Babson Views Industrial Measure Insists on Cooperation
Babson Park Massachusetts May 26 1933 The President's plan for national industrial control and planning is sound and could drive recovery by putting men back to work raising purchasing power. It promotes self regulation through trade associations setting codes on output hours pay and conditions while government oversight ensures fair play and cuts in sweat shops. The measure aims to remove excesses lift surpluses and align supply with demand to foster broad employment.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Congress
Publishers Financial Bureau
Watching and Prayer in Jesus Core Message
Sunday school lesson on Mark 13 14 9 stresses watching as key to true faith. It urges believers to be alert, pray, and act on God’s thoughts rather than rely on future predictions, with a parable urging each person to be faithful in their role and time.
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Jesus
Christ
Mary Anoints Jesus Prelude to Betrayal and Mercy
A sermon excerpt discusses Jesus facing plots to kill him while praising Mary’s act of anointing him with costly ointment in Bethany. It contrasts greed and devotion, noting that true value lies in expression of affection over mere money. Jesus commends the act as preparation for burial and urges compassion toward the poor.
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Jesus
Bethany
Simon
Mary
Christ
Lesson Discussion Points on Jesus and His Friends
Discussion questions probe how Christ comes to us and compare modern plots to those against Jesus. They ask about alabaster gifts, what a question reveals about a person, and why it’s wise we don’t know future events. The text encourages balancing needs with beauty, and ends with a prayer for mercy, wisdom, and appreciation of love in gifts.
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Jesus
Christ
Clericus
West Russia Briefs Highlight Local Social Scene
May 25 West Russia reports activity around Little Big Seven 4-H club led by Clarence Kerns with twelve members. Various visits include Kipton, Oberlin, Amherst, and Cleveland. Local events cover a Grand card party, a moved house, and baseball at Lowe's service station with Eli Billiards beating Grafton 14 to 2. Upcoming games noted for May 28 and Decoration Day.
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West Russia
Raymond Grills
Little Big Seven
Clarence Kerns
John
Chalmer Davidson and Son
John Davison
Kipton
Lyman Knowles
Charles Squires
Charles Squires, Jr
Oberlin
Frank Twining
Hungerford Road
Archie Miller
Floyd
Earl Ward
Butler
Clarence Hungerford
Eva
Cleveland
Cora Wilcox
Cora Hungerford
Mary Durand
Amherst
Lowe's Service Station
Eli Billiards
Grafton
Lickes
Krapp
Fred Porter
Guerner
Elyria
Fred Peabody
Gertrude
Dorothy
Eleanor
Lois Squires
Mother Daughter Banquet At Amherst First Evangelical Church
More than 100 mothers and daughters attended the annual Mother-Daughter banquet at the First Evangelical church in Amherst Ohio hosted by the Good Fellowship Class. The event featured music by Ruth Zilch, Mrs C J Springer, Clarence Gerber, Frank Solak and Robert Heck, plus a talk by Rev C L Allen of Fremont district. Nelson Zilch and Malcolm Miller led the organizing committee.
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Amherst
First Evangelical Church
Good Fellowship
A. M. Rickel
Ruth Zilch
C. J. Springer
Clarence Gerber
Frank Solak
Robert Heck
C .L. Allen
Fremont
Nelson Zilch
Malcolm Miller
Au Courant Club Tureen Dinner and Election Results
Members gathered at Mrs Nelson Pippert's home for a tureen dinner served at six with lilies of the valley. Thirteen members and guest Mrs Victor Schnaak of Brownhelm attended. Door prizes went to Miss Jennie Jaeger and Mrs John Hamann. Officers elected: President Mrs Ed Hinckley Lorain, Vice President Stella Krugman, Secretary-Treasurer Olive Beller. Next meeting four weeks away at Mrs Huinckley's Lorain for a beach party and roast.
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Au Courant Club
Nelson Pippert
Victor Schnaak
Brownhelm
Jennie Jaeger
John Hamann
Ed Hinckley
Lorain
Stella Krugman
Olive Beller
Huinckley
Gawn Funeral Rites Held At Home On Cleveland Ave
Friends and relatives gathered Thursday afternoon at the Gawn home on Cleveland avenue to pay last respects to Mrs. Melissa Gawn. Floral tributes filled the house as Rev F E Eastman of the Congregational church officiated. Two vocal duets were sung by Mr and Mrs H Hearn. Pallbearers included Frank Steele Byrd Richmond W Maurirea Steele E E Foster Dr H N Ambstaet ter and F I Hubbard. Burial followed at Crownhill Cemetery with attendees from Cleveland Norwalk Lorain and Elyria.
