Nation Watches New Hampshire Voting Today
Concord New Hampshire voters on March 19 cast ballots in the first 1936 Republican primary amid a Knox Landon split and Roosevelt challenges. Seven at large and four district GOP delegates were chosen while Democrats picked eight at large and four district delegates. Knox led in editor backing. Landon gained informal support from State Senator Carter. Roosevelt’s anti New Deal platform drew interest as Dr Joseph A Coutre marsh, aged 61, proposed large money issuance and pensions.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Rooosevelt
Frank Knox
Chicago
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Knox
Eliot A. Carter
Landon
Knox-Landon
Carter
Knox Front
Leader Union of Manchester
Joseph A. Coutremarsh
Lebanon
John 8. Hurley
Manchester
Roose
Unpledged candidates in first district loom large
In the first congressional district several candidates are unpledged with Napoleon J. Dyer from Portsmouth noted as pledged to Contremarsh. Well Supported and Arthur J. Rutledge also run as unpledged candidates, highlighting a split among contenders and unclear party alignment.
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Arthur J. Rutledge
Portsmouth
Napoleon J. Dyer
Contremarsh
Woman Driver Honored for Safe Fifty Years Driving
Felton California reports Mrs. A. B. Crown received a safety driving certificate from the mayor and police department of San Francisco. In 25 years of driving she has never been presented with a speeding ticket or warning banner.
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Felton
Cal
A. B. Crown
Mayor and Police Department of
San Francisco
Radio Programs Tuesday March 10 Schedule Across Stations
A snapshot list of AM radio programs for Tuesday March 10 across WTA TM 1070 WGAR 1450 and related stations including Morning explorer clubs Pete the Pie Plant and Hymn Sine segments later shift to Amos n Andy, Timmy Fidler, Spitalny Band and Jesse Crawford with late night music blocks, news and sports segments.
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WTA
Medical Arso
A. Explorers’ Club
Tommys
Betty
Lowee
Pharmas
Amos
Andy
Pupeve
Talh
Kretsana Hhand
Wayne Kh
Voice of
Peopl Ath
Trumba
Sigm. Romberg
Timmy Fidler
Talk
Evening State Ljd
Spitalny Band
Jesse Crawford
Pearl Band
Beecher
Oberlin College Receives Multiple Gifts and Bequests
Dr. Bohn announces gifts to Oberlin College including a 16,000 bequest from the late Mrs. Ferdinand V. Hayden of Philadelphia. Funds include a 12,000 endowment in memory of Hayden, a 2,500 unrestricted endowment from Emma Fusselman, 1,000 loan fund for senior women, and a 5,900 scholarship fund from Mrs. D. A. Bunker for the Theology School. Additional bequests include Dr. Corbin's library of 1500 China books.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Bohn
Presiden Wilkins
Oberlin College
Ferdinand V. Hayden
Philadelphia
Ferdinand V. Hayder
United States Geological Survey
Paul L. Corbin
Taiku
Shansi
China
Martha Leona
D. A. Bunker
Seoul
Korea
School of Theology
Community notices from South Amherst March meeting and events
South Amherst March events include Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium led by the music department. The Progressive Class meets at Arthur Engle home. St John s Evangelical invites to St Peter s Amherst service. Amherst Legion and Auxiliary join meeting at St Joseph s, South Nativity Church hosts Lenten services Wednesday and Friday evening with Rev R J Steiger. Woman s Circle meets Nativity Church parlors Thursday with social hour after. Local residents host weekend visits and a speaker event at Methodist Sunday School with George Garthe and others presenting.
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South Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
St. John’s Evangelical
South Amherst American Legion and Auxiliary
Amherst
St. Joseph's School Hall
Nativity Church
R. J. Steiger
Vienna Artist To Talk At Allen Art Museum
Dr. Wilhelm Heimann of Vienna speaks at Allen Art Museum on Thursday evening March 72 on Peasant Arts of Poland Roumania Austria Czechoslovakia and Hungary. He represents the International School of Art directed by Miss Elma Pratt. An exhibit of original objects and moving pictures will accompany the talk. The school promotes peasant arts and exhibitions, with Miss Pratt organizing Czechoslovak arts displays now at the Cleveland Museum. The talk is free and open to the public. museum hours are 1 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 pm weekdays, with shorter Sunday hours.
