Hitler Angers Over U S Armament, Garner Battle Noted
Washington report says Hitler rages at claims Germany lacks 100 percent support and at U S Congress air armament bill passing by 15 votes. It details Garner’s push against the Barkley amendment and Roosevelt’s stance on taxes and war material contracts amid looming tax revision.
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Markley P T A Plans April Committees and Scout Program
Vincent VINCENT Mrs Elmer Keller presiding opened the March 16 meeting with The Lord s Prayer. Sixty members reported dues to the state treasurer as a communication was read. A three member committee was appointed to study repairing two kitchen tables. April committees were named Ways and Means Refreshments and Entertainment. The Star Spangled Banner closed the meeting after a Scout program and refreshments. The next meeting is April 20 at 7 30 p m.
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J. G. Morris
Edward McGucken
John Willhelmy Sr
C. E. McIntire
J. J. Cook
Wiliam Papa
Frank Trockley
Cole
Elyria
Harry Koplin
Vic Hochenbrach
P T. A
Vincent School
Vincent Boy Scouts
Revival services fill First Baptist church in Wellington
The First Baptist church in Wellington held a two week revival ending next Sunday. Evangelist Dr. M. E. Hawkins from Mishawaka led services with topics including Lost Sheep and The Risen Lord and the Fisherman. Eleven new members were baptized and joined the church, and the groom moved to a farm west of Greenwich.
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Wellington
First Baptist Church
F. A. Yost
The
Baptist Church
Elyria
Jeannette Miller
Bob” Rodgers
John Green
M. E. Hawkins
Mishawaka
Indiana
Cain
Mrs Elmer Keller Hosts Loyal Workers Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Elmer Keller will entertain The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M E Church Wednesday after noon March 22 at her home. Mrs J G Morris and son William were guests Saturday evening of their cousins Mr and Mrs J C Sweet and Mr and Mrs John Gallagher of Rocky River.
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Elmer Keller
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
M. E. Church
J. G. Morris
William
J. C. Sweet
John Gallagher
Rocky River
Communion service at church led by Fremont pastor
South Ridge held a Sunday morning service with District Superintendent Rev. C. L. Allen in charge. Needle Guild Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Hiscox hosting and a 5 o’clock tureen supper for nine members. Mrs. C. E. Lapp to host in two weeks at Elyria. Mrs. R. G. Pferrer attended Henrietta Hill church Aid Society gathering at Mrs. Ernest Lavenmeyer’s home in Henrietta.
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C. L. Allen
Fremont
A. J. Hiscox
Needle Guild Society
C. E. Lapp
Elyria
R. G. Pferrer
Aid
Henrietta Hill
Ernest Lavenmeyer
Henrietta
Pastor Preaches House Building Theme at Church Chapel
Lonzo S. Green presides as minister as Sunday service shifts to the church chapel due to repairs. The choir, led by Charles Willard, performs Lift Up Your Heads with Mrs Mariam Dirlam at the piano. next Sunday March 26 membership vows, baptism, and transfers planned for new church union. Regular choir practice set for Thursday 7 to 8.
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Lonzo S. Green
Auditorum
E. L. Ashford
Charles Willard
Mariam Dirlam
Regular prayer service at 7 30 Wednesday evening
The article notes A E Tennant ministering at regular prayer service scheduled for 7 30 Wednesday evening. The Dorcas Society has postponed its meeting to Thursday night because the basement is undergoing repairs.
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A. E. Tennant
Dorcas Society
Easter Church Unites Parishioners for April 9 Service
Charles W. Recard urges those wishing to unite with the church on Easter Sunday morning April 9 to contact him. Dr. Recard attended a Scrooby Wranglers meeting at Medina Congregational church. Hunger and Thirst was the ministerial theme in Lent with the mixed quartet singing and Mrs. Roy McCormick presenting Organ Moods before the sermon. Evening prayer and praise at 7 30 discussed Life's Meaning and Purpose.
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Charles W. Recard
Religious School and Lent Services Schedule
A religious school session for primary grades meets each Saturday starting at 1 30 PM. Special Lent services are held Wednesday and Friday evenings with Rev Moran speaking on Wednesday and the Stations of the Cross observed on Friday.
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Moran
Methodist wedding in parsonage unites two locals
The Reverend Lonzo S. Green married Ralph G. Barre of Greenwich R F D and Mildred E. Barber of North Fairfield in a single ring ceremony at 4 30 Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The couple were unattended.
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Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Lonzo S. Green
Ralph G. Barre
Greenwich
Mildred E. Barber
North Fairfield
discharge notices from the clinic for three patients
John Clark hurt in an auto crash west of Wellington and his wife died in the same accident has been discharged to his Wadsworth home. Charles Seeley also discharged. June Whitcomb continues treatment at the Clinic.
