Ten years of splendid service at Elyria Country Club ends
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ouellette leave Elyria after ten years to run the Acacia Club in Cleveland. They hosted many locals and visitors, earning praise for their hospitality and shaping favorable first impressions of Elyria. The couple, both active in Kiwanis and American Legion circles, hope to return someday.
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Leon Quellette
Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Ouellette
Acacia Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Intelligence Corps
Paris
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Ouellertes
New York City
New York
Rich Men Assist New York's Mayor
The article notes Fiorello H. LaGuardia accepting unpaid services from social register scions aiding crime and graft crackdown. Alexander Hawilton and C J Ryan Jr serve as secretaries, Winston Gue i is a one dollar a year legal adviser, Langdon W. Post leads the tenement house department. More non payroll contributors expected.
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New York City
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Social Register
Alexander Hawilton
Secretary of the Treasury
C. J. Ryan, Jr
Thomas F. Ryan
Winston Gue i
Langdon W. Post
Rich men who give and the nation’s commerce
A critique of critics who blame Americans for materialism. The piece argues money making fuels funding for education religion charity art science health housing and civilization, praising business as a means to progress rather than an end in itself. It notes endowments from business support colleges and civic advancement.
Trade war ends with German Polish treaty at Warsaw
The German Polish trade accord signed in Warsaw ends a tariff war raging since June 1926 and follows the 1930 commercial talks. Poland ratified a 1930 agreement, while Germany hesitated due to East Prussian farmers. The new treaty prompts nationalist critique but is seen as a welcome step to improve international commerce.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Reich
The Silent Observer children and civic satire mix with oddities
A medley of humorous observations, political jests, and curious anecdotes from The Silent Observer section. It riffs on vices of public figures, love and marriage misadventures, wolves and bounties, science curiosities, and a rogue ad tale, weaving satire and trivia in a brisk, era-tinged voice.
Anniversaries of famous figures and events listed
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES 1699 John Bartram botanist born near Philadelphia died 1777 1776 Stephen Lonsfellow Maine lawyer Henry Wadsworth born Gorham Maine died 1849 1 25 Schuster Colfax born New York City died Mankato Minn 1883 1 29 James Barron Hope born Norfolk Va died 1887 1823 George Crompton inventor born England 1855 Franklin H Giddings sociologist born Sherman Conn died Scarsdale N Y 1931 1865 Paul Leicester Ford novelist born New York shot 1902 1775 Patrick Henry speech Give me liberty 1869 Boston women movement Women s Foreign Missionary Society 1918 Paris bombarded 1919 Fascist movement Milan Mussolini 1919 Florence Allen first woman Federal judge born Sault Ste Marie 59 years ago Barron Collier Charles Parsons Sidney Hillman Thomas Baker Charles Russ Richards Joan Crawford George Sisler quote on liberty.
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John Bartram
Philadelphia
Darby
Stephen Lonsfellow
Maine
Henry Wadsworth
Gorham
Portland
Schuster Colfax
Indiana
House
C.8
New York City
Mankato
Minn
James Barron Hope
Norfolk
George Crompton
England
Worcester
Mass
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Sherman, Conn
Scarsdale
S. Y
Paul Leicester Ford
New York
Patrick Henry
Richmond
Boston
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Paris
Milan
Italy
Mussolini
David and Imprecated Psalms in Bible Study Reflection
A devotional reflection on 2 Samuel 1 examining David's restraint toward countrymen and his harsher dealings with foreign foes, contrasting with modern Christian wartime attitudes, and seeking guidance from David's example for current believers. The piece muses on seeking revenge, prayers for destruction, and the need to align with David’s moral leadership.
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Saul
Joab
Abner
David
Voices Call For New Social Order In America
A letter to the editor from Wellington, Ohio, argues the current system’s property basis breeds class division and misery. It condemns wealth concentrations, press subsidies, and a criminal money elite, urging a new creed and economic reform to free the masses.
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Wight
Ambiguous Phrases Reflect Political Sentiment
The text invokes themes of unity, democracy, and media influence, urging inclusive leadership and public accountability. It cites a secretary's call from Ohio and references constitutional rules about presidential eligibility, suggesting debate over governance and loyalty in a historically charged context.
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Howe
AL West
Ohio Partners’ League of
Lovaty County
Anesta loon Home Sold To Creamery Chief
The unofficial home of the Authsawtoon League was sold recently for 25000 dollars to the head of a creamery company. The league will move into a former building once thought to be west of the Underground Railroad during the Civil War. The residence of Dr. Howard dip Hull, Leanne head, is mentioned as part of the history.
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Wehestervil
lyThe
Authsawtoon League
Ovailattion
Dre Howard
Hull
Leanne Head
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