New Deal Debate Over Patronage in Congress
The essay argues the merit system extension is vital yet hard due to a patronage culture in the federal service. It cites Senate actions against Holt of West Virginia for campaign conduct, noting how lawmakers prize jobs for loyalists over reform. The piece urges a political shift toward a “New Deal” on patronage.
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Congress
Holt
West Virginia
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Senate
Washington
Farley
Mr. Farley
Legislative Branch
Legal Advertising Notice and Court Proceedings in Lorain County
Legal notices announce intentions to change names and petitions in Lorain County Ohio probate and common pleas courts. The Cleveland Trust Company sues in foreclosure with multiple defendants and specifies mortgage terms and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Arnest S Reed
Genery
Steven Cleszregl
Ore
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Lorain
Cleveland Trust Company
Elizabeth Lehman
Katherine Lehman
al Deescendants
Lillian Metzger
Paul Metzger
Lown
Parchment
Michigan
Christine Agnew
William Agnew
Morgan
Sheffield
County of Lottin
Gaylords
Sheffield Township
Frank Coleman
AV. Hageman
Fom Tligeman
Fauver & Fauver
Attorness Si
Sunset Park
Elyria
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Listed Across Several Townships
A series of real estate transfers including William Brumby to George A Brumby for 138 acres in Camden Township and Nellen Brown to Feed C Rob inson et al on Maple Street Russia Township. Transfers include sheriff deeds to Depositors Mortgage Loan Co on Lake Avenue Elyria, and other parcels in Brownhelm Lorain Oberlin Elyria Avon Lake and Elyria with guardianship and undivided interests noted.
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William Brumby
George A. Brumby
Camden Township
Nellen Brown
Feed C Robinson
Maple Street
Russia Township
Depositors Mortgage Loan Co
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Harry van Hauten
Dorothy R. Beetler
Darrow Road
Brownhelm Township
Jessie M. Whitehead
Robert Co. Whitehead
Oberlin Village
Donley W. Sprague
Helen Sherck
West 20Th Street
Lorain
Sara K. Smith
Louise Weld
Park Place
The
Cleveland Trust Co
Robit C. Willouchby
Sheriff's
Jos
Svete
Omaha Avenue
Bertha Truxell
Elwin O. Bainbridge
The Silent Observer Notes Rural Class Lessons And Local Humor
A rural school discussion yields gender terms for leaders with a bright girl answering chiefs and a boy mispronouncing Michiels The piece also mocks motorists drink behavior stressing how some use a few sniffs to drink while others need more It ends with a bus station anecdote about politeness and tipping for carrying a bag
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Frankie
Michiels
Expert cites weekend kisses spreading Monday colds
A Washington State college expert links weekend affectionate kisses to the spread of Monday morning colds. He suggests the trend is aimed at pushing for a longer five day work week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State College
Judge and Burglar Exchange Odd Quick Wits
A courtroom exchange features a judge questioning a burglar found under a bed with tools. The burglar explains the habit by saying he used to be an auto mechanic, adding a grimly humorous twist to a tense moment.
Kiss or Die Attempt Sparks Tragic Insight
Bette recalls threat to kiss or die while Mia asks what occurred. Bette explains the man had no life insurance and she felt pity for his elderly mother as the confrontation unfolded.
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Bette
Mia
Goofus Strips Wheelbarrow Legs In Slapstick Crush
Goofus complains to Rufus that a mean act left him unable to set the wheelbarrow down. Rufus questions the harm done, while Goofus details the missing legs rendering rest impossible.
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Goofus
Rufus
Prehistoric bird bones spark European national emblem scramble
Scientists unearthed bones of a long extinct bird with a 28 foot wingspan stirring competition among several European nations to adopt it as their national emblem. The debate centers on symbolism and historic prestige while researchers confirm the find's significance.
Boy Defends Apple Barrow From Tempting Thief
A shopkeeper scolds a small boy near an apple barrel. The boy replies he is not taking an apple but trying not to take one, showing a tongue in cheek exchange in a simple street scene.
