Public policy clash over Roosevelt foreign talk and trade
Detroit columnist Boake Carter argues the Roosevelt administration stages militant foreign policy rhetoric to divert attention from domestic troubles. He criticizes the State Department note on Japan, cites U.S. exports to Manchuria, and claims Far East trade has risen under Japanese control, urging restraint and clarity in policy.
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Detroit
Mich
World-Savers Brigade
Roosevelt Gang
Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Barney Baruch
White House
State Department
Japan
China
Manchuria
Washington
United States
Germany
England
Mexico
Far East
Manchukuo
Philippines
Soviet Far East
French
Indo-China
Siam
British Malaya
Netherlands India
South America
Willard Price
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Mission and Thanksgiving Service At Congregational Church
The Woman's Association of the Congregational church held a meeting featuring a Foreign Mission and bank offering. A nominating committee for 1939 officers was named. An all-day quilting event is planned for Nov. 9. The program included a harvest service led by Mrs. R. L. McIntosh and musical offerings. A vote on December officers will follow.
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Foreign Mission
Wellington
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Lawrence Baker
H. L. Wight
Harlan Dudley
Mary Wells
R. L. McIntosh
Vivian Martin
Eva Johnson
Jessie Wright
Johnson
America
Washington
Mannette Kinney
C. W. Record
Daise Wadsworth
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Arthur Kepler
Rebekah Lodge nominates part of 1939 officers
Members met in lodge rooms Wednesday night to nominate half the 1939 officers with the remainder to be chosen at the November 16 meeting as preparation for December elections. Plans were completed for the Rebekah carnival to be held tonight with public invited. The refreshment committee included Mrs. H. H. Reep Mrs. Aileen Taylor Mrs. Carl Outridge and Mrs. Paul Newlan who served lunch.
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Lillywood Rebekah
H. H. Reep
Aileen Taylor
Carl Outridge
Paul Newlan
Blaze in rubbish furnace at Cleveland works
A small blaze broke out in the rubbish furnace at Cleveland Steel and Metal Products on Magyar Street Wednesday evening around 7 o clock. It started from oil used on steel shavings near the building. The fire department responded and extinguished it with no damage reported.
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Cleveland Steel & Metal Products
Magyar Street
Social Evening For 4-H Clubs At Mrs. C. Church Home
Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outdoor 4-H members gathered at Mrs. C Church and son Warren home for a social evening. A recent bride Mary Jordan Settlemier, Sunnysiders member, was honored with a gift. Games and a wiener and marshmallow roast provided entertainment. The groups plan a 4-H banquet later this month.
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Sunnysiders
C. 5
Church
Warren
Mary Jordan Settlemier
4-H Club Advisors Meet In Elyria Round Table Discussion
Mrs. C. S. Church advisor of the Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outdoor 4-H clubs joined by Mary Seitters and Billy Hart took part in a round table discussion at the 4-H club advisors meeting in the Y M C A building Elyria last evening Robert Soules spoke of his trip to Columbus last summer.
Wellington Women’s Democratic Club Meeting
The Wellington Women's Democratic Club will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening in Grange hall. Due to illness of the president Mrs. R. J. Fortney, vice-president Mrs. R. L. McIntosh will preside.
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Wellington
Friendship Guild and Senior Group at Congregational Church
The Friendship Guild of the Congregational church and the Senior group convene for a community gathering. Members plan fellowship activities, charitable outreach, and a combined meeting to discuss upcoming events and service projects.
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Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
Arrival of great grandson Frank C. Van Cleef III
Mrs. E A VanCleef announces the arrival of a great grandson named Frank C. III on October 26 to her grandson and wife Mr and Mrs Frank C Van Cleef Jr of Winchester Connecticut.
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E. A. VanCleef
Here
Frank C. 3Rd
Airs
Frank C. VanCleef, Jr
Winchester
Connecticut
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Meets in G A R Hall
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps held a Tuesday meeting in G A R Memorial hall with 25 members present. Mrs Lettie Stevick led the session, prize won by Mrs James Sheller, tea plans finalized, bake sale netted 14.92, district rally set for Elyria November 1 with covered dish dinner, district convention November 17 at Medina hall, staff named Edith Kern Blanche Gill and Lettie Stevick overseeing duties.
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Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Lettie Stevick
James Sheller
R. G. Parks
Taylor Street
Elyria
Medina Hall
Edith Kern
Blanche Gill
Learn to Read Meters at Farm Women Club Meeting
Fourteen members of the Wellington Farm Woman's Club joined with Penfield Farm Woman's Club Tuesday for an all day meeting in Penfield Society Hall. A total of 37 attended. After a noon covered dish dinner, Miss Frances Eckert, county extension agent, taught the women how to read electric meters, repair wirings and use electric appliances.
