Roosevelt Dilemma Over Big Business And Regulation
Washington watchers report President Roosevelt presents a paradoxical mix of aims to industry leaders. He supports mass production and planned purchasing power while signaling punitive taxation to curb concentration of wealth and power. Critics say ongoing talks fail to settle how to unwind large firms, preferring stricter regulation like the Richberg plan amid a clash over anti trust versus growth.
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Roosevelt
Ford
duPonts
Mellons
Messrs. Sloan, Weir
Chester, Brown
Clement
White House
Richberg
Elyria Woman Appears on Ripley Program
Mrs. Nellie B. Stull of Elyria, president of the Widows and Widowers club, appeared on the Robert Ripley program Saturday evening. She claimed she has received 15,000 marriage proposals since organizing the club and that she safeguards the secrets of its 100,000 members.
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Nellie B. Stull
Widows and Widowers Club
Ex Slave Recounts Dash Into Canada and Barbering Career
Lexington barber "Uncle Billy" Anderson born 1836 recalls childhood on a Kentucky plantation, escape to Toronto, service to Union General Sherman, and return to Lexington to open a barber shop. He worked since age five, once served notable Kentuckians, and has kept the same shop location for 64 years.
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Lexington
Canele Billy” Anderson
Here
Billy
James Lane Allen
John Cabell Breckinridge
William C. P. Breckinridge
Henry Clay
Pedder
Cleve
Toronto
Canada
Ohio
W. T. Sherman
Sherman
New London Ladies to Meet at January Aid Society Session
The Ladies Aid society of the 1st M. E. church will gather Thursday January 20 at Mrs. W. H. Mitchells home. Devotionals themed Love led by Mrs. Clare Griffin. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Ewart Hartman Mrs. C. B. Ward Mrs. E. M. Palmer and Mrs. F. C. Carvey.
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New London
Ladies Aid Society
M. BE
W. H. Mitchell
Clare Griffin
Ewart Hartman
C. B. Ward
E. M. Palmer
F. C. Carvey
Fitchville woman pursues youngest great grandmother claim
Ora Goldsmith of Fitchville asserts the title after turning sixty and backs her claim with four week old Theodore Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mock of Plymouth. Her daughter is Mrs. George Hackett of Plymouth, Ohio, now 39, and Edith Mae Mock, age 21, has lived in Plymouth since her marriage two years ago.
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Ora Goldsmith
Fitchville
Theodore Mock
Continental Ticket Co hosts dinner at Turquoise Room
C W Zeiber Jr of the Continental Ticket Co hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner for firm employees at Humphrey's Turquoise Room last Saturday. Guests included John Ozga James McGinn Harold Merrill Glenn Springer Gerald O'Hara Joseph Boehner Raymond Teets and F G Rudderow. Sand and clay are cited as key building industry materials.
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C. W. Zeiber, I Jr
Continental Ticket Company
Humphrey’s
John Ozga
James McGinn
Harold Merrill
Glenn Springer
Gerald O’hara
Joseph Boehner
Raymond Teets
F. G. Rudderow
Host
C. W. Zeiber, Jr
Reckless Riches and a Streetwise Love Triangle
Robin Godine, a rich society girl, falls for Cary Craig, an escort bureau worker funding medical school. Bettina Bradley reveals Cary’s double life, while Jed Prosser runs a struggling beer parlor and Lyris Moline, a wary singer, watches Cary’s every move as the romantic tension builds.
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Robin Godine
Cary Craig
Bettina Bradley
Jed Prosser
Robin
Cary
Bettina
Jed’s
Lyris
Lyris Moline
Lulu
Jed
Lyms
Evirls
Amherst Senior League to Install New Officers in January
Amherst Ohio reports the Senior League meets Tuesday evening with new officers in charge. Two circles of the Woman's Union plan Thursday gatherings, Circle 4 at Mrs. Kern's Beaver Court and Circle 2 with Mrs. Roemer. Choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 7 30. Sunday service featured installation of officers including James Bruce, Fred Koch, Harry Wolf, Walter Jaeger, Mrs William Berg, Mrs Ervin Ehlart, and leaders for Intermediate League.
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Amherst, O
Woman’s Union
Circle 4
C. C. Kern
Beavercourt
Fred Schaub
Circle 2
Schmidt
Church Council
James Bruce
Fred Koch
Harry Wolf
Walter Jaeger
Herman
Ervin Ehlert
Woman's Union
William Berg
Ervin Ehlart
Charles E
Church Group Meetings And Socials At Local Hall
By Mrs B A Jenne two listings give contact at 289 Church St Phone 3822 The Holy Name junior and senior groups will meet at the school hall Tuesday evening The Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a bingo party at the school hall Wednesday afternoon The Victorian Guild plan a bingo party at the school hall January 28 A church councilman to be elected at masses next Sunday morning Teckawitha Club met at the school hall Sunday afternoon The Sunday School teachers meet tonight at 7 20 in church parlors The Men's Club meets Tuesday evening at the church parlors Mrs Fred Deiner hosts Ladies Aid society
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The
Holy Name Society
Victorian Guild
Teckawitha Club
Fred Deiner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wellington fair officials attend Ohio fair managers session
Wellington Ohio January 17 Willis Hines and Alan Branson, president and secretary of the Wellington Agricultural Society, and Jim Nichols of La Grange, returned from sessions of the Ohio Fair Managers Association in Columbus last week. American Legion Auxiliary members enjoyed a pajama party at Mrs Nelle Hadens with games and refreshments.
