Committees Push U S Toward War by Aiding Allies
The column surveys White's Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies and related groups, noting rapid expansion from Neutrality Law reform to planes and munitions. It argues such aid would amount to de facto belligerency, warning it could trigger a U.S. declaration of war while questioning how defense can be expanded if most equipment is sent abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
America
J. P. Morgan
K Knox Boake Carter
Stimson
White
Pennsylvania
White Committee
Committee For Peace
United States
Robert Sherwood
Cunent White
General Marshall
United Stats
Europe
Wiliam L. White
Sweden
United States Army
Pacific
Americas
Ocy
Washington
Unite States
Democracy
White War Committee
Peace Party
Ledger Syndicate
Peters Own Ointment Relief for Piles Promises Fast Comfort
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on remedies for piles. Petersons Ointment cools and soothes quickly, stopping itching in minutes. 35¢ per box, 8¢ in tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Debate over aid to Allies and US war drift
A Washington perspective critiques relief for Allies and warns that delaying support risks war. The piece contrasts practical military advice with emotional appeals and accuses critics of political manipulation to frame Republicans as a Peace Party in the Roosevelt era.
Nova W M A Convenes June Meeting at Mrs Walker Home
Nova W M A of the U B church held its June meeting at the home of Mrs Arguel Walker with Mrs Lou Dick of New London assisting. The business meeting was led by President Mrs Ann Lenz. Eunice Campbell of Wellington led the missionary program on Towards a Christian community in the Islands the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Mrs Dick gave opening prayer. An annual missionary picnic to be held in July was arranged with Otterbein Guild Hills joining Gay's activities. Mrs Maude Knowlton will be hostess, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Knowlton
Biddingers Host Open House and Reunion
Air and Mrs H W Biddinger hosted a galloping supper for forty two guests sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of the K E church division No 2. The annual Biddinger reunion at Brookside Park Wednesday drew seventy members with Otis Biddinger as president and a full officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Biddinger
Ladies Aid Society
K. E
Biddinger
Brookside Park
Otis Biddinger
Ora Fox
Rachel Stentz
Clint Hebrook
Jessie Klopfenstein
Mother and Daughters Banquet At M E Church Held
Around 70 guests attended a Mother and Daughters banquet hosted by men of the M E church. Miss Mildred Adams led the program as toast mistress and Miss Esther Kaetzel sang with Miss Mia Andrews. Mrs Effie Rowland read a poem and Mrs A T C Turner of Mensfield gave an address. The event closed with Bless be the Tie that Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mildred Adams
Esther Kaetzel
Esther Andrews
K. P. Adame
Miriam Keetzel
Mia Andrews
Jessie Biddinger
Effie Rowland
A. TC. Turner
Mensfield
Scout Meeting At High School Gym Led By Mr Graham
The June 18 scout meeting in the High School gym was led by Mr. Graham. Earl Coates opened with the pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Dues were collected and recorded in the troop ledger. Harold McBride was appointed to oversee advancement dues attendance and merit badges. An open discussion on equipment followed along with a brief volleyball period before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Earl Coates
Harold McBride
Doctor C. J. Marquette Dies After Four Decades of Service
Private funeral services were held for Dr. C. J. Marquette who died at home Thursday. A practicing physician in Nova and surroundings for 40 years, he also served 40 years as surgeon for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Helen Curtiss of Cleveland, a son Eloryn of New York City, two sisters Elizabeth Hathaway of Mt Dora Florida and Jessie Green of Lakewood, and a brother N. J. Marquette of Sullivan. he was preceded in death by four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Marquette
Nova and Vicinity
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Helen Curtiss
Cleveland
Eloryn
New York City
Elizabeth Hathaway
Mt Dora. Fla
Airs
Jessie Green
Lakewood
N. J. Marquette
Sullivan
Social Notes Highlight Fisher, Frye and Local Visits
South Ridge reports Mrs Norman McCullum and daughters Marie Norma Judy visiting relatives here. Mrs Edward Kistner and daughters Virginia Eleanor of Erie Pa also visited. Mrs Clotilda Frye of Lorain stayed with her sister Mary Flock. E C Frye called on brother Gilbert Frye in Lorain Saturday evening. Frank Bechtel spent Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Norman McCullum
Marie
Norma
Judy
Edward Kistner
Virginia
Eleanor
Erie
Clotilda Frye
Lorain
Mary Flock
E. C. Frye
Gilbert Frye
Frank Bechtel
Evening with Kin in Pittsfield and Henrietta Visit
John Bechiel returned from a visit with his son-in-law and daughter and family in Henrietta and joined an evening gathering with his own family in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
John Bechiel
Henrietta
Bechtel Reunion Plans Held For June 29 in Clearview Grove
Nelson Bechtel met with the reunion committee Thursday evening along with Howard Dayton in Pittfield to finalize plans for the reunion on Saturday June 29 at Clearview Grove on Edison highway. Also on the committee were Mrs. Theodore Kuntz of Lorain and Mrs. F W Schubert of Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bechtel