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Wellington
Legion and Auxiliary plan Armistice supper in Herrick hall
Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion installs a radio and Auxiliary votes to buy new drapes. At Tuesday night meeting Auxiliary plans Armistice supper on Friday November 11 in Herrick auditorium with a program for Legion members and other veterans. Mrs Dorotha West draws the special prize. Mrs Rutheda Obrig and Mrs West serve refreshments.
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Morgan Dirlam
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Herrick Auditorium
Legion
Dorotha West
Rutheda Obrig
West
Methodist pastors meet in Brighton district gathering
About sixty men including pastors and church board members from Brighton Rochester Clarksfield Pittsfield Penfield LaGrange Spencer and Huntington met at the M E church Tuesday night. Norwalk district superintendent Dr Vernon Wagar led the opening prayer and praise on the Transfiguration of Life. Reports from all pastors were shared and district plans for the year were discussed. Guest Reverend Bauder of Chatham M E church attended.
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Brighton
Rochester
Clarksfield
Pittsfield
Penfield
LaGrange
Spencer
Huntington
M. E
Vernon Wagar
Norwalk
Wagar
Bauder
Chatham M. E
Wellington Men Meet For Congregational Gathering
A large group of men from the Wellington First Congregational Church attended a scheduled meeting. The gathering focused on community issues and church activities with participation from local members and church leadership.
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The
Wellington
Business tone calls for careful watch on prices and cycles
A Federal Reserve bulletin notes production gains from 77 to 90 percent in 1938 and discusses the business cycle, price inflation risks, and the need for cautious policy. It warns that uneven production advances and inflationary pressures complicate decisions while urging reliance on government and Reserve officials.
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United States
Laymen's Association Meets at Litchfield Church
The Laymen's Association held its regular meeting at Litchfield Congregational Church on Wednesday night. C. R. Corbin, business manager of the Toledo Blade, spoke on "Scoop to Nuts" with Dr. Charles W. Recard as local host and organizer.
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Litchfield Congregational Church
C. R. Corbin
The
Toledo Blade
Charles W. Recard
Mrs. A. H. Peirce Hosts Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Mrs. A H Peirce entertained Past Noble Grand Association members at her home Tuesday evening. After a brief business session the group presented Mrs. Sam Manning with a traveling bag for her winter trip south. Mr. and Mrs. Manning plan to depart soon, destination open. A pleasant lunch followed.
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A. H. Peirce
Noble Grand Association
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Sam Manning
Fire sparked by railroad sparks on Barker Street
A fire started from sparks from the New York Central Railroad in a lot just north of the railroad on Barker Street, spreading into a large field of grass and weeds. Ed Farnsworth reported the alarm to the fire department, which arrived and prevented damage to the Cyrus Adams house and garage and nearby homes, then extinguished the blaze.
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New York Central Railroad
Barker Street
Ed. Farnsworth
Cyrus Adams
Junior King's Daughters Meet For Thanksgiving Project
Beulah Dague hosted a Junior King's Daughters meeting Tuesday evening with 14 girls and adviser Mary E. Knapp. Betty Puder led as president, Betty Weidrick led Bible study, Margery Gower oversaw the Thanksgiving basket covering project, and Jean Perry organized refreshments. Next gathering with Helen Wrench is set for Tuesday evening November 6.
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King's
Beulah Dague
Mary E. Knapp
Betty Puder
Betty Weidrick
Margery Gower
Jean Perry
Helen Wrench
Mohrman Couple Seeks Details At Wellington Address
Mr and Mrs Claude M Mohrman of 134 Middle Street Wellington are seeking information about a matter at their residence. The note urges relevant parties to contact them for clarification and follow up.
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Claude M. Mohrman
Middle Street
Wellington
Will
Beekeepers Banquet Draws Lorain County Representatives
Around seventy five representatives of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association gathered for their annual banquet held Saturday evening November 2 at the group’s meeting home.
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Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Wellington District School Board Opens Month With Meeting
Wellington District School Board schedules its first meeting of the month for next Monday evening November 7. All members are urged to attend.
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Wellington
Regular Soro sis club meeting rescheduled to next Tuesday
The regular meeting of the Soro sis club to be held Tuesday with Mrs. Sara Curtice on South Main Street was cancelled and will be held at the same home at the usual hour next Tuesday.
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Sorosis Club
Sara Curtice
South Main Street
Odd Fellows Hold Regular Session and Degree Work
The Odd Fellows met Tuesday night in regular session, completed degree work, and conducted routine business before adjournment.
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Odd Fellows
Halloween Party After Chorus Practice
After rehearsal of the Junior Gospel chorus of the M E church on Monday evening the youngsters enjoyed a masked Hallowe en party. Prizes were awarded and refreshments suitable for the occasion were served.
