National Whirligig and Liberals Rally Across Topics
A column notes Senatorial skepticism of Morgenthau’s silver purchases raising the US stock to about 1.5 billion dollars and outlines the 1-to-3 ratio goal with gold, plus liberal reaction to Springfield GOP tactics and plans for a Grass Roots liberal coalition. It covers ICC wire divorc es, Hopkins Ickes clashes, and broader New Deal politics with mentions of Lapidary policy shifts, Bank of France signaling, and New York political games.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Congress
Eoen
China
Mexico
India
New York Republican
GOP
Springfield
Middle West
al Smith
FDR
Stomer Langton guests and local church class meet
Mrs. Stomer Langton and two children visit Columbus guests of George Langton, and Mrs. S Hurlbut and daughter Edith visit Nellie Tattersall of Elyria. Bonita Harnish spends days with cousin Mrs. Merlin Monagan in Brownhelm. Ella Jane Harnish summers with aunt Eleanor Babcock in Huron. Progressive Class of local Methodist church meets at Mrs. Frank Trockley for monthly business. treasurer report by Mrs. C E McIntire, secretary by Mrs. Harnish. ice cream social planned for Thursday July 11. Members attend include Leroy Rhone, John Cook, C F Senning, F H Lewis, O B Rea, Chris Ackerman, John Harnish and family, J G Morris, William Eddy. A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin’s birthdays held at their home with Reverend and Mrs. Ryan present. handkerchief shower given. homemade ice cream and cake served. all report a pleasant evening.
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Vincent
Stomer Langton
Columbus
George Langton
Hurlbut
Edith
Nellie Tattersall
Elysia
Bonita Harnish
Merlin Monagan
Brownhelm
Ella Jane Harnish
Eleanor Babcock
Huron
Ohio
Methodist Church Sunday School
Frank Trockley
Leroy Rhone
John Cook
C. F. Senning
F. H. Lewis
O. B. Rea
Chris Ackerman
John Harnish
J. G. Morris
William Eddy
T. M. Baldwin
Mrs Kellvar Hostess at M E Church Ladies Session
Mrs Clara Keller hosted the Number Three Division of the M E Church Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon. The secretary Mrs J Cook led the session with Mrs Leroy Rhone acting as secretary for the day. Members present included Mrs John Harnish Mrs Millard Copas Mrs John Cook Mrs Leroy Rhone Mrs B H Ryan Mrs B B Minlard Mrs J Heckel Mrs E A White Mrs McIntire Mrs Frankie Beese and two children Audrey Copae and John Harnish Junior. Refreshments were served. Mrs Frankie Beese visited her daughter Mrs Ethel Morris and family from Thursday morning through Saturday evening. Mrs Reese is a Vacational Bible teacher.
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Kelvar
Clara Keller
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris
J. Cook
Leroy Rhone
Millard Copas
John Harnish
John Cook
B. H. Ryan
B. B. Minlard
Frankie Beese
Ethel Morris
Reese
Virginia Plans to Help Bruce Return Stolen Funds
In a tearoom, Virginia confronts Bruce about stealing money from his father’s bank funds with Celeste. Bruce plans to flee to Europe with Virginia to avoid consequences, while she plots to force him to repay the depositors’ money and navigate his web of deceit.
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Ares
Bruce
Virginia
Severa
Celeste
Ims
Nis
Ginia
Celesté
Europe
Philadelphia
Sivinest Stitvn vors 4-H elects officers at Vincent
Irene Kale haseen elected president of the newly organized 4-H Club The Sivinest Stitvn vors at Vincent Other officers include Vice President Mary Keres Secretary Viola Hartman News reporter Kathryn Horvath Recreational Leader Margaret Pataki The meeting was held recently at the advisor Mrs Hartman’s home
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Irene Kale Haseen
Sivinest Stitvnvors
Vincent
Ag Tollaws
Mary Keres
Viola Hartman
Kathryn Horvath
Margaret Pataki
Hartman
Sewing Sallies 4-H Club meets with ten members present
East Markey Girls 4-H Club Sewing Sallies held a regular Wednesday meeting at Betty Blinzey’s home with ten members and three visitors, advisor Mrs F H Lewis and Miss Rea. After business the girls sewed and played games. Several members were absent due to illness. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for 2:30 Wednesday afternoon June 19 at Miss Rebecca Rea’s home. Members and Boy’s 4-H leaders from Markley attended a Y M C A Elyria meeting led by Francis Lewis Charles Senning Made Worcester Ted McCarty Loretta and Jean ette Lucille Senning Margaret Tackacs Mary Saylor Rebecca Rea and Mr and Mrs F 4 Lewis also attended.
