Roosevelt Era Redefines New Deal Reform Strategy
The president and aides settle on three choices: halt reform efforts, resist attacks on major New Deal agencies, and push a 1939 defense and social program through Congress. They plan a broad spending push to counter opposition and frame the agenda as national defense and social security. Roosevelt remains verbally forceful as public strategy centers on broad, bipartisan appeal while limiting further experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
National Labor Relations Board
TVA
Supreme Court
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Feaures
Justice Departments
America Medical Association
Wallace
Circle One of the Wormers Meets at Sidonne Church
South Amherst Circle One of the Wormers held a regular meeting at Sidonne Evangelical and Reformed Church. Als. Gorse Goor led devotion and prayer, Mrs. Ivan He read scripture, and Mrs. Harry Bradker announced upcoming events including a Christmas party. Members discussed diaper duty and prize games, with eleven members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Nis
Sidonne
Ana
Smea Chu
Gerse Goor
Vlan
Harry Bradhker Pics
Airs
Sur B.oman
Ernst Scene
Ton
Albert Mor
Witham
John Mor
Mas George
Rioert
Aledbor
Robe
Priges
Gaumat
Ser
S. Agoe
Evangelians and Pastors Serve Local Congregations
The text lists clergy including Rev. C E Sehrvat Canan and Rev J Sicg Mu of Catholic and Methodist parishes, with morning worship at 9 and Sunday School at 10:43. Congregational Pastor Rev Russel Sersen leads services, and memorial and special services will be held at Jorry's Evangelical and Reformed for deceased members and a memorial meal for those who turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI. Burris
Miomoriel Services
Jorry's
Evangelial
Devessea
Swingsters Club Elects Officers in Night Meeting
Miss Betty Kolmeyer hosted the Swing sters Club as members gathered for a business session where officers were elected. President, Muar- appears as the lead result in the report from the local club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kolmeyer
Swingsters Club
Muar
School Retirement Board Blandles 155 Million
Harrisburg Pa. Pennsylvania's School Employees' Retirement Board runs the nation's largest retirement system with 75,000 members and a $155 million reserve. It arranged $40 million in General State Authority bonds for a $65 million institution building program and aided school districts with $20 million in bonds for district and general improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Battle Of Birds Ends as Robins Seize Hollow Limb Home
In Conneaut a three day clash among two robins and a woodpecker over a hollow limb ends with the robins sealing the entrance with mud and grass to keep the woodpecker out. The woodpecker had briefly occupied the site before leaving and returning to find the robins in control.
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Conneaut. O
Sea Serpent Turns Out To Be Fire Hose Mystery
In Montreal the so called sea serpent sighting near a local quarry was debunked. Alderman Dubreuil paid $10 after a bet revealed the “monster” was a fire hose manipulated by strings held by two youths. The council member could not fully explain the incident.
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Sea Serpent
Montreal
Dubreu
Dubrei
Bet Sith
Cty Counscl
Dubreuil
Local club officers and election results noted
The text lists officers including vice president Cosarpan and secretary Lila Prier Secreters with treasurer Beverly Mor and Norma Brucser as News Retourier. During the special hour Marian Cashmer and Lila Pippert won some event as 45 male entries competed. Betty Mor was absent due to a stress while refreshments were served for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam Cosarpan
Lila Prier
Beverly Mor
Treasur
Betty Mor
Norma Brucser
Scec
Marian Cashmer
Lila Pippert
Sten
Ievacn
Regular Legion Post 197 meeting this evening
Regular meeting of South Ambert American Legion Post No 197 to be held in the Club Rooms this evening. bake sale by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church in Oberlin Saturday morning, bake goods to be ready by 9:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ambert
American Legion Post No. 197
Ladies Aid Sociew
Atethrdist Church
Oberlin
Wellington Woman's Association hears missionary from Japan
Forty members and guests gather at the First Congregational Church in Wellington for a Wednesday meeting led by president Mrs. C. W. Gannett. Dr. Frank Carey, missionary to Japan, speaks on field happenings amid wartime, followed by a playlet and songs. The group plans a December program featuring a one act play directed by Miss Lois Van Blargen.
