Anniversaries of notable figures and events
Dates mark births deaths and milestones from 1718 to 1938. Israel Putnam, Millard Fillmore, James Angell, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Dewitt Talmage, Mary Wilkins Freeman, George Brenson Howard, and early US banking history are noted alongside political events such as the 1789 presidential election and 1936 Jerusalem water access.
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Israel Putnam
Connecticut
Danvers
Mass
Millard Fillmore
Buffalo
Taylor
Cayuga Co. Nyy
James B. Angell
Univ of Michigan
Scituate
R. I
Albert Bierstadt
Germany
New York
Thomas Dewitt Talmage
Bound Brook
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Randolph
George Brenson Howard
Howard Co
Bank of North America
Philadelphia
Huttle
Washington
Berlin
London
Japan
U. S
China
Jerusalem
Hugh R Wilsor
Joseph P. Kennedy
Do We Really Want to Find God in Our Hearts
A Bible readings note cites Jeremiah 29 8 14 and asks if readers truly seek God with all their heart. It discusses spiritual hunger and the conflict between wanting God and actually pursuing Him, acknowledging burdens, worries, loneliness, and distress while urging sincere wholehearted seeking.
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God
There is more than eastern coast returning to Britain
Sir Anthony Eden praised American hospitality during his Atlantic coastal tour and said Americans were keen on world affairs, especially Far Eastern matters. He noted broad good will toward Britain but warned visitors that U.S. views vary, with strong Western interests and a desire to avoid entangling alliances or sacrificing home markets.
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Great Britain
Sir Anthony Eden
United States
Sir Anthony
Atlantic Seacoast
Atlantic
Pacific
America
State Department
Tere
Europe
Alleghenies
Harlem
Broadway
Indiana
A Great Industry Free From Strikes
The annual report of the National Mediation Board shows no rail or air service disruptions in the last fiscal year. Although many disputes arose between railroad managements and employees, all were amicably settled. The piece notes the system’s success in wage disputes, safeguards for both employers and employees, and the county’s immense $26 billion industry that runs a year without strikes, illustrating cooperation under the Railroad Labor Act.
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National Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Nation's income rises as Christmas trade boosts economy
The Nation's income rose for the sixth straight month in November, with Christmas shopping driving optimism. Chicago reports record business volume in a decade and other cities share in a satisfactory season. George S. Davis of the Chamber of Commerce notes a genuine upturn despite external threats, urging cooperation among business, public, and government to sustain gains.
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Chicago
Department of Commerce
George S. Davis
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Me. Davis
Plain Talk From Ambassador Kennedy Highlights Neutral Outlook
In a recent press conference Ambassador Joseph Kennedy argued for cautious neutrality amid worsening European tensions. He urged Americans to avoid actions that could drag the country into war, reflecting a widespread public desire to stay out of foreign fighting while supporting anti totalitarianism.
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Joseph DP. Kennedy
Europe
United States
Kennedy
Court of St. James
America
Notable births listed for public figures from early records
A historical notice records birthdays of Adolph Zuker a Hungarian born film maker aged 66, William B Mayo a Detroit figure and former Ford chief engineer born in Chatham Massachusetts aged 73, U S Senator William H Smathers of New Jersey born in Waynesville New Jersey aged 48, U S Senator Marvel McLoran of Kentucky born in Brownsville Kentucky aged 6a, and Clarence E Weaver of Savannah with unspecified details.
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Adolph Zuker
Hungary
William B. Mayo
Detroit
Ford
Chatham Mass
U S
Wiliam H Smathers
New Jersey
Waynesville
Noc
Marvel McLoran
Kentucky
Brownsville
Clarence E Weaver
Savannah
Ga railway general manager born Newark 62 years ago
The report notes a Georgia railway general manager, born in Newark, New Jersey, about 62 years ago. It also mentions Chief Justice Lyman Peore Duff of Canada, born about 74 years ago.
Romantic native seeks lawful study and steady plans
A native described as romantic yet law minded focuses on serious study and well matured schemes. A lover of comfort and good food balances desire for independence and financial competence through careful preparation and reliable planning.
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Lfe
Wellington by Cora M. Shepard
Wellington feature by Cora M. Shepard from 323 Barker Street highlights community notes and local perspectives with a focus on residents Junior Grissinger and surrounding neighborhood life.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Hopkins named Commerce Secretary and man of the White House
Harry Hopkins, longtime adviser to FDR, takes the post as Secretary of Commerce. The piece notes his close ties to the President, his practical stance toward business, and his plan to focus on transportation, labor employer relations, and South American trade. It also portrays Hopkins as unafraid of business, approachable, and likely to push reforms with recovery in mind.
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Artile
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Washington
Roosevelt
News Secretary of Commerce
Hov Kans
White House
Hoover
Hopkins
Shees
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Bureau of Air Commerce
Shipping Board
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
State Department
Commerce Department
Dan Roper
Harold (Ickes
Labor Department
Jimmy
Hyde Park
Harry
Srux Cis Tewe
Grnnell College
Trere
Desnetpull
Uni
Res
New York
Bowery
al Smith
Hoonpsins
Eschibel SA
Organ
Hopking
Jack Garner
Byrnes
South Carolina
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Garner
Senate
Harry Lloyd Hopkins
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Sewing Club Meeting Agenda at Davis Residence
Mrs Lyman Davis hosted a Thursday night sewing group with a short business meeting followed by quilting, crocheting and related hobbies. Davis provided lunch at the close. The next gathering is planned with Mrs Maxwell Levy on Thursday evening January 19.