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M. E
Hallowe'en
Langs Return From Wedding Trip In Ohio Town
Mr and Mrs Alvin Victor Lang married last Saturday at First Unitarian church Youngstown and have returned to Wellington. He is metallurgist at Wellington Sterling Foundry. She formerly Miss Emma Kale daughter of Mr and Mrs R Kale and was OSU Arts College secretary now works in Oberlin College president office. Both graduates of Ohio State University.
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Alvin Victor Lang
First Unitarian
Youngstown
Wellington
Lang
Wellington Sterling Foundry
Emma Cornelia Kale
R. Oo. Kale
Arts College
Ohio State University
Oberlin College
Relatives Visit Prompt Mrs Nooney and Others Return
Mrs. Anna Nooney returns from visiting relatives in Akron. Mrs. Georgie Ruger reports return to her Winter home in New York City after spending spring and summer at her residence here. Mrs. F. M. Sponselier, Elyria, remains noted in the notice.
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Anna Nooney
Akron
Georgie Ruger
New York City
F. M. Sponselier
Elyria
Ramie fiber machine could change Southern farming
Hammond engineers Roland French develops a ramie fiber separator to replace costly hand processing. If successful, ramie could replace cotton, with a single planting yielding long lasting fabric and overalls that last decades. Ramie resists pests, grows six to eight feet, and requires modest annual maintenance. Experimental plots show 1,300 pounds of fiber from three tons of stalks, promising a durable, home-grown textile future for Southern farmers.
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Hammond
Roland French
French
Jamie
Far East
W. G. Taggert
Louisiana State University Agricultural School
Ramic
Audubon Park
New Orleans
Funeral services for Charles Delmader held in Wakeman
Funeral services for Charles Delmader aged 81 former Birmingham mailman were held at St. Marys Church in Wakeman with burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Mrs Earl Spafford and son Carl of Strongsville visiting C B Griffin. Official Birmingham Church board met to discuss plans for the coming year. Rev and Mrs Norris visiting Birmingham residents. A social for young people at 6 pm followed by a church service at 7 30 pm inviting all. Mrs Jerome Logan and family spent Wednesday with her mother. Mrs Marion Bates and Mrs C B Griffin visiting her parents in Strongsville.
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Birmingham
Charles Delmader
St. Mary's Church
Wakeman
St. Mary's Cemetery
Earl Spafford
Carl
Strongsville
C. B. Griffin
O. B. Schoepfle
Norris
Jerome Logan
Marion Bates
J. B. Sanderson
Family updates and small town prowler report
Mrs. John Ruhl improves after a fall at daughter Miss Mattie Ruhl’s home and can walk with crutches over the weekend. The Donald Maybaugh family on Lincoln street report a prowler who attempted to enter their shed door, was chased some distance, and escaped.
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William
John Ruhl
Mattie Ruhl
Donald Maybaugh
Lincoln Street
Man recounts Reed yellow fever experiment in Cuba
John R. Kissinger of Huntington Ind the sole survivor who completed Dr Walter Reeds Cuba yellow fever study described mosquito transmission chills fever and severe weight loss from infection He noted his own 10 years of myelitis possibly linked to his Cuba hospital duties and mentioned plans for a memorial hospital in his name
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Rochester, Minn
Walter Reed
Cuba
John R. Kissinger
Huntington
Ind
Mayor Foundation
Sigma XI
Reed
Moran
Major Reed
Army of the United States
Kissinger
Wellington hosts a charity shower for Mrs. Mary Jordan Settlemire
Mrs. Mary Jordan Settlemire of Wellington was honored at a recent miscellaneous shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jordan near Wellington. Attendees from Pittsfield included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jordan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Waite and son Robert, and Mrs. Mary Bartholomew with two children, plus relatives visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Mills at their day on the coast.
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William Mills
Mary Jordan Settlemire
Wellington
Russell Jordan
Kenneth Jordan
Clarence Jordan
A. L. Waite
Robert
Mary Bartholomew
Koala Park Needs Eucalyptus Tasters
In Australia koala park officials employ "tast ers" to locate the right eucalyptus species for feeding koalas. The process mirrors international practices for sourcing the correct foliage, with tasters traveling long distances to verify suitable trees.
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Koala Park
Australia
Political Advertising A Judge Falls Down the Ninth
Candidate Carl D. Sheppard argues Perry H. Stevens has worsened the Ninth District Court of Appeals record. He cites 43 percent affirmations in Supreme Court reviews, totals of erroneous rulings, and questions Stevens’s independence. He accuses Stevens of conflicts of interest and business ties, urging voters to consider judgeship integrity.
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Perry H. Stevens
Court of Appeals
Ninth District
Ohio Courts of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl D. Sheppard
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