Babson on Agriculture and Industry in Farm Prosperity
Babson Park June 24 comments credit Supreme Court farm decisions as economically sound. He cites 21 million acres for power alcohol and other large acreages for paper stock fibrous crops and industrial uses. He urges raising diverse crops, expanding farm product uses, Henry Ford as example, and warns against artificial government aids. He argues farming must operate on profit and market forces.
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United States
Europe
South America
Wallace
Congress
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Gome
Publishers Financial Bureau
Wellington Visitors Share Warm Weekend Calls
Mr and Mrs A H Schriver and Mr and Mrs George Gott of Wellington were guests at the O H Dirlam home on Sunday. Also visiting was Mr Voxelsang of Dover, who joined the group at the same time.
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A. H. Schriver
Wellington
George Gott
O. H. Dirlam
Mr. Voxelsang
Dover
Upholding Jury Verdicts Calls To Public Duty
A Lorain County reflection urges citizens to defend an independent judiciary and to serve as jurors when called. It quotes William L. Ransom of the American Bar Association and argues for better juries, reform of faults, and unity among courts, lawyers, press, and public to preserve Liberty and human rights.
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Lorain County
William L. Ransom
The
American Bar Association
Quintuplets Wealth and Ontario’s Guardianship
Ontario guardianship of the Dionne quintuplets shows wealth accumulation from royalties and calendars while covering hospital costs and parental allowances. The piece argues the government ran a successful monopoly with no competition and questions future trustee duties as the sisters age and education begins.
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Ontario
Dionne Sisters
Prejudices or Principles in the Party Scrape
In the coming months the editor argues that both Republicans and Democrats will sling mud and accuse others of prejudice over policy. The piece defends lawful diversity of viewpoint and warns against labelling motives, noting disputes over federal power, states rights, and party philosophies. New Castle Pa News
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Creneral
Farley
Democratic Party
New Deal
United States
Washingtonn
D.C
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
New Castle
Byrd Proposes Study to Simplify Government Structure
In the Senate, Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia urged a resolution to study reducing government complexity. He cited the 1982 Democratic platform calling for drastic cuts and abolishing useless offices to save at least 25 percent, warning top heavy boards have grown since 1932.
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United States Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Installation of Amos Lodge officers celebrated in Amherst
Despite cold weather a large gathering attended the installation of Plato Lodge of Odd Fellows officers in Amherst. John Sanders was named Noble Grand with John Broderick as Right Supporter and Clarence Brucker as Left Supporter. Other officers included C C Bauer Warden Jacob Berger Chaplain Ernest Lembicke Edward Schwitzki Jacob Rosengranz William Hemminger Walter Jaeger Earl Schaeffer Edward Baum Jac ob Klassen George Cox Sr William Springer and Dr H L Hall. A social hour followed with a musical program dancing and refreshments.
Circle 1 Women of St Peter’s Arvangellar Reformed host Grove
Mrs Minnie Stark and Mrs Carl Berg entertained Circle 1 of the Women’s Union at St Peters Arvangellar Reformed church Thursday afternoon at Mrs Stark’s Lincoln street home. Sewing and business followed devotions led by Mrs H Ernst who read a New Year poem and a letter from Bulgarian missionary Mary Haskell. Meeting date changed to fourth Thursday. February event at Mrs Henry Short’s with a three a dinner. Guests included Am Elia Deuschle L Roemer Frank Stark Charles Miller F H Mays C H Ernst C E Schmidt Chas Hamann Henry Short J Wiegand Fred Berger Paul Redman and others.
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Minnie Stark
Carl Berg
Circle 1
Women's Union of
St. Peter's Arvangellar
South Lorain
Amherst
Henry Short
South Main Street
Amelia Deuschle
L. Roemer
Frank Stark
Charles Miller
F. H. Mays
C. H. Ernst
C. E. Schmidt
Chas. Hamann
J. Wiegand
Fred Berger
Paul Redman
Basketball meets in high school gym in Amherst district
Fans will watch Amherst Alan and Green and Gold clash at the Amherst high school gym tonight. Acting coach Tommy Guislipan has built a strong Alumni quintet with ex high school stars Doyle Wutton Jerry Gormley William Guild John Brown Richard Baets Edwin Berger Frank Lach and Adelbert Young. A Junior High from the public school meets St Joseph parochial school for prelims. Also on Saturday the Comets travel to Vermilion for a league game.
