Plan Vigorous Campaign for NY Governor
Forces backing Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York push for the 1932 Democratic Presidential kickoff. They vow to fight nomination block and target primaries nationwide, preferring Kansas City for the convention and clashing with DNC Chair Raskob on timing. Roosevelt aides press ahead even as he withholds formal candidacy.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Raskob
Roosevelt
Maryland Governor Ritchie Enters Democratic Presidential Race
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland officially announced his candidacy at a Democratic dinner in Baltimore, becoming the first candidate to declare. The event marks the early phase of the national committee’s sequence of declarations.
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Cratic National Committee
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Baltimore
Rochester Matron Adie Ledyard Dies at 72
Wellington Jan 8 Adie Ledyard 72 died at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Parker Rochester. She was a longtime member of the Rochester Baptist church. Survived by brother Walter Crandall Elyria and foster-sister Mrs George Phillips. Funeral Saturday Rochester Baptist church at 2 PM with Rev Mrs Goodacre Greenwich officiating.
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Wellington
Addie Ledyard
Charles Parker
Rochester
Baptist Church
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Walter Crandall
Elyria
George Phillips
Rochester Baptist Church
Goodacre
Greenwich
Wellington Fair Association Meeting Sets Directors Election
Members of the Wellington Agriculture Society will gather in the Town Hall Band room Saturday at 10 a.m. to elect fair directors and conduct other business.
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Wellington Agriculture Society
Wellington Kiwanis Elects Officers and Chairs
Robert Walden presided as R. Lehman was installed as Kiwanis president and W. J. Powell as vice president. Lehman announced committee chairmen for Agriculture A. R. Branson. Attendance and Reception Lynn Coates. House William Wadsworth. Inter-club Relations Harry Otterbacker. Kiwanis Education Hugh Kane. Membership and Classification Arthur Binder.
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Wellington Kiwanis Club
Robert Walden
R. Lehman
Kiwanis
W. J. Powell
Lehman
A. R. Branson
Lynn Coates
House
William Wadsworth
Harry Otterbacker
Hugh Kane
Arthur Binder
Americans Prefer Beef and Pork in Diet Trends
A compiled feature reviews meat preferences among Americans with oysters and diatoms noted in trivia. It also covers language usage errors and a public affairs note about an attendance prize being replaced by a birthday donation for underprivileged children.
Rebekah Lodge Holds State Convention Report
Mrs. Meda Beers of Lorain reported on the State Rebekah Convention at the Wellington Rebekah meeting. Deputy President Dorothy Hughes installed the new officers.
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Meda Beers
Lorain
Rebekah Lodge
Wellington Rebekah
Dorothy Hughes
Second Twin Succumbs in Lorain County
Dallan Doyle, one of two twins born to Mr and Mrs True Fertney, died yesterday morning with Doyle the surviving twin having died earlier in the week. The twins were Lorain County’s first reported deaths of the year. Wellington Parent Teachers Association holds its first meeting Thursday evening January 14 at the school auditorium with BE L Bowsher Ashland schools superintendent guest speaker and officers to be elected and a constitution adopted.
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Dallan Doyle
Wellington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
BE. L. Bowsher
Ashland
Regular F. C. E. meeting and local visit notes
Regular business meeting of the F. C. E. was held last evening. Mrs. Bennis Miller has been brought back to her home from Oberlin Hospital. Mrs. Mildred Petty and Mrs. Jerry Hawk of Cleveland are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Knapp and family. Miss Mayme Church and Marion Pfeiffer are mentioned in the local notes.
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Bennis Miller
Oberlin Hospital
Mildred Petty
Jerry Hawk
Cleveland
Burt Knapp
Mayme Church
Marion Pfeiffer
Local items from Litchfield Elyria and Ashland notes
Litchfield plans a Saturday in Elyria while W J Powell and Burt Curtice attended the American Legion Boxing Tourney in Elyria last night. Robert Baker and the Carmen brothers played with the Smiths orchestra at a dance in Ashland. A net profit of 50 dollars was made on the American Legion holiday dance hosted by Miss Peachie Hanna. Section B of the Young People’s Society of the Congregational church will hold its regular monthly social in the church Friday evening. Dr P T Burnside attends a Veterinary State Medical Association meeting in Columbus this week. Dogs killed four sheep and injured two near town, the loss valued at 40 dollars per Dog Warden Lee Minkler.
