Fletcher Sees Failure Of New Deal
Philadelphia January 7 Henry P Fletcher chairman of the National Republican committee predicted the New Deal stricture is in danger of crashing He attacked President Roosevelts message as a political harangue and undignified from the nation s chief executive He charged Roosevelt with repudiating the entire philosophy and said the New Deal offers boondoggle relief projects that are only temporary
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Philadelphia
Henry P. Fletcher
National Republican Committee
Au Union Leena Club
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Congress
Amherst Business Men's Association Meets in January
Amherst O Jan 7 Twenty eight attended the annual Amherst Business Men's Association meeting at the Legion club rooms with Legion auxiliary serving supper The group discussed routine business and reports including recent money drawings A committee was to meet the village council on a coasting place for village children Officers elected for the year were John Egeland president W G Schaeffer vice president Walter Schulz secretary Raymond Sprague treasurer Retiring president Henry Kane and incoming president J B Egeland spoke Plans were made to hold another contest The February meeting will be in South Amherst with supper Open to members and families Special services at the Methodist church at 730 tonight The Past Matron of Eastern Starg will meet at the Masonic Hall Wednesday with a threen supper At six Past Patrons and wives invited The Eagles auxiliary meets at the F O E hall Thursday The Kings Daughters class of St Peters Evangelical church will meet Thursday at Mrs Walter Millers Woodhill Drive
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Amherst, O
Amherst Business Men’s Association
The
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
John Egeland
W. G. Schaeffer
Walter Schulz
Raymond Sprague
Henry Kane
J. B. Egeland
South Ambhergt
Legion Auxiliary of
South Amherst
Eastern Starg
Masonic Hall
Eagles
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Walter Miller
Woodhill Drive
League of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
F. O. E. Hall
Wing's Daughters
St Peters Evangelical Church
Church and fraternal meetings set for this evening
The January gathering of the Senior League at St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed meets in church parlors with new officers presiding. St. Paul Lutheran Men's Club convenes in the same venue tonight. A joint installation for Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias occurs at the K of P hall with a sauer Kraut supper to start.
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League of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Court battles and class struggle shadow Roosevelt era
A speaker condemns the New Deal as potentially unconstitutional, warning that the federal judiciary and constitutional rights are at risk. He accuses Tugwell Hopkins Ickes and the President of fueling a “cheap challenge” to repeal New Deal measures as Congress abdicates its powers.
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Tugwells
Hopkins
Ickes
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Congress
Mary Martha class elects officers at church meeting
The Mary-Martha class of the Congregational church held a meeting at Mrs. Clarence Farschman’s Cleveland Avenue home Monday evening. Mrs. J. W. Darling assisted as hostess. Officers elected were President Miss Minnie Sabiers, Vice President Mrs. Elmer Gall, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. J. R. Mackenzie. A social hour followed with poems read by Mrs. N. S. Hearn.
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Congregational Church
Clarence Farschman
Cleveland Avenue
J. W. Darling
Minnie Sabiers
Elmer Gall
J. R. MacKenzie
N. S. Hearn
Funeral for Harry Leuszler Held at Brownhelm Cemetery
The late home on South Main Street was crowded Monday with friends and relatives paying last respects to Harry Leuszler. Rev. F. E. Eastman of Wakeman officiated. Pallbearers included Frank Steele, Alex Cameron, George Parker, John Sabiers, Walter Miller, and James Nicholl. Burial followed in Brownhelm Cemetery with Masons in charge of services.
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Harry Leuszler
South Main Street
Leuszler
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman
Congregational Church
Frank Steele
Alex Cameron
George Parker
John Sabiers
Walter Miller
James Nicholl
Brownhelm Cemetery
Masons
New Officers Elected by St Joseph Sodality at Helen Gidlinski Home
The newly elected officers of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Joseph Catholic church met at Miss Helen Gidlinski’s Brookside Drive residence Monday evening. Plans for the year’s work were outlined and a social hour followed. Present were president Helen Gidlinski vice president Lena Gates secretary Florence Schmitz and treasurer Minnie Attie.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Helen Gidlinski
Brookside Drive
Lena Gates
Florence Schmitz
Minnie Attie
Community church groups schedule events this week
Senior League of St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church meets in the church parlors with sauerkraut supper. Special services at the local Methodist church at 7 30 p m tonight. Past Matrons of Eastern Stars gather at the Masonic Hall Wednesday with a six o clock threen supper and guests including husbands and past patrons. Eagles' Auxiliary and Wing's Daughters class of St Peters Evangelical church also hold meetings.
Altar Rosary Society Holds Annual Meeting at St Joseph
The Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph church met at the school hall for its annual session. Officers were re elected with Mrs George Menz as president and Mrs John Michael as secretary and treasurer. A card and bingo party is planned for Wednesday January 1ath Todo. Bingo and refreshments were served to 25 guests hosted by Mrs John Deltz Mrs John Heldrich Mrs Caroline Kelsh and Miss Mary Bauer.
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Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Church
George Menz
John Michael
Peter Nelson
John Deltz
John Heldrich
Caroline Kelsh
Mary Bauer
Amherst Townsend Club Holds Annual Meeting at Town Hall
The Amherst Townsend Club met at Town Hall last evening. After the business session, elections were conducted with results: president F Q O Fleming, vice president Mrs Henry Schriner, secretary B A Jenne re-elected, treasurer Mrs Pansy Harris. Next regular meeting set for Monday evening January 20.
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Amherst Townsend Club
Town Hall
F. Q O. Fleming
Henry Schriner
B. A. Jenne
Pansy Harris
Crusaders of Foursquare Church Hold Night Meeting
Mrs. George Garthe hosted Crusaders of the Foursquare Church on Hazel street. The gathering opened with a song service and business session planning services at public institutions next year. A Bible contest led by Oscar Klingenmier and Otto Bach crowned Wr Klingenmier’s team winner. Refreshments served to 10 members.
