Boake Carter Aids War Time Mass Hysteria Pattern
A commentary notes rising wartime hysteria in American minds since World War II begins. Mass propaganda, fear, and emotionalism push writers and readers toward conformity. Critics warn realists risk being silenced as mob mentality dominates public discourse and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.s
Dias
Holland
Belgum
Frith
Bdedfellow” Won-Am- Boake Carter Erican
Raitor
Ledger Syndicate
Favor Extension Of Civil Service To County Offices
A resolution backing extending civil service to county offices was unanimously adopted by the Ohio County Commissioners Association in Columbus. Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn reported the action and named a committee to study the proposal and draft legislation for a July discussion. The group also approved cutting industrial commission costs and creating county industrial claim clearing houses. Dunn formed a safety campaign committee including Henry Bixler, Dr. C BR Campbell, William Herron, Dr. Reuben Hilly, and Elmer Tinnerman to work with the Ohio Industrial Commission on a county program for a July presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County Commissioners Association
Columbus
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Association
Harry T. Vigor
Franklin County
County Industrial Commission
Henry Bixler
Akron
C. BR. Campbell
Hamilton
William Herron
Muskingum
Reuben Hilly
Lucas
Elmer Tinnerman
Montgomery
Ohio Industrial Commission
Alvin Portman Wins First Division in National Contest
Alvin Portman of Rounhelm School won a First Division rating in the clarinet solo class C at the National Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Contest in Battle Creek Michigan. Seventeen contestants from four states competed. Portman’s third year in the national event adds to prior state and national accolades. Wellington quartet also competed with no rating reported yet. Elyria High School students Oliver Shubert and Eugene Szabo were slated to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Portman
Rounhelm
Battle Creek
Michigan
Gerald XI. Frank
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Portman
Wellington
Hungarian Baptist Church Marks Twenty Years Of Growth
The Hungarian Baptist Church in Elyria observes its twentieth anniversary with three Sunday services at First Baptist Church and a banquet at the YMCA. The event recalls early efforts by Hungarian members since 1919 led by Rev Louis Reeves and a string of pastors who built a church from homes to a brick building on West River Street. Members celebrate progress in membership, renovations, and renewed evangelistic work ahead of future growth.
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Hungarian Baptist Church
Sa Baptist Church
Elyria
MC. A
First Congregational Church
West River Street
Louis Szirka
First Baptist Church
Cleveland
Frank Yoo
Joseph Papp
John Benne
Joan Szabo
Peter Szabo
Reeves
Andrew Papp
First Baptist Church 4
Louis Reeves
Louis Stirke
Michael Cabor
Michael Garey
John Lengel Gabriel Darabon
Flora Baba
Frank Kish
Paul Farekas
John Hardn
Elizebeth Cabor
Hungear Ccs
Elyna
Lorain
Vomer
Joseph Botha
Buffalo
Alex Bodawin
Gabriel Fodor
Julius Kish
Joseph Kaza
Mrr. Reeves
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Local social notes from Berea area residents
Flint minister Rev Walter Zvoda guest of Rev C C Maple. Chicago visitor Mr Ralph Lowe called on friends. Many local residents and guests noted at family gatherings church events and Mothers Day program. Elyria and Berea hosts include the Olson Manufacturing Co worker Earl Andress and several Misses and couples visiting relatives and attending college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Zvoda
Flint
Michigan
C. C. Maple
Ralph Lowe
Chicago
Harry Beebe
Briggs
John Worcester
Ida Blaine
Carlton Blaine
Eaton
Earl Andress
Olson Manufacturing Co
Elyria
Orville Lyndes
Elsha
Betty Andrews
Virginia Rathe
Loretta Sweet
Ruth Bainbrége
Ordella Walker
Olmsted Falls
Berea
LD Hamin
Medina
Steile Harding
A J. Hulse
E Heusen
Hso
JF Black
Bellevue
Cnaries Black
Seturne
Baldwin- Wallace
Mother Daughter party at Fielde Methodist Church
A Mother-Daughter party was held at Fielde Methodist Church Friday evening. The program included piano by Velma Andrews, scripture by Ordella Welker, prayers by Mrs Crawford, songs by Margaret Ruisko and violin solos by Jr. Bartter. Oberlin speaker Mrs C T Crag spoke on The Years Between, followed by dessert and spring flower decor. Betty Andrews led group singing and Lynn Eldred gave readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Andrews
Ordella Welker
Crawford
Margaret Ruisko
Chas Osborn
Unh Bainbridge
Merton Bartter, Jr
C. T Crag
Oberlin
Betty Andrews
Lynn Eldred
Amherst Community Notes On May Events And Club Activities
Miss Betty Herl led a chapel program at the Public School with Miss Iona Good assisting. Juniors displayed aprons and blouses while seniors presented a Vogue 1960 fashion show. The Mother Daughter party at Miss Currier’s featured games, readings, and prizes. Memorial Day plans and a Community Club year end meeting closed with a school play and picnic plans for Amherst H. S. students.
