National Whirligig on Power Lobby and Quoddy Fight
The piece surveys congressional fights over utility regulation and the holding company issue, highlighting Senate and House maneuvers around the Norris resolution, the Quoddy project, and reactions to Roosevelt’s New Deal policies. It notes key players like Brewster, Taber, Glass, Aldrich, Townsend, Corcoran, and O’Connor, and touches on AAA, foreign oil hopes, and lottery debates shaping 1934-1936 politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Norris
Almorost
Sam Rayburn
House
GOP
John Taber
Upstate
New York
Carlisle
Gibralar
White House
Chicago
al Smith
Roosevelt
LaGuardia
Sam Insull
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Do you tire easily and regain energy with tonic use
The ad promotes a ton ic claimed to raise red blood cell counts and relieve symptoms like loss of appetite underweight nervousness and fatigue. It touts 108 years of success and urges readers to insist on perene in Theacel ane and Wal larger size for two weeks, available at drug stores.
Avon Lake Pinocle Club Hosts Luncheon Prizes Won
Mrs William Burkhardt entertained a pinochle club at her Avon Lake home on Tuesday with a one o clock luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs Anton Fruster, Mrs Burkhardt, and Mrs Josephine Schuster. Two weeks hence Mrs Gervis Gates invites members to meet at her home. Fourth of July guests included Mr and Mrs Somerville and Mr Somerville, and Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert. Mr and Mrs Henry Gell of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Ivan Hassell and Mr and Mrs Alfred Barnes spent the Fourth at Chippewa Lake. The community notes Mrs Edith Diedrich, first grade teacher, is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Burkhardt
Anton Fruster
Burkhardt
Josephine Schuster
Gervis Gates
Center Road
William Somerville
Somerville
Walter Herbert
Avon
Henry Gell
Cleveland
Ivan Hassell
Alfred Barnes
Chippewa Lake
Edith Diedrich
Avon Lake School
Eastern Trip Highlights Of Mrs Tompkins Visit
Mrs Josie Tompkins of Wellington Ohio returned from an Eastern trip with her son and daughter in law to Croton New York Newburgh Philadelphia Gettysburg and other sites She visited relatives and noted it had been twenty three years since her last trip to New York An entertainment program will feature installations new officers and initiations with a garden tour and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Josie Tompkins
There
Francis
Amherst
New York
Charles Phelps
Croton
N. Y
Hudson
New York City
Floyd Whitcomb
Catskill
Newburgh
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Josie Tompking
Clisby Gardens
William Whipple hos pitalized for siege of hiccoughs
William Whipple was rushed to a Cleveland hospital Saturday where he is under observation for a siege of hiccoughs that has continued for several days. 1915 reunion members of the class of 1915 of the W. H. S. enjoyed a reunion at Wellington Fair Grounds Sunday. The first of a series of one fair church services was largely attended in the local park last night. Rev J H Green pastor of the Baptist church is in charge. Mr Green preached an inspiring message on A Famine in a Land of Plenty. His sermon dealt with the conditions of the country due to the lack of religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Brewster
Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Hastport Harbor
Mr. Brewster
Thor
William Whipple
Cleveland Hospital
Hiccoughs
J. H. Green
The
Baptist Church
Green
Garden party and 4-H health check in Avon Lake area
About 50 4-H Club members were examined by Dr. F R Dew and county nurses at the local school Friday. A pageant titled Nature Unfolds in a Garden, written by Mrs. Sarah Binder, will headline the third annual musicale and garden party at the Clisby gardens at 7:80 tonight by the Mary E Knapp Circle of the Junior Kings Daughters. A vocal and instrumental number from Wilson Hospital at Rocky River is noted. Mr and Mrs Willard Patterson of Cleveland visited Avon Lake relatives Thursday. A large alligator is claimed to need over 20 pounds of flesh per meal but they fast through winter.
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F. R. Dew
County Health Department
Sarah Binder
Clisby Gardens
Mary E. Knapp
Wilson Hospital
Rocky River
Willard Patterson
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Moose Starve to Death on Isle Royale
George H. Wright reports thousands of moose starving on Isle Royale as late season vegetation is exhausted. Food scarcity leaves animals without nourishment after consuming available foliage during the harsh season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
Minn
Isle Royale
George H. Wright
Wright
Pleasantly wearable dress pattern in plaid and chiffon
The notice promotes Pattern No 3354 a charming simple dress available in plaid chiffon seersucker cotton lace floral percale pastel linen or tub silk designs for sizes 14 16 18 36 38 and M bust. It lists fabric yardage 224 yards of 35 inch material 1 yard 35 inch contrasting and 124 yards of 3 inch ribbon and instructs sending 15 cents for the pattern with name address and size to The Chronicle Telegram pattern department 200 Fifth Ave New York NY. Summer Fashion Book costs ten cents. order together for twenty five cents.