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Gymnasin
Amherst Alan
Green and Gold
Tommy Guislipan
Iutselman
Doyle Wutton
Jerry Gormley
William Guild
John Brown
Richard Baets
Edwin Berger
Frank Lach
Adelbert Young
Guiselman
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Comets
Vermilion
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club Meeting Notes
The Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters held a noon dinner for 15 members followed by group singing. They reviewed routine business and planned next week's meeting at the Masonic Hall with the Avenue Club to provide dinner.
Holy Name Society club meets at Crosse Street home
Club number two of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic church was entertained at the home of Frank Franklin on Crosse Street. John Franklin presided at the business meeting and 18 members enjoyed several games of cards and refreshments.
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Holy Name Society
Au Courant Club Hostess Evening at Mrs Maxwell Home
Mrs I G Maxwell Parkeave will host Au Courant Club members at her home Tuesday evening January 28th. All members invited. Dr Benjamin Carlson Lorain was Amherst visitor Thursday. Gene Linn Sr is ill at North Ridge road. Mrs FL W Bunting Elyria called on Amherst friends Thursday. Mr and Mrs F C Moore Oberlin were Amherst visitors last evening. Mrs Christine Wiegand North Ridge road spent Thursday with sister Mrs Rose Michael.
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I. G. Maxwell
Parkeave
Au Courant Club
Benjamin Carlson
Lorain
Amherst
Gene Linn
North Ridge Road
FL. W. Bunting
Elyria
F.C. Moore
Oberlin
Christine Wiegand
Rose Michael
Area Church Schedules Include Sermons and School Times
Local churches publish their weekly timetables with pastors and service details. St Peters Evangelical Reform celebrates church school at 9:30 and worship at 10:30 under Rev C E Schmidt. Congregational, First Evangelical, St Paul Lutheran, Methodist, St Joseph R C, and Foursquare also list services, church schools, and topics like The Quest of God Through Prayer and The Mass of Unbelief.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Congregational Church
Thomas Williams
God
First Evangelical Church
Merle Hayes
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. G. Bosse
Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
Epworth League
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Foursquare
Ida May DeVres
Notable anniversaries span founders and reformers born in the 18th and 19th centuries
The list marks anniversaries of prominent figures including Benjamin Tancoln, Charles J. For, Andrew Ellicott, Henry Barnard, Henry J. Raymond, and Joseph H. Choate. Each entry notes birthplace, major roles, and their death dates, highlighting contributions to war, education, journalism, and public life.
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Benjamin Tancoln
Massachusetts
Hingham
Mass
Charles J. For
Andrew Ellicott
District of Columbia
Ente
West Point
Bucks Co
Henry Barnard
America
Hartford
Conn
Henry J. Raymond
N. Y. Times
Lincoln
Lima
N. Y
Joseph H. Choate
New
Remembered figures Bartlett and Worthington pass away
York City's famed lawyer and statesman Paul Wayland Bartlett dies at age 78 after a career spanning Washington New York and Paris. Bartlett born in New Haven Conn on a date not specified died Sept 20 1925.
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York City
Salem
Mass
Paul Wayland Bartlett
America
Washington, D. C
New York
Paris
France
New Haven
Conn
Notable historical firsts and trials across years
A compact chronology notes gold discovery at Sutter’s Fort by James W. Marshall in 1848, later life details, the 1908 formation of England’s first Boy Scout troop by Baden-Powell, the 1916 U.S. Income Tax ruling by the Supreme Court, E. L. Doheny’s 1924 Senate testimony, the 1932 Dartmoor mutiny, and Bruno Hauptmann’s 1936 trial testimony.
