Secret Service limits on presidential guards stir debate
The Secret Service says it guards the President and immediate family only and has no provision to protect presidential nominees or candidates. In 1902 a guard for the President began, expanding in 1916 to include the first family, with Taft the first elected president guarded before the national vote. About 250 officers work for the service, with an appropriation near $1 million, and no routine protection of party nominees unless a special case arises.
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Washington
London
W. H. Moran
Treasury
Secret Service
Taft
McKinley
Yce
Sirgt
White House
Roosevelt
Moran
Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Bladder Ailments Prompt Drink Water and Herb Blend
A 1920s style ad notes irritated or weak bladder with frequent urge and burning. It urges six glasses boiled water daily and proposes a herbal bladder lax with green succents, hoohn leaves, and fineper nil as a remedy. If not pleased in four days, the druggist will refund.
Oberlin Grange Attends Regular Bi Monthly Meeting
Sixty Oberlin Grangers attended the regular bi monthly meeting at Oberlin Grange hall. Mrs Eliza Behnke received third and fourth degrees. The secretary urged members to submit names for fifth and sixth degrees before December. Rede Decoratings planned, program to be arranged by Mrs Leo Hanlon. A program of stunts and music followed. Eastside Grangers invited to dinner with garden flowers and sweets. Next meeting July 14.
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Grange Oberlin
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange Hall
Eliza Behnke
Ernest H. Parke
Home Econdate Committee
Grange
George Fl Dion
Ernest Parke
Leo Hanlon
Hugle Taps
Junior Horning
Eastside
West Siders
McCarl’s finance reforms praised by Alice Longworth
Alice Longworth lauds Comptroller General McCarl as best qualified to discuss government spending. She notes his fifteen years auditing executive expenditures and his nonpartisan service across four Presidents. She warns about potential successors and criticizes wasteful spending by proponents of the New Deal.
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New York
McCarl
Washington
Roosevelt
Mr McCarl
Alice Longworth
MrNaught Syndicate, Inc
Russia Township club meeting notes and picnic date set
A meeting was held at Earl Sandrock's home with members including the cousin of F. vicinity E. Schubert from Little Big Seven Boys 4-01 club of Russia Township. A correction announces the annual Farm Women's Club picnic moved to Wednesday July 15 at Cascade Park Elyria. Gertrude Schramm contacted Grace Kent in Elyria Saturday morning.
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Little Big Seven
Russia Township
Earl Sandrock
Cascade Park
Elyria
Gertrude Schramm
Mig Grace Kent
Local social notes and family visits across Oberlin area
Charles Smith of Elvrra and many neighbors and relatives visited and hosted friends in Oberlin and nearby towns. Rural mail carrier Hugh Paddock remains hospitalized. A July 4 lawn picnic is planned by North Russia Needlepuild families at Charles Haserflue’s home. Several gatherings honor anniversaries and celebrate meals with the Service Guild of Oberlin First Methodist. Attendees include Bergs, Schramms, Lipstrues, and others from Vermilion on the Lake and LaGrange areas. We note illness and recoveries, Sunday visits, and a funeral for Homer Schubert with services at Sedgeman’s and Sacred Heart church.
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Anna Bergard
Eleanor Schramm
Hugh Paddock
Allen Hospital
North Russia Needlepuild
Charles Haserflue
Herry Sandrack
William Berg
Farmer's Union
Pittsfield
Anna Berg
Leonard Berg
Edward
Richard Lipstrue
Harlan Schramm
Donald
Harvey Lipstrue
Jor Wickliffe
Juanita Schramm
Grace Morgan
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Service Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Oberlin
Tella Hahn
M. E
Lea Whitman
Vrs
Edward Schramm
Darius Holcomb
LaGrange
Holcomb
Fred Kent
Ely‘ria
Cecil Grila
Mags
Rene Stang
Edwoll Road
Francis Ward
Town Line Road
James Solida
Maynard Gott
Frank Kreuger Jr
Harlan Selram
Briebs
Cecil Grills
Ervin Grills
Norwalx
Chester Streicher
Fort Wayne
Indiana
St. Pauls Lutheran Entirch
Amherst
Missouri
Matt and
Harriette Sandrark
Clearewater
Florida
Arthur Worcester
Slater
Florcence
Harry Pargona
Clearwater
George Lang
Chestnut Ridge
Floyd Lang
Elyria
Elver
Henry Holzhauer
Detroit
Robert Johnson
Well- Ingaga
Mary Ehrman
Jen‘nla Ehrman
Lawrence Carpenter
Tommy Carpenter
Tone Walsh
Cleveland
Charles Hasenflue
Harriette Sandrock
Ruggles
Homer Schubert
Sedgeman
Tater
Sacred Heart Church
Belden Grange se in regular session with degrees and programs
Belden Belden Grange No 259 held a June 24 meeting with strong attendance. Three candidates received first and second degrees, juvenile Grange degrees were conferred, and a varied program followed including violin and trombone solos, readings, a traveling Bible talk, and music. The next meeting is July 6.
