Church Finally Aligns With Labor Over Open Shop Drive
The Protestant and Catholic churches appear to be moving toward solidarity with organized labor against the open shop push. Church leaders condemn excessive anti union campaigns and stress fairness in handling a crucial issue affecting thousands of workers.
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Church
Organized Labor
Organized Labor Board
Federal Council of the Protestant Churches
Federation of Catholic Societies
Churches Thriving Postwar Growth Surges in Membership
After World War I attention to religion rose but 1919 Protestant communicants grew by fewer than 44 000. In 1920 membership jumped by 667 000 per Dr H K Carroll for the Christian Herald. The church strengthens in daily community life, priests guiding practical needs and society taking a larger church role.
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H. K. Carroll
The
Christian Herald
Hoover and Railroads Clash Over Inland Waterways
Secretary Hoover presses to use inland waterways to supplement rail transport, a move that strains railroad traditions and could redefine how carriers view Hoover as both savior and potential destroyer in a tense diplomatic standoff.
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Hoover
Parisian Sage Hair Product Ad Praises Wave Enhancer
A visiting lady endorses Parisian Sage as the best for wavy lustrous hair, claiming it banishes dandruff and itching. C. W. Phillipa offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillipa
Elyria Review Reports Broad Economic Conditions
The Chamber of Commerce issued the first county wide review detailing biweekly freight, building, and retail trends. It notes sharp gains in bank clearings and several declines in groceries and hardware, plus rising building permits and automobile figures. city plans sewer and pavement projects and outlines indebtedness, real estate transfers, and rental demand in Elyria.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Elvna
Central City
Violet Pash and ABE MARTIN tax joke note
Violet Pash, nineteen, and Abe Martin feature in a humorous tax blank repair tale. The line notes the moral sting of fixing income tax forms and how conscience weighs on the worker. The piece uses slang and a playful tone to lampoon clerical duties.
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Violet Pash
Weather Warmth Accelerates Fruit Buds and Labor Supply
The extended warm spell over several weeks has advanced fruit buds considerably and increased urgency in the fruit business. Despite this, there appears to be an ample supply of farm labor for the coming year.
New York Stock Averages Rise With Motor Shares Lead
The fifteen industrial issues average stood at 7394, up from 7325 last week, while fifteen rail shares held at 34, unchanged. National bank clearings for the week reached 6.26 billion dollars, down from 7.42 billion last week and 8.51 billion a year ago, amid a week of high trading in motors.
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Stock Exchange
Ten Year Ago in Elyria City Notes
Ten years ago Elyria faced an ice storm that froze trees and pavements, halting transport and delaying an eventful Saturday. The city prepared for a major fundraising drive by YMCA and a public safety change, with $27 million raised in two days and a plan to deploy the old cannon at the city park monument pending budget approval of $150,000 for the year. John Murbach founded City Fuel and Supply Co, with Ralph Murbach joining as partner.
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Counci
Fair Ground
Cty Fuel & Supply Co
John Murbach
Ralph Murbach
Township Speaking Contest Chooses Elyria Representative
About 20 students from township schools gather at the center on Wednesday March 30 for a speaking contest to decide which child will represent the township at the Elyria meeting on April 8.
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Elyria
District speaker champions set for Elyria meet
At the Center meeting an admission of 10 and 20 cents will be charged to cover expenses. Champion speakers from districts will meet in Elyria on April 16 to determine the county champion speaker. Eaton Center School pupils with perfect attendance are listed for Grammar and Primary rooms.
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Landis
Elyria
Eaton Center School
Grammar Room
Leland Durhee
Walter Grills
Harold Houphins
Harvey Traxler
Theodore Carpenter
Orin Durhee
Russell Hopkins
Ottis Lowe
John Langdon
Clem Crowell
Ralph Stranahan
Olive Dull
Velma Eberling
Beatrice Eckhart
Helen Dawley
Mida Haskins
Halda Yost
Howard Phelps
Stanley Haskins
Russell Tite
Wesley Carpenter
Ethel Crowell
Princess Dull
Olive Durkee
Stella Eberlineg
Helen Phelps
Viremia Rose
Clarice Dull
Mae Howard
Helen Rader
Local Socials And Obituaries In LaGrange
Mr and Mrs H M Powers and Mr and Mrs Avery Wilcoxe traveled to New London for the funeral of their aunt Mrs Powers. Dr C F Park of Glafton was brought here for burial Tuesday. Leslie Gott heard singer Galli Curri in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C S Adams and Mr and Mrs Floyd Buswell visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gott Elyria after an evening gathering.
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Floyd Buswell
Kenneth Gott
Elyria
John Underhill
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Activities include a LaGrange band concert in West Salem, visits among Elyria residents, and a charity sale to fund a school kitchen. Notables: Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Lulan Wilcox, Maxine Fye with a minor eye wound, and the Schnarrs wedding guests in Elyria. Community events span dinners, visits, and an auction at the Martin barn.
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W. F. Hastings
Elyria
Lulan Wilcox
Paul Johnston
LaGrange Band
West Sa'em
H. H. Rawson
Norwalk
Edwin Adams
Thursay
Maxine Fye
Dana Caywood
Josephine
Lorain
Clarence Merriam
Will Fisher
Warrensville
Harley Wheeler
E. L. Adams
Daugh Ters
Rosalie
Jean Louise
Co. S. Adams
N. L. Gott
Amelia Adams
Melvin Halliwill
Henrys Wigert
Frank Wolcott
Edwin Schnarr
C. A. Foster and Family
W. F Martin
F. A. Biggs
Carolyn
Chester Bothwell
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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Second St
Ohio
Four Corners
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Elyria Postoffice
State of
International News Service
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. FE. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
News of Society
the Church and Union Labor
Uderstanaig Pe
As & Oasis
Svanuard
Dean
Ida Usmouic
McMeth
Wu Wihrbau
Beth
Aida wotLe
Pruv
NM Mud Se
Danmeenh
Arowarer
Eh Hk LP
Encrus
Peng
Euly
Nortral
Oriel Skool
Abe Martin
NEW York Stock Market
Deedeli Tes
Cons Derbie
Convemel
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Campagn
Conway
Victor Jaster
Ulasses
C. B. Mead
E. A. Lewis
Elvria. O
Carpenter & Date
Broadway
Black River Telephone Co
St. Lorain, O
E. M. Chandler CO
Wall Paper Cleaners
St. St. Lorain, Ohio
LaGrange
Player Music
Gennett Records
the Starr Piano CO
Broad St
Harry H. Smith Company
Orymo
Lorain Institute
Washington Ave
Packards, Chandlers
Grant Cleveland
Parkside Auto Company
Washington & Erie
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Lorain, Ohio
Lorain’s
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