Italy Ready To Adopt Strict Neutrality
ROMD Jan 7 Italy proposed to withdraw support from the Nationalists in the Spanish civil war if other nations pull aid to the Loyalists. The note accepts non intervention in principle but seeks reservations, calling for a broad ban on volunteers, subscriptions and propaganda and demanding international agreement.
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Italy
Spain
Germany
Portugal
International Committee of Non-Intervention
London
France
West View News Notes Highlights and Local Socials
West View reports a serious accident on Sprague Road injuring Mike Surman and damaging his car beyond repair. Community hospital care followed. Officers installed at Olmsted No 1619 with S. W. Jennings as installing officer. Numerous New Year visits and society gatherings noted, including W. M. Church activities, hospital board nominations, and local residents’ holiday travel and collisions of calendar events.
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West View
Mike Surman
W. Sprague Road
Sprague Road
Olmsted No. 1619
S. W. Jennings
Dutch Road
O. H. Elster
Usher Road
Anna Herman
Tillie Schuster
Raymond Hermann
R. Heath
Alice Heath
Austin Fish
LaGrange
Perry Clevenger
Rose Heath
Elmer Donally
Elyria
Elsie Henke
Parma
Frank Herman
Rachel Anderson
Faye Wood
Edith Blodgett
Cleveland
Lakewood
Laura Hammond
Valley City
Missionary Society of the
W. M. Church
Bertha Herman
Pilgrim
North Olmsted
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
New books across religion history travel and home building join the Elyria Library shelves this week. Titles include In Quest of Contentment by Greenoble and The Paradoxes of Jesus by Sockman among others by Shaw Clendening Whitman Peters Hungerford Hulbert Welzl Winkler Charnwood Sandburg Ponafidine Harrita Glasscock Lockhart and Sockman.
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Elyria
Edna G. Moore
Greenoble
Shaw
Clendening
Whitman
Peters
Lockhart
Paradoxes of
Jesus
Sockman
Be rea community notes on visitors and weddings
Last week several Cleveland visitors stayed with relatives in Berea Olmsted Falls and Berea. Rae Gibbons from Cleveland visited her aunt Grace Cooley. Jessie Pickard and Bernice Bryda attended the Zapfjer Wolfe wedding at St Marys Be rea. A large group attended the Zapier wedding reception at St Adelbert Hall Berea.`
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J. M. Chapin
Rae Gibbons
Cleveland
Grace Cooley
A. C. Bruchler
Charles Handwerg
Jessie Pickard
Bernice Bryda
Zapfjer-Wolfe
St Mary’s Church
Front Street
Berea
J. R. Thompson
Charles Bonsey
O. H. Elster
Olmsted Falls
Elnora Grospitch
Dale
William Quinn
Ollie Bruce
Ella Leesh
Minnette Poertner
Celia Otterson
Mary Ingersoll
Margaret Simmerer
Ben Fox
H. C. Ingersoll
John Riddle
F. J Campbell
Grant Cowley
Mike Schlitz
Ralph Thompson
Alvin Zapier
St. Adelbert’s Hall
Frank Herman
Russell Schuster
Nida Richards
Columbia Road
New Year Party for Two to Four Club Members
The Two to Four Club hosted its annual New Year’s party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bates. A noon three course dinner was served to D. A. Bonnett and wife, Walter Bennett and wife and sons William and Harold, Mary Vivian Latteman, G. M. Snyder and daughter Jean, Adam Horn and wife, Charles Bissell and wife, Lester Husted and children, plus guests Henry Johnson of Huron and John Bechtel of Murray Ridge. Afternoon guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk and son.
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Henrietta
Duane Bates
D. A. Bonnett
Walter Bennett
William
Harold
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
G. M. Snyder
Jean
Adam Horn
Charles Bissell
Lester Husted
Henry Johnson
Huron
John Bechtel
Murday Ridge
John Kirk
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Bauman Home
The Christian Endeavor gathering and social occurred Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauman. In the business session officers for the coming year were elected: Clarence Latteman president, Charles Berg vice president, Earl Berz secretary, and Melvin Heidrick treasurer. Guests enjoyed games contests and gift exchange followed by refreshments served to a lengthy list of attendees including Rev Bucher and wife, Kresic family, Berg family, Latteman, Heidrick, Bauman family, and others from Elyria alike.
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Christian Endeavor
Fred Bauman
Clarence Latteman
Charles Berg
Earl Berz
Melvin Heidrick
Bucher
New Year Party Attended by Brown Bohn Latteman Holzhauer Dennison Family
Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and daughter Laura May Mr and Mrs John Bohn Mr and Mrs Charles Latteman and son Carl Mr and Mrs Louis Holzhauer Myron Ries and Theodore Latteman with children attended a New Year party at the home of Mr and Mrs George Dennison on Butler Road Thursday evening.
