Explosive Growth of Federal Debt and Credit Risk
HARLEY L. LUTZ argues the largest peace time loan hides a weak credit stance. He warns that excess bank reserves and artificial demand inflate bonds, masking deficits and risking inflation and broader financial instability. He calls for scrutiny of budget balance and debt policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Thant
Federal Reserve
Dong So
Federal Reserve Banks
Grafton Social News and Bridal Plans
Miss Jeanne Park hosts a garden party on Chestnut Street where Dorothy Lowe is honored. Highlights include pink and white décor, gifts on a decorated table, and a guest list featuring Leona Wee and Kathryn Luwan. Miss Lowe’s nuptials with Clarence Woodings are set for Friday, June 26, with many local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlains
Menttos
Missy Dorothy Lowe
Jeanne Park
Chestnut Street
June
Mbvature
Ronor
Miss Lowe
Mesdames Lidge
Lowe Jonathan Woodings
Albert Woodings
Leonard Baker
Chited McGul
Grace Bark Tha Visses
Leona Wee
Virginia Kubitshe
Nadima Kubiske
Arlene Walker
Faye Reichard
Wathryn Logan
May Shively
Beatrice Wheeler
Anna Jean MuCloskes
Ruth Miasovsky
Angela Knechtges
Grafton
Airs
Havel Degas
Lorain
Walter Lowe
Kvered
Miss Park Mess Towe
Clarence Woodigs
Local residents share weekend visits and family time
Mrs Ward Dill hosted Sunday evening entertainments while Mr and Mrs Lehman hosted their daughter visiting from summer with Mr and Mrs L M Mennell. Althea Maennell visited for the weekend. C E Logan visited B W Logan in Detroit. Clifford Schultz and daughter Wilene called on Harvey Notham in Illyria. Miss Alice Knechtges from Cleveland vacationing with her parents J A Knechtges and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Beebe
John Bucholtz
Ruth
Noun
Raymond
Ernest Zachgria4
Cleveland
L. M. Mennell
Lena Schworer
Lorain
Elizabeth Schworer
Elwin
Lee Klinect
Harold Myers
Hrevener
Cleyland Heguts
Clayton Sacy
Allan
George Myers
Edna Harrison
Elyria Clinic
Nettie Rewhard
Jennie Luchner
Will Oats
Lakewood
Selden
Pauline Souy
R. Bradley
Wises Nelson
Eaton
C H Schultz
Jeanne Wayk
Mra Marion
Lilley
Elyria
Viola Lawson
Natural Bible Institute
New York City
Jake Myers
Car Isle
Geraldine Burckingham
Sila
JL. M. Mennel
Marion
Alta Johnson
J. J Harder
Betty Taylor
Fred Tollmeister
Jamuy
Nebraska
W. B. Poliny al Spencer
W. Va
R. E. Gandre
Walter Wick
William Wick
Gertrude
Elyna
C. H. Schultz
James Buckingham
la Grange
Ward Dill
Lehman
Althea Maennell
C. E. Logan
B. W. Logan
Detroit
Mich
Clifford Schultz
Wilemene
Harvey Notham
Illyria
Alice Knechtges
J. A. Knechtges
Etla (Boughton) Palm
Nevaltingler
Wellington
George Ward
Ella Shaner
George
Margaret
Cees Towsley
Elmer Woode
Albert Woode
Jeromesville
Harley Ward
Malo
Warren
Lownsend
Lena Bruser
Norwalk
W. E. Crandall
Dom Crandall
James Murray
Charles Murray
Perry Simonson
Familly
Ruggles
Stanley Storraw
Edith Jane Schick
Lee Conklin
Local Rochester Churches Prepare for Sunday Services
The Rochester community notes upcoming sermons at the Baptist and Methodist churches with themes The Year of Jubilee and A Tribute to Father. A Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs Charley Bakers included fifteen members and three visitors, plus a project to enter a float in the Fourth of July Homecoming parade. The Farm Women's Civic Club met for June activities, dining for thirteen members and three visitors, with parade preparations and readings and contests sponsored by Mrs Lallian Brockett and Mrs Jace Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Steyv
William Rodgers
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
J. K. Jones
Father
Homemakers’ Club
Charley Baker
John Herman
Farm Women's Civic Club
Elizabeth Chamsherlain Attt
Flaus
Lallian Brockett
Jace Hines
Wdb
Chamberlain
Local residents host family and friends over weekend
Mrs Katie Noirs and Mrs Adelaide Felton visit the Charles Parker home before July. Numerous neighbors from Elyria, Wellington, Lorain, Norwalk, and Cleveland drop by Sunday and Monday. Attendees include the Jewett and Parker families, the Ash ton and Rowland households, and guests from Wellington and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Noirs
Adelaide Felton
Alma
Wilda Jewett
Felton
Charles Parker
Don Phelps
Famly
Benny Rodin
Lloyd Handley
Elytia Anita Handley
Jewett
William Ashton
Ruggles
O. Bigelow
New London
Hairs Rowland
Joan Fox
Lorain
Wiliam
Ca! Remy
Sherman Arnold
Larksfield
Don Hawley
Cilden
Huntington
Dattier
Loren “Pite
Henry Barge Rey
Hubert Fisher
Wellington
Merritt Fye
Tamnly
Schafters
Pittsfield
Velma Randles
Ruth Brebe
Greenwood Camp
Ralph Rowland
Walton
Brookside Park
Ashland
Elizabeth Chamberlain
W. A. Jewett
Greydon Jewett
Clair Munson
Emma Savith
Mildred van Housen
Cleveland
Ralph Rowldnd
GO. Ll. Howuan Galion
Zelda Howndan
Homersille
Phillip Werzel
Avon Lake Council Agrees Budget Steps and Sign Updates
