Senator Pittman Attacks Isolation Policy on Radio
Boake Carter reports Senator Key Pittman chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee issued sweeping criticisms of isolationism. He asserts limits on aiding repressed nations while praising Britain and France and touts resistance to encroachments, drawing on historic examples to question current policy.
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Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
United States
Moscow
Mr. Pittman
Austria
Ethiopia
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Europe
Africa
Haile Selassie
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Contagion Waning in Elyria Health Report
Elyria health department notes a easing of three common diseases after a busy month. 14 scarlet fever cases remain under quarantine with several ready for release while new cases of chickenpox and whooping cough decline.
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Elyria
Health Department
Kathryne Fulton
S W O C Lodge To Meet Tuesday
S W OC Lodge 1104 in Lorain will hold an important meeting on Tuesday February 28 1939 at 7 30 pm in Kohlmeyer Hall 81 Pearl Avenue. Open Hearth Foundry and Bessemer Departments will be included and all members are urged to attend led by Committeeman Thomas Buttle.
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S. W. O. C. Lorain
Kohlmeyer Hall
Pearl Avenue
Foundry
Bessemer
S. W. OC
Thomas Buttle
Pittman Defends Policy While Attacking Appeasement Critique
The speaker denounces appeasement as immoral and destructive and accuses Chamberlain and allied leaders of failing to prevent war. He asserts Germany Italy and Japan seek domination, compares Latin American dictatorships to British parliamentary systems, and warns against a future American dictatorship by sycophants after war ends.
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Hitler
Pittman
Asia
United States
Latin America
Germany
Italy
Japan
Mussolini
Jonan
America
Chamberlain
England
France
Britain
Patriotic Program Held at Markley School
Vincent Markley School presented a Thursday afternoon Patriotic program honoring February birthdays. The event featured a kickoff by Mr.
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Vincent
Markley School
Cary of Chapeer 31 T Cary the incidents of the next week were like a game of checkers
Cary endures a week of alternating hope and trouble as Tony stabilizes Red Roamer and California Rose while Lucretia reels from a night with a San Francisco doctor. Cary learns of a rumored secret marriage involving Ellen Tarkington, assesses Lucretia’s mood, and waits for further developments in the ongoing domestic drama.
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Cary
Tony
Jim Constance
Red Roamer
Sayine ‘Howdy Judge
California Rose
Lucretia
Lou
Pet
Sarah
The
Trec
San Francisco
Catalina
Avalon
Ana
Ivy
Yuma Ariz
Paw Norris
Ellen Tarkington
Robert R. Tarkington
Us.n
Lindbergh Field
Togethe
New York
Funerals for Local Residents Held in Erhart and Cleveland
Funeral services were held for Mrs. George Hury of Erhart at St. Marin's Church on Tuesday morning. J. Suczinski also had a funeral at the same church, with Rev. Fr. Schaefer presiding. The body was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery in Cleveland. Mrs. Carl Huck joined Mrs. D. Fasoli of Brunswick for a meeting in Columbus on Thursday.
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Fat Valley City
George Hury
Erhart
St. Marin’s Church
J. Suczinski
Schaefer
Calvary Comntery
Cleveland
Carl Huck
D. Fasoli
Brunswick
Columbus
Loyal Workers Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Morris Home
The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist Church held a bi weekly meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J G Morris home with thirteen members present. Mrs Leroy Rhone led the session and prayers were recited. Visitors Miss Edith Hurlbut Mrs L Goode and Miss Ella Tilden attended. Mrs Goode joined the auxiliary. Sunshine Fund and routine business were settled. needlework and a special hour followed. refreshments including a salad course were served. Mrs Heck invited the group to meet again Wednesday afternoon March 8.
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Loyal Workers Auxiliary
Methodist Church
J. G. Morris
Leroy Rhone
Edith Hurlbut
L. Goode
Ella Tilden
New Rule For Calculation Of Wage Benefits
L B Lancashire of the Elyria Ohio State Employment Service announces a new rule for calculating unemployment benefits. The rule uses the most recent full time weekly wage from the last completed calendar quarter or, if indeterminable, total earnings divided by weeks employed. It follows a Social Security Board suggestion and the Franklin County court decision.
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L. B. Lancashire
Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service and Unemployment Compensation Commission
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Social Security Board
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Commission
Lancashire
Wellington Grange Meeting Chooses New Master
The Wellington Grange held a meeting last week with Joe Mc Conn presiding replacing the retired Earl B Jameysen. Debaters on the affirmative were Blanche M hrman Willam Bar ber and Joe McConnell while Arthur Meson spoke for the negative with Mrs Ruth Whitney and Mrs Bea ice Arbor assisting. Karl Perkins served as timekeeper.
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Joe McConn
Met‘ng
Wellington Grange
Nstead
Earl B Jameysen
Debkaters
Blanche M Hrman
Willam Barber
Joe McConnell
Arthur Meson
Ruth Whitney
Bea‘ice
Arl Perkins
Revival Meetings at First Methodist Church
Nightly revival services begin at 5 30 p m at the First Methodist Episcopal church except Saturdays with Rev Lenzo S Green assisted by Billy Barker and Cleveland City Mission workers. A 6 20 p m covered dish supper is held in the basement. Friday evening is sponsored by the Homebuilders class with guests from the Mission. At 7 30 p m forty Homebuilders fill the church loft for a song service led by Billy Barker.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elssine
Lenzo S. Green
Billy” Barker
Cleveland City
Billy Barker
Welch
Storch
Vienist
Termination of Average Wages Policy and Automatic Adjustments
The text states that average wage termination will trigger automatic adjustment checks for claimants. Future pay orders will be calculated using the new rule after claimants receive their adjustment checks.