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Wellington
Ohio
Willis Hines
Alan Branson
The
Wellington Agricultural Society
Jim Nichols
la Grange
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
Columbus
Wellington Fair
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelle Haden
Local Notes From Glenville and Nearby Areas
By Cora M. Shepard reports Mrs Charles Sheldon returning from a visit with her children in Midland Michigan. Lois Thornton finishes nurse training at Cook County Hospital Chicago and returns to Glenville Hospital Cleveland to complete remaining courses. Westlake Rink in Wellington grows popular for ice skating with floodlight installed by the Board of Public Affairs expanding night use. Jimmy and Sammy Hewes recover from severe colds. Mrs B F Keeling recuperating from illness. Scores of locals enjoy daily skating at the pond city scene remains active.
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Charles Sheldon
Carl Branson
Midland
Mich
Jimmy
Sammy Hewes
B. F. Keeling
Lois Thornton
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Glenville Hospital
Cleveland
Westlake Rink
Wellington
The
Board of Public Affairs
Wellington woman wins $50 in What Is It contest
In a Cleveland paper Wellington friends of Mrs. Frank Sampson saw she won 50 dollars first prize in a What Is It contest. Her husband was a former Wellington boy, graduating from the local school.
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Cleveland
Wellington
Frank Sampson
Jenne Family Attends Birthday Party in South Amherst
At the church par lors on Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs F H Jenne and daughter Barbara Ann joined Mr and Mrs B A Jenne at a party honoring Joseph Heathcote birthday anniversary. Held at Heathcotes South Amherst home Saturday evening other guests included Mr and Mrs O J Brown Mr and Mrs John Garland and daughter Jane Elyria. A social setting was enjoyed and refreshments served. The honored guest received several gifts.
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F. H. Jenne
Barbara Ann
B. A. Jenne
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
O. J. Brown
John Garland
Jane
Elyria
Dinner in honor of Geraldine Ruth christening
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kreeger on S Mainstreet celebrated the christening of Geraldine Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Wreeger. The event followed a St Paul Lutheran church service and featured Rev and Mrs R C Bosse Martha Ann Reinhing Cleveland Otto Schoenfeld and many gifts for the baby.
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Charles Kreecer
S. Mainstreet
Geraldine Ruth
Willard Wreeger
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Martha Ann
Carl Reinhing
Birthday dinner honors Egeland in Cleveland and Sheridan guests
Mrs. Wilmah Egeland hosted a six o clock dinner Saturday honoring her birthday and Gunnar Egeland of Cleveland. Guests included Evelyn, Howard, Eming, Miss Myrna Williams of Sheridan, Pa., Mrs. Mattie Luteman of Berlin Heights, Mrs. Frank Mischka, Miss Ione Good, Max Egeland and others. On Sunday, Mrs. Egeland, Max, Miss Good and Mrs. Luteman dined with Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Norton in Lorain.
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Wilmah Egeland
Spring Street
Gunnar Egeland
Cleveland
Evelyn
Howard
Eming
Myrna Williams
Sheridan
Mattie Luteman
Berlin Heights
Frank Mischka
Ione Good
Egeland
Max
Regular meetings scheduled for local groups this week
The Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday evening, Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars Wednesday evening, Hickory Tree Grange Thursday at the Grange Hall, and Mrs. L. J. Henes of Park Avenue will host the Woman's Benefit Association Friday evening.
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Pythian Sisters
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
L. J. Henes
Park Avenue
Woman's Benefit Association
Ladies' Aid Meeting Postponed to January 26
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church has postponed the meeting to January 26. The gathering will be hosted by Mrs. J. D. Kaser at her Park Avenue home.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
J. D. Kaser
Park Avenue
Mid-Week Prayer Service at Shibleys Home
A mid week prayer service and Bible study are planned for Wednesday evening at the home of C. B. Shibley on Leavitt Road. A church council meeting will follow the service.
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C. B. Shibley
Leavitt Road
Church Council
Congregational Church Ladies Meeting Planned
The Ladies society will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon will be served.
Choir Rehearsal Notice At Local Church
At 1 o clock Mrs Net tie Schaeffer Mrs M B Schaefer Mrs W G Schaeffer and Mrs George Carter served. The junior choir will hold a rehearsal at the church at 3 30 p m Wednesday.
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Nettie Schaeffer
M. B. Schaeffer
W. G. Schaeffer
George Carter
Grafton BRIEFS Jan 18 Community Notes
Grafton events report lodge installation led by Gertrude Wilson and staff. Ruth Milazassky heads Grafton Belden Epworth League on Jan 16 with discussion Toward Racial Understanding. Local visits include Dunlaps with Langdon Elyria and Bartlett with Parma Heights. Dog licenses end Jan 20. Grafton school faculty and PTA council meet at Henrietta.
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Rebekah Lodge
Gertrude Wilson
Ruth Milazassky
Grafton-Belden Epworth League
D. R. Dunlap
John Langdon
Elyria
Dwight Bartlett
George Geiger
Parma Heights
W. S. Benton
Evelyn Burrer
J. F. Fenwick
Welington
Guy Bamrick
E. J. Wise
Grafton
Grafton School
Marion Mull
Walter Maples
Walter Jantz
County Council
Ass'n
Henrietta
Gordon Trenchard
Lakewood
Mary Trenchard
Airplanes Rarely Fly At Full Speed To Preserve Engine Life
The article notes that planes seldom operate at maximum speed because pushing engines to top performance shortens their lifespan. It emphasizes careful throttle use and maintenance considerations to extend service life.
Oberlin to Present Second Conservatory Artist Recital
Robert Casadesus will give the second piano recital in the Oberlin Conservatory Artist Recital series at Finney Chapel tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. The concert continues Oberlin College’s piano recital program highlighting the visiting artist.
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Oberlin, CO
Robert Casadesus
Oberln Conservatory
Geries
Finney Chapel
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