Welles reports on British stance as Axis expands power
The Washington Merry Go Round outlines Sumner Welles's post Paris talks with Daladier and Chamberlain, noting Britain's pessimism and Hitler's rise. It details plans to extend the Axis through the Balkans, Russia, and Japan, with Stalin resisting but ultimately conceding to avoid Romania. The piece links these events to U.S. peace moves and domestic labor debates, while listing social notes from Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Welles
Mussolini
Italy
Il Duce
Dalader
Paris
London
Daladier
France
Germany
Tunisia
North Africa
Dalladier
Great Britain
Mainister Chamberlain
Hitler
I] Duce
Brenner Pass
Balkans
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Greece
Russia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkan
Stalin
Moscow
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Roosevelt
Rome-Berlin
Outer Mongolia
Easter Service and Church Membership at Henrietta
Henrietta Methodist church held a well attended Easter service followed by a cantata He lives the King of Kings. Several children were received as preparatory members including Dorothy and Marie Frishkorn Florence and Laura Yenk Betty Lou Slach Marjory and Rolland Angersbach Robert Gould James Buchs Joseph Maston Richard Lamvermy ee and Carl Kristman. Several others joined by letter from Elyria and Henrietta Evangelical Church. Family relatives gathered at the Sanders home on Hartman Holzhauer anniversary with gifts and cards for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Methodist Church
Chow
Dorothy
Marie Frishkorn
Florence
Laura Yenk
Betty Lou Slach
Marjory
Rolland Angersbach
Robert Gould
James Buchs
Joseph Maston
Richard Lamvermyee
Carl Kristman
Gust Kolinski
Methodist Church of
Elyria
Howard Born
Arthur Born
Henrietta Evangelical Church
Richard Sanders
Hartman Holzhauer
Will Betts
Richard
Amherst
Oscar Zeise
Carl Stinson
Lorain
Almond Brosicker
Rugby
Clifford Smith
Walter Albrecht
Fred Holzhauer and Son
Penfield Junction
Desperate dam plot threads through Riverville tale
In a serialized rural drama Kim Wade bounds from Indianapolis to Riverville to hide on an uncle’s deserted farm. He befriends Gar Sacket and his daughter Cobina while pursuing timber theft tied to Alex Fremon and Ridder. Cobina schemes to halt the case. Alex pressures her with threats as Wade’s investigation deepens and a dam project looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Wade
Sandra Stark
Indianapolis
Riverville
Gar Sacket
Cabina
Alex Fremon
Gar
Cobina
Alex
Mr. Ridder
Toby Francis
Ridder
Shultz
Obina
Porc
Wade
Kim
Christabel Ridder
Covina
Abbie
Agaist
Sandra
Hiram
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Evangel Church Opens With Song
Mrs. Joan Berger hosted the March meeting at her home for the Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Jesse Portman presided, Mrs. Chauncey Currier led devotionals, and refreshments of orange ice and wafers were served to ten members, a guest Miss Betty Unger, and three children. A line about past words and Alaska mountains follows.
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Oscar Zurcher
Sor
Nes
South Carolina
Harold Coates
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Carl Shuster
Rugby
Seymour Leimbach
Gottlieb Buchs
Oberli
Harold Buchs
Kate Weidman
Twitah
Leo Kimmel
Carol Anne
Betty Born
Anna Wyttenbach
Warren Krieg
Cleveland
Wiliam Jaeger
Howard Born
Donna Marie
Arthur Born
Dorothy
Naomi Snyder
Lorain
A. J Clemons
Reed Schwind
Castalia
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Reformed Church
St John’s Church
South Amherst
Elmer Portman
Lois
Phyllis
Frederick
Elmer, Jr
Debel
Louise Knessel
Dorothy Born
Twilah Weidman
Joan Berger
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Evangelical Church
C. H. Currier
Jesse Portman
Chauncey Currier
Betty Unger
Outdoor 4-H Club Meeting Plans Outline Dues Change
The Outdoor 4-H club at the home of president Wiltegs Kémge will meet on March 22 with members Velda Andress Marie Geankin Mary Gene Hobbs Doris and Kenneth Knapp Amelia Rudolph and several others. Dues are set at one cent for the year. The next meeting is scheduled for April 4 at the advisor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltegs Kémgeman
Velda Andress
Marie Geankin
Mary Gene Hobbs
Doris
Kenneth Knapp
Amelia
Rudolph
Wet Senet Py Vamos Mipeon
Hit and run driver kills man in Columbus
Louis Belkin, 62, was killed in a hit and run in Columbus yesterday. His daughter Elsie, 30, was knocked down but not seriously hurt. The report notes a separate item about John Gunther's Inside Asia being sold in Japan.
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Columbus
Louis Belkin
Elsie
John Gunther
Aasla
Japan
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Finland
Romania
House Labor Committee
Arkansas
Norrell
Maryland
Pat Harrison
Clark
Missouri
George
Georgia
Connally
Texas
Brown
Michigan
Jimmy Byrnes
Civil Liberties Division
Justice Department
Laura Law
CIO
Aberdeen
Gould
Griswold Road
Ben Bauman
Victor Hostettler and Sons
Detroit
Alex Borner
Raymond Hawk
Columbia Station
Delilah Smith
Joe Smith
Mansfield
Ernest Lamwvermyer
Donald
Nancy
F F. Siegrist
Lola Court
Wallace Wood and
John Gustaire
Avery
Will Paul
Milan
Arthur Wragg
John Bartlome
Melvin Unger
Milton Parrish
June
Lena Gegenheimer
Max Coates
Gary
Harold * Coates
Don Larsen
Ed Fell
Nelson Reusser
Alan
Albert Reusser
Walter Angersbach
Drew Pearson
Robert 5
Allen
Gardner's
Gardner
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Lestie Gould
Bobby
Dorothy and
How
Botamer
E. Broad Street
Louise Kneise
Leon Currier
Young Man
Irene Lonnen Ernha
Hum
Lynn Brumby
Evan Coates
Idella Munn
Harold
Ann Arbor
Gerald Lembach
Walter Walker
The
Grange
Catha
No Man's Land
Beechwood LP
Middle Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Alaska
the Heidmyer Hardware Co
BET Broad
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Glen Rogers Motors
E. Bridge St
Auadin MO
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