Father Coughlin Challenges Newspapers To Debate Banking Reform
Detroit March 1 Father Charles E Coughlin challenged newspapers to discuss his National Union for Social Justice plan to nationalize the Federal Reserve system and create a government owned central bank He urged editors to address a living wage profits for labor and a more just monetary system while charging many papers oppose his 16 points and accusing bankers of press influence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Federal Reserve Banking System
Coughlin
National Union
Father Coughlin
United States
Adopt Resolution In Death Of Attorney Tillotson
Lorain County Bar Association adopted a resolution in memory of A. Z. Tillotson, Oberlin attorney, at the regular meeting this morning. The resolution will be incorporated in the association minutes and was prepared by a committee including former Judge A. R. Webber, H. E. Cheney and C. R. Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Tillotson
Oberlin
Lorain County Bar Association
A. R. Webber
H. E. Cheney
C. RK. Summers
Beauty Shop Robbery Reported at Temple Building
Ant on Haralampous, proprietor, reported the theft of four razors, six pairs of shears and two clip pers from the Temple Beauty Shop at 202 Masonic Temple building. The theft occurred after the shop closed Saturday night. Police say the door was opened by picking the lock with a letter opener left in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Anton Haralampous
Y-Indus Club Plans Camp Stag Party Tomorrow
Members of the Y-Indus club will travel to the Boy Scout camp on Gulf road tomorrow night for a stag party and an evening in the open. They will meet at the Y M C A at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Gulf Road
Christ The Great Divider Sermon
Dr. William Mulrauld preached on Christ as The Great Divider from Luke 7 37 38 noting how some fear Him while others seek to stay with Him The sermon highlights Christ ability to divide loves and hates and to judge all by the life of self sacrificing love and likeness to Him Astounding universal influence of Christ is described as the Gospel mystery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulrauld
First Congregational
Jesus
Christ
Calvary
Earth
Dr. Cadman
Dr. Fosdick
Papini
Bruce Barton
Meeting Him With Joy And Alacrity
A devotional note urges readiness to meet Him praising those who welcome His teaching. It warns that those who do not will hear I never knew you and will be told to depart. The message echoes Matthew 25 31 46 about loving neighbors and storing treasure in heaven rather than on earth.
Death Record Mrs Jane House 52 dies at home
Mrs Jane House aged 52 died Saturday at 4 30 p m at her home 409 Tremont Street She was widow of Archie House born Murfreesboro Tennessee September 16 1882 Surviving are daughter Mrs Addie Hisht Elyria sister Mrs Mar Wiann Elyria and one grandchild Body to be removed this evening from Sudro funeral home to the late home Services will be held Tuesday at 3 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane House
Tremont Street
Archie House
Murphysburg
Tennessee
Addie
Hisht
Mar
Wiann
Elyria
Sudro Funeral
Death of Mrs Rose Wright at 62 in Oberlin home
Mrs Rose Wright aged 62 and wife of Perry Wright of 25 West Avenue died Saturday at 5 20 after a five year illness. Born in Oberlin May 4 1872 she leaves her husband two daughters one son two sisters and two grandchildren. Sudro funeral home will convey to the late home for services Tuesday at 10 00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wright
Perry Wright
West Avenue
Wright
Oberlin
Sudro Funeral Home
Widow Abbie Wright Dies After Stroke At 75 In Rochester
Mrs Abbie Wright age 75 widow of Frank Wright died at 10 00 this morning at her home in Rochester following a stroke suffered a week earlier She had recovered enough to be outdoors yesterday but was stricken again today There are no survivors Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Rochester
Abbie Wright
Frank Wright
William H. Hardesty 63 Dies in Elyria Hospital
William H. Hardesty of 145 South Olive street died Sunday afternoon at Elyria Memorial hospital after illness at work at Colson Company. Born August 9, 1871 in Coshocton Ohio, he moved to Elyria ten years ago and worked as a stationary engineer. Survived by one son Harold, three brothers and four grandchildren, he was a member of First Methodist Episcopal church. Friends may call Sudro funeral home until Tuesday afternoon when the body will go to Coshocton for Thursday service at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hardesty
South Olive Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hardesty
Colson Company
Coshocton
Ohio
Elyria
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Hardesty
Sudro Funeral Home
Funeral services for Howard L Salisbury held Tuesday
Funeral services for Howard L Salisbury 70 of Case road will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 from Sudro funeral home with Rev Ernst Irion of St Pauls church officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Salisbury
Case Road
Sudro
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lorain Man Is New Checker Champion
