Public spirit urged to curb depressions in 1932
Babson View editor urges readers to stop blaming others for economic woes and adopt sound personal finance. He highlights a Waterbury Connecticut firm plan offering employee counseling on budgeting and living methods. The piece stresses thrift, budget planning, and reducing reliance on government aid, urging skilled workers to better manage personal finances.
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Jonses
Joneses
Stovet Manufacturing Company
Waterbury
Connecticut
Jon H. Goss
eHmie
Tt! Comptroller’s Department of i
Scovell Company
Publishers’ Financial Bureau
Discoveries confirm virtues of bran in diet
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is promoted as a safe laxative aiding digestion. The ad claims the cereal provides bulk to the intestines, vitamin B, and higher iron content than beef liver, with a soft mass that clears wastes. Two tablespoons daily recommended, with medical advice if unresolved.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
West Ridge Parents Attend PTA Meeting in Rus sia
Mrs. Dorothy Lottmar and her sisters Agnes Erna and Edna attended the Parent-Teachers Association gathering at the Oberlin Road Schoolhouse in Russia two Thursday evening.
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West Ridge
Dorothy Lottmar
Agnes
Erna
Edna
Parenteachers Association
Oberlin Road
Russia
Matron to Be Chosen at Next Meeting
Henry Pailes attended the supper at the Methodist church in Elyria Monday night sponsored by the Farm Bureau. Miss Julia Darnby visited Mr and Mrs William Wallhead at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Teth on Wednesday evening.
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Arlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange
Sherman Mason
Harald Rowley
Frank Eldred
Lewis Eldred
George Longprake
Ladv
Merfe Pentfound
Harmon Drusendahl
Cora Fesler
F. A. Decker
Wills Peabody, Jr
Mata
Lucile Penfound
Marian Laver
Harry Laver
Marion Laver
Novert Penfound
Marguerite Mason
Henry Pailes
Methodist Church
Elyria
The
Farm Bureau
Julia Darnby
William Wallhead
Charles Teth
Mrs Tapper and Ruth Visit Friend in Akron
Mrs H M Tapper and her daughter Ruth visited a friend in Akron on Wednesday.
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Akron
H. M. Tapper
Ruth
Clover Leaf club met for bunco and tea
Mrs O de Minnick hosted the Clover Leaf club on Tuesday afternoon. After a business session, bunco determined high score winners Mrs Uns Malish and Mrs Gunder. Refreshments followed.
4-H Club Night Featured by Yelida Schramm
Yelida Schramm of the sclramm road will entertain the members of the 4 H club on Friday evening January 22. Mrs. F Eldred is advisor.
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Yelida Schramm
Sclramm
F. Eldred
Will Enter Nurses Training School At St Luke's Cleveland
Miss Ruth Tapper will enter the Nurses' Training school at St. Luke's hospital in Cleveland next Monday. Mr and Mrs Rollin Hobill and children from Emviia visited Mrs Etta Brown Toursday. Briefs note Merle Penfound and son Robert of Carlisle spent time there.
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Ruth Tapper
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Rollin Hobill
Emviia
Etta Brown
Merle Penfound
Robert of
Carlisle
Social Notes From Elyria Neighborhood Gatherings
Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer and family. Miss Elizabeth Toth of Elyria Memorial hospital was the guest of her parents on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J W Fitzgerald and sons Jirmy and Billy visited Mr and Mrs O R Stranghan and family on Friday. Mrs Etta Brown called on her sister in law Mrs Eva Gaudern of Elyria and found her improving. Mrs Gaudern has long been ill with heart trouble. Mrs Etta Brown was guest of her nieces Misses Louise and Corinne Brown of Eloria Sunday evening.
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Harry Lauer
Elizabeth Toth
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Toth
J. W. Fitzgerald
Jirmy
Billy
O. R. Stranghan
Elyria
Etta Brown
Eva Gaudern
Gaudern
Louise
Corinne Brown
Eloria
Bureau Meeting At East Carlisle School House
Henry Pallas attended the Car isle township Farm Bureau meeting Tuesday evening at the East Carlisle school house. Historic spot marked Organ Park in Oregon once hosted the gathering.
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Park Champorg Park
Ore
Oregon park welcomes crowds at Champoeg through 1931
Champoeg Park near Salem accommodated 33 047 cars and drew an estimated 125 000 visitors in 1931. Old Sergeant Edward Conyers, ROTC instructor at the University of Oregon, will quit after 25 years of service and return to civilian life near March after 12 years in Eugene. He enlisted in 1907 at San Antonio. The text notes Japan's area equals that of New York and Illinois combined.
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Oregon
Champoeg Park
Eugene
Ore
Edward Conyers
University of Oregon
March
Heo
Conyers
Army
San Antonio
Japan
New York
Illinois
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Phebe Hines
Arthur Squires
Frank Hoaney
Kahn & Anderson
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Zoc
Guthrie’s Bakery
Cleveland Street
Guthrie's Model Food Store
Milan
Fairmont
A&p
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Wisconsin
Sunnyfield
Scrap Tobacco
White House
Gia A Ny Aing
Middle Ave
Broad St
F&f
Sunnyfield Flourie
Pacific
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
KE. J. Salsbury
Cor
Cleveland and
Logno
Armour's
Bilow’s Market
Henkel
Henkels
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