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John Clark
Wellington
Wadsworth
Charles Seeley
June Whitcomb
Discharges and Sunday Visits Highlight Local Notes
Mrs Carlton Adams and infant were discharged to Sullivan from Allen Oberlin hospital. E L Sharp drove Mrs Adams and infant to LaGrange. Adams, formerly Alice Burrows of Wellington, taught in local schools. Sunday visitors to Rev Lonzo Green included L V Kimbel Mansfield aunt of Grafton Reynolds and two Reynolds daughters from Shelby, plus Mr and Mrs Lloyd Reynolds of Greenwich and Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt of Ashland. Mariam Dirlam and Edna Perkins visited Lena Dirlam of Pittsfield. F A Yost of Elyria could not lead singing at First Baptist church for several nights.
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E. L. Sharp
Carlton Adams
Allen Oberlin Hospital
LaGrange
Adams
Alice Burrows
Wellington
Lonzo S. Green
L. V. Kimbel
Mansfield
Grafton
Clarence Reynolds
Shelby
Lloyd Reynolds
Greenwich
Charles Hunt
Ashland
Mariam Dirlam
Edna Perkins
Lena Dirlam
Pittsfield
F. A. Yost
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Wealth and romance collide in a yacht lure
George Van Buskirk faces a risky scheme to test Mary Hale while Audrey presses for a Scotland trip aboard his yacht. Mary admires plain George yet becomes entangled with a dashing impersonator, and family meddling nudges the plot toward an imperial sea voyage.
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George van Buskirk, Jr
Conrad Phelps
Mary Hale
Trixie Anderson
George
Audrey Hampton
Mary
Trixie
George Bush
Don Palmer
Reggie de Puyster
George van Buskirk
Medina Woman Remains Ill While Local Group Holds Party
Weeklong illness leaves Miss Deborah Still of Medina unable to attend events. The B G Sunday school class of the M E church with Mrs Norman Griggs held its monthly party at Miss Mary Knapp’s home. Mrs Griggs led devotions and plans for the anniversary tea at the church were discussed. A social hour followed with Chinese checkers ice cream wafers coffee and popcorn balls served. Guests included Mildred Gillett Cora Shepard Grace Edwards Gertrude Ringler Rose Tipplett and Mary Knapp.
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B. G
M. E. Church
Norman Griggs
Mary Knapp
Mrs. Griggs
Mildred Gillett
Cora Shepard
Grace Edwards
Gertrude Ringler
Rose Tipplett
Oberlin Road Community News Recaps March Events
The East Oberlin Community Church council met at the Dudleys. The Women’s Society plans a March 22 meeting in the church parlors under the March committee. Professor Ward’s recovery at Lakeside Hospital is noted. Mrs. Emma Hall hosted guests for Mrs. P. J. Clark with card games, green and white decor, and gifts.
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Oberlin Road
Council of the
East Oberlin Community Church
Dan Dudley
Woman’s Society
G. L Hobbs
Metta Pierd
Harold Hutchingon
Professor Ward
Lakeside Hospital
Emma Hall
P. J. Clark
Oberlin
Russia Township Farm Women's Club Meeting Focuses on Dress and Home Accessories
The Russia Township Farm Women's Club met Wednesday with about fifty attendees. Eckert demonstrated "Becoming Dress" and members discussed Extension Department projects for next year, voting on topics such as clothing accessories and living room refinishing. The next meeting is set for April 19 with hostesses Irma Davidson Maud Davidson Doris Denger Fackler and John Emerich. A bake sale at Keighley Hall Market was planned.
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Russia Township
Irma Davidson
Maud Davidson
Doris Denger
Fackler
John Emerich
Keighley Hall
Hobbses Help Organize Second Farm Bureau Council
Mr and Mrs G J Hobbs attended a Thursday meeting at the Schnoble home in Columbia and aided in forming a second Farm Bureau Council in the county area.
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G. J. Hobbs
Mrs. Schnoble
Columbia
Farm Bureau Council
Birth of Ernesteen Marie Bates in Birmingham
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates announce the birth of a baby girl Ernesteen Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rosa relocate to Ennis property on Market Street. O. B. Schoepfle returns home after visiting relatives in Sandusky. Edward Schoepfle and George Adler of Sandusky visit O. B. Schoepfle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leinweber.