Bechtel
Howard Dayton
Pittfield
Clearview Grove
Edison Highway
Theodore Kuntz
Lorain
F. W. Schubert
Eaton
Women Guild Enjoys Afternoon Social in Amherst
Mrs H C Delefield and Mrs Christena Cook hosted Circle No 5 of the St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church Woman's Guild in Amherst on Thursday. Miss Eila Jaeger led devotions. June birthday tributes and group singing followed. Refreshments for sixteen members and guests were served. honors went to Mrs Jacob Herbst and Mrs George Rosenkranz in contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
Woman's Guild of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Ambherst
Eila Jaeger
William Springer
Amherst
Augusta Hoffman
Jacob Herbst
Mirs
George Rosenkranz
Mirs. E. Mars
C. C. Kern
Paul Redman
J. Towns
Jecoss Rosenkranz
Martin Dock
Henry Haag
Sunshine Sunday school class plans Beaver Park beach party
Miss Marian Grobe hosted a Thursday evening meeting of the Sunshine Sunday school class. President Mrs Earl Burrer led the regular business session. A beach party was planned for July 18 at Beaver Park. An airplane was the evening diversion with honors to Mrs Russell Spiegeberg, Mrs Gari Burrer, and Margaret Mason. Refreshments were served to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Grobe
Sunshine
Earl Burrer
Beaver Park
Russell Spiegeberg
Gari Burrer
Margaret Mason
Clarksfield Marriages Tie Two Couples in June
Miss Inez Towsley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Towsley of Clarkshield wed Ray Harriman of Wakeman at the bride's home on Saturday June 22. Maurice Blair son of Air and Mrs Maynard Blair of Clarksfield and Mrs Iva Smith of New London wed by Rev Scott at the Methodist parsonage in Woolwalk on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Inez Towsley
Charlie Towsley
Clarkshield
Ray Harriman
Wakeman
Howard Patrick
Brighton
Maurice Blair
Air
Maynard Blair
Iva Smith
New London
Scott
Woolwalk
Clarksfield Man EL Austin Smith Dead at Home
Lifelong Clarksfield resident EL Austin Smith died at home in Clarksfield at 5 p m Saturday. Survived by son Clinton Smith and two grandchildren of Detroit and daughter Clara Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Austin Smith
Clarksfield
Clinton Smith
Detroit
Clara Smith
Community visits and weekend guests noted across local families
The week saw numerous weekend and Sunday visits among area residents. Camp trips included Booth and Lois Sanford at Camp Crag and Raided Junior and John Henderson at Greenwood Camp near Delaware. Local residents hosted friends from Elyria Cleveland Wooster and Detroit for services meals and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Harris
Mar
Carl Burrows
Louise Burrows
Fred Early
Spencer
Fred Puder
Wakeman
Willet Stone
Richard Smith
Fitchville
Wilson Thomas
Clinton Smith
Detroit
H. A. Smith
Bob Harwood
Warren
Harlow Rounds
Fred Hawkins
H. Barker
Akron
Clarence Harris
Leon Rounds
Kew London
Clarence Rounds
Jean
Bonnie
Lawson Spear
Greenwich
Ward Wilcoxen
Gloria Goerndt
Cleveland
Leona Harris
Jim Murray
West Clarksfield
Doris Burrows
Mitiwanga
Birmingham Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Paul Breisch
Ardith Ewell hosted a Saturday afternoon wedding shower at her home for Mrs. Paul Breisch recognized as the honored guest. A social hour followed by refreshments, served with help from Mrs. Ewell and her mother Mrs. 43 A. Ewell, accompanied a list of guests from Wakeman Amherst and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Paul @reisch
Ardith Ewell
A. Ewell
Russell Davidson
Curtis Todd
Joseph Breisch
Wakeman
Leonard Wilson
Amherst
Homer Cox
Doris Prince
Shirley Ballash
Edna Schoff
William Dudash
Butler Road Club Meets Amid Delightful Afternoon
Mrs. Effie Goodman hosted the Butler Road club Thursday with all but one member present. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mildred Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Goodman
Butler Road Club
Mildred Harwood
Florence Welch Hosts Clarksfield Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Florence Welch entertained the Clarksfield Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon with 30 members and nine visitors present. Lunch was served by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Welch
Clarksfield Ladies’ Aid
Amherst Wedding of Olive Guild and Oliver Bemis
Miss Olive Guild daughter of Mrs. Ruby Guild and Oliver Bemis son of Mrs. Lena Bemis wed in Amherst Ohio setting of palms ferns and white flowers. The ceremony in the bride’s mother home was conducted by Rev. A A Hunter with Helen Naughton Elyria at the piano and Harold Clark Lorain singing. The couple will reside at the Bemis greenhouses North Ridge road after a Michigan wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Olive Guild
Ruby Guild
Park Avenue
Oliver Bemis
Lena Bemis
North Ridge Road
Lorain
A. A. Hunter
Ashisnd Methodist Church
Helen Naughton
Elyria
Lohengrin
Harold Clark
Lora
Ruth Mays
Glenn Bemis
Michigan
Bemis
Amherst Hi
Colson Corporation
Clearview Hi
Silver wedding anniversary honored with card club gathering
Mr and Mrs Louis Ballash hosted a card club night and family gathering Saturday for their silver wedding anniversary. Prizes went to Grover Berkmeyer and Mrs Myron Frisbey, with Mrs Edwin Howe and Fred Wilber consolation. Guests included multiple local families and a wedding cake with silver accents.
