Drift to Conservatism Reflected in Election Results
Boake Carter analyzes national mood showing a shift toward conservatism despite Roosevelt’s liberalism. He notes local issues dominated votes in states like Michigan Massachusetts Pennsylvania Minnesota and Wisconsin, where contests centered on local figures and governance rather than New Deal ideology.
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Roosevelt
Michigan
Commonwealth
Murphy
Massachusetts
Curley
Pennsylvania
Earle
Keystone
Minnesota
Wisconsin
la Follette
Farmers Oil Income Reaches 200 Million
Washington reports oil income as a $200,000,500 annual source for American farmers, with royalties often at one eighth of production. California 1937 oil payments reached $26,203,000 versus $6,082 in AAA checks, while Texas oil money totaled $105,000,000 against $38,226,000 in government farm payments.
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Washington
American Petroleum Institute
California
Texas
United States
Rooseveltism and a Conservative Swing Across the United States
The piece argues that mass political shifts show a broader move toward conservatism, with many Southern Democrats re-elected and Republicans gaining ground in the Midwest and West. It notes Governor Lehman’s New York leadership as emblematic of good conservative governance and questions whether Roosevelt will veer left or push ahead against a rising conservative tide.
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California
Grandpa
Grandma
South
Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
United States
Senate
Republican
Franklin Roosevelt
Lehman
New York
Empire State
Union
Dewey
America
Village Socials Highlight Summer Weekend Visits
Amherst residents hosted guests from Dover Tir Belden and Elyria. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamvermyver welcomed Amhersts guests, and Mr and Mrs Russell Witt and Mr Joe Sanders visited Charles Court. Carl Doane and Albert of Lorain called on Jesse Portman as Mrs Geissendoerfer and Mrs Angersbach called on Fred Myer. Maynard and Shirley Delefield joined George Delefield at Latteman home Sunday.
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Amherst
Air
John Lemvermyer
Dover
Tir
Fred Oebdker
Aven
William Giese
Belden
Ernest Lamvermyver
Russell Witt
Cleveland
Joe Sanders
Elyria
Charles Court
Carl Doane
Albert
Lorain
Jesse Portman
John Geissendoerfer
Barbara Angersbach
Fred Myer
Louis Deleefield
Maynard
Shirley
George Delefield
Martha
P. H. Latteman
Local Socials and Visits Across Oberlin Elyria and Nearby
Mrs B A Jenne hosts and visits populate a social diary of Oberlin Elyria Ridgeville and Vermilion residents. Names include Clarence Herrick Lindia Squatres Ed Crist and Theodore Ries with Carl Bates Margaret Bates Billy Bates and Mrs Reible plus many others across 289 Church St and surrounding towns. The note lists Sunday Saturday and Friday gatherings with neighbors relatives and guests from Cleveland Detroit and Detroit area.
Oracle of power plans 1940 path for business
The speaker claims sole wisdom for all and attacks defeated dealers for not following advice. He hints at opportune mon opoly probes to prove free enterprise fails and argues for greater government role in business. If pursued, his 1940 run could be as ruinous as Wilson’s 1920 setback.
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Woodrow Wilson
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Neighborhood social notes from Lorain County
Mrs. Fred Haeni Mrs. Earl Glad den and Mrs. Herman Haeni of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Date. Bowling Green College student Conrad Adler Jr. spent the weekend with his parents. Carlyn Court of Oberlin spent Friday and Saturday with her grandparents, the Wallace Court. Mrs. W. J. Gould and Ruth of North Olmsted and Mrs. Grace Samuels of New York City dined with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latteman. The Reusser family hosted relatives from Fields. Henry Van Camp and daughter Margaret of North Olmsted and John Walter of Berea visited Mrs. Mary Becker. Lena Gegenheimer and guests Mrs. Milton Parrish and daughter June of Elyria called on Birmingham friends. Charles Dute and daughter Ruth visited Henry Reis of Middle Ridge. Carl Coleman Lorain and Coon Bickel Kipton called at the Theodore Ries home. Carl Ives and son Jimmy visited the Adam Horn home. Mary Becker spent time with her son G. C. Becker and family. Henry Fieman South Amherst and Mrs. Carl Date and daughter Ruth called on the Bauman home. Sunday evening.