Nurse Hosts Card Party and Dinner in Forest Steel
Thursday evening Miss Helen Sunliff entertained friends at Tip-Trep Tea Room Forest Steel with Pinochle and Chinese checkers, followed by a lively dinner at 11. Guests included Mr and Mrs Heyes, Mr and Mrs De Conde, Mr and Mrs Worces ter, Stuart Wells and Mars S. The nurse returns to Chicago this week. Mrs Theodore Warner hosted a dinner-bride at Tip-Tom Tin Room Friday with six tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Webber BeVier, Margeret Warner, Mrs Carol Wight, Jeannette Warner and Mrs E Lerrick.
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Helen Sunliff
Cook Cunty Hospital
Chicago
Forest Steel
Harrd Heyes
da Conde
Howard Worcester
Stuart Wells
Mars
Theodore Warner
Webber BeVier
Margeret Warner
Carol Wight
Jeanntte Warner
E. Lerrick
World Day Prayer Service Held at Mrs Sett An Earnest Afternoon
A World Day Prayer service was conducted by the Philadelphia class of the M. E. Church at Mrs. Sett An ’riday afternoon. Mrs. A. B Southard presided and Miss Florence Stacr led the services. A committee served refreshments to twenty.
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M. E. Charea
Sett
Temple O E S Holds Regular Meeting and Initiates
The Temple Chapter O E S held a fall Tuesday night meeting at 7 30 with the initiation of one candidate and refreshments noted. Lorain County Dairymen’s banquet is set for La Grange High School on Monday night. Wellington Grange meets Wednesday evening March 8 with a legislative committee planning another debate and mock trial soon. Pomona Grange gathers in Oberlin Saturday March 4 with eligibility open to all in good standing.
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Temple Chapter
Lorain County Dairymen’s
la Grange High School
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
M “Ire
Elyria
Floyd Irish
Here
Wellington Grange
Pomona Grange
Oberlin
Pomona
Social News Brief From Falls Clinic Visit
Mrs Lena Matcham was dismissed in the Falls Clinic to her home in Brighton on Friday afternoon. Mrs Mary McCoy and daughter Ruth of Akron, Miss Jane Hubbard of Chatham were weekend guests of Mrs Charles Shepard and family. Attorney Robert L Walden and Everz C Overbacher have returned.
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Lena Matcham
Falls
Brighton
Mary McCoy
Ruth
Akron
Jane Hubbard
Chatham
Charles Shepard
Robert L. Walden
C. Overbacher
Local Social Notes From Florida Trip and Areas
Reading shows a jumble of names and events from a Florida visit including Glen Outridge and Ox Clydp, Mrs B F Keeling ill, Mrs A M Bessett improving, and Kent residents. Mentions a tea at Meg and Meg FP events, with notes on marriages and ongoing social duties.
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Florida
Glen Outridge
B. F Keeling
A. M. Bessett
Alfed
Ore
Kent
Marin Tan
Booneeran
Jonnie Smith
Palalia
Ems Eeunls
Mittendorf-Cube Hosts Evening Gathering at Morning Glory Cub
Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf hosted Morning Glory Cub at their Avon home on Feb 25. Guests included Mrs William Fisher Mrs Frank W Dechant and Mrs Louis Dechant. After cards, refreshments were served and the couple will entertain the group again soon at two desks hosted by Mr and Mrs C T Wilferd.
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Avon
Andrew Mittendorf
Morning Glory
Sturday
William Fisher
Frank W. Dechant
Louis Dechant
Trey
C. T Wilferd
Baptist church meeting at Fisher home
Prayer meeting and Bible study of the Baptist church will be held at the Fisher home 215 Detroit road Bay Village Thursday evening March 2.
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W. J. Barr
The
Baptist Church
Fisher Homes
Datroit Road
Bay Village
Jolly Tea Club Hosts Doris Gough on Saturday
Doris Gough hosted members of the Jolly Tea Club Saturday afternoon at her home. The group played cootie, then shared a six o'clock dinner. Jack Doner of Cleveland, who fought at Manila, will speak at the Baptist church Tuesday evening February 28 under Loyal Youth Sunday school class auspices. No admission charge. The public is invited.
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Wellington, O
Anna Buswell
Floyd Buswell
M. E. Church
Beethoven
Gounod
Nollet
Saint - Saens
Mics Buswell
W.H. S
Perse
Mss Buswell
Janet Carine
Richard Buswell
Broher
Miss Buswell
Iveta Page
Doris Gough
Jolly Tea Club
Jack Doner
Cleveland
Win Dewey
Manila
The
Baptist Church
Loyal Youth
Visit Highlights from Cleveland Guests Weekend
Ms. Henry Schenck of Cleveland visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Barrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iva Gouch hosted Evan Roller and Clarence Shiuiz of Calumpiana as Sunday guests.
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Henry Schenck
Cleveland
Saurday
N. J. Barrs
Iva.Gouch
Evan Roller
Clarence Shi Uiz
Calumpiana
Widow Margaret Gaul Leaves 126 Descendants
Mrs. Margaret Kellar Gaul died at age 93 leaving 126 surviving descendants. She was twice married and is survived by 11 children and 75 grandchildren.
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Watlatown
N. Y
Margaret Kellar Gaul
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Paul
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Porty
Stamco
Slyria
Ohio
Second Street
Wellingt Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Ora M Shepard
Burke
Glory Girls
Barker
E. L. Shaw
Mary Pitts
Artie B
Apties Held
Aveg
Morne Gory
Prayer Meeting
BAS
H. P. Econore
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Oldsmobile
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