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Amherst
Betty Herl
Iona Good
Aftiss Herl
Virginia Stevens
Jacqueline Braendiga
Norma Lange
Constance Barck
James
William Enrman
Shirley Ehbiert
Regina Diedriecs
Norma Lang
Kathryn Harsar
Bonwit Teller
Cotton Sports
A Mars
R. Schulz
B. Scout
C Miller
S. Menz
Holzhaver
D Walker FP. Gammons
P. Beesing
D. Lembach
E. Hamann
L. Becker
Henri Bendel
Cotton School Gresses
A. Brilk
G. Stiwald
J. Palen
L. Schultheiss
G. Kingsley
N_ Waverick
BR. Schaeffer
R Leuszier
P. Miller
P. Frank
M. Springer
J. McDermo
J. Ruth
L. Grobe
N. Barckert
M. Deuschie
Hattie Carnegie
H. Chihav
E. Krieg
G. Kocsis
F. Muniga
A. Rehman
P. Ehrlich
ME Bracer
B. Decker
Jane Engel
Vacation Bible School Faculty Announced for June Session
Rev. Kenneth Kuntz will serve as general superintendent for the Daily Vacation Bible School to be held June 3 to 14. The faculty includes Mrs. Leland Frederick as primary superintendent and Miss Rush Hermmenn and Miss Halda Berger as primary teachers. Junior department teachers are not yet appointed. Devotional periods run 9 to 9 20 each day with Rev. D E Buser on June 3 and 10, Rev. M A Burris on June 4 and 11, Rev. M A Hayes on June 5 and 12, Rev. C E Schmidt on June 6, Rev. Bur ris on June 7 and 13, and Rev. Hayes on June 12. The program ends with "Bless Be The Tie That Binds." Mrs Crawford chairs the program with Velma Andrews assisting. 55 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kuntz
Daily Vacation Bible School
Leland Frederick
Rush Hermmenn
Halda Berger
M. A. Burris
D. E. Buser
M. A Burris
M. A. Hayes
C. E. Schmidt
Buser
Burris
Rev. Hayes
Avon Epworth League Hosts Scavenger Hunt for Meth Parish Youth
The young people of the Methodist church were guests of Avon Epworth League Thursday evening in Avon for a scavenger hunt and wiener roast. Sixteen attended from here.
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Methodist Church
Avon Epworth League
Avon
Woman's Benefit Association Hosts Meeting and Games
Mrs Cora Sawyer led a Friday gathering of the Woman's Benefit Association with a business session led by Mrs Charles Sabiers. Plans were set for a June 21 meeting with Mrs J B Avery as hostess and prizes awarded for Russian Rummy and bridge with Ela Jaeger and Mrs A H Fullmer receiving top and consolation honors.
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Cora Sawyer
Woman's Benefit Association
Charles Sabiers
J.B Avery Tibles
Ela Jaeger
A. H Fullmer
J. B. Avery
Adam Schroeder
Charles Flew
A. H. Full
Birmingham Ladies Aid Meets at Home of Mrs Full Grabe
The Birmingham Florence Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Full Grabe's home with hostesses Mrs. Charlies Yates Sr and Mrs. Clarence Kindly. Treasurer Mrs. Richard Brechmacher reported seventy one dollars in the treasury and a plan to sell jello and pan scratchers. A carpeting price committee was formed including Mrs. Arthur Coultrip Mrs. Albert Summers and Mrs. Warren Haise. The group elected to send for supplies and to hold next month’s meeting with Mrs. Elmer De Muth Mrs. Elsie Webber and Mrs. George Blander as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Birmingham
Adolf Fullgrabe
Florence Ladies’ Aid Society
Charlies Yates Sr
Clarence
Melvin Saylor
Charles Humm
G. G. Glume
Richard Brechmacher
Arthur Coultrip
Albert Summers
Warren Haise
Gus Leimbach
Fred Gerber
Bob Gime
Melvin Savior
Elwin
Shirley
Alfred Sprunk
William Fairgrabe
Orrie Smith
Milton Saylor
John Dickel
G. G. Glime
Bob Glime
Joseph Dudler
Elmer de Muth
Elsie Webber
George Blander
Return Home For Mrs. Fleming And Son
Mrs. John Fleming and her son from Marshfield Wisconsin returned to their home after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J E Mc Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleming
Marshfield
Wisconsin
J. E. McNeill
East Carlisle P T A to Host Courtesy Dinner May 21
Mrs Roy Abbey secretary of the East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association will accept reservations for a courtesy dinner at Mrs Krieg's Elyria home Tuesday May 21 at 5 39 for teaching staff bus drivers custodians art and music teachers and county school nurse Mrs Ethel Agate as guests. Plans anticipate 350 reservations and attendees should notify Mrs Roy Abbey at phone 46029. A social evening follows dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Roy Abbey
East