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Birmingham
Ernest Bates
Ernesteen Marie
Clyde Rosa
Ennis
Market Street
O. B. Schoepfle
Sandusky
Edward Schoepfle
George Adler
O. B Schoepfle
Henry Leinweber
Injections for Cold Cures and Vaccine Talk by Dr. Chrisman
Dr. Chrisman explains vaccines serums and antitoxins as tools to prevent and treat infectious diseases. He notes immunity built by vaccines and the role of antitoxins after exposure to diseases like diphtheria smallpox tetanus rabies and other illnesses. He adds that remedies do not exist after certain diseases develop.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Understanding vaccines and serums from early medical view
The text explains how cowpox vaccination builds resistance to smallpox and how serums derived from recovered individuals or animals can immunize patients. It discusses inoculation, the role of disease causes, and the idea that some illnesses like measles and influenza may be caused by unseen germs or viruses.
Five Weimberger Drug Store workers beaten in strike clash
In Cleveland on March 21 five employees of Weimberger Drug Stores Inc. were beaten as 350 pickets surrounded the warehouse. Eight police squads watched but made no arrests. A truck driver named William Fielders was struck five times as he tried to enter with a delivery. Other victims’ names were not learned.
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Cleveland
Weimberger Drug Stores Inc
William Fielders
Garner Likely To Head Democratic Ticket In 1940
Elliott Roosevelt declared John Nance Garner the likely Democratic presidential candidate for 1940. Roosevelt, speaking on a Texas state network, said Garner is in the driver’s seat and leads the conservative wing of the party. He noted differing paths since winter 1937.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Texas
John Garner
Garner
United States
Reno Chamber fielding diverse inquiries from 39 states
The Reno Chamber of Commerce reports 476 information requests in one month from 39 states and seven foreign countries. Only 34 pertained to divorce matters, while the rest covered sports, agriculture and general topics.
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Reno
Nev
Chamber of Commerce
Amherst church and club notices for March meetings
Amherst Ohio reports a slate of evening gatherings. Pythian Sisters meet with program by Mrs E G Pietch. Senior League at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church. Victorian Guild at St Joseph Catholic church hosted by Mrs Martin Niesin. Circle Two of St Ann's Society meets with Mrs C G Aschenbach. St Pauls Lutheran ladies quilt at homes of Mrs Schulz and Mrs Wolczikowski. Ladies Society of the Methodist church hosts at Mrs Baxter. Avenue Club of the Eastern Stars hosts at Woodhill Drive home of Mrs Tolhurst and Mrs Jackson.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
E. G. Pietch
League of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Martin Niesin
Middle Street
St. Joseph’s
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
C. G. Aschenbach
S. Main Street
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Charles Schulz
Jackson Street
Henry Wolczikowski
Ladies’ Society
The
Methodist Church
Joseph Baxter
East Street
Clinton Jackson
A. R. Tolhurst
Local notices list residents and addresses in Vermilion area
By Mrs B A Jenne of 289 Church Street and North Ridge Road details appear with discharges and names including Borowicz and Mrs Kenneth Keller and son Vermilion.
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North Ridge Road
Borowicz
Amherst
Kenneth Keller and Son
Vermilion
Illustrated Talk on The Use of Proper Foods
Dr. Koehne from the State Educational Department in Columbus delivered a forty five minute illustrated lecture at a high school assembly on the use of proper foods.
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Koehne
State Educational Department
Columbus
Marion Club Meets At St Josephs Church
Miss Dorothy Knotavich hosted the Marion Club on Dane street at St. Josephs Catholic church Monday evening. After a brief business meeting, members enjoyed a light program of games for diversion.
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Dorothy Knotavich
Dane Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Amherst Garden Club Hosts Spring Meeting and Talks
Mr and Mrs W G Nord hosted the Amherst Garden Club on Monday evening. First honors went to Mrs A J Cooper for a budded display of forsythia snowballs and violets. second honors to Mrs Henry Leimbach for forsythia. Laddie Mitiska spoke on Evergreens and Their Care. The group planned April at Mrs John Hamann's home with Mrs Grugel and Mrs Hamann in charge. display to be wild flowers.
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W. G. Nord
Spring Street
Amherst Garden Club
A. J. Cooper
Henry Leimbach
Laddie Mitiska
John Hamann
Park Avenue
Henry Grugel
Hamann
Colds and vaccines debated as preventive tool
The article discusses repeated colds and influenza, noting immunity fades and nasal membranes become damaged. It explains vaccines using dead germs from colds and how gradual dosing can lessen severity, while admitting limits of coverage and the need to consult a doctor for a personalized plan. It cautions against overuse of mild vaccine discomfort and urges employing prevention when available.
Village Holds 125th Anniversary Discussion Without Action
A village meeting marking its 125th anniversary discussed plans but took no formal action. The event included a social hour with refreshments served by the hostess.
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