Roosevelt attacks subterfuge claims in press reports
In a long critique Boake Carter and Roosevelt spar over the use of unnamed sources and the phrase it reported that to shield informants. The president singles out a United Press story on neutrality as an example claiming fabrication while editors defend journalistic safeguard practices.
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Carter
Roosevelt
The
United Press
Press Association
United States
Congress
Hull
Washington
S Senate
Mr Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s attack on United Press labeled as personal smearing
The passage recalls Mr. Roosevelt condemning the United Press as engaging in cheap official smearing in a pique over a story “too close to home.” It defends the UP record as accurate and elevated by the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Taylor and Sivens family reunions and local visits
The Tayor family gathered at Ira Starr's home on Penfield for their annual reunion with Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor Sr and Jr and Mrs Fred Silgenbaurer and Hazel Taylor among attendees. The Everett and Jabbusch families joined a Sandusky and Griswold road gathering. Health delegates Esther Gibbons and Nancy Browne were chosen for county health contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Provoznik
Lake Avenue
P Youngmen
Ralph
William Sylvester
Bartnett
Helen Gneuchs
Cleveland
Stone
Olmsted Falls
John Kerssie
Brownhelm
Ruth Provozmik
Barbara Jean Midding
City Hospital
Clarence Browne
Smith
Western Reserve Lakeside Hospital
Reno Cellier
Collier
Adamsville
Gauman Family Reunion Held Near Bechsteins Woods
Mrs Rosa Gauman of Kendreghs Corners led a family reunion at Bechsteins Woods on Sunday July 19 with her children and grandchildren attending. A basket lunch was served and sixty seats were set at long tables. Outdoor games and sports provided entertainment during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Rosa Gauman
Kendreghs Corners
Bechsteins Woods
Gauman
Merry Maids Plan July Picnic at Bechstein's Woods
The Merry Maids of St John's Evangelical Church will meet this evening for a regular July gathering. A basket supper is to be served at 6 30 o'clock during the outing at Bechstein's Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Evangelical Church
Bechstein’s Woods
Womans Guild Picnic and Legion Aux Outing Planned
Circle one and circle two of the St Johns Womans Guild ride to Cascade Park Elyria Thursday for a picnic and noon tureen dinner. Congregational Ladies Dime Society members picnic at Mrs H E Dulmages home with lunch provided and sandwiches to share. South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post 197 also travels to Cascade Park Elyria Thursday for their annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Womans Guild
Cascade Park
Elyria
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
H E Dulmage
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post No 197
Ice Cream Social and Quarrymas Picnic Announced
The Ladies Aid Society sponsors an ice cream social at the Methodist church Friday evening open to the public. South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 meets at the Club Rooms Friday for a regular session. The Quarrymas picnic is set for Bechstein's Woods Saturday with diversions for quarry men and families invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
South Amherst American Legion Post No 197
Bechsteins Woods
Carlile Seeks Insight With Church Topic July 23
Carlisle LaPorte Methodist church will hold Sunday services at 11 15 AM with the sermon The Church As Others see It a study of criticisms by the man in the street. Sunday School begins at 10 45 led by C F Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle — LaPorte
C F. Whitney
Beard reunion draws 42 kin to Bowen home
In Sullivan, Ashland Elyria Woeder and Pittsfield joined 42 members of the Beard family for their annual reunion at Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen’s home on Grafton road. The picnic dinner was served in the grove.
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Sullivan
Ashland Elyria
Woeder
Pittsfield
Beard
Lester Bowen
Grafton Road
Supper for Group 1 Families at Harrison Grove
The home of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison on Grafton Road hosts a Group 1 supper Friday at 6 30 PM. Families should bring wieners or hamburgers and buns for their own. a tureen of scalloped potatoes or a pie for the table. Coffee will be served by Mrs Harrison and committee from the grove fireplace. All welcome. please bring table service. Mrs Lynne Hamlin, group chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
Group
Harrison
Lynne Hamlin
East Carlisle Mother Singers Picnic Joys Community Event
Mrs F Fling Mrs John Rose and their committee celebrate the East Carlisle Mother Singers picnic an annual event for members and families. Thursday afternoon over eighty five people enjoyed the wooded river grove on East River Road with bathing and wading at the dam before and after a picnic supper. Mrs Fling and Mrs C J Kleeby made 47 quarts of home made root beer for non coffee drinkers. Attendance prizes and children’s games completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F Fling
John Rose
East Carlisle
East River Road
Fling
C. J. Kleeby
Merry and Johnny confront a costly betrothal in Virginia
Merry Clark, pressured by her financially desperate parents, agrees to marry Sam Henderson’s scheme to settle debts if his wife divorces and Merry marries him. She confronts Johnny Norfolk, who warns her that Sam’s plan traps her and forces a painful choice as loneliness and duty collide.
