Avon Baptist Church to observe third pastorate anniversary
Avon Baptist Church will observe the third anniversary of Rev. C. A. Bantham next Sunday January 31 at 6 30 p m with an informal covered dish supper and fellowship replacing the evening service and youth program.
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Avon Baptist Church
C. A. Bantham
Bantham
Cleveland
Ita Neonse
Lves
Bok
Buntham
Sheffield Lake
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Budget Deficit Omitted Relief Item Clouds 1938 Outlook
The article critiques the 1937-1938 relief budget submission to Congress, noting the omission of the large relief expenditure and its impact on balance. It questions reliance on employers to sustain employment and warns that delaying budget balance risks eroding recovery as fiscal plans hinge on uncertain revenue and policy.
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Eral Johnson
Blue Eagle
Sage
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Senate Liberals Rally to Defeat Probe-Silencing Rider
Senate Liberals prepared to strike a rider on the house approved relief bill that could end congressional probes into railroad financing and labor espionage. The measure carves out $790 million for relief, $95 million for CCC and other smaller appropriations and faces Senate review by the appropriations committee led by.
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House
CCC
Senate Appropriations Committee
Carter Glass Rider Bids Flood Relief Fund Aid
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia urged rapid passage of flood relief funds. A rider was added in committee barring use of the money for congressional investigations.
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Rochester Moderne Followers Meet at Mrs Cooper Home
The Moderne Followers gathered Saturday at Mrs A J Cooper s home with Mrs Raymond Sprague of Amherst assisting. Devotional led by Mrs Clarence Pipper. Valentine party planned for February. Sewing and socializing followed with participants from Amherst Vermilion Birmingham and local households.
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A. J. Cooper
Raymond Sprague
Amherst
Clarence Pipper
Fred Berger
Melvin Niggle
Vermilion
Lewis Todd
Birmingham
Robert Kneisel
Otto Zelinski
William
Kipton Players Edge Birmingham Teams Saturday Evening
Kipton played the Birmingham teams on Moor Saturday evening and both games ended in close fashion. Mr and Mrs W F Betts and son Chalmer visited Eldon Rasseitte and family in New London. Leonard Baker returned home from Allen Hospital after an appendectomy. Miss Mary Schweitzer, 23, Sugar Creek, was expected to recover from burns after her apron caught fire.
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David
H. B. Peck
Cleveland
the Searchlight
Ruth Herchler
Lorain
The
Farm Bureau
Elrria
Reuben Miller
Hll
Birmingham
Moor
W. F. Betts
Chalmer
F. E. Sharp
Darwin Sharp
Lorata
Jover, CO
Mary Schweitzer
Sugar Creek
Reemployment Office Reports 1415 Jobs Found Here
National Reemployment Service data shows 1415 individuals absorbed by private industry in the county last year with 426 relief clients among them. The report also notes 1036 new applications and 1745 renewals processed by the Columbus bureau at 529 1/2 Broad Street, with jobs via private employers, highway and public works contractors, and WPA projects.
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Lorain County
Natonal Reemployment Service
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Employment Bureau
Broad Street
National Reemployment Service
Charles J. Cromling
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