Amherst News Roundup Peeks at Local Meetings and Notices
Amherst events include Eagle Auxiliary drill practice for a statewide convention in Cleveland on June 24. local clubs host meetings at homes, a pastors and chiefs club gathering, and funeral rites for B. K. Lindsley. upcoming Amherst Day proposed for August 4 with in town venue. Children’s Day observance at St Peter church features a pageant. local youth groups meet and returnees from college are listed. missionary speaker Rev Illuan and wife share Philippine experiences at Four Square church. circle meetings, dinner events at St Ann’s and St Joseph school hall, plus several community briefs and visits.
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Amherst
Mom
Horn of the
Eagle
Eagles
Cleveland
EB. G. Pletch
Cleveland Avenue
Au Courant Club
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
H. A. Monger
Main Street
George Carter
St. Peter Erangelical and Reformed Church
Alyce Jabser
Conrad Mulder
Hulda Berger
C. BE. Schmidt
Columbia News Notes Highlights Local Visits And Garden Club Change
Mr and Mrs Clair Howard visited Mrs Mary Marsh and Bernard Conley in Eaton Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ernest Holcher of Strongsville called on the Howards Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Roy Dettman visited Mrs Watson of Newcomerstown Thursday. The Columbia Garden Club will meet at Mrs R A Elder on Tuesday June 15, instead of with Mrs M L Reyed. The program features slides Gardens of Bermuda. Alan Henke spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herbert Layton of Lakewood. Elden Cole, injured Friday, is improving. Mrs Marshall Mickford of New York City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Ingersoll.
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Clair Howard
Mary Marsh
Bernard Conley
Eaton
Ernest Holcher
Strongsville
Howard
Roy Dettman
Watson
Newcomerstown
Columbia Garden Club
R. A. Elder
M. L. Reyed
Bermuda
Alan Henke
Herbert Layton
Lakewood
Elden Cole
Marshall Mickford
New York City
William Ingersoll
Beaumonts wed in Akron Grace Reform Church ceremony
Edward Bohnar and family visited relatives in Cleveland while William Beaumont of DeKalb and Glenn Beaumont of Columbia married Miss Eleanor Heintz of Akron. The ceremony occurred at Grace Reform Church in Akron Saturday at four. The couple will study at Ohio State University. Eva Beaumont visited her son Louis in Elyria as Charles Stebbing recovers. Seventy two thousand coronation mugs were distributed to Johannesburg public school pupils.
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Edward Bohnar
Cleveland
William Beaumont
DeKalb
Illinois
Columbia
Elyria
Glenn Beaumont
Eleanor Heintz
Akron
Grace Reform Church
New York City
Ohio State University
Beaumont
Glenn
Junior Rowing 4 H Club Holds June Meeting At Beechers
The Junior Rowing 4 H Club met at Kathryn Beecher's home on June 7 with officers elected Bertha Parsons president Loree Keio vice president Lois Mockier secretary treasurer Lois Hurst news reporter and recreation leader. After games refreshments were served. Next meeting set for Doris Hurst's home on June 9. Various social visits and gatherings noted including Ohio and Cleveland events and local club meetings at Mrs Frank Long's and the Masonic hall on Pleasant Street.
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Kathryn Beecher
Bertha Parsons
Loree Keio
Lois Mockier
Lois Hurst
Doris Hurst
Evergreen Club meets and local notices in Elyria region
Mrs. John Peters hosts the Evergreen club with good attendance and plans for a semi annual birthday luncheon at the Brass Kettle Inn Lorain next Tuesday. Numerous local visits, meetings, illness reports, and social events across Elyria and nearby areas are noted, including school board and church activities.
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Evergreen Club
John Peters
Brass Kettle Inn
Lorain
William Cook
Anna Peters
Labor Saving Drives and a Treadmill Toward Capitalism
The piece argues that regulatory laws and wage controls push the economy toward labor-saving production. It describes a Chicago department store downsizing its workforce from 4500 to 3000 by selecting 3000 top workers, while investing in gadgets. It warns of a future where only the super-efficient keep jobs, with others relying on government support. It laments a monetary crisis as gold flows to America and Fort Knox shelves fill, then contemplates debt and London borrowing to fund gold.
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Lewis-C. I. C
Chicago
Johnson
Johnson and Johnson
Joint
Congressional Committee
Washington
America
New York
Europe
South Africa
Australia
Fort Knox
London
Constitutional Crisis and Expanded Presidential Powers
The document argues the President has broad authority to tackle a declared crisis, including taxation, devaluation, and large discretionary spending. It cites powers to set wages, suspend markets, regulate trade, enforce relief programs, refinance mortgages, protect deposits, and direct credit, noting concern over potential erosion of liberties and the Supreme Court’s role.
