Assault Case Before Petro in Cleveland Road Court
Joseph Hayes 18 of Cleveland Road faces a charge of assault and battery in the court of Justice Joseph Q. Petro. Hayes pleaded not guilty after his brother Arthur 26 testified he and Joseph fought and that Arthur received a black eye. The trial was continued to Saturday on request. bond set at $100. Also reported, Edmund Manuel said license plates ZA 250 were stolen on Bon Air Avenue.
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Joseph Hayes
Btop
Cleveland Road
Court of Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Hayes
Arthur
Joseph
Justice Petronet Uhne
Edmund Manuel
Bon Air Avenue
Sunday School Plans Picnic At Cascade Park Elyria
South Amherst news reports a July 13 church meeting at St John’s Church detailing Sunday School plans for the July 29 picnic at Cascade Park in Elyria with Christ Krieg and Mrs Albert Farey to handle transportation. Also notes no morning worship next Sunday and 8 30 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. John's Church News
South Amherst
Cascade Park
Elyria
Christ Krieg
Albert Farey
Church Noise Protested El Centro Move Planned
The local Four Square Gospel church branch led by Aimee Semple McPherson will relocate within El Centro California after residents complain the church disturbs the quiet residential area. The move aims to ease community disruption and restore neighborhood quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Aimee Semple McPherson
Four Square Gospel Church
Tiger and Lion Size Comparison
A tiger stands nearly equal in height to a lion. A very large tiger reaches about three feet six inches at the shoulder and roughly ten feet seven inches in total length.
Amherst Ohio Mary Martha class reunion at church
Amherst Ohio July 13 The Mary Martha class of the Congregational church held a reunion in church parlors. The program featured group singing, tap dances by Jane and Sue Durling, piano solos, and a speaker Miss Bessie Green of Lorain who discussed her Alaska trip. Lunch served to many Amherst residents and guests. The August meeting will be a tureen supper at Vermilion on the Lake.
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Amherst
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Walter Kappley
E. G. Pietch
Jane
Sue Durling
Jane Durling
Rosemary Radde
Ruth Miller
Bessie Green
Lorain
5. W. Jenkins
Alaska
Marietta
Harry Powers
L. Kennedy
Grace Purcell
Minnie
Helen Sabiers
Elinore Ruth
Ployd McIntyre
Arthur Hamel
S. W. Jenkins
Clarence Dean
Frank Radde
F. R. Powers
Hugh Gawn
H. G. Batten‘house
Burton Sick
E.G. Pretech
W. J. Darling
J. R. MacKenzie
Elmer Gall
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Louis Zabel
Baltimoro
Vermilion-on- the-Lake
Amherst Business Men‘s Association
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Frank Mischka
Walter Schulz
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Vermilion River Park
Foursquare Sunday School
Ludolph Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Circle 2
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's Church
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Woman's Benefit Association
Ella Jaeger
Paton
Church Street
Roosevelts and Lewis fate tied in labor clash
National labor leader John L. Lewis keeps strong ties with President Roosevelt yet a split could emerge if political needs force a break. The piece notes tensions over the Wagner Act, NLRA rulings, and possible direct action by Lewis if White House support wanes. It also highlights labor leaders Green and Hines, court reform, and Hull sidelining.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
White House
Lewis
Uncle Sam
C. I. O.-ers
Mr. Lewis
Organized Labor
William Green
A. F of L
National Labor Relations Board
Green
Interlake Iron Company
4. F. of L
Lewis Hines
Supreme Court
van Devanter
Senate
Messrs. Hughes
Roberts
Tommie
Bennie
Hull
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill] Or Elsewhere, But Among the New “Brain Trust
Everyday Movies and Washington Shifts in Roosevelt Era
Denys Wortman notes Roosevelt spurned Hull recommendations, signaling a drift between Roosevelt and Hull policies. Sumner Welles pushes a harder stance toward Britain and France, while Joe Kennedy reshapes Washington by luring top aides from multiple agencies, disrupting old guard. Colonel Watson, a military aide, sports a bold new image after a golf mishap, epitomizing White House flair and informality. The Greek dance line echoes daily life themes.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Washington
Great Britain
France
Sumner Welles
D. R
Colonel Watson
White House
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Mike Lupe
Stanley Schinsky
John Ludwig
Ruggles Beach
Martin Springer
Gon Russel
Charles Kafer
Mansfield
Lois Springer
Kafer
Alex Garland
A. E. White
Vincent
John Garland
O. J. Brown
Burt Jenne
Ambherst
Joseph Heathcote
Melvin Emery
Willam Emery
Amelia Schneider
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
Ernest Schneider
Ford Mosher
Robert
Tacoma
Ford
Charley
Michigan
Bechstive
Vermilion
Harmon Mathas
John Bartiome
THE
Brown Company
Lodi St
Ohio
Walter P. Turner
Atlanta, Ga
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Central Book Store
Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Hospital News
Carl Port
Henrietta
Mia
M. W. Daniels
Thomas Huga
Hulda Berger
Elmhurst
Jessie McGhee
Memorial Hospital
Margaret
Helen Berger
Richard Thutt
George Mengel
Cloverleaf Club
Cuba
A. L. Streicher
E. Bridge St
James McMullie
Hines
A. F. of L
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Hutchinson
Grafton
Lewer
Chrysler Imperial Airflow
Ironton
Beandard
Sohio X
By Denys Wortman
Joe” Kennedy
Kennedy
E. C
Joe
Areg
Benton
National
Farley
Wortman
Roy. Ae
Broadway
Gould Bldg
Peanentuny
Ume
Servel Electrolux
Gras Company
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