Roosevelt The Man By Leslie Eichel
Franklin D. Roosevelt emerges as a forward looking figure in New York politics and national ascent. The piece traces his early Senate record, battles against Tammany Hall, support for social welfare, 54 hour work bill sponsorship, and rise from New York governorship to the national arena including his 1912 Democratic convention stance and early navy secretary role. It emphasizes his consistent Wilson support and the idea that a pragmatic, forward looking approach propelled his career despite lacking early sufferings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Boss Murphy
Frances Parking
Labor
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Missoun
Agai
Wilson
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Albany
Washington
F. D
Ridgeville Grange Reports Solid Membership and Community Service
Ridgeville Grange No. 2155 meets with strong attendance and notes steady income despite lower last year profits. Members include ministers, school officials, business leaders, and farmers. projects aid Red Cross, needy families, and debt reduction. Plans include a March April attendance contest and degree team practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
George Fortune
Grange
Red Cross
E Brandt
George Taylor
Charles Gelder
Kern
Personal Piffle From New York Poet and Editor Mix
A nostalgic column excerpt from 1933 samples famed figures and everyday quirks. It riffs on celebrities and editors like Helen Keller George Ade Ward Morehouse Lupe Velez Mae West and Johnny Horgaun while weaving personal habits and opinions about hotels roads and the theater world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Keller
Kaiser
George Ade
Ward Morehouse
Biltmore
Arthur McKeoghb
Kathleen Norris
Lupe Velez
Mae West
Liverpool
Rosseau
Europe
Cathedral
Cologne
Bright minds and ghost stories in a restless past
A reflective excerpt recalls trading Liberty bonds for stock in a deserted cement plant, hints at Op penheim and a Gerald St. Elmo ghost story, and contrasts a father’s view of newspaper work with a trio of emotional phone calls ending in shared tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheim
the Black Cat
Gerald St. Elmo
Lettered musings and a reflective social program
A sequence of reminiscences from a Minneapolis correspondent includes humorous lines on letters, names, and plays, followed by a community program note. The article describes a gathering where Mrs. Brandt chairs an achievement committee meeting, while Mrs. Bassett and others lead songs and tributes to George Washington and Lincoln, ending with games and a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Detwiler
West
George Washington
Bassett
Beyers, Biltman
Margaret Buckley
Eleanor Baatz
Messrs
Adams
Lincoln
Ridgeville Juvenile Group Grows Under New Matron
A lively juvenile program expands with Mrs. N. Baehr as matron after a successful year under Mrs. M. Barter. Last year the delegation team formed, exchanges with other Juveniles occurred, and entries at Lorain County Fair earned first prize. A Feb 28 playlet featured Betty Baehr Helen Haller Barbara Cooper and Bernadine Taft with Washington quotations and a new member, Richard Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
M. Barter
Lorain County Fair
N. Baehr
Betty Baehr
Helen Helen Haller
Barbara Cooper
Bernadine Taft
Washington
Richard Winter
Community notes and social visits in Belden Belden area
Local residents and relatives report a busy week of visits and gatherings. Families including Grabenstetter Hartman Wise Laward and Reisinger hosted meals and called on friends in Belden Elyria Cleveland and Grafton with club meetings and a church fish fry noted. The Belden girls defeated Brownhelm in basketball 24 to 7 while the boys lost 20 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle
Marjorie Reisinger
Clayton Mole
Memorial Hospital
Alice Bird
Arthur Wise
E. J. Harder
Grafton
Oliver Doonan
Akron
A. L. Wise
Lydia Landin
Elyria
George Grabenstetter
Home Quilt Club
Derek
Grossman
Sailer
Frances Armbruster
Albert Erhart
Philip Armbruster
George Schaefer
Bert Schaefer
Anna Flyer
Reuben Law
William Law
Oleeva
Hilda Walter
Cleveland
Roy Law
Homerville
Inez Goodman
Hattie Goodman
R. L. Crowe
Frances
Jeanette Sayles
Florence Wise
Roland Law
Wooster
Ernest Landin
Brownhelm
Belden
J. Landon
Charles Wise
Warren Craiger
Avon Woman Graduate on Oberlin Honor Roll
Avon iss Anna Nissen, Avon High School class of 1922, entered Oberlin College last September and was named among the top ten freshmen at Oberlin last semester. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nissen and completed public school in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
AVON
Iss
Anna Nissen
Avon High School
Obrkin College
Chapel
Wilkins
Miss Nissen
Peter Nissen
Jameson Hosts Card Club Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ray K. Jameson hosted a Thursday night card club. After the usual bridge games the high scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Ek H. Kiingshirn followed by a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray K. Jameson
Ek. H. Kiingshirn
Ramblings on Blue Blooms and Climbing Vines by Mrs. C. F. Ensign
A nurse-style horticultural column catalogs blue flowers for April to frost, naming varieties from blue violets to Stokesia and Veronicas and notes May to June bloom windows. It also muses on Morning Glory growth directions and the acrobatic habits of hopvines and twiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea
Gertrude
Scotland
