New Deal Ideals and Old Conservatism in Jamestown Speech
Boake Carter discusses Robert H. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson in Jamestown New York noting Jackson’s shift toward New Dealism while questioning his true beliefs. He compares political pressure, environment, and personal gain shaping public stance and sincerity within government appointments and policy.
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New York State
Jamestown
Robert H. Jackson
Bob Jackson
Frank Murphy
Robert Jackson
McCoy
Hulls private dinner hints at undemocratic tone
The Chronicle Telegram reports Mr Hull invited only supporters to his Carlton Hotel apartment meeting showing a democratic process compromised by secrecy and exclusion. Critics of his policies were snubbed while those ready to agree were admitted, likened to dictatorial methods.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Carlton Hotel
Hull
Mr. Hull
Local church services and Sunday schedules listed
Whipple superintendent announces 10 30 morning worship and 6 30 evening events with topics The Part Time Christian and From Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones Anne Strandberg leads Christian Endeavor Evening worship at 7 30 Mothers Club plans basket dinner at Franklin Circle First Congregational with 9 30 Sunday school Edward Wells superintendent Morning worship 10 30 Sackcloth for Wounded Souls First Baptist with 9 30 Bible school Dr Paul Wilkinson superintendent Morning worship 10 45 Evening worship 7 30 B Y P A 6 16 Assembly of God G F Gribben pastor services in Knapp building North Main and Herrick Ave West Sunday school 2 30 preaching 3 Evening 7 30 Bible study Thursday 7 45 Christian Unity Class Margaret Jones L T meets at First Congregational 9 30 A M
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First Congregational
Charles W. Recard
Edward Wells
First Baptist
John H. Green
Paul Wilkinson
Assembly of God
G. F. Gribben
Knapp
North Main
Herrick Avenue
Christian Unity
Margaret Jones
L. T
First Congregational Church
Cannon ball relics welded into pyramids in county
Gounty commissioners hope to end theft stories as cannon balls hidden in court area through the years are welded together in two pyramids. Dayon University of Dayton to grant 25 women grads marking first co educational ceremony with Edith Mae Clare Patterson as speaker. Ravensport mothers garden with Portage bureau to aid dependent children, with exhibits and prizes for canned produce.
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Philadelphia
Court House
Dayton
University of Dayton
Edith MaeClare Patterson
Ohio
Charles H. Reiling
Edwin G. Decker
Cincinnati
Ravenna
Portage County
Bureau of Public Assistance
Lake Avenue 4-H Club Meetings Set In June
The Shining Thimvles Girls 4-H will meet Tuesday at 1 30 PM at Lake Avenue school with Barbara Cromling giving a health talk and Jane Baker plus Mary Kotai serving refreshments. Advisors Mrs Otto Jabbusch and Mrs Carl Smith will supervise. The Boys 4-H meet at advisor E R Laver's home Tuesday at 5 30 PM with Herbert Starkey Bobby Gould Billy Gibbons and Richard Browne delivering refreshments.
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Lake Avenue
Herbert Starkey
Bobby Gould
Billy Gibbons
Richard Browne
Grafton Bible Class Minds Week Meeting At Baker Home
The Women's Bible Class met at Mrs. W. E. Baker's home Thursday afternoon with sixteen members and Rev. Beebe present. The group opened in prayer, sang, and read the Sunday School lesson. A program committee was named, business was conducted by President Fred Tran, and members answered roll call with short verses. A Psalms reading and a contest with Mrs. Fred Tran as winner followed, ending with refreshments. Mrs. Dwight Bartlett to entertain in July.
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W. E. Baker
Beebe
Anna Hosler
Thos. Trembath
Dwight Bartlett
Fred Tran
Classified Notice by Cora M. Shepard
Property listing text appears duplicated with contact at 523 Barker St and phone numbers 21 and 156 R. No clear event or date provided.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
WPA workers laid off at Wellington disposal plant site
About 100 WPA employees on the Wellington disposal plant and sewer line project are temporarily laid off as funds for the current period are exhausted. The work will finish as scheduled and the suspension is expected to be brief. Fall and Mrs. Hunkapiller planned to continue her class to graduate.
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Wellington
Ohio
WPA
Man in Sandusky Bay accident remains hospitalized
John Hunkapiller, 26, injured in a Saturday morning accident at Sandusky Bay, remains in Providence Hospital with multiple broken ribs and double pneumonia. He leaped from a railroad bridge while fishing to avoid an oncoming train and landed on piling. His wife Norma Perkins travels from Wellington to attend her graduation before rejoining him at the hospital.
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John Hunkapiller
Sandusky Bay
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
New York Central
Norma Perkins
Richard Perkins
Wellington
Wellington Opera House
Wellington High School class reunions planned this week
Wellington High School re unions will be numerous this week and next. The class of 1912 meets at Cascade Park Elyria for a picnic dinner and program. Class of 1923 gathers at Westlake Park for a 1 PM covered dish dinner. Class of 1938 assembles at the public square at 1 PM to travel to Chippewa Lake for a picnic supper.