Avon Lake council met Monday at the P Hall where prior minutes were approved and bills passed. The board authorized Clerk Boehm to transfer 950 dollars from the General Fund to Bond Retirement, set taxes for July 1, 1936 coupons, received 1937 budget blanks, and directed budget preparation for 1937. A discussion covered road village, tourist signs to repaint along Lake Road centers, and inquiries about lodging listings with Boehm or Park Custodian Kota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Hall
Lorain
Cornel
Boehm
Beth
Lake Road
Center Toad
Nickel Plate
Avon Laka
Jon Boehm
Henry Kota
Mr Boehm
Tiwoud
Weekend guests and local hospital notes
Week end guests Miss Lury Mawly and her niece M dred Mawly visited Mr and Mrs Clyde Norton in Mengor. Mr and Mrs Charley Bobwalt of Lakewood were Sunday guests of their son Carl and family in Jayco. Hospital notes mention Rosa Maria Urig underwent an operation, with details recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Harry Trannon
Wellington
W. E. Crandall
Wingdale
N. Y
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Russell Murray
Thurman Welch
Notwalk
Miunie Ueifner
Vernon
Heitner
Huntington
Kee Conklin
Delbert
Jewett
Ely Td
Andy Davidson E
Dell Richards
Austin Ew
Carl Bradford
Lury Mawly
Mdred Mawly
Clyde Norton
Mengor
Charley Bo Bwalt
Lakewood
Fig
Carl
Jayco
Road
Birmingham Alumni Banquet Reflects Florence Purall High Ties
Florence Purall High School alumni gathered Saturday evening in the school building for a June 20 banquet. Sixty members and guests enjoyed a three course dinner followed by an program with welcomes, toasts by Lews Ladrach Ith Kropt Ruta y Jack Nahakawski and Robart. Traver Berkmayer, 4on Andrews and Thomas Dartley delivered further toasts with Edwin Howe also raising a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Florence
Purall High School
Owas
Lews Ladrach
Responsivelyn Kituch
Ith Kropt
Rutay
Jack Nahakawski
Mr. Robart
Traver Berkmayer
4On Andrews
Thomas Iartley
Edwin Howe
Local club installs officers and notes holiday plans
The article lists new officers for the coming year: president Lewis Ladrach vice president Leonard Gerber secretary Lucilla Snellenberger treasurer Myron Knott. Alumni plan a gala during Christmas vacation with no date set. The evening included music by Jack and Ruth Mary Nabakowski and dancing. Other local residents visited family and shopped in Elyria and Lorain over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wasem
Jack
Ruth Mary Nabakowski
Lewis Ladrach
Leonard Gerber
Lucilla Snellenberger
Myron Knott
Local Residents Visit and Fireworks Attendances
Neighborhood social notes detail visitors dropping by Vermilion and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Disko of La Grange, Mrs. Bogart, Mr. and Mrs. Gerber, Wenzel, Diedrich, Opperman, Early, Fleming, Holland, Schneider, Wood, Webber, Fox, Welz, Bates, Wels, Fisher, Howe, Bickle, Neiding. Mon through Sunday calls plus a fireworks event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Altmiller
Jos Disko
la Grange
Jatshe Berkmeyer
William Begest
Vermilion
Mary Bogart
Frank Gerber
Reuben Wenzel
Zolton Diedrich
William Opperman
T. J. Early
Oscar Fleming
Myron Fleming
Holland
Herman Welz
Ernest Bates
Ralph Wels
Frank Fisher
Oberlin
Jessie Caroline Howe
Joe Bickle
Anthony Neiding
Elyria
Advertiser Origin Traced to Latin Roots and Meaning
The term advertiser originally appeared as an alternative form of ad vent derived from Latin meaning to direct or turn toward. The note traces linguistic development and shifts in usage over time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
College News
Ruth Mlazovskhy
Grafton High School
Baldwin Wallete
Miazovsky
Ous
Miasovsky
Reiden
Missy Newmane Nichols
Gratton Haigh
Joseph Ko Priestly
Wooster
Ohio
Vonterente
Gratton
Belden M. E
Homemakers Club
Livi Club Report
AEWS
Fonda Meilander
Berea
Michael Deid- Tich
Roy Snyder
Clark Tinney
Michigan
Tigneys
Jack Munson
DeForest Ward Company
Mittawanga
Mrs
Arthur Jewett
Averse
Masonic Temple
St Luke's
James Bowm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Latan
Clara Tomanik
Gen Frey
Jen Pies
Carl Tomanek
William Tomania
Hubert Homanek
Lail Schultz
Dtho Spaetzel
Prother
Joseph Frey
Reynold Kohn
Washington, D.C
Catherine Kobur
Carl Hodlwall
Jamiy
Charles Houbwa
Crystal Beach
John. Lear
Susan Schmusher
Fred
Ed Schumacher
Land
Lloyd Till
John Haul
Washington
D.C
John Hull
Avon Lake
Rosa Maria Urig
E. F. Whitney & Son
William Bogart
Nelson Howe
Granger
Caroline, Howe
Edward Frince, Jr
Robert
Richard
Delores
Lucille Pfarr
Leona Prince
Sandusky
A. Grubath
Paul and
Earl
Chris Johansen
Clarence Felshaw
Clyde
Felshaw
Glen Berkmeyer
Bradley Colingwood
Jerome Lesan
Marion Bates
Lawrence Boughton
Carl Avery
Walter Snellenberger
Stanley Kukes
Kukes
Myron Coultrip
William Court Mislore & Gilder
Mary Bkogart
Robert Moulder
Mary Senett
Will
City Cab
Howard Peters
Tawest
Murbach Coal
Phos BI
Cleveland Automobile Club
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Cosma Laboratories Co
Canzol
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