Marshall chosen as Army Chief of Staff replacing Craig
Boake Carter notes President Roosevelt appoints Brigadier General George C. Marshall to succeed General Malin Craig as Chief of Staff. He cites military stance on defense, warns against foreign entanglements, and suggests internal White House reshuffles and plans if 1940 advances.
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George Catlett Marshall
Malin Craig
Army
Craig
Roosevelt
Europe
White House
War Department
White Houses
General Marshall
Hugh Drum
Douglas McArthur
General Drum
Mr. Roosevelt
America
Philippine Islands
Orient
Japan
Philippines
Kennedy
London
Bullitt
Woodring
Paris
Frank Murphy
La Grange Pre-Nuptial Dinner Honors Local Couple
In La Grange a dinner at the Wilson home on South Main honors Paul M. Johnson of La Grange and Miss Emily Mitchell of Cleveland. Out-of-town guests include E C Eaton and Tenant Wilson of Cleveland, Paul Stone of Oberlin, A D Smith and Olive Sturdevant of Elyria, and Darle Hartsel of Columbus. The couple will wed May 6 in Cleveland and live in North Olmsted. The groom works at the Pfaudler Company in Elyria.
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LA Grange
Paul M. Johnson
Emily Mitchell
Cleveland
Gerald
Ellouise Wilson
South Main Street
E. C. Eaton
Tenant Wilson
Paul Stone
Oberlin
A. D. Smith
Olive Sturdevant
Elyria
Darle Hartsel
Columbus
North Olmsted
Pfaudler Company
Mother's Day Program Led by Lyndon Chapter
Ton led the Lyndon chapter program on Monday evening after the regular session. The event honored Mother's Day with a history reading by Miss Wilhelmina Myers. The Grafton Mothersingers performed four selections and Miss Lenore Lawson sang three numbers. A dessert course followed in the dining room.
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Ton
Lyndon Chapter
Wilhelmina Myers
Grafton
Lenore Lawson
Students and relatives spend weekend visits in Ohio
Bill Spicer returned to the University of Cincinnati Sunday after visiting his parents. Miss Ruth J. Gott of Flora Math er College Cleveland stayed with her grandmother Mrs F B Gott for the weekend. Bill Wigert went back to Ohio State University Monday after visiting his parents.
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Bill Spicer
University of Cincinnati
Ruth J. Gott
Flora Mather College
Cleveland
F. B. Gott
Bill Wigert
Ohio State University
LaGrange Juvenile Farmers Hold Second 4-H Meeting
At the LaGrange club’s second meeting of the season members discussed project goals and planned demonstrations. Youth leaders and parents attended to review schedules and set upcoming activity dates.
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LaGrange Juvenile Farmers
Vendol Relief Promises Back Pain and Digestion Help
Elyria City employee Harry H. Dempster reports relief from dull back pain, stiffness, dizziness, and indigestion after taking Vendol. He credits improved bowels and calmer nerves and urges others to visit Phillips Drug Store to learn about the medicine.
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Elyria City
Elyria
Harry H. Dempster
Lodi St
Vendor
Phillips Drug Store
Broad St
Club Elects Officers and Reports Members
Following officers were elected president Fred Wilcox vice president James Moulder secretary Robert Woodruff treasurer Edwin Moulder news reporter John Dawson recreation leader Jerry Dunlap stewards John and William Haydn poster maker Marguerite Campbell. Thirty two members are enrolled in this club of which Albert Wilcox is advisor. Mrs C H Nichols ill for weeks was taken to the home of her daughter Mrs Wade Johnson of Cuyahoga Falls on Sunday. Mrs Will Wolf convalescing at home after a blood transfusion at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Jameyson of Berea were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Wigert. Mrs W H Knowles returned home Monday after winter with daughter Mrs M W Vickery of Edgewater Drive Lakewood.
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Fred Wilcox
James Moulder
Robert Woodruff
Edwin Moulder
John Dawson
Jerry Dunlap
John and
William Haydn
Marguerite Campbell
Albert Wilcox
C. H. Nichols
Wade Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Will Wolf
Memorial Hospital
Harold Jameyson
Berea
Henry Wigert
W. H. Knowles
M. W. Vickery
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood
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Graf
College News
Coats
Vanity Fairs
Peak Arcane Laear
Sumner
Nelly Don
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