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East Markiey
Betty Blinziey
F. H. Lewis
Rea
Rebecca Rea
Markley
Elyria
Francis Lewis
Charles Senning
Made Worcester
Ted McCarty
Loretta
Jeanette
Lucille Senning
Margaret Tackacs
Mary Saylor
F. 4. Lewis
Summer Games Planned by North Ashland Churches
North Ashland county churches form teams for summer games to be played each Tuesday night. The Girls Four-H Club meets at Jean Rickenbrod’s home, with Pauline Curry presiding. The club adopts the name Too Many Stitches and outlines the year’s work under advisor Mrs. Ruth Crehore.
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Ashland County
Elscts
Jean Rickenbrod
Pauline Curry
Tteir Club
Ruth Crehore
Social Workers' Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Fannie Smith Home
The Social Workers' Club met at Mrs. Fannie Smith's home on Wednesday for their regular business session followed by officer elections. Fairy Richards was named president with May Moody as vice president Mollie Moore as secretary and Rose Barrack as treasurer. Mrs Early invited members and families to an annual ice cream social at her residence.
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Social Workers’ Club
Fannie Smith
Fairy Richards
May Moody
Mollie Moore
Rose Barrack
Early
Ever Ready Club Holds Meeting and Cream Social Planned
The Ever Ready Club met with Mrs Argue Walker on Wednesday with fourteen members and one guest Mrs Alva Hoover of Mansfield. The group conducted routine business then spent the day visiting. They plan an annual ice cream social in July.
County W C T U Convention At M E Church
The W. C. T. U. county convention met at the M E church on Wednesday June 12 with good attendance. Rev Miller of the First Christian church Sandusky gave a fine talk. Ensign Union members from Sandusky attended. Local union elected officers: President Miss Ciera Henry, Vice President Mrs Jennie Mitch.
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Birmingham
M. EB
Miller
First Christian Church of
Sandusky
Ensign Union of
Ciera Henry
Jennie Mitch
West Ridge Hosts Ladies Aid Meeting and Roundtable
Mrs. L F Eldred hosted the West Ridge Ladies Aid Society with quilt block work and a roundtable discussion on Seams material and design. A conference and 4-H club activities were noted along with multiple visits and a large bouquet gift.
Carlisle 4 H Banner Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Carlisle 4 H Banner Club met at Merle Pen’s home Tuesday evening to elect officers for the coming year. Chester Sprague is president, Donald Simms vice president, Robert Grobe secretary, Malcolm Fowl reporter, Frank Stang recreation leader. June 20 next meeting will be with Harold Brill. Numerous Vermilion Elyria and Sandusky visitors and outings are noted.
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Carlisle 4-H
Merle Pen
Chester Sprague
Donald Simms
Robert Grobe
Malcolm Fowl
Frank Stang
Harold Brill
Robert Penfound
Bill Amidon
Esther Rowley
Elyria Social Roundup Notes Attendees and Guests
Mrs. George Barnes of High Street Elyria hosted a sister visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound and son Harlan dined with Elyria residents. Mrs. Hawkins improving after illness. Mrs. Henry Schmitkens and Edwin Schmitkens of Columbus visited the Schaibles. Donald Cretier overnighted with Robert Panfound. Walter Holstien and children George and Martha of Amherst visited. Mrs. Arthur Wangerine and Doris of Oberlin visited. Attended Elyria High School commencement: Marguerite, Robert, and Leroy Penfound were graduates. Lois Eldred in the orchestra. Mrs. Milton Babcock at G. A. R. patriotic program. Vera Kulp of Ashland guest at LT. Eldred home. Lob Decker and Vermilion visitors called on Lucretia Decker family.
