Notable Americans Seen Shaping History Fifty Years Hence
Professor Muzzey lists prominent Americans who he says will figure in history in fifty years. Names include Wilson, Hoover, Lodge, Dawes, Debs, Rockefeller, Ford, Morgan, Edison, Wright brothers, Langmuir, Lindbergh, ONeill, Wharton, Rockefeller, and Gompers. He notes their acts or policies may influence future history and that the list offers material for classroom discussion and self study.
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Gerard
America
American Hall of Fame
Capitol
Washington
Union
David S. Muzzey
Columbia University
Woodrow Wison
William E. Borah
Charles E. Hughes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lews D. Brandeis
Herbert Hoover
Morris Sheppard
Henry Cabot Lodge
George W. Norris
Andrew Melton
William Jennings Bryan
Newton D. Baker
Gen
Leonard Wood
Elihu Root
Alfred E. Smith
Charles G. da
Julius Rosenwald
Simon Guggenheim
John J. Pershing
Tasker H. Bliss
Dean Roscoe Pound
William Rendolph Hearst
Adolph S. Ochs
Felix Adler
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Franklin Giddings
Eugene V. Debs
Samuel Gompers
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
League of Nations
Dawes
Sheppard
High Priest of Technocracy Falls From Favor
In a swipe through memory of economic fame Howard Scott, once hailed as a modern Messiah of technocracy, is portrayed as broke after fifteen months of near-silence. He owes 61600 in court once, borrows from friends, and survives on charity as attention fades. The piece likens his rise and fall to past authors who faded from prominence.
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Howard Scott
Harpers
Hawthorne
Dames Russell Lowell
St. James
Theresia
Grub Street
Howard Neott
Letters from Alfred Grills raise county finance questions
Alfred P Grills of Columbia Station urges readers to question county officials about spending and transfers citing 1932 and 1933 audit figures. He argues auditors lack authority to move funds and calls for public scrutiny at meetings.
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Taiimpg
Chronicle-Talegrary
Avdoence EU
Gioccer Ae Nassee
Ems
Ditech Furi
Taipaiers
Alfred P. Grills
Columbia Station
Don
Missionary Rally Draws Local Attendees Across District
Amherst Ohio March rally of district evangelical churches drew local participants from Amherst Lorain South Ridge Brownhelm Henrietta Huron and Sandusky. Notable speakers included Miss Susan Bauernfield revived missionary to Tokio Japan Mrs J Finkbeiner and Rev C L Allen. Next tally planned for Emmanuel Evangelical church Lorain in fall.
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Amherst, CO
Missionary Societies
Evangelical
Sandusky
Amherst
Lorain
South Ridge
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Huron
Susan Bauernfield
Tokio
Japan
J. Finkbeiner
Ambhurst
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Atlendame
Conrad Zile
Louisa Suk
Karneth ® Kuhn
Geo. Holstein
Tena Jacobs
Emmanuel Exvarcehcal Church
Miss Jenrs Jaeger Entertains Au Courant Club Guests
Miss Jenr Jaeger entertained the Au Courant Club at her Park Avenue home on election eve. Three rummy games formed the main entertainment with prizes awarded to Stella Krug Wan Mrs John Hamann and Mrs Fad Hinkley. Other guests included Mrs Fred Powers and Mrs E G Pietch. A late supper was served. The club will meet with Mrs John Hamann Park Avenue on April 27.
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Jenr
Au Courant Club
Park Avenue
Plas
Pries
John Hamann
Stella Krug- Wan
Fad Hinkley
Fred Powers
View “Ar Schnaak
Boanhelm
Tra Club
Perk Avenue
Oberlin Man Addresses Noon Day Club
Mort Houghton of Oberlin secretary of the Lorain County Relief Commission spoke to the Noon Day Club at St Joseph's Parochial School hall on Thursday about relief problems. Dinner for 18 members and two guests was served by Circle No 307 St Ann's Sisters of St Joseph. The group will meet again next week at the same place.