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Ray Brown
Laura May
John Bohn
Charles Latteman
Carl
Louis Holzhauer
Myron Ries
Theodore Latteman
George Dennison
Butler Road
Becker and Wiggins Families Host Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs G C Becker and daughters Adaline and Genena Hell and Mrs Mary Becker dined with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kriez. Elyria daughters Barbara and Laura May visited Mr and Mrs Sanford Wiggins of Elyria. Vernon Mann, Greenville College student, returned Monday after holiday with parents Earl and Mrs Mann.
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G. C. Becker
Adaline and
Genenahell
Mary Becker
Rudolph Kriez
Elyria
Ray Brown
Barbara
Laura May
Sanford Wiggins
Vernon Mann
Greenville College
Earl Mann
Local Hosts Share New Year Gatherings Across Community
Mr and Mrs Paul Schaffer and Mr and Mrs Boone of Wellington were guests Sunday evening of G M Snyder and family. Fred Haag returned Friday to sister Mary Becker's home after two weeks in Berea. James Obitts and Mrs John Koepke of Grafton dined with Ed Rothe's household New Year's Day. Melvin Unger hosted friends from Cleveland and Kipton at a Thursday watch party with refreshments served late.
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Paul Schaffer
Boone
Wellington
G. M. Snyder
Fred Haag
Mary Becker
Berea
James Obitts
John Koepke
Grafton
Ed Rothe
Melvin Unger
Cleveland
Kipton
Local social notes from Oberlin and surrounding towns
Mrs Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian spent several days at Fields Corners as guests of Mrs W S Banford and family. Miss Maureen Catlin returned from Elizabethtown Indiana for holiday break. Miss Martha Lee Harris came home from Lorain. Oberlin visitors included Mrs John Gelissendoerfer and Miss Helen Bauman. Several families hosted Friday and Sunday gatherings, with bridge, dinners, and New Year’s Day meals. Community members from Vermilion Elyria Wellington and Newton Falls were among those mentioned.
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Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Fields Corners
W. S. Banford
Maureen Catlin
Elizabethtown
Ind
Martha Lee Harris
Lorain
John Gelissendoerfer
Helen Bauman
Oberlin
Mary Buechler
Patsy
Moran
Elyria
Frank Kelble
Anna Wyttenbach
Leo Kimmel
Harley Kelly
Earl Kendeigh
Chauncey Currier
J. R. Lees
Bridge
Floyd Sheffield
Wellington
Theodore Ries
Lou Decker
John Lance
Vermilion
Litchfield New Year Guests Share Visits at Homes
Litchfield residents hosted and visited across nearby towns as New Year gatherings unfolded. Notable households included George Castle and Virginia of Cleveland at the F J Young home. Claude Holmes Dorothy and Marjorie Holmes of Brighton with friends. Orville Kindig birthday honors at Charles Holmes. Medina visitors Jay Kindig and Will Kindig with his daughter. Lakewood and C Turner hosts. Medina spell with Walter Vedder. and trips to Mallet Creek and Penfield households for Kellogg and Parker families.
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George Castle
Virginia
Cleveland
F. J. Young
Claude Holmes
Dorothy
Marjorie Holmes
Brighton
Charles Holmes
Orville Kindig
Jay Kindig
Will Kindig
Medina
B. W. Holmes
B. R. Turner
Wayne Turner
C. F. Turner
Lakewood
William Spieth
Walter Vedder
Dr. Lloyd
F. H. Schott
Floyd Nettleton
Mallet Creek
Ralph Parker
Orrin Kellogg
Fred Kellogg
Penfield
Giants Legends Remember On and Off Field Fights and Faith
The former Giants pitcher recalls rough times and tough crews facing the Orioles and Providence with many brawls and feuds. He recounts Billy Sunday’s conversion, Mathewson as the best pitcher, and criticizes Bill Terry for a World Series decision.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Ts Giants
Orioles
MacCormick
Providence
Yesteryear
Christy Mathewson
Travis Jackson
Giant first college graduate to play major league baseball
United Press reports William MacCormick, a 1887 Giant, became the first college graduate to play in the major leagues after seminary training and a post graduate stint behind a lumber camp bar. Now 76, he recalls early baseball days and Connie Mack while living near Halifax River.
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United Press
Aytona Beach
Fra
New York Giants
William MacCormick
Giants
Halifax River
Connie Mack
el Paso
Bill Terry
Yankees
Sunday Visitors and Local Calls Across Several Homes
Akron guests Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heinte and their son visited Mrs. A. B. Canfield. Copopa residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neumeyer and children called at the A. G. Law home. Bay Village family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Welsz visited A. J. Holmes. Cleveland’s Arthur A. Holmes spent the weekend with his parents. Lorain’s Mrs. A. W. Lipp and son called, as did Cleveland’s Mr. and Mrs. Roz Morehouse for afternoon calls.
