Roosevelt Inaugural Address Sparks Hope For Recovery
The piece lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inaugural address, highlighting his determination to use emergency powers if Congress blocks recovery. It parallels Lincoln and Wilson for wartime powers and urges national unity, moral tone, and support for reducing government costs while protecting savings and against unscrupulous finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Lincoln
Wilson
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
KEEP FAITH WITH THE PRESIDENT
President Roosevelt declared a banking holiday and pledged action as emergencies may require. Cleveland Clearing House may issue certificates Tuesday. Elyria expects to follow. Locals urge steady effort and full cooperation while plans are formed. An expedition to Mount Everest is planned, with little chance of staying home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cleveland Clearing House
Elyria
Cleveland
A Statesman and a Politician Quote
The Sioux Falls Daily Argus Leader quotes a saying contrasting a statesman who votes for the country with a politician who votes for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Daily Argus-Leader
Voice of the people voices tax cuts for educators in Ridgeville
Reader A R Pitts criticizes the county superintendent of education for opposing school reform and for resisting the Rogers bill. He urges publication of any pay cuts among public school officials, arguing taxpaying homeowners need representation and fair cuts amid financial hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Parent Teacher Association
Columbus
Ohio
A. R. Pitts
Anniversaries of Historic Figures and Births
Notable birth anniversaries listed: 1475 Michelangelo Buonarroti Italian master, died 1564. 1671 Rob Roy Scottish outlaw, died 1734. 1797 Gerrit Smith American philanthropist, died 1874. 1806 Elizabeth Barrett Browning English poet, died 1861. 1828 Robert Fletcher physician librarian, died 1912. 1831 Philip H. Sheridan Civil War General, died 1888. 1833 Isaac H. Bromley journalist, died 1898. 1834 George Du Maurier artist-writer, died 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Rob Roy
Robert MacGregor Campbell
Gerrit Smith
Utica
N. Y
New York City
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Robert Fletcher
U. S
Surgeon-General’s Office
England
Philip H. Sheridan
Albany
Nonquitt
Mass
Isaac H. Bromley
Norwich
Conn
George du Maurier
Trilby
Early Texans Massacre at Alamo and Landmark Supreme Court Decision
The record notes 1836 Texans who had retired to the Alamo were overpowered and massacred by Mexicans. It also references the 1857 U.S. Supreme Court delivering the historic Dred Scott decision. Additionally, 1932 marks Col. Lindbergh authorizing Spitale and Bitz of New York to act as go-between.
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The
Alamo
U. S. Supreme Court
Dred Lott
Col. Lindbergh
Spitale and Bitz of
New York
Notable Authors and Figures Born This Year
Ring W. Lardner born in Niles Michigan 48 years ago. Dr Albert P Fitch born in Boston 38. George D Datton born Clifton Springs 76. Homer L Ferguson born Waynesville 80. Prof Solomon Hietner born Manitowoc 51. Herbert Kaufman born Washington 35. Sir George Burg born Montreal 67. Johan Bojer Norwegian novelist born 61 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring W. Lardner
Niles
Mich
Albert P. Fitch
New York City
Boston
George D. Datton
Minneapolis
Clifton Springs
Homer L. Ferguson
Newport News
Waynesville
S. C
Solomon Ss Hietner
University of Pennlvania
Manitowoc
Wis
Herbert Kaufman
Tarryton N. Ya
Auttor
Washington, DC
George Burg
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Johan Bojer
Tgmen
Elyrian Makes Perfect Grades at Ohio Wesleyan
Harold Robinson son of Arthur J Robinson residing at 04 Park avenue earned perfect grades at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware in the first semester ending recently He is among 11 junior class members included in the group and is a member of Phi Society Kappa Sigma fraternity Ehria High School graduate and part of the Ohio Wesleyan varsity track squad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robinson
Arthur J. Robinson
Park Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Robinson
Phi Society
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ehria High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Personality Traits for a Strong Life Plan
The text describes a driven, stubborn person with high determination who will pursue a carefully laid plan despite obstacles. It cautions against offending others, notes a fondness for travel, and suggests possible ventures to remote places. The tone is prescriptive and reflective.