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Merry Clark
Virginia
Johnny Norfolk
Sam Penderson
Johnny
Flossie Field
Clarks
Merry
Flora
Robert Clark
Henderson
Sam
Flossie
Sam Henderson
Erry
Ladies at the Bar Adjournment Hour Rally
Hours before adjournment a group of women including Mrs F F Fling Mrs C J Kleeby Mrs Rolland Beesing Mrs Burt McMullen Mrs Jay Hardy Mrs Arthur Hadaway and Mrs H Manly Hurl in a display of civic engagement at the meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F F. Fling
C J Kleeby
Rolland Beesing
Burt McMullen
Jay Hardy
Arthur Hadaway
H Manly Hurlbut
Bowen Home Hosts La Porte Ladies Aid Group IV Event
The meeting of Group IV of La Porte Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs Les ter Bowen’s attractive home. Thursday afternoon assistant hostess was Mrs Esther Huenke. A picnic lunch planned by Group chairman Mrs Archie Welton followed the business session. Treasure hunt notes hid under rocks and tree bases led to a prize for Mrs Robert Lee who won a pitcher of flowers. A beach party for members and families is planned for the first Thursday in August.
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Lester Bowen
la Porte Ladies Aid
Esther Huenke
Archie Welton
Bowen
Robert Lee
Mos
Fiest
Picnic at Hobsons Grove Hosts Church Group Members
Hobsons Grove by the river became a merry picnic spot when Group IT chairman Mrs Thad Robson hosted families after church. An excited baseball game unfolded in the pasture between the men and women. On Tuesday evening Group members were entertained at LaPorte Church by Misses Eleanor and Elizabet Robson and Barbara Handrash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobsons Grove
Thad Robson
LaPorte
Eleanor and
Elizabet Robson
Barbara Handrash
Birthday anniversary celebration for Mrs A P Bailey at river grove
A birthday party was hosted Saturday evening for Mrs A P Bailey of East Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Archie Welton and family, Mr and Mrs A J Bailey and children Muss Josephine and Charles, Mr and Mrs A H Goodspeed, Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger, and relatives from Elyria Lorain and Detroit. Two birthday cakes and gifts from brother Nelson Reisinger highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Archie Welton
A. J. Bailey
Muss Josephine
Charles
A H. Goodspeed
Goodspeed
Elizabeth Reisinger
Walter Reisinger
Elyria
Lena Miller
Local families honor Mrs Bailey and greet guests at LaPorte events
Mrs Bailey celebrated with a home gathering featuring Miss Josephine and Mrs Archie Welton, music and a pink white cake. A dinner at Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson followed. News lists relatives visiting from Cincinnati and Cleveland, moves to new homes on Grafton road, and a birthday tribute to Mrs Harold Schwind at the Boorn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Archie Welton
Bailey
Welton
Arthur Wilson
Lloyd Johnson
Nettie Ellen
Richard
Los Angeles
California
LaPorte
C. M. Johnson
Wit Ridge Road
Harland J
Cincinnati
Arthur J
Andover
Ohio
Nichols Funeral
Ida Bingham
Grafston Road
C. F Whitney
Carl Brown
Carol
Carl Folley
Edn
Whitney
Cleveland
Carl Whitney
Arene
J M Whitney
Clevelana
Nuxrland
Ontario
Earl Brown
Grafton Road
Sip
Brown
Cam's Corners
George Boorn
Barbara
Phyllis Jean
Frances Henry
Frank Boorn
Mesopotamia
Harold Schwind
Schwind
Elyria
Schildt
Dyspepsia Rooted in Worry and Nervousness
An old column argues indigestion often stems from nerves rather than organic disease. It describes dyspepsia as a nervous condition where symptoms vary daily and the patient fixates on their own ailment, stressing self and worrying about health. A brief note mentions Phyllis Ann Rhoads at Ohio University Summer School and her expected return home in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Duke University
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
Ohio University
Athens
Frank Rhoads
Butternut Ridge Road
Dyspeptic Patients Seek Rest and Medical Attention
The piece notes many try remedies and patent medicines before consulting a reputable physician. Doctors ask leading questions, perform X rays and lab tests to diagnose ulcers or obstructions. Rest and confidence in care are key, with surgery disclosed if needed.
