Transport chaos in America and the seas
An analysis argues that major U S cities cluster by water, enabling cheap transport and pressuring railroads. It calls for a fundamental transport overhaul, proposing a Secretary of Transport with regional bureaus and a modern system to align all modes and cut costs for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charieton
Norfolk
Jacksonville
Miami
New Orleans
Houston
Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
St. Louis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
Due Juth
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Commierce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Netitinn Congress
Congress
America
Rosendahl
Greaterrthian
Mid- Western Railroad
Dorcas Society Meets and Local Meetings Scheduled
The meeting led by new president Artie B. Jones Sr set committee appointments after secretary Charles Friend resigned. Feb 24 gathering at the church planned a 6:30 covered dish supper followed by revival activities with groups including Mrs. Maureen Friend and Mrs. Leora Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie B. Jones, Sr
Charles Friend
Robert Herrick
Daniel Shepard
Maureen Friend
Leora Sharp
L. S. Green
Marjorie Shepard
Marie Gibbins
Gladys Herrick
Wellington Grange Dance Draws City and Nearby Folks
A Friday night Wellington Grange dance and card party filled the hall with over 100 attendees from Kipton, Oberlin, and Elyria. The planning committee Lloyd Betts, WB Brouse, and Frank Jantz arranged another event for February 10 with the same orchestra and leaders. Carl Webber resigns as negative debate captain and Norman McConnell takes the role, amid discussions over a highway beautification resolution titled Is Money Spent for Beautifying the Highways Wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Grange
Kipton
Oberlin
Elyria
Lloyd Betts
WB. Brouse
Frank Jantz
Carl Webber
Norman McConnell
Malabar Coast Syriac Christians linked to St Thomas
Traditional claim ties Malabar Coast Christians to St Thomas’s mission. The account notes Christian conversion lore in India, highlighting historic religious heritage and the role of early Christian outreach along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malabar Coast
India
St. Thomas
Honor Roll at Jefferson Junior High School Named
Fifty two students at Jefferson Junior High School earned honors for the first semester final grading period. Fifteen posted straight A’s in regular subjects, while the remaining 37 had at least one A and no grade below B. Names span seventh to ninth grades with multiple students listed in each group.
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The
Jefferson Junior High School
Beatrice Allsop
Bernice Burill
Flora Louise Crosby
Neomia Fleisher
Frank Januszewski
Dale McClune
Helen Stalla
Clyde Goldsmith
Robert Nethercut
Frances Wacker
Roberta Foster
Ruth Keller
Margaret Roberts
Ruth Schneider
Lillian Schindler
Dorene Fritz
Julia Gecelowsky
Ida Gottlieb
Virginia Kolopos
Wool Growers To Hear Lorain Man
A. F. Patton of the Producers Commission Company Cleveland will be principal speaker at the Lorain County wool growers banquet set for February 7 at the Elyria Church of Christ. Corwin H. Swan of Grafton State Farm will be toastmaster. L. A. Kauffman secretaries
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A. F. Patton
The
Producers Commission Company
Cleveland
Lorain County
Local names listed for upcoming community roles
Win Czak and Rose Thlen Dowdell head a roster including Lila Fell Laura Fridenstine Cecilia Ko zel Ted Pileski Mary Frances Mackert George Surdock Ruth Szakacs Mary Agnes Welsh and Norma Woodcock as participants in a forthcoming community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Czak
Rose Thlen Dowdell
Lila Fell
Laura Fridenstine
Cecilia Kozel
Ted Pileski
Mary Frances Mackert
George Surdock
Ruth Szakacs
Mary Agnes Welsh
Norma Woodcock
Ohio Wool Growers Meet Schedules Special Session
A special session for women is planned in connection with the Ohio Wool Growers Association meeting. Miss Lucille Smith, home economics editor of the Ohio Farmer, will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Lucille Smith
The
Ohio Farmer
Appalachian Bituminous Coal Fields Stretch Across Nine States
The coal region runs from Pennsylvania through the plateau and into Alabama covering nine states, tracing a vast mineral belt in the Appalachian area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Great Plateau
Alabam
Four-H Achievement Program in Wellington Ohio
Wellington Ohio hosts a 4-H achievement night at the Study Hall with Sunyiders and Outdoor clubs presenting pins to members. Officers and advisers including Mrs C S Church and Howard Wes Blove Olsen oversee events as County Extension agents praise the clubs’ work.
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Wellington
Ohio
C.S. Church
Sunnysider
Josephine Eibnerize
Iade Fesece Pda
Lalli Davie
Theadore
Jebin Privebett
Howe Obrie
Rathiven
Howard Wes Blove Olsen
Robert Soles
Robert Sejtrers
Bard Bassout
Billy Hart
Oll
Ale Churet
Howard West
Warren
Leruin
Aldine Palmer
Maurice Perkins
Beth Garrett
Nellie Saporito
Claude Hummel
Frances Eckert
Karl O. Townsend
First Wellington Bank
Kennedy era maritime act powers outlined in ledger note
An archival snippet notes authorities under the Merchant Marine Act during Joseph P. Kennedy’s chairmanship of the Maritime Commission. The line curates a historical view of executive powers and regulatory framework within the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph PL Kennedy
Alaritime Commission
Copyright
Ledger Syndicate
Wellington Association attends county officers club meeting
Mrs. Mary Prentice president of the Lorain County Women’s Benefit Association and Miss Lena Beam recording secretary were the Wellington Association’s sole representatives at the county officers Club gathering in Lorain Thursday. Jennie Little National State Captain Mrs Mann and Mrs Helen Sawyer District Deputy from Cleveland spoke briefly. Tea was served. The Wellington Association will meet Thursday evening February a nt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Prentice
Lorain County
Church group monthly party at the church
Members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ enjoyed a Friday evening party at the church. Miss Louise Parke led the program with games and songs and refreshments. Sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
Louise Parke
Dolls Entertain Home-Insiders at the Dell Home
Mr and Mrs Harrison Dell of Taylor Street hosted a Friday night gathering for the Home-Insiders Sunday School class of the MLE Church. Twenty attended, sharing fellowship in a neighborly home event.
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Harrison Dell
Taylor Street
MLE. Church
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