Modern Pepys diary from John T McCutcheon Arizona to Algonquin notes
A New York diary piece recounts letters from John T McCutcheon from his Arizona ranch and notes from Irene Castile Tom Millard and Floyd Gibbons. It sketches social rounds at the Gotham Chatham and Radio City with figures like Rupert Hughes Heywood Broun Will Rogers and Ruby Keeler. A dog drama ends the slice with a Boston terrier and a Sealyham clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John T. McCutcheon
Arizona
Jack Haley
Mervyn le Roy
Irene Castile
Tom Millard
Algonquin
Joe Toplitzky
California
Floyd Gibbons
Chatham
Christopher Morley
Adela Rogers St. John
Kathleen
Charles Norrig
Pat
Rupert Hughes
Gotham
Rupert
Radio City
E. D Coblenz
Carl Helm
Henry M Stanier
Friedman Remains Aiding Broadway After ’Ziegfeld’
The narrator recalls two figures near Astor Place, noting Leon Friedman still present and dapper while glorifying the American girl. Friedman served Florenz Ziegfeld as press agent for 22 years, rarely staying in New York, preferring the road and his Broadway associations. Also mentioned is Jack Francis, a Broadway galant who was once engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Astor
Louis Mann
Leon Friedman
Mann
Friedman
Florenz ‘Ziegfeld
New York
Jack Francis
Broadway Gallant
Wellington News Contact Lines For Delivery
Local notice instructs readers to phone Mrs Violet Curtice Sul at Herrick Avenue East 308 W for delivery service or complaints and to call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland 156 R for delivery issues or missed copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Wellington group conducts vespers at Amherst sanitarium
Ten members of the Congregational church of Wellington led vespers at the sanitarium near Amherst on Sunday afternoon. Dr. C. W. Recard, pastor, spoke on the topic Wow Big Is God. Mrs. Gertrude Holland and Harry Lee sang, with Mrs. Roy McCormack at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Congregational Church of
Amherst
C. W. Recard
Gertrude Holland
Harry Lee
Roy McCormack
March Scroobie Wranglers Meet Backs Young People Study
The March meeting of the Scroobie Wranglers, Congregational ministers in the area, was held at the local church. Rev. Fred H. Schott of Litchfield spoke on enlisting the youth and Rev. Oto Reuman of Medina reviewed the study book Re thinking Missions. After lunch the group attended Rev. Culbertson’s funeral in Lorain.
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Scroobie Wranglers
Fred H. Schott
Litchfield
Oto Reuman
Medina
Culbertson
Lorain
Spiritualism topic in midweek church service
The Congregational church will host a midweek service on Wednesday evening to discuss The Religion of Spiritualism. This is the second address in a series by Dr Cr. W. Recard on The Church and Religious Cults.
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Congregational Church
Cr. W. Recard
Miss Francis Patrick to Attend Wellington WBA Convention
Miss Francis D Patrick supreme secretary of the WBA will attend the county convention in Wellington on May 24 per word received by Mrs E D Snyder of Wellington WBA president. Plans for the convention are being rounded out by Mrs Snyder and her assisting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Patrick
Wellington
E. D. Snyder
Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs. Neva VY Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Neva VY Smith were held at the Keith Andrews Home on Saturday. Rev. C. W. Recard officiated. Pall-bearers were Harry Perkins, Harry Youngs, John Duff, A. H. Pierce, Win Mc Connell and George Herrick. She was the daughter of Mrs. Mary Burlingame of Wellington and sister of Mrs. Clint Battles of Wellington and Mrs. Ruth Heider of Lakewood.
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Smith
Neva VY. Smith
Keith Andrews
C. W. Recard
Congregational Church
Harry Perkins
Harry Youngs
John Duff
A. H. Pierce
Win McConnell
George Herrick
Mary Burlingame
Wellington
Clint Battles
Ruth Heider
Lakewood
Pfeiffers Observe First Wedding Anniversary at Spencer Home
Mr and Mrs Marian Pfeiffer observed their first wedding anniversary at their Spencer home on Sunday. Mrs Pfeiffer was formerly Miss Mayme Church of Spencer. The Charles Church family of Wellington attended the anniversary dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Pfeiffer
Spencer
Mrs Pfeiffer
Mayme Church
Charles Church
Wellington
Matrons and Patrons Meet at St. Patrick Day Dinner
Thirty members of the Matrons and Patrons, O. E. S. attended a covered dish supper in the Mason hall. The dining room and tables were decorated in St. Patrick's Day colors. Cards followed. Hostesses were Mrs Nina Ormeroid, Mrs Helen Baker, and Mrs. Belle Smith.