Dictators Favor Controlled Public Voice In Governance
The statement suggests dictators tolerate citizen input only when it aligns with rulers’ consent. It frames a sanctioned voice that echoes assent, masking absence of real political pluralism and independent participation.
Question and answer column on social etiquette from old magazine
A vintage magazine column presents reader queries on manners. One item asks how a young woman should handle late visits from gentlemen and another wonders if a lady should acknowledge male acquaintances on the street. The answers advise gently ending entertainments and signaling tiredness, reflecting dated social norms.
Lorain Property Transfer Across Broadway Lot 42
O Bainbridge and others transfer Lorain Stone Company's Lot No 42 in Lorain to Mary Alten and others for Walter W Alten. Property located on Broadway Lorain.
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O. Bainbridge
Lorain Stone Company
Lorain
Mary Alten
Walter W. Alten
Recognizing Versus Extending Hand in Social Change
The passage argues recognizing others may suffice depending on closeness, noting social norms shift over time. It contrasts mere recognition with extending a hand, using a daughter and a boyfriend as example of intimacy shaping behavior.
Typical husband quips span decades on household junk
A humorous note traces how a typical husband shifts from dismissing clutter in 1935 to lamenting missing precious items in 1957. The exchange highlights changing attitudes toward possessions and value across midcentury.
Couple Names Course At State College Scene
A husband and wife attend a course at State College. The wife doubts his restraint around young college women, expressing concern about the temptations in such settings. The remark highlights tension over social interactions on campus.
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State College
Vegetarian Restaurant Uses Fake Flowers to Prevent Theft
Dialogue notes Walter confirming flowers on a table are artificial because the restaurant serves vegetarian fare and real flowers might be eaten by customers, highlighting a quirky detail about upkeep and presentation.
Surprise visit at Kipton Baptist parsonage
Tuesday evening friends gathered at the Kipton Baptist parsonage and surprised Rev and Mrs Clawson and daughter Elizabeth. The group enjoyed games and stunts, refreshments, and singing before departing at a late hour after a most enjoyable evening.
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Kipton
Baptist
C CC Clawson
Elizabeth
True Blue Class Holds Backwards Party at Ludlam Home
The True Blue class of the Community Sunday School met at Merena Ludlam's home on Saturday evening for a backwards party. Refreshments were served and games were played. Attendees included Miss Elean or Wind the teacher, Wilma Chrysler, Elsie Davidson, Phyllis Morgan, Norma Ostreim, June Davidson, Dorothy Ludlam, Merena Ludlam, and guest Marilyn Rickey.
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True Blue
Merena Liudlam
Eleanor Wind
Wilma Chrysler
Elsie Davidson
Phyllis Morgan
Norma Ostreim
June Davidson
Dorothy
Merena Ludlam
Marilyn Rickey
News Notes Among Those From Here Who At
A concise roundup notes local figures connected to recent events, highlighting names, roles, and affiliations within the community. The brief item emphasizes ongoing stories and the impact on residents, with a focus on notable involvement and upcoming developments.
Christ Episcopal Church Good Friday Services in Oberlin
Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin will hold two Good Friday services on March 25. Morning Prayer and Ante-Com munion begin at 10 o clock, followed by the Three Hours’ Service at noon. All are welcome, and attendees may come or go during the Three Hours’ Service.
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Oberlin. O
Christ Episcopal Church
Knights of Pythias monthly party planned for March 27
The Knights of Pythias will hold their monthly party Saturday March 27 in the K P hall. Mrs G M Jones of Merwin apartments will leave Rob ertin Monday to move to Rutherford New Jersey with her son. Mrs Meacham and daughter Charlotte plan to leave Friday for Pittsburgh Pa to visit the former's brother Lyman Van der Pil and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
G. M. Jones
Merwin Apartments
Robertin
Rutherford
New Jersey
Meacham
Charlotte
Lyman van der Pil
Pittsburgh
Funeral Attendees and Local Visits Reported
Funeral services for Clair Bartholomew were held at Sedgman Funeral Parlors with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Betts and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Betts and son Chalmer among attendees. Mrs. Maribelle Whitney of Springfield is visiting relatives. Several residents visited relatives and attended the funeral of Mrs. Holzhauer in Amherst. Burial took place in Camden cemetery.