A Lorain County checker title was awarded at the Elvera Y M C A after eight games. R Gar of Lorain claimed first with Gay second and Arthur Pfaff of Elyria took third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Man
Lorain County
George Holgate
Oberlin
Jr. Halcomb
LaGranse
Samuel Prece
Rivtia
A. F. Champner
Cheriin
W. Carin
Uivria
C. Shaffer
C. Friend
Wellington
Thomas Laird
Higris
RR. C. Baird
Hivria
Thomas Dunstan
Firtia
EL Thompson
Elyria
H. Kauffman
Eisna
F Holcomb
LaGrange
R. J. Hunt
G. Moenes
Hives
W. Patrick
Terton
C. Capie
Lorain
W. Brown
A. Kostas
W. Woodruf
Oberin
F. Bereman
Elvria
W. Matin Oberiin
E. Withem
Fragmentary note on religious persecution and Bolshevik deaths
The text alleges early Christians faced severe persecution over alleged pagan blood in Easter cakes and claims Bolshevism caused ten million deaths. The lines present no clear events, dates, or identifiable actors beyond Christians, Jews, and Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin Ohio reports a busy week with multiple meetings. The Women’s Progressive Club hosts a 8 o’clock gathering at Mrs Fannie Dyer’s home with the Men’s Bible and Civic Club as guests. The Education department meets at 7 30 at Mrs G W Andrews’s residence on Forest Street. The Methodist Service Guild assembles for a pot luck supper at Miss Helen Baxter’s home with Mrs Rost as speaker. I T Y T M Club plans a theatre party at the Apollo and Mr and Mrs I G Worcester host Monday Night Bridge at Hi O Hi Tea rooms with dinner and bridge to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Women's Progressive Club
Fannie Dyer
South Street
Men’s Bible and Civic Club
Oberlin Women's Clu
G. W. Andrews
Forest Street
Eakle
Methodist Service Guild
Helen Baxter
Local Club Meetings and Social Events Listed
The Martes club gathers at Mrs S J White's North Professor street. American Legion auxiliary hosts a pot luck supper at 6 30 in Legion rooms replacing the regular meeting. Frank E Peck Chapter Order of DeMolay meets at Grange Hall. Mrs Karl Gehrkens hosts the Nineteenth Century Club at East College street. Oberlin Women's Club Literature department meets at 3 pm at Johnson House with Mrs Walter Crafts as hostess.
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Martes Club
S. J. White
North Professor Street
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molay
Grange Hall
Karl Gehrkens
East College Street
Oberlin Women's Club
Johnson House
Walter Crafts
Knights of Pythias to Convene at K P Hall
Regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias scheduled at the K P Hall. The Merry Wives will be entertained at a 6 30 dinner hosted by Mrs Doren Lyons, at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Merry Wives
Ladies Club Meetings Calendar From Local Churches
Mrs. Foster assists at the Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs. Wyler’s Route 20 home. Oberlin Branch of American Association of University Women convenes at 3 p m at Mrs. H G Klermund’s 144 Forest street. Junior Star Bridge club meets at Mrs. Fay Papworth’s Union street. Mrs. E M Lyman hosts an all day Comfort club at South Cedar Avenue. Eastern Star Auxiliary holds March 21 meeting with a 12 50 pot luck in Eastern Star rooms. Mrs. Earl Jones hosts Bridgette club on Morgan street.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
H. G. Klermund
Forest Street
Junior Star Bridge Club
Fay Papworth
Union Street
E. M. Lyman
Comfort Club
South Cedar Avenue
Eastern Star
Earl Jones
Bridgette Club
Morgan Street
Oberlin Stamp Collectors Club Holds Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of the Oberlin Stamp Collectors club will be held at the city hall. Regular meeting of the Pythian Sister Temple will be held in the lodge rooms. Practice for installation will follow the meeting. The Past Matrons of the Eastern Stars will entertain their husbands and the Past Patrons and their wives at a 6 30 dinner in the Eastern Star dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Stamp Collectors Club
City Hall
Pythian Sister Temple
Eastern Stars
Eastern Star
Local visitors and church auxiliary meet in town
Mrs R K Loofburrow spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Rowland in East College street. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Snyder of Elyria visited at the Wor cester home on Morgan street. Mr and Mrs Parlele of Toledo visited sister Mrs W E Rogers on South Main street. Mr and Mrs H W Barone and Mr and Mrs Clarence Berg visited relatives in Orville. Christ Church auxiliary to meet Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Wrights South Professor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Loofburrow
New London
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Ellsworth Snyder
Elyria
P. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
H. W. Barone
Clarence Berg
Orville
Auxiliary of
Christ Church
Missionary Society Banquet Adopted For March 23
Wellington March 18 The Methodist Church Missionary Societies postpone the Mother and Daughter banquet and set it for Monday evening March 23 in the church basement. Girls from Mary Knapp Thelma Gillette and Young People's classes plus their mothers invited. Mrs R A Bolt Cleveland guest speaker will present a playlet and music. A combined Ep worth League and church service March 24 will feature slides and an illustrated lecture by Mrs Bolt on A Family in Europe.
