Anniversary highlights and history notes in today’s issue
Today in history features anniversaries for notable figures from Thomas Hart Benton to Thomas R. Marshall and Theodore A. Metz, with birth and death details. It also recalls Roger Williams receiving Rhode Island’s charter and other historical milestones, plus a brief zodiac note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hart Benton
Louis
Missouri
U.S
Hillsyborough
Nlc
1St.s
Asa L. Lovejoy
Portland
Oregon
Graeton Mass
John 8. Marmaduke
St. Louis
Arrow Rock
Charles Amini Cutter
Boston
Northampton
Mass
Theodore A. Metz
New York
Germany
Thomas R. Marshall
Nediana
Wilson
North Manchester
Ind
William Graves Sharpy
Ohio
France
Mt. Gilead
Elyria
Roger Willams
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Narragansett Bay
EM Whitney
Whitney
Nat Ket
London
Karl Mars
Fara
Mikaio
New Orleans
Vhief
Pal
Wall Street
Luneville
New Jersey
Maine
St Joseph Church Amherst Interfaith Activities and Meetings
The junior Holy Name group met with James Smith presiding. Circle members plan a ham dinner Thursday night. National Council of Catholic Women meets Tuesday at St Peter's Hall Lorain. Triduum of Prayer for St Joseph begins Friday with 7:30 services led by Rev Delmege. High Mass honors St Joseph Saturday morning and St Patrick Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph Church
Amherst
Holy Name Society
Lev
James Smith
John Mertz
Park Avenue
Cirele
St. Ann’s Society
National Council of Catholi Women
St. Peter’s
Lorain
Tridium of Prayer
St. Joseph
Robert D. Delmege
Church of Immaculate Convention
Willoughby
St. Patrick
Circle 3
St. Ann's Society
Teckawitha Choir
Marian Club
Community notices and events fill weekly social page
Mrs. B A Jenne lists contact details and meeting notices for Circle 6 at several homes and church activities. A birthday surprise honors Mrs Augusta Harris with family attendance. Church groups at St Paul Methodist Evangelical and Congregational plan services, luncheons, and youth activities alongside a birth announcement for Louis Maxwell. Local briefs note shop openings, visits, and illnesses.
Adapting Lorain County Courthouse To Present Needs
A March 14 1935 editorial advocates remodeling the Lorain County courthouse rather than tearing it down. It supports a Cleveland architects plan to add an annex and remodel to meet current public business needs at minimal expense, praising the existing building’s value and urging bar association and county officials to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Bar Association
Ten Rules For Safe Bicycle Riding
Elyria youths enjoy cycling on residential streets while learning published safety rules. The list urges obedience to traffic signals, riding straight, using front lights and rear signals, signaling devices, pedestrians’ right of way, careful crossing and parking awareness, bicycle maintenance, and never carrying riders or hitching to vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mgrit
Winter Toll Revealed by Frost Damaged County Roads
Frost and thaw cycles across the county left heavy damage on roads to Ashland. Officials anticipate extensive spring and summer repairs to protect highway investments and reduce hazards. Heavy workload for road crews expected as maintenance remains a major challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
A Fine Tribute To True Friendship From Wellington Probe
Walter H. Sage a former Wellington resident living in Beverly Hills California earmarks 46000 in gifts to three Wellington institutions the library and two churches Each institution receives 2000 with no spending directives Sage who left Wellington over fifty years ago built his fortune and still values his old town showing warm ties to former colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Library
Walter H. Sage
Sage
Beverly Hills
California
Woos
Jobs Before Reform: Gannett Proposes National Plan
Frank E. Gannett of Rochester presents a comprehensive program to stabilize the nation. He calls to abolish surplus profit tax, end scarcity economics, boost business profitability, share profits with workers, cut government spending, and adopt a English style labor system with compulsory arbitration. He urges long term planning, self liquidating public works, toll roads, a central information bureau, and farming surpluses disposal to lower prices and put idle millions back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Roosevelt plans to retire to write regional history
The article reports President Roosevelt may retire to write the authentic history of his Hudson River countryside. He writes directly to booksellers seeking material illuminating the region, a shift from prior secretaryly handling to personal correspondence, signaling a possible literary focus like Theodore Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Sto Jes
Hiudson
Théodore Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Roosevelt Flowers
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Fay
Tom Kennedy
Lewis
Lawrence- Jones-Earle
Guffey
G. 0. PL
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Bible Readings Monday March 14 Read St John 8220-20
A devotional reflection on Jesus speaking to enemies, finding solace in communion with the Father. It notes loneliness from sickness or bereavement, and contrasts Jesus making friends with hardship. Encourages steadfast witnessing, rejoicing in fellowship with Christ, and seeking God’s will in trials.