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Congress
Oliver Twist
Supreme Court
CCC
PWA
WPA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Summer and Winter Two Patch Quilt Pattern
Two pattern pieces create a striking quilt titled Summer and Winter with snowy and flowery patches. Beginner friendly eight inch blocks include clear directions and a Block Chart in pattern 5 67 showing quilt illustration, color schemes, yardage, and step-by-step guidance. Send 10 cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept for pattern 5 67 with name address and pattern number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Census Shows Cows Decrease By 398000 In 1936
Washington reports reveal milk cow counts on farms fell by about 1,000 daily through 1936, marking a 7 percent three year drop to ~25,040,000 head. The 1934 peak was 26,931,000, with a shift toward slight recovery expected in 1938 and 1939. Cow population equates to about one per five people, and per head inventory value rose to $50 by Jan 1, 1937.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Treasury fears loosened grasp on golden bear
Unemployment in Japan is at the lowest level in five years. The Treasury struggles to shape a policy path before US citizens realize their fiscal risks and the government faces a tricky balance with Uncle Sam.
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Ara
Uncle Sam
Treasury
United States
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Japan
Pigeons Foil Albany Capitol Trap Effort
In Albany New York a second campaign to clear pigeons from the capitol failed as birds ate bait grain but avoided box traps. Officials planned remote release after capture but birds persisted, returning to nests in court walls while several died earlier in 1931 from poisoned corn.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Crystal Gazing Aids Future Chemistry Breakthroughs
Minneapolis report quotes Dr John W Gruner University of Minnesota on crystal gazing advancing chemistry. He says understanding atomic structure over the last decade enables progress toward synthesis of new substances. Using a camera to photograph monochromatic X rays reflected from atoms, researchers map atomic structure for future discoveries.
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Minneapolis
John W. Gruner
University of Minnesota
Gruner
Rice production in Philippines tops forty million sacks
Despite 42.9 million sacks of uphusked rice produced in the 1936 37 season in the Philippines a rice shortage is anticipated due to ongoing supply constraints and market factors.
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Philippines
Man Claims He Talks With Chimpanzees in Their Language
Montreal reports a 45 year veteran showman, R F Castang, asserts he can communicate with chimpanzees using sounds and gestures. He explains polite cues elicit actions and notes chimps react instantly to requests. Castang says chimpanzees even suffer brain storms when in love, lasting years.
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Montreal
R. F. Castang
Castang
Bicycle safety campaign launched in Pueblo schools
Pueblo officials roll out a city bicycle safety drive for summer, issuing thirty safety rules for riders to be adopted voluntarily by local schools. Anders Sorenson of Sender Vissing Denmark, aged 103, claims to be the world’s oldest bachelor.
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Pueblo
Colo
Anders Sorenson
Sénder Vissing
Denmark
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Call— Central Book Store
B. K. Lindsley
Wfe Long
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Congregational Church
R. E. Albright
Conrad Zilch
Brownhelm Cemetery
Congregational Church
W. V. Marshall
Gordon Hoffman
Bari Rockwood
Businness
Joseph Beres
Roy Schaeffer
Ben Henson
Gerald
Leroy Hasenpfing
Howard Petty
Grace Robertson
Ohio State
Bluffton
Max Egeland
George Cox
Ben Schaeffer
James Ehrman
Geoffrey Monger
Allan Schroeder
William Tisdale
Baldwin Wallace
Robert Hall
Mary Louise Gaehr
Ohio University
Robert Fleckner
John Smythe
Kent State
Stella Solack
Mary Labiff
Case
Erle Nord
Bowling Green
Florence Deurchie
George Hluan
Philippine Islands
Illuan
Women's Union of
St. Peter Evangelical and
St. Joseph School Hall
Circle 2
St. Ann’s Society
Hazel Gott
Wellington
Robert Brumfield
Jackson Street
Foursquare Church
P. A
Johannesburg
Ing
II Aisi
Wakeman
Rourh
Zileen Barnea
Pittsburgh
C. J. Hoyt
Robert Hoyt
Morris Reed
Spencerville
C. A. Conry
Oklahoma
Mary
Ceylon
W. J. Beton
John Shinsky
Florence
Frank Long
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pleasant Street
Elyria Town Line
E. G. Schubert
Elyna Township
E. C. Schubert
D. C. Club
Mary Petry
Elyria Clinic
Doris Delefield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. W. Spiegelberg
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Sudro-Curtis
Fischer
Chelcia
Michigan
J. H. Delefield
Fred Schaub
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Oliver Schubert
Harold Fridenstein
St. Murray Ridge
L. A
Norwalk
Glenn Collins
Havana
Don Myers
City Hall
New Philadelphia
Butsas Boake Carter
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Eliot Jones
Transportation and Public Utilities
Stanford University
Brooks
Elyria’s
Elyria Dairies
Red
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