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H N. Ambstaetter
F. I. Hubbard
Crownhill Cemetery
Cleveland
Norwalk
Lorain
Elyria
Plan Depositors Committee Formed at Noon Day Club
Plans for the organization of a depositors committee were worked out at a Noon Day Club meeting Thursday. A meeting of depositors from Amherst Park Bank and Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. is called for next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall auditorium, called by Mayor E C Stiwald.
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Town Hall
E C. Stiwald
Amherst Park Bank
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Bank cooperation aims to reopen deposits unrestricted
The passage notes cooperation with bank officials to protect depositors and secure the banks reopening on an unrestricted basis, emphasizing urgent federal or supervisory action to restore normal banking operations and reassure customers.
Amherst applicants travel to Roosevelt forest army exams
Amherst sent 29 applicants to the Roosevelt forest army physicals at the Y M C A at 10 a m with a quota of 22. They were sorted into three classes and prepared to depart from the Y M C A for the training camp. From Elyria they will head to Camp Knox near Louisville Kentucky.
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Amherst
Roosevelt
Forest Army
Elyria
Camp Knox
Louisville
Women observe Ascension Day at St Peter’s Evangelical Church
The Women's Union held a Thursday afternoon program at St Peter's Evangelical church parlors. The event titled Lovest Thou Me Feed My Sheep featured songs readings and prayers by members including a vocal duet by Mrs Kern and Mrs Schulz a piano solo by Miss Ruth Mischka and a talk by Rev. C E Schmidt.
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Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C . Kern
Walter Schulz
Ruth Mischka
C. E. Schmidt
Eagles' Auxiliary Meets at Eagle Hall for June Installation
Members of the Eagles auxiliary met in regular session at Eagle Hall on Thursday evening. The usual routine business was discussed and plans completed for installing officers to be held with the next meeting Thursday evening June 8. The drill team conducted their regular practice.
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Eagles
Eagles’ Augiliiary
Eagle Hall
Mary-Martha Choir Plans Evening Rehearsal
Members of the Mary-Martha choir of the Congregational church will meet with their director Mrs. E. G Pietch at the church at seven o clock this evening for the regular rehearsal.
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Mary-Martha Choir
E. G Pietch
Noon Day Club endorses depositors committee action
Dinner for 16 at the Hotel Amherst Thursday followed by a business meeting led by O H Baker. Members decided to endorse forming a depositors committee to aid local banks. The group will meet again next Thursday at the same location.
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Amherst
O. H. Baker
Return to Chicago after Midwest visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Denman left for Chicago Illinois after several days as guests of Mr and Mrs E J Larson on Cleveland Avenue Mrs Gertrude Merkling and son Edgar Vermilion returned with them for a visit.
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Chicago
Richard Denman
Ill
E. J. Larson
Cleveland Avenue
Gertrude Merkling
Edgar
Vermilion
German Ascension Service at St Pauls Lutheran Church
A special German service was held at St Pauls Lutheran church Thursday evening in observance of Ascension Day, the pastor Rev Henry Abram being in charge.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Henry Abram
Eighth graders enjoy class party at Outdoor Life grounds
Eighth grade students held a after school class party at the Outdoor Life Association grounds. Thursday afternoon featured swimming and boating as favorite diversions followed by a wiener roast. About 30 attendees enjoyed the affair.
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Outdoor Life Association
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Hall
The regular meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge was held in the IO OF Hall Thursday evening. Following routine business a social hour was enjoyed.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Choir Rehearsal At St Peter's Tonight At 7:30
The regular rehearsal of the choir at St Peter's Evangelical church is scheduled for 7:30 this evening.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Regular Rebekah Lodge Meeting At J. O. O. F. Hall
The regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge will be held at the J. O. O. F. Hall this evening.
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Rebekah Lodge
J. O. O. F. Hall
Oiler Earl Schaeffer Relaxes During Freighter Repair Visit
Earl Schaeffer an oiler aboard the freighter and G R Tomlinson enjoy a vacation with relatives here while the vessel undergoes repairs.