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Clarence Herrick
Oberlin
Lindia Squatres
Elyria
Frank Reible
Ed Crist
Bet
Theodore Ries
Carston Bates
Margaret
Ted 4Noach
Kirkwood
Billy Bates
Cleveland
Anna Writtenbach
Gottlieb Buchs
Lawrence Buchs
Katie Weidman
Max Coates
Kleveland
Barry Weber
Harold Coates
Fred Latteman
Henry Altmiller, Jr
Vern Andrews
Ridgeville
Ben Taylor
Vermilion
Chauncey Cur- Ain
Oscar Zurcher
Chiaren
Lorain
John Keres- Shwey
Frank Harding
Ely
Fred Ceman
John Bauman
Ruth
North Olmsted
Grace Samuels
New York City
Nelson Reusser
Baby
Fields
Albert Reusser
Henry van Camp
John Walter
Berea
Mary Becker
Lena Gegenheimrer
Milton Parrish
June
Birmingham
Charles Dute
Henry Reis
Middle Ridge
Carl Coleman
Coon Bickel
Kipton
Carl Ives
Jimmy
Adam Horn
G. C. Becker
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Carl Date
Fred Bauman
PTA Meeting At School With Guest Speaker And Songs
The November PTA meeting was held at the school building on Tuesday evening with good attendance. After business, the glee clubs sang under Miss Marjory Howe, followed by a reading by Mrs. Elmer Portman and a talk by Dr. C. B. Allen of Western Reserve University. Recreation was led by Vernon Munn and refreshments were served by the committee.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Marjory Howe
Elmer Portman
C. B. Allen
Western Reserve University
Vernon Munn
South Amherst P. T. A. Convenes South Amherst
The November meeting of the South Amherst Parent Teachers Association convened with members discussing upcoming school events and community contributions. Attendees included local teachers and families, who outlined plans for fundraisers and volunteer opportunities.
Village Teachers Association Program in School Auditorium
The Village Teachers Association met Wednesday evening in the school auditorium. Routine work was completed and a complete set of china dishes was purchased for the school. A program followed with selections by the Kitchen Utensil orchestra, twelve village women, and a Quiz Bee. The December meeting will be a Christmas party.
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Ent Teachers Association
Mori Family Hosts Fifth Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Albert Mori Jr hosted a six o'clock dinner at their Vivian street home Wednesday evening in honor of daughter Estalene turning five. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mori Sr and Mr and Mrs Paul Mori and children De Laura Sonny and Estalene. Junior and Senior Girls from the local school planned Red Cross Drive canvassing, divided into seven groups with defined territories in the village. Church notices list St Johns Evangelical Rev C E Schmidt, Catholic Church of Nativity Rev R J Steiger, and Methodist Rev M A Burris with service times, and Congregational details incomplete.
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Albert Mori Jr
Vivian Street
Estalene
Albert Mori Sr
Paul Mori
de Laura
Sonny
H. E. Dulmage
Red Cross
Russell Sersaw Services Schedule
Sunday School begins at 9 30 with Morning Worship at 10 30. Services list Russell Sersaw as speaker or leader for the day.
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Russel Sersaw
Armstice Party At Club Rooms For Legion Members
The Armstice party at the Club Rooms welcomes members and families of the South Amherst Legion and Auxiliary. The affair begins with a fish fry at 6:00 o'clock. The Firemen meeting at the fire station urges all members to be present.
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South Amherst Legion and
Auxiliary
Spring On Rampage In Missouri Surges Water Yield
Heavy rains drive Missouri’s sixth largest spring to about 210 million gallons daily, more than enough for St. Louis peak demand. The state’s largest spring discharges roughly 400 to 500 million gallons each day, according to geologists.
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Rolla
Missouri
St. Louis
Beware Coughs from Common Colds Ad
An old advertisement urges relief for lingering chest colds and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the remedy targets inflamed mucous membranes and loosens phlegm, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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WM. E
Ashbolt
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Fred Bennett
the Saum Shoe Co
Ohreswe
National Safety Council
B A Jenne
Malvine Kranvax
Louis Delefield
Hery van Gilder
Anna Kropf
Detroit
Leonard Haag
Avon
Walter Bennett
New London
Alice Buchs
Ernest Lamvermyer
Arthur Gegenheimer
Lena Gegenheimer
Martha Bauman
Fred
Walter Angersbach
Ed Haussen
Duncan Physe
V. Elia. Ghia
Freedom Gas & Oil
Ith & East
P.T. A
Pzur
Westinghouse
Corox
Broad
St. John's Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Catholic — Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
M.A. Burris
Congregational
Eee Ladies
Ae Skelet Crewe
Mutual Clothing CO
Broad ST
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