Townsendites Plan For Coming Events in Ely dia area
Townsend Club No 1 meets with 60 members at 136 Middle Avenue in Elydia. President John Stephens outlines committee planning and a pot luck supper to honor outgoing officers. Members hear reports from Ridgeville and Lorain clubs and discuss a Townsend plan to fund old age pensions via a two percent tax on personal and business income.
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Wellington Club
Lorain
EO Carver Ridgevile Club
Cleveland
Robert Townsend
Ridgeville Club
Thict
Lorain Lownsend
Fred Yingling
Wilt
Wes Fritz Yingling
Mt Veron
Frite
Clevelind
Anton
Congressman Seceist
Capitol Hell
Mis C E Deare
Oscar CG Dunn
Frank Coleman
Larain
Frances E Townsend
Mire Rebs Thomas
Alice Heros
Ethel Downes
Thomas Ht
Mas
Tom and Jerry
Reputer Club
Poom Mest
Middle Avenue
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Reports Work
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Inc releases its first 21 month report through editor Bast O Connor outlining its formation January 3 1938 under New York law and its twofold mission to advance knowledge and reduce infantile paralysis. It lists 35 national leaders on its board medical committees with grants totaling 4 63 9 2 7 6 7 including 44 grants split between virus research and prevention aftereffects and epidemics education and the Tuskegee hospital. Net proceeds from the Presidents Birthday Celebrations raised in 1938 and 1939 funded activities with distributions to communities and a Will Rogers Memorial Commission donation boosting totals to 7 77 7 3 4 6. The report covers January 3 1938 to September 30 1939 and proposes future financial reporting on a September year end.
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Chronile-Telegram
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Inc
Bast Oconnor
Ehteen
Tuskegee Institute
United States
Relef
National Foundation
W:ll Rogers Memorial
Foundation
Oberlin Professor Accepts Post In Washington
Oberlin College economist Dr Ben W Lewis accepts a Washington post as Chief economist for the Consumers Counsel Division of the Interior Department. He will relocate in midweek and stay through August to supervise economic testimony on coal markets for the Bituminous Coal Commission. He has prior government service with the NRA advisory board and the Consumers Advisory Board from 1934 to 1939.
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Oberlin
Ben W Lewis
Oberlin College
Consumers Counsel Division
Department of Interior
Washington DC
Levis
Washington
Consumers Advisory Board
NRA
Persent
National Economic Committee
Lewis
Querlin
Taner
Stuart Jamieson
University of British
WicGull
University of Cytforia
Ne US Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pacific Coast
Willemain
Bituminous Coal Commission
Rochester Cuong to the present weather Wednesday might
The article notes a light attendance at the Methodist church on Wednesday night in Rochester Cuong to the present weather. Albert Faurot of Oberlin College performed several piano solos, and Frances Hutchinson gave a review of Creliy Through Europe last Summer, which was well received.
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Cuong
All Church
Albert Faurot
Oberlin College
Creliy
Europe
Frances Hutchinson
Playboys and a Society The Big Gamble
Curt Carrington's engagement to Sara Sidney triggers jealousy from Juliette Carter. A South American contract hinges on stolen blueprints. Juliette fakes engagement, plans to force marriage for money while Sara faces rumored theft. With a plane overloaded, the race to recover blueprints leads to a crisis back home.
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Sara Sidney
Curt Carrington
Carrington & Broderick
Toby Martin
Juliette Carter
Curt
Carrington
South America
Alr Moit
Juliette
Sara
Relief Return to Township Trustees Debate at State Convention
About 20 Lorain County township trustees and clerks attended the state convention in Columbus. They supported a resolution to revert relief administration to township trustees, arguing it would be more economical and yield better results while criticizing pre audit provisions of the current relief law. A separate note mentions an airplane crash report from Shrewsbury, Mass, and a model pine plane wreckage. Baseball remains popular in Japan.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Uttin
Iso
Monfi
Shrewsbury
Masons Of Lorain County Meet At Amherst
Lorain County masons plan a dinner and reception at Stoningtion Lodge No 203 Amherst for the new Grand Master Dillon. Presentations include fifty year medals to F M Hogkins and others. Local dignitaries A A Stephens Robert A Buari John Sayre and Harold Fritz are listed among attendees. A capacity crowd is anticipated to hear the Grand Master’s message.
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Lorain County
Soine Masonic
Amherst
Dillon Chist
Stonington Lodge No 203
F M Hogkins
Amherst Ohio
H J Sipple Amherst O
Wm B Midgelel
Orain O
A Stephens
Robert A Buari
John Sayre Chistry
Alsin
J Plocher
Harold Fritz Instrict
Wisons
Lewis Leadership May Face Test
In Columbus on January 30 John L Lewis may face a test of his political leadership as the United Mine Workers Union contemplates a draft Roosevelt for a third term. The resolutions committee planned to report 47 local resolutions urging the draft while backing Lewis’s stance that no specific candidate be endorsed yet, leaving later action to the executive board. Delegates offered little organized opposition to Lewis, and about 20 local declarations opposing his Roe speech were noted, though officials stressed they amounted to under one half of one percent of the union's 690000 members.
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Columbus O
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Lewis
Execative Board
UMW
Nectarine Orchard Replanting Beats World Size Record
The Willows Cat-The 200 ane Hayward Reed nectarine orchard, the largest in the world, is being entirely replanted with more than 20,000 nectarine trees cut down. Wood is given away as new trees are planted as fast as possible.
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Hayward
Seek To Oust Lima Hall Custodians
In Columbus Ohio January removal charges on file with the State Civil Service Commission sought to oust Bernard Wortkamp and Charles Cole as custodians of Memorial Hall in Lima. Allen county commissioners filed the orders alleging they drank on duty and tried to collect fees from organizations using the hall, plus failing to keep the hall clean and neglecting fire protection equipment.
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Columbus
O. Jan M
Stele Civil Service Commission
Bernard A Wortkamp
Charles D Cole
Memorial Hall
Lima
Allen County Commissioners
Miss Elizabeth Jordan Weds Paul Ackerman
Miss Elizabeth Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Jordan married Paul Ackerman of Camden at four o clock Saturday afternoon January 20. The Rev Patrick of Baghton officiated in his home. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Kertz of Camden. They are at home after a short trip to George Hall place north of East Oberlin Community Church. Mrs Ackerman is Wellington High School class of 37 graduate and Sunday School teacher at Pittsfeld Community Church. Mr Ackerman is employed in Elyria.
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Pittsfield
Elizabeth Jordan
Clarence Jordan
Paul Ackerman
Camden
Patrick
Baghton
Edward Kertz
George Hall Place
Oberlin
Ackerman
Wellington
Pittsfeld
Elyria
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