1933 to be a pivotal year in US politics and policy
Washington dispatch outlines 1933 as a year of major change with Roosevelt’s inauguration, war debt reconsideration, repeal of prohibition, and ratification of the lame duck amendment. It notes technology driven shifts in production, budget strains, and a sweeping sense that the new deal era may reshape the economy and society.
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Washington
Leet
Roosevelt
Hoover
America
Congress
Conese
Sullivan Arver-McAdoo Nuptials
Sullivan Arver McAdoo were united in marriage on Thursday December 1 1922 at Ashland in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev J K Armstrong at the bride’s home on West Walnut street. The couple were attended by L C Garver of Caledonia, a brother of the bride. The bride wore wine colored velvet with yellow pom pom corsage. bridesmaid wore brows crepe with chrysanthemum and swansonia corsage and amber necklace. A dinner for eight followed at the bride’s parents’ home centered with thysanthemums and yellow tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. ‘Armstrong
West Walnut Street
L. C. Garver
Caledonia
Vincent Church Notes Reflect Busy Sunday Schedule
The Vincent Methodist church announces a 7:30 P M Thursday board meeting for important business. The Ladies Aid meets Jan 5 with Mrs Becese and Mrs Penrod hosting. The service includes a children’s story by Rev Ashburn and sermon text from Mark 1 3 about preparing the way for the Lord. Attendance and class reports are noted with December averages around 100.
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Vincent
Methodist Church
F. A. Ashburn
Church
General Ladies’ Aid Society
George Becese
Martha Penrod
Ashburn
Community notes recount visits and illnesses in Lorain area
The article lists numerous local social visits and family events, including Langton and Harnish families visiting relatives in Lorain and Cleveland. It notes Merlin Monagan’s improved condition, ongoing illnesses among Gerrick children, and several Sunday gatherings at various homes. A funeral for Deforest Monagon in Elyria is recorded, with Reverend Ashburn presiding and Garfield cemetery burial. A New Year’s watch party and dance at Markley school are described, with proceeds to the PTA. Roadways near Logan Gas hills and Ford road hills were flooded but passable Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Harry Geltman
Hehman
Congregational Church
Sullivan High
Polk
Sullivan
Dewey Rook
Ettie Cole
Church of Ch
Church of Christ
Carlos
Clodwick
Crumling McAdoo
Gertrude Bennett
Black Earth
Wis
Charlotte McConnell
Harlan Kuner
John Arndt
New London
Ohio
Jennie Myers
Harvey Harrington
Guy Taylor
Ashland
Evelyn Holbrook
Henry Tolbrook
Hazel Arndt
Oberlinollege
O. C. Arndt
Howard Shick
Russel Ballou
Spencer
Ray Shick
W. H. Shick
Royce Arndt
Whitbuck
Theodore Langton
Homer Langton
George Langton
Columbus
F. H. Lewis
Cleveland
Shauver
Getridge
John Harnish
Frankie Reese
Ella Jane
Bonita Harnish
Merlin Monagan
William Gerrick
Bobbie Gerrick
John
T. M. Baldwin
Edward McGucken
June
Joyce
C. Westcott
J. G. Morris
William
W. H. Jones
Oberlin Avenue
I. A. McMillan
Twentieth Street
Lorain
Albert Keesel
West Dover
Vincent
Elyria
Martha Penrod
Markley
Farent Teacher Association
Murray Ridge
Logan Gas Hills
Ford Road
Birmingham Briefs Link Local Movements and Visits
Elyria shoppers visit by Mrs John Hostettler and family. Lolie Kingsley returns from Marion Indiana. Pearl Wilford stays with Collingwood family in Elyria. Latteman and son Clarence spend day in Elyria. Harry Ennis in Sandusky. George Avery visits Wellington. Mac DuRand visits town after Vermilion trip. Chester Henry and family visit Flint Michigan. Lucile Sanders visits Amherst grandparents and relatives in Elyria.
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Birmingham
John Hostettler
Ruth
Elsie
Gilbert
Elyria
Lolie Kingsley
Virgil Beck
Marion
Indiana
Pearl Wilford
Lodi
Collingwood
Phillip Latteman
Clarence
Harry Ennis
Sandusky
George Avery
M. Miller
Wellington
Mac DuRand
Ed. Prince, Jr
Vermilion
Chester Henry
Flint
Michigan
W. C. Henry
Lucile Sanders
Amherst
Holzaurer
H. A. Witheck
Edwin Sanders
Cal Buswell
Verna Gibson
Aletha Harr
Akron
E. G. Lesher
F. W. Brandau
Florence Claus
Oberlin
Mary May
F. H. Peck
A. J. Rice
Helen
Grace Rice
Amherst Township
George Cooley
Wm. Cooley
Harold Shepherd
Elmer Kneisel
Adam Kneisel
Henry Biehl
Biehl
Anna Gegenheimer
Vermillion
Adam Mentel
Lorain
Brownhelm Club Meets Brownhelm
Miss Caroline Herchler hosted R N C club members at her home for cards with twelve in attendance and a jolly evening. Lindy Class held annual Christmas party at Mrs Robert Kunelse home with potluck supper and gift exchange. Mrs Adam Claus Sr attended at Mrs A L Hill Lorain with County WCTU officers and delegates from other unions.
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T. N. O. Club
Brownhelm
Caroline Herchler
R. N. C. Club
Robert Kunelse
C. Pippert
A. J. Cooper
R. Wellmes
Robert Crumble
R. Knetsel
S. Moora
Ruth Whittlesey
Ruth
Christine Ladrach
Dorothy Baetz
Adam Claus, Sr
A. L. Hill
Lorain
Guests at Party and School News Almanac
Misses Emma and Ellen Dreschler attended a Friday gathering at Miss Joan Svete s home with bridge as a feature. Other items note travelers returning from vacations and staff changes at schools, plus local visits and a hospital stroke update. A Holland Michigan tulip display spans 26 miles in a single row.
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Emma
Ellen Dreschler
Lorain
Joan Svete
Local residents visit Vermilion and Elyria shops
Henry visited Vermilion on Thursday while Miss Doris Prince and Miss Louise Avery shopped in Elyria Friday afternoon.
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Elyria
Henry
Vermilion
Doris Prince
Louise Avery
London riflemen win Rufle shoot at Ohio Armory
NEW LONDON Me rifle team London riflemen win Rufle shoot at Ohio Armory last week finishing first with a score of 14. Attendees included Ira Suth Collinwood Jack Brace Batts Floyd Enderby and others. Families travel on Christmas visits and many residents return home after holidays.
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New London
London
ON. G. Armory
Ohio
Legatesto Lonssn
Ira
Suth Collinwood
Jack Brace
Batts Floyd Enderby
Ole
Henry ‘Tulk
Norman Smith
Xexla
George Well
Percy'p
Oberlin
Kelley Osborne
Tannersville
Jobless Man Earns Living By Great Foot Trip
Charles H. Williams a 70 year old painter searched for work last spring and started a self funded venture traveling on foot over 2 500 miles through six states with his wife. Their small cart carried shoe strings handkerchiefs and nick nacks attracting rural buyers in need of laces and handkerchiefs. Williams plans another journey next spring venturing into the eastern states.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles H. Williams
Williams
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