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Veterinary State Medical Association
Columbus
George Whitehead
Lee Minkler
Social Notes From The Area Over The Weekend
The friends of Mrs. Esther Harding report she is in Fairview Hospital for operative treatment Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fannie Wilford suffered a sudden heart attack Sunday evening. Mrs. Chrystler spent New Year’s Day and the weekend with friends in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. T. Higham of Elyria visited Mrs. Mary Bainbridge and granddaughter Marian. Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews and daughter Harriett hosted a New Year’s Day dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews Lakewood and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stranahan Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews family, and Mrs. Thaman. Rev. Robert Andrews could not be present. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishburn and family and Mrs. Fishburn’s mother Mrs. Martha Taylor were guests of the Robert Taylor family. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Garfield and Miss Lottie Maddoc of Sheffield and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lichorish of Elyria were New Year’s Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallington. Mrs. Frank Beardsley was ill with a severe cold and bronchial trouble.
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Fairview Hospital
Fannie Wilford
Chrystler
Elyria
T. Higham
Mary Bainbridge
Marian Bainbridge
Elizabeth Andrews
Harriett
Arthur Andrews
Lakewood
Clinton Stranahan
Lee Andrews
Thaman
Robert Andrews
Joseph Fishburn
Auxiliary Post 197 Meeting Highlights and Christmas Relief
Amherst South Amherst January 8 members of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 197 met in regular session at the Legion Rooms. The group reported on Christmas relief efforts aiding 143 children and accepted a joint party with the Legion on January 15. Final plans were set to entertain Lorain County Council auxiliaries on Wednesday evening.
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American Legion Auxiliary Post No
Legion Rooms
The
Legion
Lorain County Council of Auxiliaries
Woman's Union gathers at St John’s in Lorain County
Courts members attended a regular meeting of the Woman's Union at St. John's Evangelical Church Tuesday afternoon. Ordinary business was transacted and plans were made to attend the Lorain County Federation of Women's Unions in Amherst next week. After adjournment a social time was enjoyed with Mrs. Jacob Aeber sold and Mrs. John Wilhelm serving refreshments.
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Woman's Union
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Lorain
Funeral attendees at Mrs. Whiton service on Leavitt Road
Among mourners at Mrs. Annette Whiton funeral on Leavitt Road Tuesday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mori Jr Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rogers Mrs L D Cummins Mrs Wm Gleason and Paul Mori.
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Annette Whiton
Leavitt Road
Albert Mori, Jr
Harvey Rogers
L. D. Cummins
Wm. Gleason
Paul Mori
Mrs Lodi Gibson Guest Of Amherst Family
Mrs Lodi Gibson was the Tuesday overnight guest of her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Jacob Muth in Amherst.
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Lodi Gibson
Jacob Muth
Amherst
William Henson Returns to Ohio State University
East Amherst reports William Henson a junior at Ohio State University has returned after spending the holiday vacation with his mother and relatives.
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College East Amherst
Willam Henson
Ohio State University
Henson
Guests Return
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins and their daughter Kathleen have returned home after a absence, adding a quiet note to local social calendars.
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Mrs
Charles Hawkins
Kathleen
Visit Ends With Return To Home
The text notes a return to home following several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ernst.
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L. A. Ernst
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Annetta Whiton
The funeral for Mrs. Annetta Whiton who died suddenly Sunday was held Tuesday afternoon at her home with Dean A. Spanton of Akron University officiating. Pallbearers were her three sons and two others. Burial occurred at Crown Hill Cemetery. Her relatives in Cleveland have returned home. Mr and Mrs M J Burkhardt of Detroit are visiting here with the Whiton family.
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Dean A. Spanton
Akron University
Homely
BE. T. Whiton
Arthur Watton
East Carlisle
C. Whiton
Lorain
H. E. Simmons
Akron
Joseph Gawn
North Ridge
John Gawn
Crown Hill Cemetery
Atives
Cleveland
M. J. Burkhardt
Detroit
J. E. Whiton
Ackerman Returns Home From Holiday Visit
Mrs. Fred Ackerman came home from a holiday visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs J A Gower of 10 Kipton and with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cannel who spent the season with relatives.
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Fred Ackerman
J. A. Gower
Kipton
Lioyd Cannel
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Cold Wave Grips Nevada With Record Low Temps
Nevada endures severe cold as Reno hovers just above zero and Elko logs 18 to 23 below. Ely records 8 to 10 below, Carson City hits 16 below for first time in five years.
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Nevada
Elko
Ely
Carson City
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