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Emme Ladrach
Floranuce Guhlman
J. W. Boss
Jack Boss
Bill Butler
Mae Church
Jesale Berkmeier
Edwin Howe
Elyria
Atty
Anthony Nieding
Cleveland
Frank Eggert
Henry Johnson
Hudson
Charley Bissell
Otis West
Gon Richard
C. E. Opperman
Junior
Sandusky
Rae Strock
Youngstown
Donald
U. S. Navy
Ralph Edgar
A. Nieding
Barry
Lucile Piarr
George Barnes
High Street
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Henry Penfound
Hawkins
Henry Schmitkens
Middle Ridge
Edwin
Columbus
Charles Schaible
Donald Cretier
Robert Panfound
Walter Holstien
George
Martha
Amherst
Arthur Wangerine
Doris
Oberlin
Charles Sehaible
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Carrie Sheldon
Merle Penfuand
Robert
Mary Hahn
Fred Gotro
Leroy
Loig Eldred
Elyria High School
Lois
Milton Babcock
P. D. Reefy
G. A. R. Hall
Vera Kulp
Ashland
LT. Eldred
Ilonday
Lob. Decker
Vermilion
H. H. Drusendahl
Lucretia Decker
Entertains Ladies Aid Kipton Ohio June 17
Mrs Savilla Miller of Sullivan opened her home on Wednesday to the Camden Baptist Ladies Aid Society. A luncheon dinner served to about 25 guests included Miss Myrtle Hurd of Springfield and others from Oberlin Elyria and Niles. Local notices report a sheriff raid on four drunken men jailed in Elyria and several social visits and gatherings around Kipton with residents including the Bayless and Calkins families.
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Kipton
Ntertains Ladies Aid
Savilla Miller
Sullivan
Camden Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Myrtle Hurd
Springfield
Kate Lathrop
Oberlin
P. E. Harding
Esther Calkins
Leral Neal
Vena Neidhart
Harold Geist
Dizzy Day by Day in New York Faces Names and Gossip
A diary style column cites New York characters, celebs, and media figures from 1935. It lists Gene Tunney sightings, performers in 54th street, and mentions Doris Duke, Doris Doe, and John Baragwanath among others. The piece nods to Antoinette Perry and Luke McLuke, includes jokes from McLuke era humor, and notes columnists, writers, and vaudeville acts.
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New York
Gene Tunney
54Th Street
Frank Crownoinshield
John T. McCutcheor
Floyd Gibbons
Miami
Colony
Margaret Emerson
Herbert B. Swope
Jos. P. Kennedy
John Baragwanath
Antoinette Perry
Margaret Pemberton
Middle West
Luke McLuke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Billy Ireland
Ohio
McLuke
Badger Bout Ends in Unconsciousness After Bite
Watsonville report says Steve Sambrallo, a senior pro baseball player, rode a 20 pound badger for sport. The fight ended when the animal bit his leg hard and had to be choked unconscious to stop the attack.
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Watsonville
Cal
Steve Sambrallo
Senipro
Sambrallo
Victor Bis
Lovers Tie The Knot In Rainy Loveland Trip
Miss Madonna Salisbury of Holdredge Nebraska and Ralph R Propp of Sidney Iowa chose Loveland Colorado for their wedding after finding the name romantically appealing. They drove 258 miles through rain and rough muddy roads to be wed in the city.
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Loveland Loveland
Colo
Loveland
Madonna Salisbury
Holdredge
Neb
Ralph R. Propp
Sidney
Civil War Veterans Dwindle in St. Louis Area
In St. Louis Missouri only 33 Civil War veterans remain. The Grand Army of the Republic operates five active posts in the region.
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ST. Louis
Grand Army of the Republic
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