Diligence in Christian Living Sermon at LaPorts Church
Rev. Thomas Hughes selects Diligence in Christian Living as Sunday topic at LaPorts Methodist Church for 11 15 a m service. Choir solos include He Leadeth Me with the pastor and chorus. Choir to perform for Elyria Men's Bible Class at 9 15 p m with Miss Eleanor Robson on piano. Sunday School led by James E Dewhurst meets at 10 15 a m welcoming all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
LaPorts Methodist Church
Elyria Men's
U S Class Plans Youth Party at La Porte Church
Mrs. Lester Bowen of the Young People’s Class invites teens and twenty somethings to a church party. The event is Saturday evening May 18 at 8 p m in the church recreation room with a planned program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lester Bowen
la Porte Church
Believe F.D.R. Only One Who Can Prevent His Renomination
Roosevelt is seen as the only figure who could prevent his own renomination in Chicago, with Hull as a likely compromise nominee if he declines. Republican reactions vary, European war pressure shapes prospects, and Farley is rumored as a possible candidate while awaiting Roosevelt's stance.
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F.D.R
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Low Countries
France
Democratc
Europe
F. BD. R
Avon Lake Student Wins Honor at Nurses Convention
Alene Schueszler, Avon Lake High School class of 1936, earned $50 and an all expense paid trip to Philadelphia for highest grades in her class at Huron Road Hospital. She left Tuesday to represent her class at the Nurses Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Alene Schueszler
Avon Lake High School
Philadelphia
Huron Road Hospital
Mothers Daughters Banquet of Girl Reserves Held at School
Large turnout for the Mothers Daughters annual Girl Reserves banquet at the school Thursday evening. Program featured greetings from Julia Kekic and Mrs Wayne Black, with Edwin Nussforfer present, Miss Martha Eckert and Gladys Blakesley as speakers and officers, and a slate of musical and dramatic items including a Junior Girls Quartet, Frances Harmon, Pat Black, and a one act play Ask Nancy with a full cast. Tables decorated in blue and white Reserve colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kekic
Wayne Black
Edwin Nussforfer
Martha Eckert
Gladys Blakesley
Cleveland Westside
Reserve
Frances Harmon
Pat Black
Mary Nussdorfer
Dorothy Barnes
Carolyn Trigaiet
Nancy
Harriet Beard
Mildred Huber
Mary
Lois Duff
Beaty
Jean Miller
Ann
Judy
Marilyn Patrick
Community Events and Schedule From Local Church and Groups
Sunday activities include 9:45 a m Sunday School and 11 a m services at the Congregational church led by Pastor Rev Britton. 3 p m Young People meeting. Christian Scientists meet at the school. May 20 Auxiliary to Past 211 meets with Mrs Winsfred Ennis. May 21 Junior-Senior Prom at Spring Valley. Girl Scouts and Townsend Club at Park Hall. May 29 Graduation at the school. Tides note: higher than usual after new moon.
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Congregational Church
Rev
Britton
Christian Scientist
School
Mary
Winifred Ennis
Spring Valley
Park Hall
Townsend Club
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Boake
Lord Ponsonby
C. Hartley Grattan
Walter Millis
Will Irwin
Eugene Young
Peterson
Philip Gibb
Fogerson
Inteli
Ato
Lasek
Serner
John K. Wagner
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Tally-Ho Club
Ada Currier
Milan Avenue
Erwin Bachman
William Muschka
Martin Schroeder
Don Rockweod
Fred Hopkins
W. V. Marshall
Charles Good
Locke
Timms
Walter Mischka
Mirs
Earl Rockwood
Jack Keller
Hopkins
Schroeder
Keller
Arrs. Locke
Helen Eastman
Wannemar
Legion
Herman Short
Town Hall
K. Kuniz
America
James Smith
Kuntz
Toledo
Crownhill Cemetery
Kuniz
Schmidt
Community Club
Middle Ridge School
Richard Hecock
Arnold Flock
Byrd Richmond
Billy Parks
Billy
Amherst H
Vacation Bible School
Mrs. Crawford
Circle One
Ladies Aid Society
The
George Frank
South Main Street
C. C. Gross
H. J. Shelly
Harry Nicholl
A McQueen
Edith Hoffner
A. Ro Tolhurst
L. Vilage
George Deiss
Tenney Avenue
James A. Farley
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Farley
White House
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Bank
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Federal Reserve
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