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Lyman Davis
Davis
Maxwell Levy
Friendship Guild to Host Monday Evening Meeting
Mrs E F Grose will host at the First Congregational church with co hosts Mrs Roy Moore Mrs Margaret Graham and Jessie Wright. Mrs Martha Hewes is set to give a book review at the event.
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E. F. Grose
Friendship Guild
First Congregational Church
Roy Moore
Margaret Graham
Jessie Wright
Martha Hewes
Remarkable powers of expression through music and poetry
The note speaks of music and poetry as tools to express human thought. It asserts the mind can become a benefactor to mankind with full exertion, mentions trials, and references a path to final victory. Copyright status is questioned.
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Pateres
Death of Sister of Mrs Anna Nooney Reported
Word comes of the death of Mrs Iva Bar, sister of Mrs Anna Nooney of Courtland Street, in Tanas Iret Washington. The obituary notes her prior winter in Wellington with Als Nooney and mentions another sister, Mrs Magdalena Gepford, who lived in Lebanon Ohio, last month.
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Anna Nooney
Courtland Street
Tanas- Iret
Washington
Iva Bar
Wellingto
Als Nooney
Nowney
Magdelena Gepford
Lebanon
Ohio
Daughters Meet as Train Stops for Bricker Inauguration
Jurtce King's Daughters hold a Tuesday meeting with Isabelle Bishbaugh. Arrangements by Guy E. Wells bring a New York Central train to Wellington at 608 next Monday morning, enabling a group of Lorain County Republicans to entrain for Columbus for the inauguration of Governor John W Bricker, succeeding Governor Martin L Davey.
Church and Congregational Services Across Alfred and Area
Sunday school at 9 30 led by Mabel Whipple and Edward Wells across multiple churches. Worship and sermons include The Power of Influence and A Magical Transformation with talks on Giving to God What Belongs to Him and What 1939 Holds for the World. Communion services and religious education noted.
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Church of Christ
Alfred E Tennant
Mabel Whipple
First Baptist
John H . Green
Bible School
Patt Wilkinson
Green
First Congregational
Charles W Recard
Edward Wells
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzon S. Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Weliam T Moran
We Stitch Club Meeting At Noon Friday
We Stitch club meets at noon Friday with members including Howard Barry and Shepard, little son of Mr and Mrs.
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WE Stitch Club
Howard Barry
Imeet Shepard
Little Son
Three Questioned In Death On Eve Of Wedding
Marysville Ohio, January 7. Three suspects were questioned in the death of Clark S. Hayes 28 on the eve of his planned wedding to Oletha Morrow 26. Police believe robbery motive and murder by drowning. coroner calls it murder by drowning with at least two men involved.
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Marysville
Clark S. Hayes
Union County
William J. Porter
C. C. Cole
Columbus
Hayes
Oletha Morrow
Summersville
J. M. Foster
Col
Lynn Black
Homer Roosa
Manila man dies after sneeze and fall from bus
Fermin Advincula, 56, of Manila's Tondo district, sneezed while riding in a horse drawn bus, toppled unconscious and died. Police said there were no witnesses to the accident and the body was taken to the cemetery for burial. The incident occurred in the Tondo area early today.
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Manila
P. I
Fermin Advincula
Tondo
Elm Street man improves after throat infection
Charles Shepard of Elm street shows marked improvement and is thought out of danger from a serious throat infection. He is a nephew of Cora Shepard. Norma Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barber, remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Herbert Fisher is reported much improved at Crile hospital in Cleveland.
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Charles Shepard
Elm Street
Cora Shepard
Norma
John Barber
Herbert Fisher
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria Stocks Quick Quotes From P R Smith & Company
Elyria Savings Building Approximate prices bid and asked for Colson V T C Elyria Savings Debentures Elyria Telegraph Company Marion Reserve 5% Ohio Electric Power Pid Ohio Electric 7% Pid Perry Fay Sav Dep Bank Deb 385 O W Then Pfd 100 Wi O W Offering Wanted
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Colson V. T. C
Elyria
Elyria Tele. Com
Marion Reserve
Ohio Elec
Pwr
O.W
Pp. S
Perry Fay
Bank
O. W
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Bridge OF
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Peru
Greece
Queen Elizabeth
Wellington
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Henkins
Hospkns
Wall Street
Georgetown
Diana
Mrs. Hopkins
Woman's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Mies Harriette Whitney
Rourne
Merue Cole Twilling
H C Ottereacher
Sarah Geeetham
Tendance
Whitney
Mirs
Merrie Cote
Jennie Smith
Margaret Schott
Schott
Florence Fleming
Fomona Grange
Wellington Grange
Coils
Matien Bel
Myrtte Luache
Pablo Installivon
Sis Whitney
Mary Prentice
Lena Beam
Sel Ras
Bore Tha Leap
Oqberim College
Dl Peat
Eva Piper
Earl Piper
Hizel McConnell
Paul
Homer
Iva Bair
Turkey
Aan
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FEDF
P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings Bldg
O’donnell Paint
Wallpaper Company
Elyria, Ohio
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