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Earl Schaeffer
G. R Tomlinson
Ruths Celebrate Golden Wedding With Open House
Mr and Mrs Martin Ruth will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house for friends. Hours are Saturday 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m.
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Martin Ruth
Saturday Poppy Day by American Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion and Auxiliary observe Poppy Day with members urged to sell poppies. Proceeds support disabled veterans through the annual fundraising effort.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
The
Legion and Auxiliary
First Evangelical Church Concludes Year Activities
The final quarterly conference of the church year was held Thursday evening after the Mother-Daughter banquet. Rev C L Allen district superintendent from Fremont presided. Albert Kuhn was elected lay delegate to the annual district conference to be held in Bucyrus Ohio in late August.
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First Evangelical Church
C L Allen
Fremont
Albert Kuhn
Bucyrus
Hospital News: Mrs John Godhnour Discharged
Mrs John Godhnour of Lorain was discharged from the local hospital on Thursday.
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Hospital News
John Godhnour
Lorain
Local Missives Describe Amherst Social Roundtable
Clyde Nugent is reported ill at his home on Axtel street. Mrs. Ella Nicholl of Elyria was called here by the death of her sister Mrs. Henry Gawn Ehrman of Cleveland avenue. Rev C L Allen of Fremont spent Thursday evening with Amherst friends. Mrs. John Croll of South Amherst road visited her daughter Mrs George Schroeder Thursday afternoon. Frank Hagen spent Thursday in Toledo on business. G J Hines of Wellington called on B A Jenne Thursday evening. Mrs. Helen Humphrey of Elyria was an Amherst caller Thursday evening.
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Clyde Nugent
Axtel Street
Ella Nicholl
Elyria
Henry Gawn
Richard Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
C. LL Allen
Fremont
Amherst
John Croll
South Amherst Road
George Schroeder
Frank Hagen
Toledo
G. J. Hines
Wellington
B. A. Jenne
Helen Humphrey
Church Announcements From Five Local Congregations
St Peter's Evangelical with Rev C E Schmidt hosts church school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 Congregational led by Rev F E Eastman lists 945 church school at 10 45 worship First Evangelical under Rev A M Rickel shows church school at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 Memorial services for Legion and Auxiliary at 6 30 Amherst High Seniors in charge of Christian Endeavor Society St Paul's Lutheran with Rev H Abram lists 300
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Congregational Church
F. E Eastman
Amherst High
Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical Church
A M. Rickel
Legion
Young Peoples’ Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rev
H. Abram
Church Schedule Note From Tightly Fractured Text
A fragmented church schedule mentions Methodist and St Joseph's paths with times for Mass and services including Fr James Eleches at 10:00 and a 9:46 entry for Jensen and a school reference at 11:00. The readable items point to a local parish timetable with religious leaders and service times.
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Ehereh
Jensen
Joseph's
James Eleches
Renee
Oberlin Grange notes socials and events at May Oberlin
May Oberlin Grange Hall hosted a regular meeting with about 25 attendees and a potluck noon meal. Highlights included a brief report on Mrs. Clarence Albright illness and card night with prizes won by Mary Leunsborough and Chris Justin. Community visits and a Cascade Park picnic for Dice No. 7 school were announced, along with a fund concert of Minstrel Folene directed by Jim Armitage to benefit Sacred Heart church at the Apollo theater Oberlin.
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New Oberlin
Oberlin
Grange Hall
Clarence Albright
F. J. Schaapy
Aister
Myre
Toe Caseman
Avon
N. Webber
C. P. Schmits
B. P. Mackett
Town Line
Mary Lcunsborough
Chris Justin
Frank Schnitz
Charles Brye
Ant
C. Justin
Elyria
Dice
Cascade Park
Jim Armitage
Sacred Heart Church
Apollo Theater
Accidental Drill Clears Bank in Wisconsin Incident
An apparent bank robbery drill exploded when a clerk tripped over a tear gas charge, causing panic as patrons and workers fled from a cleared Oconto bank. Local authorities investigated the accidental discharge and framed the incident as a drill gone wrong.
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Oconto
Wis
Madam Lena Reading Confid Confidential Life Advice Notice
A personal advert announces Madam Lena a reader and advisor offering help for success and happiness. It claims life improvements through confidential guidance and mentions viewing at tents on Route 20 east of Oberlin city limits.
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Madam Lena
Route 20
Oberlin
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