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George Garthe
Hazel Street
Foursquare Church
Oscar Klingenmier
Otto Bach
Wr Klingenmier
Rev Glen Horst Serves While Pastor Absent at Foursquare
Rev Glen Horst occupies the pulpit at the Foursquare church during the absence of Pastor Miss Ida May DeVries, providing steady leadership and preaching duties until her return.
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Glen Horst
The
Foursquare Church
Ida May DeVries
Snowy State Roads Get Quick Response from Workers
Heavy snowfall pushes the Ohio State Highway Department into action with ready crews. Maintenance men become minute men. plows, sand, salt, and ice removers are staged in division garages. Cooperation with the highway patrol improves snow removal, enabling rapid, accurate reports and swift deployment, costing $12,000 to $13,000 daily.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Department
Highway Department
West View Society Notes and Visits
West View items list a new baby born last week at Community Hospital Berea to Mr. and Mrs Ed Baehr. Grace Cooley visited Lulu Lowery and children in Cleveland. Rachel Anderson spent Christmas with the Conrad and Johnson families in Lakewood. Etta Edwards and Louise Thompson were ill but improved at home. Harold Schuster hosted New Year’s dinner with relatives on Columbia road. Ada Smith visited Rachel Anderson before leaving for Zion City Illinois for religious services.
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West View
Jane
Ed Baehr
Community Hospital
Berea
Grace Cooley
Lulu Lowery
Cleveland
Rachel Anderson
Conrad
Lakewood
Johnson
Etta Edwards
Louise Thompson
Harold Schuster
Columbia Road
Ada Smith
Zion City
Illinois
L. E. Camp
J. M. Chapin
R. A. Rowland
David Jones
Columbia Station
W. M. Missionary Society
Wilcox
Clara Speers
Olmsted Falls
Gertrude Barnum
Theresa Hickey
West Street
Albert Texas
Texas
PWA
Lake Erie
Francis Hickey
Ray Hickey
L. G. Bruce
Sue
Mabel McCracken
Edith Blodgett
East Sprague Road
Maurine Wood
Cook Road
Etheline Ingersoll
Adam Bryda
Adam Bryda, Jr
Benny Kopea
Stanley Kwiatkoski
John Bryda
Ruth Simmerer
Olmstead Falls
Clara Geisel
Mary Ingersoll
George Wienle
Julia Trapp
East Bagley Road
Leona Lewis
Lewis Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
W. E. Lewis
Detroit
Wilbur Parshall
Jamie
Alice Heath
Hlyria
Kugo Harbor
Michigan
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393
Wildey
Odd Fellowship
Olmsted Falls Town Hall
Mina
E. N. Chapin
Then
New York
New West View
Chronicle-Telegram
Sunshine Ladies mark Noble Grand's birthday at Sprague Road
Rebekah Lodge No. 393 honored Noble Grand Mrs. Ollie Bruce on her birthday at her Sprague Road home Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Otterson, Elster, Brown, Usher, Dorothy Usher, Mrs. Grace Cooley, Mrs. Thompson, Inglesors, and Mrs. Chapin, with gifts from Mrs. Edwards and Mr. Schuster who could not attend.
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Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393
Ollie Bruce
Sprague Road
J. J. Otterson
O. H. Elster
George Brown
Lee Usher
Dorothy All
Usher Road
Grace Cooley
West River Road
J. R. Thompson
H. C. Ingersoll
J. M. Chapin
West
Community notes from Olmsted Falls and Berea area
Local residents share holiday visits and gatherings at homes in Olmsted Falls, Berea, and nearby towns. Events include I O O F lodge activities, W M Missionary Society meeting, and a PWA program at the town hall featuring a Gypsy Band and other acts. residents travel and relocate, with multiple mentions of families, calls, and letters about new West View items in The Chronicle Telegram.
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New Deal
Pletcher
Pocahontas
A. Minnich & Sons
Amherst
Cleveland St
Central Hook
Stranger Than Fiction
the Bank
Elyria Savings & Irustc
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sodality
F. O. Fleming
Crusaders
Amherst Briefs
State Highway Dept
Minnie Neice
Susan Beach
Earl Shepherd
Carol Jean
Jack Huber
Helen Dowler
Wisconsin
Sarah Reynolds
Canton
New Philadelphia
Floyd Horst
John McGuire
Sandusky
A. C. Werner Rey F. E. Eastman
Hospital News
Fred Fazey
Ben Michael
Leavitt Road
Mike KI
Elyria Builder’s League
Henry Heidrich
J. M. James Don Barlow
James Giar
F. J. Hastings
Walter Keisler
T. Meeker
Treas
E. F. Monroe
Chas. Novothy
V.W. Schubert
C. H. Vincent
Lee Whitney Co
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Stewart-Warner
F. H. A. Plan Heldmyer Hardware
Broad St
Elyria Hardware Co
C. W. Barrel
Middle Avenue
J. J
Mosher
Harvard Avenue
A Minnich & Sons
O. P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
Wes
T Side Lumber
C. A. Persons, Mgr
Coal Co
Checker Cab
Wade Williams
Mgr
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Confidential Loan Service
Ioan
Citizens Budget Company
Lorain County
Elyria
Masonic Temple
Lorain
6Th Street
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
Lodi Street
Elyria Plumbing Supply Co. Plumbing
Temple Court
Inter-City Coal and Supply CO
Malcolm
Court
East Ave
Northern Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Cheatnut Street
Orehore's
Elyria Superior Electric CO
Middle Ave
E. Loeffler CO
J. C. Welch
Second Street
Imperial Oo
East Avenue
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