Signs of Trouble in Digestive and Heart Conditions
Fatigue tops general symptoms followed by headache poor circulation and heart palpitations. Dyspepsia signs include burning pain gas nausea and chest pressure. Difficulty swallowing may reflect nervousness. cooperation with doctor and rest aid recovery. avoid ignoring persistent below par feelings.
Ropp Family Plans Home Return From North Carolina Trip
Mrs. Theodore Ropp also known as Betty Chapman returns to Durham North Carolina with her husband after a months stay in the mountains for summer school. They reside on Robson Road in a trailer while awaiting home completion and expect a three week visit before moving back in.
Hearts of Gold Club Plans Thursday Wooster Visit
La Grange report notes Hearts of Gold Club and their advisor Mrs J H Curtiss will spend Thursday July 20 visiting Wooster for activities and program details.
Mrs Clive Dushinske Plans Picnic with Sunshine Workers
Mrs Clive Dushinske will be accompanied by the Sunshine Workers on a picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday July 25.
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Clive Dushinske
Sunshine Workers
Cascade Park
Mrs Wiliam W Rockwood Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rockwood died after a months long ailment following a major operation at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. She received an Eastern Star funeral per her wishes with interment in the Rockwood cemetery. She served as Matron of Lyndon Chapter Eastern Stars in 1923-24 and is survived by her husband W W Rockwood and four daughters Ruth Marie Wilma and Dora Mae.
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Wiliam W Rockwood
Rockwood
Lakeside Ensptal
Cleveland
Rockwood Cemetery
Lyndon Chapter
The
Eastern Stars
W. W. Rockwood
Ruth
Marie
Wilma
Dora Mae
Walter Spieth Treated After Dog Attack Injury
Walter Spieth was treated Friday by a doctor for an injury caused by a neighbor's dog. The dog, frightened by the boy, is reported to have torn the skin of the forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spieth
Sage Reunion Attendees Visit Huntington
The Sage Reunion took place Sunday at Huntington with attendees from the area including Mr and Mrs P E Sage and Margene.
Sorgs Begin House On Hose Farm Foundation Laid
Mr and Mrs William Sorg start construction on their Hose farm home with the foundation begun Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sorg
Family visit to Pittsburgh for weekend update
Mrs Don Swartz and son Ira and Mrs Dewey Aldrich and son Don traveled to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to visit Mr Carl Ton Loeble. he remained seriously ill and slowly improving while confined to a hospital bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Swartz
Ira
Dewey Aldrich
Donald
Pittsburgh
Carlton Loeble
Ruby Swartz
Loeble
Uneeda Rest Club Meeting Postponed to July 21
The Uneeda Rest Club meeting is postponed one week and will be held with Mrs. John Conklin on Taylor Street in Wellington on Friday July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneeda Rest Club
John Conklin
Taylor Street
Wellington
Mantua hostess honors Oberlin school alumna guest
Mrs Howard Harner of Mantua hosted friends who were classmates at Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School. The gathering honored Mrs David Rowe of Princeton New Jersey visiting as house guest. Mr Rowe later returned to Princeton University to resume his duties as professor of politics. Luncheon was served at noon by the hostess for the guests including Miss Esther Thomas Mrs Issac Bruce Mrs Chaffee and Mrs Bernard Wareham and Mrs Carlton Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Harner
Mantua
Oberlin
David Rowe
Princeton
New Jersey
Harner
Rowe
Princeton University
Esther Thomas
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Issac Bruce
Cleveland Heights
Chaffee
Garrettsville
Bernard Wareham
Carlton
Hathaway Birthday Dinner Honors Blanche Tite
Mr and Mrs E M Hathaway of East Main street hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring their daughter Mrs Blanche Tite of North Eaton.