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Theo
Jesus
Pam
Christ
God
Gottlieb the Tailor Ad Keeps Style in Spring
Gottlieb the Tailor urges new season dressing as birds sing. Offers ladies and gents tailoring services including clothes repair and remodeling. Suits cleaned and pressed for 65 cents. Phone 2785 at 711 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb
Thompson Funeral Held In South Amherst
Funeral services for Herbert Thompson were held from the West Main street home Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Rev Schmidt of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church officiated. Pallbearers were John Winson and others named in the notice.
Local obituaries and community notes from Elyria area
Funeral notices list Leland Jones and Harold White among the bereaved with burial in Evergreen. attendees from Elyria Oberlin Jorain Cleveland Lodi Amherst and Acresular meet Ladies Altar Society held at Nativity Church. Volunteer Firemen met at the fire station for a session with favorable reports and a social hour with card games. hosts Clyde Heussner and Sev are Limbach provided refreshments for a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Jones
Lewis Gerhardinger
Elyria
Harold White
Lodi
Richard Vinson
Lewis Marglish
Evergreen Comeyo
QO. W. Baker
Oberlin
Jorain
Cleveland
Amherst
South Amherst
Clyde Heussner
Sevare Limbach
New Oberlin Sewing Circle Meets New Oberlin
The Ladies of the Sacred Heart Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Christustan’s home on March 14 for an all day session. Polluck dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent sewing. The group will meet again in three weeks with Mrs. C J Pickworth and other members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
New Oberlin
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Sewing Circle
Chris Ustan
C. J. Pickworth
F. J. Schmitz
Delit Brown
M. Wohleher
al Powers
Carl Schmidt
Marguerite West
Pauline Martin
N. Webber
Brown and Barnard Host Various Family Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnard in Obertin on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denger spent Tuesday evening with Finis Brown. The North Russia Needle Guild met at the Albright home on Thursday with strong attendance. Infra-red waves enable photographs through ink and help distinguish between different inks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brown
Harold Barnard
Obertin
North Russia Needle Guild
Albright
Joe Denger
Finis Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Linton
Washington and Jefferson College
Bethleton
Ter
Albert Ringreia
Princeton University
Hearth Intersity
Basil Manly
Greenville
Scl
AL Sears
Roy Dickinson
Printers’ Ink Publishing
Baltimore
Dna W. Chase
ST. Peter Church
Chrch
Big al Rew
Schmidt
Carl Norcheim
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Sea E Boer TO
Dom An Ohne
Peaman Anne
Parent-Teacher Association
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Hickory Trea Granga
Grange Hell
Elmer Johnson Post
The
American Legion
Augusta Harris
Middle Street
C. Piper
Fred Krieg
William Barris
Amid
Walter Barris
Nelson Barris
ST. Paul Church
Bosse
Jundies’ Aid Society
John Hoffman
Walther League
Methodist Church
Alma
Ava Masters
Evangelical Church
Pat Bohage
Loyal Workers’ Class
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
Jud
Marl Rookwood
Arthur Haasel
Louis Maxwell
Kiyria
Hoy
Memorial Hospital
Maxwell
Sophie Michael
Antherst
Misa Eleanour Prosky
Joraln
Ruth
Church Street
Eleanor
Arthur Wohlever
F. H. Jenne
West Street
Eddie Long
Herman Tyson
BE. R. Switchley
Florida
Cuba
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
N. C
Federal Trade Commissioners
T. VY. A
Senate
Roosevelt Agency
Norris
F. T. G.-ers
Ft.c
Congressional
Commission
FLT. C
Brown
Cordet Hull
Holla Deals
Grover Cleveland
Alphe
Mr. Hirth
House
White House
Fyslem
FP. D. R
Pat Harrison
John
Amimas Ador Willaam Bullitt
Overner Earle
Madame Pers
A. Fo
Billi Green
John Lewis
Fido McGrady
Madame Pere Kins
Padiv Hik Jis
War Department
P. R. Smith & Co
Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg
Bible
Scuround
Alpar Society
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Es T
Frances Gentile
Dominick Gentile
Harry C. King
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