Lake Avenue P T A Meets With Program and Plans
The Lake Avenue Parent Teachers Association held a regular meeting in which the Young Revelers orchestra performed and Guy Findley of Elyria spoke on technocracy. Officers for next year were to be chosen by a nominating committee including Mrs Cromling Mrs Walkden and Mrs Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Take Avenue
Lake Avenue
Atty. Guy Findley
Elyria
L. C-recock
Ohio Congress of Parent and Teachers
Akron
Cromling
Walkden
Hogan
van Waegnen
Reverend Bucholtz to Speak on The Bible at Community Church
Reverend Bucholtz will continue his talk on The Bible during Sunday morning services at 10 45 and will lead Sunday school at 9 59 at the Community Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucholtz
Community Church
Entertain in Honor of Friends
Mr and Mrs Del Cromling hosted a Saturday evening event for the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R B Baus of Murray Ridge. Guests enjoyed a six o clock dinner with silver candelabra and a birthday cake, then gathered for games and cards, ending with a refreshment course. A memory gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Cromling
R. B. Baus
Murray Ridge
Mrs. Baus
Baus
Royal Circle Met in Home for Friendly Meeting
The Royal Circle of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Robert Barr's home on Thursday afternoon for a regular meeting. After the business session the group enjoyed sociable conversation and dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Circle
The
Methodist Church
Robert Barr
Sousana Scelar
Local Residents Attend Events and Visits in Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs Leslie Fitya hosted an evening with Ed Wenson in Elyria. Walter Peak and John Rolin of Elyria visited relatives on Tuesday. Gordon Waddock and son Dale of Cleveland are guests at Mrs Paddock’s parents. Mars and Abs Pickering hosted guests from Cleveland. Mrs Carl Schwarts of Parview and Mrs Horace Simson of Beach Cliff visited Mr and Mrs M Al ten. W C Waene and wife spent Thursday in Cleveland. Avon basketball team to enter Berea tournament Friday evening. Mrs Ronnie Kelling returns home after Elyria Memorial Hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fitya
Ed. Wenson
Elyria
Walter Peak
John Rolin
Gordon Waddock
Dale
Cleveand
Paddock
Robert Pickering
J. Doers
Mars
Vend
Carl Schwarts
Parview
Horace Simson
Beach Cliff
Job. M. Alten
W.C Waene
Cleveland
Avon
Berea
Ronnie Kelling
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Local social notes from Kipton and nearby towns
Kipton area residents host and visit kin across Genoa Wakeman Oberlin and Wellington as many attend sales and gatherings. Families including Hesser Bates Todd Sell Perkins Gibbs and Brumby are listed with relatives visiting and moving between homes in Ohio communities.
Pittsfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Honors
Pittsfield notes report Mr. and Mrs. A G Mills and daughter hosting Eva Mohrman of Elyria and George Sloan and daughter Georgiana of Tiffin. Local students on February honor roll include Wynona Preston Olive McConnell Chalmer Mosher and Robert Avery. Little Roger Jones returns home from Milan after a week with grandmother Mrs F C West. Marjorie Davies visited friend Mrs Walter Salzman at Falls Clinic in Wellington where Salzman is in serious condition. Allan Hayes and LeRoy Lounsborough made trips to Cleveland this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
A. G. Mills
Eva Mohrman
Elyria
George Sloan
Georgianna
Tiffin
Wynona Preston
Robert Avery
Olive McConnell
Chalmer Mosher
Roger
Local Demonstrations Spotlight Health Work and Couple Moves
A small crowd attended a home demonstration by Miss Grey of the Visiting Nurses Association and Miss Paddock of the County Health Board. They demonstrated pulse and temperature taking and first aid. Also noted are moves of the Betts and Biermacher families to new homes and a license application by Louise Salzman and Robert Lowrie. Betty Jane and Jack Bear returned to school after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Sherburne
Miss Grey
Visiting Nurses Association of Cleveland
Ruth Iaddock
County Health Board
Miss Paddock
Sam Betts and
Ray Rowland
Wellington
Betts
Rowland
Biermacher
Ridgeville
Peel Property
Pittsfield Center
Louise Lillian Salzman
Walter Salzman
Robert Ray Lowrie
Ashland
Betty Jane
Jack Bear
Ruth Mills
E. Karl Davidson
Camden
Farm Helper Harold Ives Works With Mrs Bartlet Family
South Russia resident Harold Ives assists with farm work for Mrs Alma Bartlet and is visiting the Bear family during the Wednesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesday
Mya
Wallace Bear
Harold Ives
South Russia
Alma Bartlet
Rancher Kills Hawk That Killed Snake
Canon City Colorado February 23 A Wetmore rancher A E Harper killed a large hawk that held a partly devoured bull snake in its beak. The hawk had torn off the snake’s head and was about to eat when Harper intervened. He believes the snake emerged from winter hibernation to sun itself when the hawk struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
A. E. Harper
Wetmore Rancher
Hareper
Harper
Intruder Held Off by Gun Proves to Be Dummy
In Abilene Texas a farmer faced an armed intruder at his front gate only to learn the would be robber was a dummy. Officers were summoned by the farmer's wife after a frantic call. The porch visitor exclaimed about orcs and a possible robbery but nothing was missing from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Texas
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