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Ernest Heinte
Ruth Halladay
Akron
A. B. Canfield
Frank Neumeyer
Copopa
A. G. Law
Glenn Welsz
Bay Village
A. J. Holmes
Arthur A. Holmes
Cleveland
A. W. Lipp and Son
Lorain
Roz Morehouse
Combined church service with Young People's meeting
The First Congregational church holds a worship and study service with Holy Communion at 10 o clock Sunday, followed by a Young People’s meeting at the A. O. Frombaugh home led by Bord Colbrunn.
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First Congregational Church
A. O. Frombaugh
Bord Colbrunn
Longmont teens complete 900 mile horseback trip
Ernie Blohm aged 19 and Nelbert Aultman aged 17 finished a 900 mile horseback journey from Longmont to Center Junction Ja in five weeks. They stopped at farm homes for meals and lodging and helped with chores along the way.
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Longmont
Colo
Here
Center Junction
Ernie Blohm
Nelbert Aultman
Hercules Beaten in Federal Building Washroom Incident
Abraham A. Hercules of Winthrop reported to G men that an unidentified man struck him on the head with a toy pistol in a washroom near the courthouse of the federal building. He sustained a deep forehead cut.
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Hercules
Boston
Federal Building
Abraham A. Hercules
Winthrop
G-men
Terry is Crazy If He Moves Out to Third Base
A terse scouting remark suggests that Terry would be ill suited to roll to third base. The quote characterizes a hypothetical move as impractical, reflecting a coach or observer stance from a 1937 United Press report.
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Terry
United Press
Gold Boom Spreads Wealth and Limousines in South Africa
Cape Town reports show farmers in verdant suits now riding in luxury limousines as U S auto cargo floods docks at Cape Town and Durban. Geologists identify a vast gold reef beneath a 125 by 60 mile Free State strip, raising hopes of a Klondike boom with $500,000 in options already invested by speculators.
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Cape Town
Johannesburg
Durban
United States
Free State
Odenraalust
Bothaville
Hoopstad
Former Mayor Walker's Poultry Show Purchases Stir Neighbors
New York report notes former mayor James J. Walker and wife Betty Compton attending a poultry show. She buys prize buff cochins, silver spangled hamburgs, and the Blue Azure hen for the Walker Northport farm, spending $600 on birds. Kansas City reports a wrecked auto at a hazardous intersection with $150 in parts stolen, then another wrecked car placed after removing saleable parts. Marion notes unusually mild winter with rose and hydrangea buds forming. Cleveland items mention Ernest Ackerman, 65, as the first Social Security beneficiary in the city, eligible for a lump sum payment based on earnings a single day in January.
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New York
James J. Walker
Betty Compton
Walker
Northport
L. I
Kansas City
Jan. T
Cleveland
Ernest Ackerman
Ackerman
Dream of two cars signals new social status
The statement reflects a shift in aspiration from one car to two as outward proof of improved social standing. It captures the desire for material symbols marking a rise in status and the accompanying ambition to display success through ownership.
Definition of a super-patriot as divine destiny advocate
A sharp, concise characterization frames a super-patriot as someone who speaks of his nation's divine destiny to rule the world, highlighting a belief in global supremacy as core to patriotism. The remark emphasizes rhetoric over practical policy and signals nationalist extremity.
Flying Fraternity Alpha Eta Rho Opens In Los Angeles
Greek letter fraternities have invaded aviation with Alpha Eta Rho forming for university students training for flying. Miss Pretto Bell, a licensed pilot from this city, is elected the first president.
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Los Angeles
Alpha Eta Rho
Paratolidine purchase raises long term pool safety concern
In Lancaster Pennsylvania authorities note a purchase by Franklin and Marshall College of a pound of paratolidine, a chemical testing agent for chlorine content in pools. They estimate the quantity could last at least 13,800 years, highlighting potential safety and misuse considerations.
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Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Divorce Petition Filed In Lorain County Case No 38330
Argira Shapkoff filed for divorce from George Shapkoff on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Hearing set after February 12 1937 with custody and equitable relief requested. Also notice includes citation to Ruth and Harvey Snellenberger to testify in Gerald Snellenberger case before Judge Wilcox January 22 1937.
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George Shapkoff
Brinkley
Arkansas
A. D
Argira Shapkoff
State of
Ohio
Lorain County
Ruth Snelenberger
Elyria
Harvey Snellenberger
Veteran’s Admin
Danville
Ill
Gerald Snellenberger
Probate Court
H. C. Wilcox
H.C. Wilcox
H. B. Hamann
WM. H. Oldham
Ruth Snellenberger
Joseph Snellenberger
Martha Snellenberger
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