Annual Meeting of Christian Scientists in Boston
Thousands gathered in Boston at The Mother Church for the Christian Science annual meeting. Officers were elected with George Shaw Cook named president while reports highlighted branch growth abroad and in North America, 688 practitioners and 83 nurses officially recognized, and renewed calls to spiritualize thought amid world unrest.
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Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science Board of Directors
Church Progress
Europe
England
North America
Africa
Australia
Christian Science Movement
George Shaw Cook
Brookline
Ralph H. Knapp
Needham
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Walmer
Marshfield
Chrisian Science Board of Directors
Cook
Iowa
Chicago
Christian Science
Edward A. Kimball
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
Ilmnois
Mother Church
Christian Science Journal
Sentinel
Herald
Eddy
Knapp
Palmer
Roland R. Harrison
Christian Science Publishing Society
Science and Health
C. Augustus Norwood
Texas
Norwood
M. Rosamond Wright
Department of
Robert Stanley Ross
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Germany
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
McReynolds Skips Supreme Court Term For Elkton Kentucky Vacation
Justice James C McReynolds will miss the Supreme Court session closing its 1938 39 term to take a four month vacation in Elkton Kentucky his birthplace. He planned a reunion with boyhood friends and his brother a San Francisco physician while Chief Justice Hughes extends the term to finish cases. He will return to Washington to await Europe conditions.
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Washington
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
Gan
McReynolds
Elkton
John
San Francisco
Hughes
Kentucky
Capital
Europe
Gibbons Family Reunion Held in North Ridgeville
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons on Station Road hosted a Memorial Day family reunion for 33 guests. Attendees travelled from Graf ton Oak Harbor Elyria Lorain and Cleveland for an afternoon of singing and music followed by an evening meal outdoors.
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North Ridgeville
John Gibbons
Station Road
Grafton
Oak Harbor
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Rainy Cascade Park Girl Scout breakfast hike canceled
Rain canceled the planned breakfast hike at Cascade Park after meeting at Town Hall at seven. Twenty one girls attended with lieutenants Lois Taft Winifred Jobson and Mrs Salisbury and the captain. After breakfast a ball game and a trail walk followed the Tenderfoot signs test. Disbanded around eleven thirty. Mr and Mrs John Payne hosted guests at their Cleveland Road home with pinochle and a two course lunch for ten.
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Cascade Park
Lois Taft
Winifred Jobson
Mrs. Salisbury
Laura Sommers
Marie Gerstenberger
John Payne
Cleveland Road
C. Jobson
C. Steinmetz
C. Kathe
Charles Smith
Cleveland
Merry Mixers Meet at Falkner Home
The Merry Mixers gathered Friday at Dorothy Falkner’s home with Dorothy Falkner presiding. In the business session reports were given about the Advisors and Officers meeting at the Y.
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Dorothy Falkner
The
Banker Julian Bets Ferguson In One Stroke Put
U S Treasurer William A Julian taunts Abner Ferguson general counsel of the FHA at Burning Tree Golf Club. Ferguson accepts the bet of an automobile to a nickel that he can sink a ball in one stroke.
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Julian
Ferguson
Bill
Abner Ferguson
Washington
Burning Tree Golf Club
U. S
William A. Julian
Federal Housing Administration
Abner
Merry Mixers Earn D A R Award At May Meeting
The M C A held a May 31 session where the Merry Mixers received the D A R award for honor clubs of last season. Refreshments followed as members worked on project books and planned the June 9 meeting with location to be announced.
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Merry Mixers
Domestic Doers meet at Mrs E Robinson home
The Domestic Doers held their third meeting of the year at Mrs E Robinson’s house with officers reporting on the Advisors’ meeting. Substitutes Lois Van Wormer and Ernestine Eckenfels attended for absent officers. A picnic to Metropolitan Park was planned for a future date.
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Joyce Sayers
Janet Cummings
Janet Roosevelt
Lois Watson
Grace Sommers
Marjorie Forney
Elyria
Wall Street Rumor of SEC Surrender Proves Misleading
The article reports Wall Street chatter claiming the SEC had surrendered and witnesses like J. P. Morgan faced no summons. It notes internal rifts and a comeback by Charles Mitchell, but concludes the investment banking probe will resume stronger in September.
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Monopoly Committee
Frank
Leon Henderson
SEC
Joseph Kelly
Whitney
Commission
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
J. P. Morgan and Partners
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Charles Mitchell
National City Bank
Bigib Company
Jerry Frank
Amherst Obituary and Local Social News Notes
Mrs Mary Hasselbach of Amherst died at the local hospital at 7 A M Sunday. The body was moved to Bellevue for funeral arrangements. Clifford Berger of Amherst was admitted Saturday and discharged Sunday. Mrs Donald Hartman and baby boy Oberlin were discharged Sunday. William Robertson of the Park Bank left Saturday for a trip to Scotland and England. Mrs Clara Vogler and Mr and Mrs F Ignasick with son Donald were Sunday visitors at A C Werner home. Mr and Mrs Bruce Boehler spent Sunday in Cleveland where Boehler sang on Sta tion WCLE. Mr and Mrs F H Jenne and daughter Barbara Ann were Sunday dinner guests of B A Jenne. Battelle Masters Bluffton College spent the weekend with his parents C O Masters.
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Mary Hasselbach
Bellevue
Clifford Berger
R. D
Amherst
Donald Hartman
Oberlin
William Robertson
The
Park Bank
Scotland
England
Clara Vogler
F. Ignasick
Donald
A. C. Werner
Bruce Boehler
Cleveland
Boehler
WCLE
Burt
F. H. Jenne
Barbara Ann
Donahey Seeks Federal Probe of Ohio Old Age Pension
In Columbus on June 5 Democratic state headquarters said Sen Donahey asked the Social Security Board to investigate Ohio old age pension administration. The move follows an Ohio House resolution by Rep William H Whetro accusing the State Division of Aid for the Aged of civil service charges and of steering Ohio government toward a political machine in violation of laws.
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Columbus
Nic Donahey
Social Security Board
Ohio
Donahey
Arthur J Altmeyer
Ohio House of Representatives
William H. Whetro
Lawrence
Whetro
Democratic Party
Garner and Roosevelt Drafts Tug at 1840 Democratic Rally
In Washington on June 5 a Garner for President surge and a Roosevelt draft coalition show rival strategies for the 1840 Democratic national convention. Both sides deny plans for a third party while signaling efforts to influence the nominee scene. Garner backers expect his usual silence. Roosevelt’s path remains unclear ahead of his Pacific Coast and Alaska trip.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Zeponénes Bend
Eratic
Pacifi
Alaska
Investigation Requested Into Ohio Civil Service Pensions Trust
A government note urges a board to investigate civil service and related conditions in Ohio touching on the administration of old age pensions. It asks whether the trust is being administered properly and to determine if charges are justified.
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Ohio
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