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E. M Hathaway
East Main Street
Blanche Tite
North Eaton
Bay Village Guests Dine With Schmidt Family Members
Mrs. George Schmidt and son Billy hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs George Schmidt and their family of Bay Village along with Mr and Mrs George Tite and daughter Marilyn from Elyria and son Sterling of North Eaton and the Hathaways. Many gifts and flowers were given to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
Billy
Bay Village
George Tite
Marilyn
Elyria
Sterling
North Eaton
the Hathaways
Birthday Gatherings Highlight Ophers Family Household
A lengthy notes page records numerous family visits and social events at the Frank Oph er home. Kin from California Wellington Penfield Medina and Norwalk gather for nieces Ruth Clara and Pearl birthdays with others visiting from Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Opher
Ophers
Ruth
Clara
Pearl
Harold Opher
Glenn and
Janet
California
Lou Whitney
Wellington
Ernst Cox and
Jerry
Penfield
Charles Opher, Jr
Mardin
Charles Opher
Russell
Clarksfield Ladies Aid Picnic Report and Local Visits
Fifty people attended the Clarksfield Ladies Aid picnic at Chippewa Lake on Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lizzie Reigle's home on Thursday July 20. Visitors include Mrs Pearl Bursley and Mrs C A Twaddle at the funeral of Thomas Mullen in Carnetsville PA and several relatives visiting in the area. Other items note local business and visits by residents such as Mr Nitch of Lorain, Mr Monroe of Chicago, Betty Lou Merrill in Wellington, and various locals including Mr and Mrs Walter Lee, Miss Jennie Martin, and Mr and Mrs Clyde Lee.
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Axel Oveson
Columbus
F. L. Wolcott
William Mokren
Mary Lou Thompson
Cleveland
Daniel Meyers
Alan Smithberg
Lorain
Charlotte Knowles
Lon Jackson
Lelans Heath
LaGrange
Coleman
Jack Pierce
Medina
Boise
Wellington
Helen Rollins
James Curtice
C. E. Adams
Canton
Uhrichsville
Luraney Bauer
Anna McQuiston
Agnes Bouga
Loretta Westrick
Kent
Wiliam Bouga
M. Westrick
Persis Pierce
Steubenville
Richard Gupin
Orville Rising
Leon Rusina
Columbia
Gorass Adams
John Hoferka
Felicia Dushak
John James
Frank Cvetie
George Jackson
Salem
Oregon
Alorzo Jackson
Clarksfield
Pearl Bursley
C. A Twaddle
Thomas Mullen
Carnetsville
Nitch
Belle Vernon
White Fox
Monroe
Chicago
Juronic
Betty Lou Merrill
Hugh Merrill
Bessie Screight
Dover
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But —S. Boake Carter
Wah Ie
Harry Peachy
Elmira
New York
Collier Home
Amherst
Merry Maids
Carlisle
Hold Beard
Barbara Webb
Mrs. Bowen
Robson
Mrs. Bailey
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Chrisuan
Ducky
la Grange
Hearts OF Gold
Sage
Huntington
P. E Sage
Margene
Farty
Pearl Maskins
Stratton
Byron Gove
Temperance
Mich
Clyde
C. H. Burrows
Clay B. Burrows
Sterling Burrows
Gon Tomas
Dick Popp
Sherrie
van DeGrit
Mary
Baltimore
S. F. Blackman
Ethel Burt
Larry Burt
Louise
Doris Burrows
Bill Thomas
Don Thomas
Cedar Point
T. H. Jansen
Burton
Forest Fletcher
Earl Fletcher
Phonso Thomas
A. J. Knapp
Everett Robbins
Lynn Knapp
Alliance
Clair Ross
Clayton Puder
Mamie Johns
Emma Gott
Wiliam Twaddie
Charlie Rice
Greenwich
Bernard Chaffee
Norwalk
William Bailey
Kate Knapp
J. C. Ames
Lucy Smith
Bud Barre
Bertha Barre
Deli Cleveland
Westoco
Texas
Gordon Byron
Clay Puder
Harry Merrill
Wooster
John Merrill
Sarah Merrill
Ladies Aid
Ostrov’s
Elyria Furniture Co
W. Broad
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