port towns filled with men in red wool shirts, slouch hats, and cowhide boots, carrying pistols yet behaving peacefully as they waited for ships bound for the West.
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California
Seaport
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