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Belden
Edna Harrison
Rising
Jeanne Wise
Geo. Beebe
LeRoy Lang
J D Mennell
Largo
Geo . Beebe
Reading
Lewis Kinnert
Lewis Kinnect
Myr Buckingham
Merle Lehman
Local residents attend visits and meetings this July
Florence Wise and others are listed in social notices with planned health examinations by Dr Dew at the next meeting Tuesday in July. Weekend guests include Jeanne Wise with Hazel VerSoy in Lorain. Several families journey to Wadsworth for business and Lakewood grandparents host relatives. Community circle plans a July 16 gathering with Pauline Sooy as a host, while numerous Wise family members share visits and informal get togethers.
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Florence Wise
Julia Ruth Gest
Evelyn McAndrewa
Martha Schriver
Dr Dew
Community Callers Visit Neighbors Across Town
A string of visitors gathered Sunday afternoon and evening at various households. King and Doonan families visited the Delmling home in Akron and Elmer Wise hosted a gathering with Clarence Wise. Reisinger family attended a reunion at Columbia town hall followed by other couples visiting Beriswill and Martin Beriewill homes.
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Jeanne Wise
Hazel Ver- Soy
Lorain
Henry Droege
Elizabeth
Quentin Bannister
Wadsworth
Eddie
Jane
Alfred Beriswill
Lakewood
Edith Shuster
Stewart Kilmer
Jack Wise
Elmer Caddick
Cleveland
Clarence Wise
Joseph Janeka
Hartman
A H. Kornumayer
Martin Beriswitz
D. G Reisinger
Famiy
Eugene Witzel
Rocky River Drive
F E Schriver
Henry
Caroline Goodman
A. F Wise
Pauline Long
Alma Nesbett
Marvin Ryder
Goodman
RAF bases planned for Borneo to shield Pacific interests
The Royal Air Force plans a chain of air bases in Sarawak and British North Borneo to strengthen British Pacific defenses and protect East Indies oil interests. Also notes the Irish town Tipperary bearing the meaning the well of Ara and sources near the river Ara. Bleeding gums notice pledges dental treatment by Dr. Davis in Wheeling for $200.
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Singapore
Royal Air Force
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Pacific
R.A.F
East Indies
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Portland Cement Association
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Roosevelt
Oberlin Grange
Mars Hacker
Hoy Frankin
Carl Schmitz
Roy Franklin
John Emerich
Frank Bhreuger
John Franklin
Mary Lounsbrough
Fred Berg
Clarence Pons
Cuyahoga Pomona
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Cuyahoga County
Parma
Medina
Fanfield
Franklin
Cuyahoga
Pomona
E. G. Pickard
Curahoga
Edward Witbeck
Carlisle
Carl Wright
Ben Mune
Elson Munn
J. Myers
Eaton Frances
Henry Schriver
Knedges
Leon Lehman
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust CO
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
E. Schubert
Charles Smith
Elvrra
Frank Mason
Gage and
Elmer Fullmer
Ernest Brandt
Hidgeville
Bert Sigsbee
la Grange
Kanden Club
Yregula
Jolly Jos
Wilmot Tong
Chas. Wise
Ed Bever
Murlenberg
Akron
Elizabeth Dioege
AL Wise
Community Cicle
Pauline Sooy
Seta
Anna Sauer
Raymond Sauer
Borneo
Tipperary
Tiobrain Arann
Ireland
Ara
Beechwood
Pocahontas Murbach Coal
White Oxfords
WESR
East Ave
MC Seae Lea
Mutual
Lincoln Theatre
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