Oberlin Man Retires as Grand Patriarch of Ohio I O O F
Carl Berger of 250 North Main street Oberlin retires as Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Ohio. He is the youngest man to hold the post and earned high regard from his associates. Berger is affiliated with Oberlin Ledge of Odd Fellows Oberlin Encampment Vine Rebekah Ledge and Canton Lorain.
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Ohio
Department Council Patriarch Militant
Department Association Ladies Auxiliary P. M
Springfield
Carl Berger
North Main Street
Oberlin
Berger
Oberlin Ledge
Odd Fellows
Oberlin Encampment
Vine Rebekah Ledge
Canton Lorain
Recklessness of Failure in Government Spending
Vanderbilt economist criticizes federal policy as reckless and permanent, arguing the administration uses subsidies and borrowing to buy prosperity. He condemns the buy and give away approach, noting four Senate amendments to shield aid recipients were defeated.
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Senate
Home Fires Return to Pride as Youths Stay Near Family
A study cited Maryland youth surveys showing most youths live with parents or relatives, with four in five single youths at home and half of married youths under parental roof. The data suggest strong home ties, desire for parenthood, and a stable base for youth to respect schools, church, and other institutions.
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America
Maryland
American Youth Commission
Better Men and Citizens in CCC Camps
A government laudation notes Major General Hugh A. Drum’s aims for CCC camps including calm problem solving and expedients for emergencies. It praises Army administration, vast investment in natural resources, and the training of thousands of youths in citizenship, duty, loyalty, courage, and vocational skills for peacetime service.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Hugh A. Drum
CCC
United States Army
Twilight at the White House Fancy
Secretary Perkins recalls a spring evening at the White House as she questions President Roosevelt about a third term. The scene blends political tension with imagined visions of Copperheads, Tories, and a looming 1941 future while the President gazes out the window with a fading smile.
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White House
Madame
John K. Lewis
Tommy
Tempus
Madame Secretary
Gras
Caesar
Secretary’s Quiet Exit Halts Franklin’s Answer
The piece portrays Madame Secre tary as the perfect lady who withdraws unobserved while a man, Franklin, remains unresponsive. The commentator notes a gentle nature suited to music and hints at potential leadership if irritability is tempered, while predicting the day’s impact on reputation.
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Madame Secretary
Franklin
New York Sun
Anniversaries Glimpse Historic Births and Notable Dates
A list of anniversaries and historical notes highlights births of Caesar Wedgwood Thoreau Osler Eastman and Swank with dates from 100 B C to 1937, plus events like the Battle of the Boyne, U S slavery ransom, and early 20th century civic milestones and notable births.
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B. C
Caius Julius Caesar
Josiah Wedgwood
Benjamin P. Shillaber
Boston
Partington
Portsmouth
N. H
Chelsea
Mass
Henry D. Thoreau
New England
Concord
James M. Swank
Johnstown
American Iron & Steel Asso
Westmoreland Co
Sir William Osler
McGill
Univ. of
Admiral Claude Bloch and Mrs Kathryn Burns Noted Lifespan Ages
Admiral Claude C Bloch USN born in Woodbury Kentucky in 60 years and Mrs Kathryn Y Burns of the University of Chicago president of the American Home Economics Association born in Hillsdale Michigan 47 years ago.
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Arthur ML. Hyde
Trenton
Agriculture
Princeton
Robert M. Hopkins
World’s Sunday School Association
New York
Olin West
American Medical Asso
Chicago
Gadsden
Ala
Sidney S. Lenz
Samuel H. Sibley
Georgia
Sth
U. S. Circuit Court
Union Point
Hugh Ferriss
Claude C. Bloch
U. S.N
Woodbury
Kathryn Y. Burns
Univ. of Chicago
American Home Economics Asso
Hillsdale, Mich
Bible Readings Pause at Charitable Message
Fragment of a sermon or religious reading cites Titus and Paul praising God's kindness and love toward humanity. The fragment emphasizes salvation not earned by deeds but by divine mercy shown through Jesus Christ.
Meaning of Christianity and God’s compassion in Bible
The text argues Christianity centers on God’s mercy and active care for a world ravaged by evil. It cites Micah 6 8 and James 1 27 as concise summaries, stressing that God sees reality, cares, and works to overcome evil through compassion.
Belgium Limits Import of Foreign Cider
Merciful, just and loving, wise and good-because in short He is God. And this is what we mean when we speak of Him as the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. The article then shifts to noting Belgium discouraging the importation of foreign cider.
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God
Jesus Christ
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