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Masonis Hall
Nina Ormeroid
Helen Baker
Belle Smith
Wellington Bowling League hosts dinner and prize event
Twenty two members enjoyed a chicken dinner prepared by Mrs Alfred Moehle at the Odd Fellow's hall. An amusing incident occurred when a speaker announced the prize distribution would follow, though the note ended before the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Alfred Moehle
Offbeat Scene Enlivens Broadway as Doctor Is Led Aside
The tale describes Evelyn Thaw becoming a Hollywood studio greeter. Francis, piloting Lord Dawson of Penn, King George's physician, escorts the distinguished doctor to a private corner on Broadway for a heart examination amid the bustling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thaw
Hollywood
Lord Dawson
Penn
Francis
Broadway
Notable Names and Snippets from a 1933 Hearkened Column
A collage of brief anecdotes featuring Martin Green J P Morgan Winns Sheehan and Raymond Carroll. It notes Robert Hicnens Diana Wynward Benny Rubin and Charleys Chapin in humorous or curious vignettes across cities and professions with a punchline about a Russian chorus girl and caviar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Green
Star
New York
J. P. Morgan
Sheehan
Robert Hicnens
Persia
Charleys Chapin
Raymond Carroll
Paris
Diana Wynward
London
Benny Rubin
Rubin
McNaught Sindicate, Inc
Bowlers to Form Four-Team League After Bank Hold
Bowlers, forced to delay awards by bank restrictions, vote to organize four teams and continue bowling for four weeks. Entry names include Wellington Cash Markets Wellington Oil Sohio and a team to be arranged by Alfred Moohle. Paul Records Pied Pipers provide music.
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Wellington Cash Markets
Wellington Oil
Sohio
Alfred Moohle
Paul Record
Pied Pipers
Ninth Grade Holds Hard Times Party in School Auditorium
Members of the Ninth Grade enjoyed a Hard Times party in the school auditorium on Friday evening. Dancing and games furnished the diversion of the evening. Miss Sarah Huntridge, Junior High principal, was the faculty member in charge of the affair.
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Sarah Huntridge
Lent sermon opens season at Congregational church
Rev C W Recard began a series of Lenten sermons with The Last Line of Defense as the topic. The choir sang Thank We All Our God and a duet was performed by Warner, Eva Rowland, and Marjory Shields. Recard distributed Lenten booklets to friends and church members for reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W . Recard
Congregational Church
Warner
Eva Rowland
Marjory Shields
Andersons Welcome Ninth Pound Son At Home
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Anderson on Middle street a nine pound son born Sunday evening with Dr. F M Sponseller attending. Other notes include Mrs. George Gort improving from flu, Marian Sponseller visiting in Wadsworth, and church activities at the Congregational and Methodist churches with meetings and speakers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Anderson
Middle Street
F M. Sponseller
George Gort
Marian Sponseller
Wadsworth
Ohio
Marthe Rutledge
Congregational Church
Will Nichols
Ruth
Medina
E. E. Watters
Watters
Andrew Watters
Shelby
C. W. Recard
Methodist Sunday School
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
F. M. Sponseller
Herman Wight
Oberlin College
Gertrude Ohlson
Clyde
Elma Smith
Falls Clinic Hospital
Scarlet Fever Up in Lorain County Health District
Lorain County reports 79 total cases for February led by 17 scarlet fever infections. The monthly tally notes 50 chickenpox 4 pneumonia 1 influenza 1 diphtheria 1 tuberculosis and 3 strep sore throat. Dr. H. R. O'Brien also details school visits vaccine efforts and nurse outreach activities.