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Oberlin
Mort Houghton
Lorain
Amherst Athletic Club to Change Rooms
The Amherst Athletic Club held its last meeting in current quarters after a social with food and entertainment by Farrey and Thompson from WJAY at Cleveland and Pittsburgh. A large attendance was present. The rear meeting will be at the new Ruth cottage quarters on Church street.
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Amherst Athletic Club
Farrey and Thompson
WJAY
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Church Street
Lutheran Ladies Meet at St Pauls Church
Mrs Elizabeth Griem hosted the Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls Lutheran church parlors. Rev Henry Abram led the quarterly missionary meeting and study in connection with the event. Mite boxes were opened and 28 members plus one guest, Mrs R H Leonard, were served Juncheon after singing.
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Elizabeth Griem
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Connexion
Henry Abram
R. H. Leonard
Clayton Young Hosts Holy Name Group Social Evening
Clayton Young of Church Street welcomed members of Group No 2 of the Holy Name Society at St Joseph's Catholic church Thursday. Theodore Schmitz chaired a business meeting followed by a social period.
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Clayton Young
Church Street
Holy Name Society of
Mission Rally Representatives From Brown Helm Evangelical
Mrs. Carl Hasenfine and Visses Mable Hasenfine joined Margaret Bauer representing the Brown helm Evangelical church at the Sandusky mission rally held on Thursday.
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Carl Hasenfine
Visses Mable Hasenfine
Margaret Bauer
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Sandusky
Church Night Observance At Local Methodist Church
Members and friends plan a social gathering this evening at the local Methodist church for a church night observance. A program directed by Mrs. R. C. Jensen and Mrs. Gus P. Zilch will include a play and other features.
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R. C. Jensen
Gus P. Zilch
Elyria Resident Urges Council on Orderly Input
A letter from James E. Brown of 119 Courtland Street Elyria Ohio appeals for orderly discussion to gain Council consideration on any chosen subject. He asserts structured input yields better attention from officials.
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Council
James E. Brown
Courtland Street
Elyria
Ohio
Royal club event with refreshments and readings
A community gathering features readings and musical numbers. Refreshments will be served by the Queen Esther Class with Mrs. Play Becher in charge.
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Play Becher
Kandy Kids defeat Wellington girls in gym clash
The Kandy Kids faced Wellington in a preliminary game at the school gym Thursday evening. The visitors won 5 to 3 in a close, fast paced contest.
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Kandy
Wellington
Roofers-Fisher Foods
Past Chefs' Club gathering at Pythian Sisters home
Miss Ella Jaeger will host the Past Chefs' Club of the Pythian Sisters. The event takes place at the home of Robert Paton on Church Street on Monday evening.
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Ella Jaeger
Pythian Sisters
Robert Paton
Church Street
Hostess Welcomes Evening Bridge Club at Oak Street Home
Miss Lite Gerlach of Jackson Street acted as gracious hostess to members of the Evening Bridge Club. Three tables of bridge were in play at her home Thursday evening.
Rural Life committee to meet at Brown helm church
Rev. R. F. Albright and Rev. E. T. Eegish lead the Rural Life committee at Brown helm Congregational church on Tuesday evening to discuss plans. The Hickory Tree group includes Sam Bacon, Shibley, and William Ruth. Lenten services are announced with English service at Saint Pauls Church at 7 30 tonight and a special Catholic service at St Josephs Church.
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R. EF. Albright
Brownhelm
Roger
E. T. Eegish
Vermilion
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Hickory Tree Gratse
Sam Bacon
Shibley
William Ruth
Soren
St. Parle
James Fischen
St. Joseph’s
Bechtel Family Marks Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Hale Bechtel and family attended the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry C Bechtel of Amherst held at the home of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Theodore Kovitz in Lorain on Wednesday evening continuous with Birmingham connections.
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Hale Bechtel
Marjorie
Walter Bechtel
Hentry C. Bechtel
Birmingham
Forerly
Amherst
Theodore Kovitz
Lorain
C. J. Enrman
Ruth
Cleveland
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Joseph Heathcote
Elyria
M. Houghton
H Merriman
Pes
Carolin Sharp
Millersbore
Walter Schuster
Brownheim
John Sharp
West Street
Knights of Pythias to Sponsor Saturday Smokers Night
A smoker sponsored by the Knights of Pythias will be held at the K of P Hal Saturday evening. Sam Wragg was appointed vicar of the committee in charge arrangements.