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Allen Art Museum
Wilhelm Heimann
Vienna
Poland
Roumania
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
International School of Art
Elma Pratt
Oberlin
Miss Pratt
Cleveland Museum
Lake Avenue Teachers Training and Grange Briefs
Lake Avenue March 10 The teachers and officers of Lake Avenue Community Sunday school and planning committee of Teachers Training class invite all interested to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Miller for Hemstitching Notes Miss Alice Bird will give final Italian hemstitching instructions at a meeting of women at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Cotton tomorrow night The North Elyria Grange regular meeting will be at the Lake Avenue school house Friday evening The officers banquet will be held at Penfield Thursday Briefs Mr and Mrs Henry Bislie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Burk Vermilion Mrs Bessie Smith Mrs Lydia
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Congregational Sunday School
Arthur Engle
Lake Ave
Lake Avenue
R. H. Miller
Alice Bird
E. C. Cotton
North Elyria Grange
Penfield
Henry Bislie
Roy Burk
Bessie Smith
Lydia
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Kolb at Home
Mrs Jacob Kolb hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with guests including Mrs Mary Kolb Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb Charles Kolb and Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb. Martin Springer’s condition improved from critical illness. Mrs Lodi Gibson was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Jacob Muth in Amherst.
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William Slack
Jacob Kolb
Mary Kolb
Henry Kolb
Charles Kolb
Martin Springer
Lodi Gibson
Jacob Muth
Amherst
Local families host guests and attend events in Oberlin area
Social notes record multiple visits and gatherings in Oberlin and nearby towns. Edith Miller, Arthur Neiding, M Gott, and Henry Bislie with George Cotton attended Pomona Grange meeting. Gottsebling family from Cleveland visited R H Miller. L J Schaber ill at son Arthur’s home. Frank Stone and Olmstead Falls guests dined with Pravoszniks, then toured Sullivan. O Jabbush family hosted by Overmyres Lorain. Roy Crandle ill at home. Shryock and Blauvelt families hosted relatives from Elyria and Detroit area.
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Frank Stone
Olmstead Falls
Frank Pravoznik
Grippe
Robert Shryock
Elyria
Harry Shryock
Adelbert Street
Bert Gochnour
Detroit
George Blauvelt
Gochnour
James Fisher
Lorain
James Arnold
G. Blauvelt
Squirrel habit tames by Kas. Miner family porch feeding
The Miner family in Reserve Kas. spent weeks training a wild squirrel to visit their back porch for food. Now the animal returns regularly and gnaws the overshoes left there, demonstrating its bold habit and attraction to the porch feeding.
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Kas
Results Of Electrolux Test In Ohio Fuel Gas Co Study
The 35 day Electrolux gas refrigerator test by the Elyria district of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company showed a total gas use of 1 030.14 cubic feet, averaging 29.7 cubic feet per day. The test ran from 10 a m January 25 to 10 a m February 29 using an Electrolux unit with five cubic feet capacity.
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Electrolux
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
My Marriage Opens at Rivoli With Claire Trevor
At The Theatres Theatery a drama of a young woman ruined by society unfolds as she protects blue bloods from a scandal. The Rivoli Theatre opens tomorrow with Claire Trevor in the lead.
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Claire Trevor
Rivoli Theatre
The Lady Consents Opens at Capitol Theatre
Ann Harding plays a society doctor's wife with a susceptible husband doctor played by Herbert Marshall in The Lady Consents. The Capitol Theatre premieres the film tomorrow with the two leads delivering a tense moral drama about temptation and social reputation.
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Ann Harding
Herbert Marshall
Capitol Theatre
Townsend Club Meeting Promotes Registration and Fun
Townsend Club No 1 held a well attended meeting with President W C Hill urging unregistered members to sign up to ensure votes at the primaries. Master Edmund Wright performed two piano numbers and Mrs J B Taylor read pieces including Mrs Kelly at the Seance and Sadie Selects Some Shoes. The session closed with group singing and final exercises.
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Myst Riet
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Duncan Moore
Myrt, Marge
Jimmie Allen
Kata Smith Boake
J. Tibbette
Pickfair Party
March of Time Dance Tunes News
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Rapp
Cleveland
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Hank Keene
SherorTilo
Trapper
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Norcross Sisters
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Star Jones
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Mae
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Kaye
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J Armstrong Goldberg
Buck Rogers Junior
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Myrt ‘N' Marge Night Tafe
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Larrys
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Nevas Orch
Rochester
Oren
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Riehman
Finsy Ace
Tom Lumin
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Jimmie Allen Rendervous
Tron
Cob Pipe Club
Tims
Lawes
Iack Graney
Nba
Laman Crosby
Orch
John C. Thomas
Rabb
Brickner
Riusere
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Serenade
Cactus Jam Exercises Breakfast Club
City Mission
Happy Harry Cominiun
Rose Froom
Carson Nohison
Miusic For You
FORD
Luce Bud
Melody Parade
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Berards
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Shandor
Big Ben
Murbach Coal
WGN
Tre Ati
Hylton
Martin
Rand Osborne
Ryver's
Ward Hubbard
William Blazer
Billy
Charles Kofer
Mansfield
George Garthe
Methodist
William Hendershodt
Hebron
V. V. Schaeffer
Middle Ave
Redington Bldg
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
West Street
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Mgr
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Capitol Film
Townsend Club
Kennedy
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Aslublin
Paris
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