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Lorain County
H. R. O’brien
O'Brien
Givins
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Across Six Lorain Townships
Cattle tuberculosis testing begins in six Lorain County townships to preserve accreditation. Dr P M Cellar conducts Carlisle Township tests, with Fortney in Graf ton, R J Rosselot in LaGrange, Burnside in Huntington, W W Hyde in Rochester, and Dr Gilliam the federal vet from Cleveland testing Columbia Township and later Sheffield Avon and Avon Lake. Additional townships to be tested by county veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
P. M Cellar
Carlisle Township
Fortney
Grafton Township
R. J. Rosselot
LaGrange Township
Burnside
Huntington Township
W. W. Hyde
Rochester Township
Gilliam
Cleveland
Columbia Township
Sheffield
Avon
Avon Lake
Pan American Union Links 21 American Republics
The Pan-American Union based in Washington coordinates cooperation among 21 American Republics, fostering regional dialogue and mutual interests across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schultz Family Hosts Pedro Party in Grafton
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schultz hosted a Pedro party at their Grafton home on Saturday evening. Prizes went to Ida Burton Mary Aldrich Estella Aldrich Frank Young Corwin Mennell and L M Mennell. Refreshments included potato salad baked beans sandwiches cake and coffee for numerous guests and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
C. H. Schultz
Ida Burton
Mary Aldrich
Estella Aldrich
Frank Young
Corwin Mennell
L. M. Mennell
Frank Notham
Francis
Junior
Helen
Corwin
Bernetta
Vera
Victor Burton
Marcella
J. C. Aldrich
Laverne
Schultz
Clifford
Local residents visit and farm moves noted across Oberlin area
A list of social calls from Eaton Bay Village Cleveland Elyria and Lakewood to Oberlin and nearby towns is followed by multiple spring farm relocations. Families like the Bakers Chamberlains Reichards Park and Reisingers attend events and funerals. Several families move to new farms in La Grange Oberlin and surrounding communities while typhoid illness affects Malcolm Beers as caretakers help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Baker
J. C. Lyon
James
Eaton
Hugh Paddock
Oberlin
FL. Chamberlain
Bessie
Bay Village
W. P. Chamberlain
Howard Lewinus
Cleveland
Will Hill
Elyria
E. W. Reichard
Grace Park
Jeanne
Arlene Walker
Jim Armitage
Elvrra
W. E. Baker
Almon Dimaline
Carlisle
Charles MacNeal
Paul Wise
Hal Rothgary
Francis Bradley
John Spitzer
Grafton High School
Fairview
Dunlap
John Strickland
East Carlisle
Harvey Johnson
Maude Youngblood
la Grange
Charles Herman
Grant Aldrich Place
Geise
Blantern
Reberg
Charles Mole Place
Oberlin Road
Michigan
L. G. Nichols
Satan
Rollin Mohler
Leon Mohler
Nichols
C. D. Lehman
Guy Durkee
L. B. Daniels
Fred Daniels
Frank Cook
Sudro Funeral Home
Local Families Gather for Visits and Quarantine Lifts
Mrs Pfeiff and Misses Mardell and Edna Baum stay at Roy Lang home as Belden schools close. Residents visit relatives in Elyria Lorain Cleveland Wellington Strongsville Berea and Oberlin while quarantine at Mennell home lifted and scarlet fever illness recovered.
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Pfeiff
Mardell
Edna Baum
Roy Lang
Belden
Orville Lehman
Peggy
Cleveland
C. D. Lehman
Hosier
Dewey Aldrich
la Grange
D. A. Swartz
A. A. McCornich
R. W. Emerson
A. B. Pfeiffer
Rose Longwell
Lorain
Ira Swartz
Masonic Lodge
Elyria
W. D. Johnson
Harlie Hare Cison
J. L
J. D. Mennell
Theodore Shellhouse
Clayton Sooy
Leon Lekman
Mabel Durkee
Herman Klinect
Carlisle
Phillip McCurdy
Washington, D.C
J . Finlayson
Agnes Finlayson
W. H. Baum
Henry Ingersoll
Oberlin
Albert Prosser
Wellington
Charles Gest
Dwight Klinect
Strongsville
Fred Klinect
Hugh Summerton
Lodi
Lois Nichols
Las Grange
A. E. Mennell
Julia Ruth
Will Gest
Ruth Graham
E. Graham
M. D Ross
Vern Bannister
Clyde Flickinger
Akron
C. A. Heath
M. Diedrich
Erwin Meilander
Berea
Pleads Not Guilty To Check Charge In Elyria Court
Arthur Dion of Lewis pleaded not guilty before Justice Joseph Petro to issuing a check with insufficient funds. A hearing was set for March. The charge, preferred by Naomi Smith, alleged a $35 check was not backed by sufficient deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dion
Lewis Court
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Naomi Smith
37 Chickens Stolen From Coops on Local Property
A sheriff's department report states thieves stole 7 chickens from coops on John Zen Snow and Jaycox roads. No injuries or further details given. Investigators seek information about the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zen
Snow
Jaycox
Sheriff’s Department
The Alpine Type as Today’s Russian
A brief note describes contemporary Russian character as similar to the Alpine type, suggesting rugged landscape influenced traits. The observation links national temperament to mountainous geography and historical identity.
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Mt. Everest
Nashville Banner
Voice OF
People
Ridgeville, O
Chronicle-Telegram
Sallys
Elyrian
Arecent
Heywood Broun
Will Rogers
Broun
Ruby Keeler
Sealyham
Wainwright
Barnes Bros
Pedro
Howard B. Somers
R. C. von Duyke
Broad Street
Cleveland St
Bartlett’s
FUR Shoppe
Post Office
Tua
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