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Wellington High School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Westlake Park
Chippewa Lake
Tap dance program by Miss Carino pupils at Herrick Auditorium
Twelve pupils of Miss Janet Carino will present a tap dancing and novelty acts program in Herrick Auditorium next Tuesday evening at 7 30. There is no admission charge.
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Janet Carino
Herrick Auditorium
Silent Circle Daughters Plan Picnic at Mohican State Park
Members and families of the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters prepare to travel to Mohican State Park near Loudonville for a 5 30 p m picnic supper. Transportation requests should be directed to Mary Battles. The Circle provides drinks and each family should bring filled baskets and their own table service.
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Silent Circle of the King’s. Daughters
Mohican State Park
Loudonville
Mary Battles
Mr and Mrs Hunt Move to Wellington From Indiana
Mr and Mrs Clifford A Hunt relocate to Wellington on Monday from Indiana into one of Dr Chas W Recard s new homes on McKinley avenue. Hunt recently transferred from Ashland to the local Garretson Lumber Company office in Wellington.
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Clifford A. Hunt
Wellington
Indiana
Chas. W. Recard
McKinley Avenue
Mr. Hunt
Ashland
C. S. Garretson Lumber Company
Garretson Lumber Company
Miss Mildred Brenner Plans Summer Vacation
Miss Mildred Brenner daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Brenner studies at Juilliard in New York City enjoying a month at home before heading to Vermont for the remainder of the summer.
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Mildred Brenner
Morris Brenner
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Vermont
Miss Jeanne Arnold in Summer Comedy at College
Miss Jeanne Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs David Arnold of here and a Lake Erie College student will take part in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream as the commencement play on June 10 at the college venue.
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Jeanne Arnold
David Arnold
Here
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Local Couple Attends Meadville Baccalaureate and Commencement
Mr and Mrs W B Vischer travel with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G C Richardson to Meadville Pennsylvania for the Baccalaureate service on Sunday and the commencement on Monday Margaret Richardson a graduate of Alleghany College Meadville Pa
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W. B. Vischer
Here
Inlaw
G. C. Richardson
Cleveland
Meadville
Margaret Richardson
Alleghany College
Meadeville
Women’s Benefit Association Plans Lorain County Officers’ Visit
Sixteen members met in their hall on Thursday to conduct regular business and arrange to entertain Lorain County officers during the Thursday afternoon gathering.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Lorain County
Local group holds June 15 meeting with prize drawn
On June 15 the local group held its regular evening meeting. Mrs. Beatrice Smith drew the attendance prize and one new member was voted on.
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Beatrice Smith
Ohio State Engineer to Speak on Farm Horse Power
R. D. Barden from Ohio State University will address the Northern Draft Horse Association of Lorain County at Grange Hall Tuesday night. The topic is Horsepower Requirements of the Farm.
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R. D. Barden
Ohio State University
Northern Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Grange Hall
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Choir
Methodist-Lonzo S Green minister Sunday school at 9 30 led by Charles Barnes superintendent subject Way Truth Life Sunday evening at 730 Jesus Puts the Question male quartet to sing Church of Christ A E Tennant minister Bible school at 930 Mrs Mabel
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Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barnes
Jesus
Church of Christ
A. E. Tennant
Bible School
Mabel
Wellington High School Graduation Honors by Ohio Chief Justice
Chief Justice Carl Victor Wer gandt of Ohio Supreme Court addressed Wellington High School graduates on Education's Challenge. Valedictorians Ruth Jameyson Mildred Vincent and Yovanka Zubrick spoke on Liberty Fraternity and Equality. Glee club and ensembles performed Bach and Lassus pieces under Miss Marie Adler Clyde Seidel.
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Carl Victor Wergandt
Ohio Supreme Court of Lakewood
Wellington High School
Ruth Jameyson
Mildred Vincent
Yovanka Zubrick
Liberty
Equality
Glee Club
Marie Adler
Bach
Matona
Lassus
Clyde Seidel
Chillicothe High School honors Richard Griesheiner for perfect attendance
At Chillicothe High School graduation Richard Griesheiner received special recognition for 12 years of perfect attendance with no tardies or absences.
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Chillicothe
Richard Griesheimer
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts: Oldest U.S. Art School
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, founded in 1803, stands as the country’s oldest art academy. The institution has a long history of teaching and showcasing art across generations.
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The
Pennsylvania Academy
Af. Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Modes and Manners: Asking for a Name and Public Etiquette
The column advises politely asking for a name when unclear and repeating it to fix memory. It condemns public nail cleaning as improper and urges private grooming. For a courting issue, it suggests sending a tasteful birthday card rather than a gift.
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A. HD
Short Cuts and Tips for Food Prep and Work
Candy making hint suggests adding one tablespoon grapefruit juice per two cups sugar to prevent graining and improve creaminess. Canned fruit can replace fresh in pies. Starched linens resist ink blur. Dipping knife in boiling water prevents cheese from crumbling. Jamaica reports no serious labor disputes.
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British Submarine Disaster Rescue
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Davis
Lungs
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New York
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Western Union Cable
Grafton
BIBLE
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Hunkapiller
Silent Circle Picnic
Jairwen
Jamaica
Middle Ave
Father Time
Lorain County Bank League of
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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