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Clair Bartholomew
Sedgeman
C. J. Betts
W. F. Betts
Chalmer
Maribelle Whitney
Springfield
Eldon Radcliffe
New London
Ross Hales
Martha Hales
Ruth
Florence Lewis
Elyria
Charles Bayless
L. W. Gaker
Evelyn
Marjorie Lou
Wendell Bayless
Cleveland
OSU Student Enjoys Easter Break at Oberlin Home
William S Carson Jr, a student at Ohio State University, is spending his Easter vacation at his home in Oberlin. Mrs T S Willis of Elmwood Place left last week for several weeks to visit her daughter Mrs Lester Looney in Pelham New York.
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William S Carson, Jr
Ohio State University
Oberlin
T. S. Willis
Elmwood Place
Lester Looney
Pelham
N.Y
Missionary Society Meeting At South Cedar Avenue Home
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church met yesterday at the home of Wis S. L. White on South Cedar Avenue. Mrs. Wagar led devotions. Mrs. J. D. Yoram gave a review of the study book The Story of the American Negro.
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Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wis S
OSU Student Grace Beckett vacationing at Woodland Ave home
Miss Grace Beckett of Ohio State University spends vacation at her Woodland Avenue home. Graham Dean of the Graduate School of Theology will speak at Culver Military Academy Culver Indiana. Mrs. Graham Mir and Mrs. Alfred Bond of Literts Indiana visited Oberlin friends. Obrutin Men's Club meeting postponed from Good Friday to April.
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Grace Beckett
Ohio State University
Woodland Avenue
Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Indiana
Graham Mir
Alfred Bond
Literts
Oberlin
Obrutin Men's Club
Local Social Notes Include Visitor and Campaign Speakers
Miss Helen Hefling of Cleveland visited Miss Winifred Johnson of West College street. Dr Thomas W Graham and Dr Walter Horton volunteer to speak for the Emergencies Peace Campaign, part of the No-Foreign War Crusade launched April 6 by Admiral Byrd, Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, and Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick. Rev Whitehead of Mt Vernon, NY, visited with his mother Mrs R B Whitehead and his daughter, a college sophomore.
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Helen Hefling
Cleveland
Winifred Johnson
West College Street
Thomas W Graham
Walter Mr. Horton
Richard E Byrd
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
New York
R. B. Whitehead
College Place
America Isolating Itself From Europe Faces Immunity Gap
The statement notes that while the United States may distance itself from Europe, it cannot shield Europe from broader health or security risks, implying interconnected exposure despite political separation.
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America
Europe
Cleveland Market Summary With Live Poultry Prices
Market reports show eggs and live poultry firm with various grades listed. Butter and potatoes posted per 100 pound bags while cattle calves sheep and hogs receipts reflect steady to active trading. turkeys ducks and geese priced by weight and quality.
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Cleveland
Idaho
Ohio
Maine
Texas
Florida
Hastings
Corumon
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
States Department of Agulture
United States
U.S
Toledo grain and produce prices in early edition
Grain prices for wheat corn oats rye listed with No 1 and No 2 grades and varying cents per bushel. Toledo produce shows butter and eggs with price figures for extras per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Toledo
E-Agtec
Chicago Cash Quotations Get Firm Prices for Butter and Eggs
Chicago March 25 butter quotations show Reets firm at 7,230 tubs with creamery specials and extras in the 82 to 93 score range. Eggs quoted at 26,113 cases, prices unchanged.
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Cricago
Chicago
Taxpayers to Get List of Expenditures in Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City Utah citizens will receive an itemized statement with how much money funds county activities. County auditor Ferrell H Adams said the clear accounting will appear with tax statements at a cost of about 200 dollars per issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ferrell H. Adams
Salt Lake County
Adams
Speeding Charge On Reckless Driving Arraignment Set
Jack Lyon 20 of 706 Middle Avenue is to be arraigned in police court at 9 30 a m Saturday on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested after officers clocked him at 50 to 55 mph on Cleveland Street.
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Jack Lyon
Middle Avenue
Lyon
Cleveland Street
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