Mrs L A Andrews Hosts Card Club Pedro Night
Mrs L A Andrews entertained the card club at her home on Thursday night with three tables of Pedro in progress. First prize went to the hostess, second to Mrs Joe Bickel, and Min Hopkins was consoled. Mary Haman won the special prize. Late in the evening refreshments were served to Mrs Jesse Berkmeyer and Mrs Glenn Berkmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ballash
Lester Normande
Byron Frisby
Charles Nubn
John Nabakowski
Joe Bickel
Min Hopkins
Mary Haman
Edwin Howe
Jesse Berkmeyer
L. A. Andrews
Pedro
Glenn Berkmeyer
Local Names List Incomplete Obituary Notice
Dorothy Shelden Dorine and Paul Voss Donald Ejiseneaugle William Welch Phillip and Wilbur appear in an unreadable obituary fragment. The entry references multiple individuals without dates or affiliations, presenting as a partial public notice or memorial list from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shelden
Dorine
Paul Voss
Donald Ejiseneaugle
William Welch
Phillip and
Wilbur
Guild members enjoy Tuesday bridge at Mrs Smythe’s
Members of the Victorian Guild of St. Joseph's church were guests Tuesday evening of Mrs. J. J. Smythe on Woodhill drive. Bridge provided the diversion with first honors going to Mrs. Martin Niesen and second to Mrs. William Bodmann. A Mrs. Joseph Ryan hosts in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
J. J. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
Bridge
Martin Niesen
Wiliam Bodmann
Joseph Ryan
Births Report for Elyria Couple Welcomes Daughter
Mrs. Stanley Price of South Amherst is listed in admissions. To Mr and Mrs Joseph Drozdowski of Elyria a baby girl was born early Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Price
South Amherst
Joseph Drozdowski
Elyria
Mrs Luteman Visiting Berlin Heights Relative
Mrs. Mattie Luteman of Berlin Heights is the guest of her niece Mrs. Wilmah Egelend at Berlin Heights for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Luteman
Berlin Heights
Wilmah Egelend
Legion Auxiliary elects delegates for 2010 state convention
At the West Martin street meeting Mrs. Arthur Hamel hosted the Legion Auxiliary with 12 members. Delegates chosen for Toledo convention August 25-27 were Mrs. Al Towne and Mrs. W A Morris, with alternates Mrs. Edith Hoffner and Mrs. Thomas Bruce. Bridge and pinochle were played. honors went to J J Ryan in bridge and Morris in pinochle. Water refreshments were served by the host and co-hostesses. The group to meet in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxilary
Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Hamel
West Martin Street
Toledo
al Towne
W. A. Morris
Edith Hoffner
Thomas Bruce
J. J. Ryan
Charlies Mathes
Amherst hires Ethel Roth as home economics teacher
Miss Ethel Roth of Shreve Ohio a Wooster College graduate who taught home economics in Kipton was hired as home economics teacher for Amherst public schools by the board of education on Thursday. The board also adopted the 1941 budget and set July 22 for a budget hearing. It was announced all bus drivers must hold Red Cross first aid certificates when school opens in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Roth
Shreve
Ohio
Wooster College
Kipton
Amherst
Board of Education
Roth
Betty Herl
Robert Armstrong
Columbus
Red Cross
Ford Refuses to Manufacture Engines for Britain
Washington reports President Roosevelt's defense panel sought another maker to produce thousands of Rolls Royce airplane engines after Henry Ford refused both countries. Knudsen said Ford canceled plans to build 2906 engines for the United States and 6880 for Great Britain, deeming the combined output costly. The commission will pursue cooperation elsewhere as defense bills move toward signing and naval ship contracts surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Advisory Defense Commission
Great Britain
Henry Ford
William S. Knudsen
Ford
United States
Knudsen
Army
Navy
Naval Station
Naval Reserve