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Wellington
Missionary Societies of
The
Methodist Church
Mary Knapp
Thelma Gillette
Miss Gillette
R. A. Bolt
Cleveland
Florence Starr
Epworth League
Bolt
Europe
Local Church Fund Reaches Near Debt Payoff
Members of the Methodist church nearly pay off the building fund debt with about 700 dollars, handed to the local bank in a surprise gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bible class hosts March meet and invites Elyria group
Forty members of the United Bible class of the Church of Christ met Thursday night for routine business and entertainment. The class invited the United Bible class of Elyria, led by E R Peck, to join a future meeting and social time on Monday evening, April 15. Men ran the program with guessing games and contests and refreshments were served. Kathrin Clara serves as publicity chairman.
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United Bible Class
Church of Christ
Community Church
Elyria
E. R. Peck
Kathrin Clara
Lamoreau Hosts Friendly Bible Class at Home
Mr and Mrs W L Lamoreau hosted the Friendly Bible class at the Baptist Bible school Friday evening with twenty members and four children present. Mrs William Brouse shared details of a recent Florida trip. reports from officers preceded a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lamoreau
Friendly Bible Class
The
Baptist Bible School
William Brouse
Husband
Florida
Entre Nous Club meets at Mrs Baum home Friday
Members of the Entre Nous Club gathered at the home of Mrs C E Baum on Friday evening. The business session was held followed by a bridge diversion. Miss Jeanette Warner won first prize with Mrs R W Falls second. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Baum
Entre Nous Club
Jeanette Warner
R. W. Falls
Opening program at MFE Sunday school session
About thirty children from the primary classes of Mrs Elizabeth Palmer Dorothea Barnace and Mary Chadwick presented a short opening program at MFE Sunday school. They sang Good Morning Who is a Friend of Jesus and Edith Barnes with her teacher Hattie Baumgardner played a piano duet. Rev EF Wood gave a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Palmer
Dorothea Barnace
Mary Chadwick
M. FE
Jesus
Edith Barnes
Hattie Baumgardner
E. F. Wood
Local Notes From Jeromeville and Nearby Communities
Week end visits across Jeromeville area feature Miss Hollis Turner with Ed and Mrs Turner, Grace Gower at home, and concerts by Methodist choir and quartets. Rev E F Wood preached and led musical performances at Home for the Aged in Elyria. Illness affects Ed Turner and Mrs Minata Jameson remains very ill in Penfield with recent moves from Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Turner
Jeromeville School
Ed. Turner
Grace Gower
Shelby
M. E. Aid Society
Fred Abbott
Milton Elliott
Rocky River
F. L. Baker
Elliott
Edith Pleasnick
Columbus
Eva Pleasnick
Seoil Johnson
Walter Anderson
Ray Rowland
Charles Willard
Wilda Abbott
Elyria
Betty Jean Page
Wood
Turner
Ilness
Charles Shepard
D. C. Hubbard
Chatham
Charles Allison
Cora Ensign
E. C. Wise
E. FE. Finney
Shaker Heights
Finley
Co. C. Wilcox
Archie Sanders
Farm Women Set Four Meetings This Week in Lorain County
Lorain County farm women will hold four meetings this week under the county agricultural extension service. Topics include living room decor, rug making, and salads. Meetings occur tomorrow at Mrs. Wallace Court's home in Hennrietta, Wednesday at Oberlin Grange Hall, Thursday at Mrs. Helen Day's in Brighton, and Friday at Rochester Town Hall with the Friendly Folks Society sponsoring the rug making session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm
County Agricultural Extension Service
Wallace Court
Henrietta
Aliee Bird
Paul Portman
Oberlin Farm Women's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Willam Berg
Helen Day
Brighton
Rochester Town Hall
Friendly Folks Society
E. A. Gariss
Charles Baker
Campers Reunion Brings Medina and Licking Women Together
Local campers from Lo rain and Medina County gather Thursday at the Lutheran Church in Valley City for the winter reunion of Camp Crag participants. About 100 campers and their husbands attended last year and are expected again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain and
Medina County
Camp Crag
Lutheran Church
Valley City
Smilar
Collision reports on North Ridge road and Middle Avenue
A car driven by Mr Colburn of Amherst collided with a machine driven by John Casper of Lorain on North Ridge road yesterday morning. Police report a car driven by Joseph Greggs of Cleveland damaged a parked machine owned by Worthington Dry Cleaning Co near Fourth street on Middle Avenue Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colburn
Amherst
John Casper
Lorain
North Ridge Road
Sheriff’s Department
Joseph Greggs
Cleveland
Worthington Dry Cleaning Company
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Ladies Night at Carlisle Grange Hall Hosted by Young Men Club
Young Men's Club members and their feminine guests will gather at the Carlisle Grange hall tonight for a ladies night party directed by the entertainment committee chaired by Leonard Kuss. A dinner and a number of games will be features of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange Hall
Leonard Kuss
Court suit and local notices from Wakeman and area