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Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Civil Service Reform Urged by Sherrill Committee
In Columbus Col C O Sherrill urged reviving civil service to raise efficiency and cut personnel costs via merit. The report calls for extending the civil service to high salary posts and eliminating the 20 percent veteran preference. A five member unpaid board would oversee operations with a director of personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Davey
Col
C. O. Sherrill
Sherrill
Royal Neighbor Lodge July Meeting Highlights
The Royal Neighbor lodge gathered at Miss Margaret Schneider’s home with Mrs. Joseph Heathcote assisting. Activities included an audit assignment for Mrs. Augustus Anderson and garden party contests won by Mrs. Berch, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Augustus Anderson. Next meeting at Mrs. Esther Will’s home with Mrs. Lottie Jones assisting.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Margaret Schneider
Joseph Heathcote
Augustus Anderson
Berch
Ward
McGuire
Esther Will
Lottie Jones
Walters
Dumitruck
Lorain
Anna Gainok
Calista Corbitt
John Jami
Lucy Barnhart
FOURSQUARE CHURCH AMHERST observes Children’s Day events
In Amherst on July 8 the Foursquare Church conducted a morning program of songs recitations dialogs and readings by numerous children led by Mrs. B A Jenne and the DeVries sisters. A baptismal class from Lakeview Park followed in the afternoon at Lake Erie with Rev. Glen Horst in charge. Plans announced include a women’s union outing, a praise service at Pythian Hall, an 8:30 Friday Town Hall wedding for co pastor Miss Clariss De Vries and Rev. Glen Horst, and a Friday choir rehearsal at the church.
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Foursquare Church
Amherst
Beverly Gringle
Ruth Riddle
Rhiny Klingenmeier
Russell
Geraldine Dodson
Buddy
Charlene Becker
Florence Meredith
Paul
Lord
Sally Kreeger
Evelyn Gringle
Frederick Gringle
Irene Howard
Tony Belt
Clariss DeVries
Lake Erie
Lakeview Park
DeVries
Glen Horst
Canton
George Garthe
B. A. Jenne
Ludolph Kreeger
Oscar Klingenmeier
Elizabeth Gibson
Paul Schusster
Lila Muth
Maude Fisker
Ruth Ott
Ray Johnson
Karl Sabiers
Philip Dodson
South Ridge Road
Pythian Hall
Clariss de Vries
The
Canton, O
Town Hall
St Joseph Church church groups hold varied meetings
The Al tar Rosary society meets this evening in the school hall. Young Ladies Sodality choir practice also at 7 30 pm. Circle 1 of St Ann's society guests Mrs Theodore Schmitz Tuesday eve. Sewing Club hosts Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Thomas Andrews and Mrs T Falion. Holy Name Club 2 meets Thursday with Edward Van Niel. Concordia Club holds regular business social at church parlors. Congregational meeting Wednesday at eight. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Ladies choir rehearsal Thursday evening. Junior Walther League to organize and attend services Sunday with an outing to a park. details to follow.
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Women’s Union
Baus Cottage
Altar Rosary Society
Young Ladies” Sodality
Theodore Schmitz
Haststreet
St. Ann's Society
Sewing Club
School
Thomas Andrews
T. Falion
The
Holy Name Society
Edward van Niel
Jackson Street
Concordia Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Outdoor meeting at Schroeders home by St. Peter's Church
The Brotherhood will hold an outdoor meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schroeder Wednesday evening. All members and neighbors are invited to attend and participate in the event.
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Brotherhood
Emil Schroeder
Congregational Sunday School Picnic at Vermilion on the Lake
The annual picnic of the Congregational Sunday School will be held at Vermilion on the Lake Wednesday afternoon. Attendees should meet at the church at one o'clock for arranged transportation. The program includes games and swimming with a picnic supper at 5:36. Mary Martha class handles the treats and Men’s Bible class oversees transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Mary Martha
Out door Life Association and local club meetings schedule
The annual meeting of the Out door Life Association will be held at the association grounds this The regular meeting of Hickory Tree Grange will be held at the Grange Hall Tuesday evening. The Amherst Garden Club will be held an outing at the Outdoor Life Association grounds Wednesday afternoon. The Eagles' auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at the Eagle Hall Thursday evening.
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The
Outdoor Life Association
Association
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Amherst Garden Club
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
NO SERVICES SUNDAY AT Linwood Park EVANGELICAL GATHERING
The annual Evangelical assembly at Linwood Park continues through next Sunday leaving no church services next Sunday. Members of First Evangelical plan to attend multiple sessions. Clyde Rosenkranz and Robert Hall will represent the Sunday School. A baby girl was moved from the hospital to the Dreschler home in Brownhelm. A Vermilion-on-the-Lake outing included F Berger family and friends. Elizabeth Gibson visited South Amherst relatives. Orville Walker and Akron guests stayed with George Deiss. several Lorain residents travel to Fort Knox to see ill son Roland Bohley. Mrs Heathcote of South Amherst visited Forest Street hosts.
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Clyde Parker
Ralph Custer
Cleveland
J. C. Turner
Margaret
Lincoln
Nebraska
Charles Barnes
Lakeside
M. E. Church
Herman Gower
Elm Street
Edwin Branson
Columbus
Lela Mae
Branson
A. R. Branson
Carl Jones
Wellington
Frank Clara
Hilliker
Taylor Street
Howard Sheets
Winslow Shepard
Rochester
Arthur Hackenburg
Ben F. Keeling
Clarence Worthman
Celina
Keeling
Charles Willard
Martha Foster
Lorain
Carrie Ormeroid
Assembly of Evangelical Churches
Linwood Park
First Evangelical Church
Clyde Rosenkranz
Robert Hall
A. Zelinski
M. Dreschler
Brownhelm
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
F. Berger
Edith
Hulda
Helen Berger
Frederick Berger
L. Roemer
Helen Roemer
Audrey Bierman
Edwin Berger
Richard Thutt
Elida
Elizabeth Gibson
South Amherst
Jacob Muth
Forest Street
Orville Walker
Akron
George Deiss
Frank Snyder
Robert Rash
Bernette Brenner
Lottie Maurey
Fort Knox
Roland Bohley
Government Hospital
Joseph Heathcote
B. A. Jenne
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