Army Aireary
Congress
Cleveland Couple Wed in Ashland Ky Marriage
Announcement of the marriage of Gizella Biko daughter of Abs Theresa Biko 14402 Roxboro Ave Cleveland to C Edward Young son of Bir and Mrs Edward Young 367 Tenney Ave. The ceremony was held Saturday morning in Ashland Kentucky with attendants Mr and Mrs Fred Minn Cleveland the latter the groom's sister. The couple will reside in Cleveland where the groom works as a bookkeeper at Swift and Co office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gizella Biko
Abs
Theresa Biko
Roxboro Avenue
Cleveland
C. Edward Young
Bir
Edward Young
Tenney Avenue
Ashland
Fred Minn
Swift and Co
Evening meetings at Masonic Hall and church parlors
The Avenue club of Eastern Stars is entertained this evening at the Masonic Hall. Clarence Dean and Mrs J R MacKenzie are hosts. Circle Sx of the Women's Guild at St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church meets tonight at Mrs Earl White's Milan Avenue home. Two guild circles meet Thursday afternoon Circle Three gathers at the church parlor with Circle Three hosts Mrs Julia Heller and Mrs Williem Heller. Circle Four meets at Mrs A C Kreger E Martin Street with Mrs Augusta Albrecht assisting. Circle Two of St Ann's Society at St Joseph Church meets tonight with Mrs George Menz South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Club of
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Clarence Dean
J. R. MacKenzie
S.x
Women’s Guild of
St Peter Evangelice and Reformed Church
Earl White
Milan Avenue
Guild
Circle Three
Julia Heller
Williem Heller
Circle Four
A. C. Kreger
E. Martin Street
Augusta Albrecht
St Ann's Society of St Joseph Church
George Menz
South Main Street
Census-avoiding 73-year-old Joel Ford noted in Antioch
In Antioch California at age 73 Joel E Ford remains uncounted by U S censuses despite decades of efforts by agencies. The text alleges repeated omissions by census takers across multiple decades since 1870 affecting him and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Cal
Joel E. Ford
U. S
Ec S
Ruth Al lender puts vacation on hold after delay
Beaver City Nebraska Ruth Al lender a school teacher postponed her vacation indefinitely. At a farewell party Bliss Allender fell while roller skating and broke her left leg above the ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Cityr
Neb
Ruth Allender
Bliss Allender
The Extremes Challenge 2% Social Policy
The article argues that swinging to extremes hinders small scale social policies aimed at 2 percent of the population. It discusses how rigid ideological stances distort practical reform and reduce policy effectiveness.
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Boake
DR. Marquette
Robert A. Taft
William Howard Taft
Frederick Manning
Philadelphia
Acme
Red Cross War Relief Fund
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Bechtel Reunion
Woman’s Guild
H. Austin Smith
B. A. Club
Ladies’ Aid
Amherst By
Lucy Roemer
Card Club
Grover Berkmeyer
Brs
Myron Frisbey
Fred Wilber
Lester Normende
Jesse Bersxmeyer
Grover
Nelson Kinsley
Raymond Matz
John Breckenridge
Lodi
Marion Bates
Dorothy Gang
Frank Griffin
Otto Schoepfle
Otto
Alice
Parma
Fred Gerber
Paul Breisch
Carl Robart
Helen
Doris Heston
Hobart Furgeson
Joppa
Barney Kukes
Thad Wison
R. C. Wise
Ravenna
Mariella Steuder
Arthur Leicht
Eleanor Nuske
Northfield
A. Balsant
George
E. Matz
Ethel Matz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Raymond Maiz
Maralynn
Harry Deibel
Frances
Beatrice
Lewis Weniz
Mary
Lewis Ladrach
Clair Lawrence
Mary Ladrich
Rose Beniley
Delco
Hospital News
Sew and So Club
Britain
Cornet Avenue
BerEn Heights
Mivs
Wilmer Egeland
Defense Commission
NEVEE
TRP
Earright
Tracy Water
Lansingm
Iase
Odsmobile
Oldsmobile
OLDSM
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
E. Bridge Street
Olds
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
Tofciy
Qberlin, Ohio
Pree
Fichly
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