Lillie Hester sues Walter H Watts for 570 damages over alleged failure to tend her Wakeman property mortgage. L M S Company sues Clyde Roose for 5402 rent on the Newell Hotel and gains a cognovit note judgment against The Newell Hotel Company for 1943. The Termagaunt is noted as a Saracen deity. Ernest Bidwell and son Charles plan to move to Washington state after selling their Tabor street home to Lyman Davis. Percy Jamieson of Batavia visits. Mrs William Street ill with influenza. Bar Fulks returns from Elyria Memorial after leg amputation. Local luncheon hosted for Mrs Arnold and guests. Dort Huston transfers to Cleveland. Dr F B Gregs and wife expected home from Florida. Rev H H Fisher to begin weekly Community Forum meetings at Rochester school tonight at 7330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Hester
Walter H. Watts
Wakeman
Ernest Bidwell
Charles
Washington State
Tabor Street
Lyman Davis
Percy Jamieson
Batavia
William Street
Bar Fulks
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. M. Jones
David Arnold
Caroline Renouard
George Warner
Ve. Ww. Clisby
R. E. Clisby
Ada Hawkins
Toledo
Arnold
Dort Huston
Telling Belle-Vernon
Cleveland
F. B. Gregs
Florida
Rev
H. H. Fisher
Rochester
Markets in Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs Poultry Livestock
Market reports show butter steady with extras, eggs steady at 20 to 35 cents. poultry fowl under six pounds two cents, over seven pounds nineteen cents. Livestock prices rise in calves and sheep with strong hogs, noting prime veal and high values for calves and lambs, while potatoes and various meats show mixed but active bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelaad
Staga Ube
Maine
Ohio
New York
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Cattle Market Steady Amid Week Close
The Cleveland livestock market reports cattle prices barely steady with the week’s close showing limited gains for choice to prime grades. Traders noted narrow ranges and cautious demand as market activity softened toward week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Truck driver barred from delivering load to Cleveland
A Detroit truck driver delivering a load of tomatoes to Cleveland was met by a group of striking drivers who ordered him to turn back. He complied and proceeded to Elyria, where the group returned to Cleveland. He then parked at police headquarters awaiting a union driver from Cleveland to take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland Commission House
Elyria
Cleveland
Germany defies Versailles and bands for new rearmament
An emergency League of Nations council meeting hinges on German violations of Versailles. Rumors swirl that Laval may seek a binding Franco Russian military pact while Germany reportedly considers universal conscription for army air force and navy. Britain plans a large rearmament and France extends compulsory service as disarmament promises crumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Council
Pierre Laval
Moscow
Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Poulson Takes Responsibility For Funds Allegation
Cratic chairman states he exonerated Davey on charges and that funds were solicited under universal party practice. He says he assumes full responsibility and has no apologies to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cratic
Davey
Universal Party
Poulson
Number Three Continues On Ohio Relief Controversy
The article describes Number Three pushing direct control of Ohio relief operations that serve 1.2 million people and oversee about 10 million dollars monthly. It accuses the Democratic campaign committee of a “shakedown” of men and business interests amid the relief dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democratic Campaign Committee
Elyria Steel Plant Strike Reports Operations and Picketing
Wages up 15 percent and time and a half for overtime amid a steel plant strike. Adams says output uses 50 percent piece work with high wages and 25 percent women employees. union officials plan continued organizing with Detroit organizer arriving. Police maintain order as picketing continues. plant manager defends management and offers meetings. An investigation into relief administration is hinted, with federal and state concerns echoed by Hopkins and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Elyria
Potter
Charles Prout
Marseilles Avenue
Harry Harrison
Detroit
E. J. Stankard
Superior Plant of Steel & Tubes Co
Ohio
National Bank of Sweden Entirely Owned by Government
The government owns all shares of the National Bank of Sweden, confirming full state ownership and control of the central financial institution. This property status underscores public authority over monetary policy and banking operations. The arrangement centralizes financial sovereignty within government hands.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sederis
ACME
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Mrs. Jane House
William Hardesty
Salisbury
Esther Alflen
Mrs. Foster
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptisl Church
Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Jurtiand
Mrs. Baum
Wellington Briefs
V. J. Allis
Minata James Ison
Penfield
Taylor Laat
L. M. S. Company
Clyde Roose
Newell Hotel
Newell Hotel Company
National Bank of Sweden
Government
Pota
Elk’s Restaurant
Chronicle-Telegram
Equitable
Life Insurance
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