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Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hal
Sam Wragg
Chararrangements
Drill Team Practices With Captain Hen-Raester
The Eagle Auxiliary drill team met with Captain Mrs. Hen-Raester at the F. O. E. Hall Thursday evening for practice.
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Eagle Auxiliary
Hen- Raester
F. O. E. Hall
Local Social Notes and Church Announcements
Daily social rounds list Amherst Oberlin Elyria and Millersburg visitors and illnesses. Church notices include St Peters Evangelical Congregational Mehngest and English services, with times for schools worship and youth groups.
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St. Peters Evangelical Church
FE Schmidt
FE. Eastman
Chrstian Endeavor Society
Anniversaries of Noted Figures From 18th to 20th Century
A list of birth and death anniversaries for Rene Descartes Joseph Haydn Nikolai Gogol William Hunt Mary Abby Dodge John LaFarge Andrew Lang William Waldorf Astor and others with dates and places of birth and death. The notes reflect 19th and early 20th century figures in philosophy art literature and publishing.
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Rene Descartes
Joseph Haydn
Nikolai Gogol
Willliam M. Hunt
Brattleboro
New Hampshire
Mary Abby Dodge
Gail Hiamilton
Hamilton
Mags
John LaFarge
New York
Andrew Lang
William Waldorf Astor
Ned
England
Ocr
Abolition Act of 1807 and Founding Figures Highlight 19th Century
A text notes Britain's 1807 abolition of the slave trade, Paris surrender to allied forces, the Fox sisters linked to early spiritualism at Hudelville NY, and the 1854 Open Door treaty with Japan, reflecting 19th century shifts.
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Britain
Paris
Alles
Prominent figures born in years past and places
Claude A Swanson of Virginia Secretary of the Navy born at Swansonville TL years ago. William H Diet rich of Himeis born at Coopers coun Til 57 years ago. Joan Hays Hammond famed mining engineer born in San Francisco 78 years ago. James M Cox once Ohio governor Democrat nominee for President in 1924 born at Jacksonburg Ohio 63 years ago. Dr Harold S Boardman president of the University of Maine born at Bangor Maine 59 years ago. Stuart W Cramer North Carolina textile manufacturer and inventor born at Thomasville NC 65 years ago. Sir William Bragg English physics professor and Nobel Prize winner born in Australia 43 years ago. Giusy Rodney Smith celebrated British evangelist born 73 years
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Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Swansonville
U.S
William H. Dietrich
Himeis
Cooperscoun Til
Joan Hays Hammond
Aga
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Ohio Soverenor
Jacksonburg
Ohio
Harold 5. Boardman
University of Maine
Bangor
Maine
Stuart W. Cramer
North Carolina
Thomasville
N.C
Sir William Bragg
Australia
Giusy Rodney Smith
Birth on the last day promising high life and honors
The text notes that individuals born on the last day may reach high positions with success, honor, and influential friends despite station, stating a day of decisive action and firm placement. It also mentions a church service at St Joseph's R C and an auto show in Cairo displaying American car radios.
Ruhr district coal output tops 250000 tons daily
The Ruhr district produced more than 250000 tons of coal daily this year. The figure reflects steady activity across major German mines and ports as industrial demand remains high.
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Ruhr
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
G& Hudnoutt
John W. Cullen Company
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Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Saar
J. Clare George
Technocracy
Einstein
Germany
Roanoke
New York Sun
Rome
The
Oakland Tribune
Voice OF
People
Ivria
Masron
Wren
Tngn
Mirsa
Tam Syje Ra
Sallys
Kandy Kids
Fir 1
Wo Rickel
R. OC
Jensen
Eoworth League
Parls Lutheran Church
Abram
St. Joseph's R
James Eischen
Amerian
Cairo
Egypt
Murbach Coal
Paradise
Urugay
Gress
Argentina
Lincoln Park
Esewe
Elyria, Ohio
Quality Apex Table Ironer
Ohio Public Service Company
Rye Wspar
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