National Whirligig on Neutrals and Nationalization Pitfalls
The piece analyzes Senate neutrality battles and Nye's push for nationalizing the munitions sector, contrasting FDR's shifting tactics with Wilson era policies, and noting ICC cost estimates, Santee-Cooper disputes, Philadelphia convention intent, and looming veteran bonus debates amid broader New Deal politics.
War rhetoric traces end of war and democracy in Europe
The passage asserts that the war to end all wars extinguished liberty and democracy and dismantled parliamentary government across numerous European nations. It presents a sweeping, opinionated view of geopolitical collapse following global conflict.
Legion Auxiliary in Amherst Reports Membership Drive and Activities
The Amherst auxiliary met with 29 members present. Mrs. George Krieg announced 48 paid-up members. Six members will sew at the local hospital Thursday. They will sponsor an essay contest in several area schools with the topic Our American Heritage and prizes. A prize will reward the member who recruits the most paid-up members before the early bird party January 30. A social hour with cards followed. honors went to Mrs. Charles Kendeigh for bridge and Mrs. John Raesler for piano. Refreshments were served by three members.
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St. Joseph Parochial School
Charles Kendeigh
John Raesler
Anna Farrer
George Krief
Lee Womack
Fred Holzhauer
Circle 5 Women’s Union entertains at Bischoff home
Members of Circle 5 of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church and friends were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Elmer Bischoff and Mrs. Joe Coverdale at Bischoff’s Jenne road home. The gathering opened with devotions and songs, then discussed the year’s work and monthly meeting plans. A guessing contest crowned Mrs. John Raesler the winner.
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Circle 5
Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church and Friends
Elmer Bischoff
Joe Coverdale
Jenne Road
Edward Young
Maple Street
John Raesler
John Dolde
Amelia Deuschle
L. Roemer
George Balls
Charles Mathes
Lorain Names Mrs Mackie Mrs Mollison And Miss Tea
Mrs Anna Mackie Mrs Alex Mollison and Mrs Anna McGhee with daughter Miss Tea, all of Lorain.
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Anna Mackie
Alex Mollison
Anna McGhee
Miss Tea
Lorain
What Does the Bible Mean by Lost and Found
The Intermediate League at St Peter's Evangelical church met in the church parlors on Tuesday evening to discuss What Does the Bible Mean by Lost and Found. Florence Albrecht led the devotional program with readings, hymns, a scripture reading, a solo by Edith Heller, and talks by Florence Raesier and Rev C E Schmidt. A business meeting led by the new president Margaret Krieg followed, then a social hour with games and refreshments served by Erwin Ehlert and Earl Sabiers.
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Intermediate League of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Florence Albrecht
Ruth Fleckner
Erwin Ehlert
C. E. Schmidt
Margaret Krieg
Earl Sabiers
Circle 2 Hosts Tea at Elyria Avenue Home
Mrs Henry Holle and Mrs Reu chchurch will be entertained by Ken Hollingsworth Jr at the home of the former on Elyria Avenue Thursday afternoon.
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Women's Union of
St. Peter’s
Church Annual Meeting Set for Sunday at 2 P M
Fragmentary OCR notes announce an annual meeting of a church congregation led by Harriet Hall Bites eta. The meeting, at the church parlors, is scheduled for Sunday at 2 p m with officers to be elected and expected strong attendance.
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Table of 122684 Wood Pieces Draws Historic Interest
PICKVILLE Ps The 122684 pieces of wood were assembled over seven years by J H Risbask into a drawing room table. The sections include olive wood from the Mount of Olives and chips from Gettysburg rifle stocks, Washington dresser, Girard clock, the Liberty Bell framework, and wood tied to various disasters.
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Pickville
J. H. Risbask
Mount of Olives
Holy Land
Gettysburg
George Weehington
Stephen Girard
Opposition to George Stephenson Sparked by Early Claims
The text notes strong opposition to George Stephenson, pioneer locomotive builder, with denouncements of him as a fool and fraud. Friends and company directors urged modesty about the capabilities of his proposed locomotive engine, reflecting early doubt surrounding his ideas.
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George Stephenson
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