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Sutter
Fort
Cal
James W. Marshall
New Jersey
Supreme Court
E. L. Doheny
Senate Committee
England
Dartmoor
Bruno Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Noted Figures and Births in National Professional Circles
Charl Williams of Washington president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, born Arlington Tennessee 51 years ago. Dr Thomas A Jaggar government volcanologist in Hawaii California and Alaska, born Philadelphia 6d years ago. Dr Homert L Shantz botanist president of the University of Arizona, born Kent Co Michigan 60 years ago. Robert Grant of Boston author retired jurist born there 84 years ago. Dr William A White of Washington noted physician professor born Brooklyn New York 66 years ago. Harold H Swift of Chicago meat pacher born there 51 years ago. Joseph Rosier of Fairmont West Virginia state normal school head educator born Wilsonburg West Virginia 66 years ago. Judge T Webber Wilson of the Federal Parole Board born Coldwater Mississippi 42 years ago.
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William A. White
Washington, D. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harold H. Swift
Chicago
Joseph Rosier
Fairmount
W. Va
State Normal School
Wilsonburg
T. Webber Wilson
The
Federal Parole Board
Virgin Islands
Coldwater
Miss
Today Horoscope Notes A Sensitive Disposition and Strength
A sensitive and somewhat weak disposition is noted for today yet the mind is good and success possible. The piece cites a Moravian mission reference labeling Virginians as the Long Knives and New Yorkers as Dutchemaan at Manahacanienk, with Was sachusetts Yankees called Yen geese of Machititschwanne. Governor salary in South Dakota is $38,000.
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John Heekewelder
Manahacanienk
Wassachusetts
South Dakota
Huntington Officers Meet Huntington O Jan 24
The 1936 Farmers Institute officers and the 1937 officers met at the Schoolhouse Monday evening to plan for 1937 and select speakers for the coming year.
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Huntington. O
Farmers Institute
School Board Picks McClaflin President and Coe Clerk
H. B. McClaflin was chosen president and Francis Coe was named clerk of the school board.
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H. 3B. McClaflin
Francis Coe
Local families visit Coe Tasylor and Easterday homes
Mr and Mrs Wilson Fortune of Fields Corners visited the Coe Tasylor home reversing a Bowen Easterday notice. Earl Easterday and daughter Phyllis Jean joined Sunday supper at C L Easterday in Sullivan. Mrs John Naegele with Nettie and Dorothy Naegele dined with her mother Mrs H D Bowen. Mrs Forest Rica and young Ruth Garrison spent Thursday with her parents.
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Wilson Fortune
Fields Corners
Coe-Tasylor
Bowen F Easterday
Earl Easterday
Phyllis Jean
C. L. Easterday
Sullivan
John Naegele
Nettie
Dorothy
H. D. Bowen
Forest Rica
Ruth Garrison
Local Figures Attend Pedro Night At Finkle Home
Mr Challis Baish of Litchfield phoned C C Hines home last Friday. Mrs Louise McClaflin visits sister Mrs Florence Bellvilis in Cleveland to help care for her. Miss Nettle Russell from Leroy called on Mrs Kate Lorence and Jak Wagoner. A group from town played 12 games of Pedro at W D Finkle's Saturday night January 11. high score went to Mrs N L Thusdinm while Lloyd Finkle console. A pot luck lunch was served.
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Challis Baish
Litchfield
C. C. Hines
Louise McClaflin
Florence Bellvilis
Cleveland
McClaflin
Miss Nettle Russell
Leroy
Kate Lorence
Jak Wagoner
W. D. Finkle
Pedro
Coin Toss Named Portland Not Boston in 1844 Story
In Portland Oregon two settlers Lovejoy and Pettygrove argued over naming the new settlement after their hometowns. A coin toss in the winter of 1844 45 decided the name Portland over Boston after the 1836 copper cent landed heads two of three times.
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Portland
Oregon
Boston
Lovejoy
Pettygrove
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Cleveland St
Central Book Store
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Foursquare Church
Pythican Hall
Noon Day Club
Holy Name Group
West Side Lumber & Coal
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Lake Avenue
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Buy Now
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Firestone
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