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Wellington
Ohio
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
C. W. Gannett
Charles W. Recard
Frank Carey
Japan
D. R. Arnold
Elizabeth
E. J. Massard
Lawrence F. Baker
Kenneth Herrick Charles Richard
Helen Marie Shepard
Ireta Rae Page
Lois van Blargen
Harold Brenner
Isabel Bishbaugh
Robert Sutff
Anna Buswell
Armand Ensign
Three new members join Silent Circle of King's Daughters
Mrs A B Southard inducted three new members at a Silent Circle gathering held by Mrs Arnold Kopplinger at 108 Courtland Street. Inductees include Mrs Jane Grose Mrs Paul Wilkinson Mrs Claudia Althaus and Mrs Vadah Rey. Details for a Tea on November 3 at Herrick Auditorium were finalized and the public invited. The group planned a quilt auction and entertainment for December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Southard
Arnold Kopplinger
Silent Circle of
King’s Daughters
Courtland Stret
Jane Grose
Paul Wilkinson
Claudia Althaus
Vadah Rey
Herrick Auditorium
Homer Burles Coill
Nominating and election of officers at Temperance Lodge meeting
Nominating and election of officers occurred at the Past Matrons meeting of the Pairons Association in Temple County. A dinner prepared by Mrs. Henry Ramsets was served after the business session. Officers elected included Mrs. Breadtree Brie as president and Reath Andrews as co president with Charles Ormercia as secretary.
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Tempie Co
Myreta
Henry J Ramsets
Masame Hou Wednesa
Breadtree Brie
Reath Andrews
Charles Ormercia
Asa Ltme F
Kiwanis luncheon program highlights Herrick event
Five high school students presented at the Kiwanis luncheon in Herrick Auditorium on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Herrick Aauditorium
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Completes Officer Nomination
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge finished its final nomination of new officers at the Wednesday meeting. Officers will be announced and elected at the next gathering on Wednesday evening, December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Local Health Notes From Wellington Area
Mrs E E Rowland remains at her home 112 Magyar Street. Mrs A R Brothers, Wellington, R F D, is indisposed with illness. Mrs George Terwilliger remains ill at 309 Herrick Avenue East. Mrs Julia Wiedenhaver shows slight improvement at her daughter Mrs Fred Abbott Sr home East Street. Mrs Albert Luce confined to bed with illness at 406 Hermeck Avenue East. Mrs A P Lincoln Wellington R F D is recovering slowly from a recent automobile accident. Mrs Orvie Seeley resting at Herrick Avenue West.
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E E. Rowland
Magyar Street
A R Brothers
Wellington
F. D
George Terwilliger
Herrick Avenue
Julia Wiedenhacfer
Fred Abbott
East
Albert Luce
Hermeck Avenue
A. P Lincoln
R. Fld
Orvie Seeley
Herricavenue West
Local Residents Entertain and Move in Lakewood Area
Mr and Mrs S M Wright on North Main Street hosted guests including Mr and Mrs George Pease and baby at their home. A fall from a roof injured Laverne Newberger on High Street. John Grissinger and family moved to 626 North Main Street. Mrs Milo Pease hosted visitors at 208 Frick Avenue East. Other residents listed include Mr and Mrs Russell Senter in Lakewood.
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Broadsword
Chatham
S M Wright
North Main Street
Laverne Newberger
High Street
John Grissinger
Baby
North Man Street
George Pease
L.ewood
Gurtsts
Eto
Milo Pease
Florrick Evenue
East
Russell Sen Ster
Lakewood
Public Re dedication service at Moerhocet Episcopal church
The public is invited to attend a rededication service at 7:30 Sundew Ave in the Moorechest Episcopal Church. Dr Vo W Wagar will conduct the service and choose the subject It At The Organ. A joint musical program by the Senior and Joint Gospel chorus, directed by Charles F Willard and Mrs Mur, will follow with organ selections during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundew Everwig
Moerhocet
Rededication marks church improvements and unveilings
Lum Dirlam leads at the organ console as a rededication service wraps up ongoing church improvements. Upgrades include spire punting, organ overhang, new basement heating, and cushions for pews. In memory of Francis McConnell, his picture will be unveiled in the Memorial classroom. Dr Emma Below of Clyde, Chig, a World Evangelist, will speak at the 10:30 morning service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum Dirlam
Francis McConnell
Christ
L. W. McConnel
Emma
Clyde
Chig
Brighton Births and Social News Recap
Bright on born Friday night November 11 at Falls Chimie Wellington to Mr and Mrs Forest Matchen. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs William Mosher and children and Mrs Daisy Rollins at the home of Mr and Mrs Rollins in Olena. Alberta, daughter of Dean McClellan and Mrs. McClellan, visited Mrs. Carpenter in Clarksfield Sunday. Various visitors and social calls across Wellington and surrounding areas noted, including families: Rasmin Nett, Beawell Bard, Grinds, and Bevis.
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Brighton
Mrs. Forest Matchen
Falls Chimie
Wellington
William Mosher
Daisy Rollins
Robert Rollins
Olena
Dean McClellan
Alberta
Albert Carpenter
Clarksfield
Norman Brightaill
Virginia Renner
Sharon Center
Rasmin Nett
Frankliin Sullivan
Detroit
Saturdes
Mais
C D. Murray
Beawell Bard
Dutahier
Ales
Weipaten
A OR Bard
Rovert Bevis
Arthur
Wilbuim Bosker
Sanay
Brotherear
Aed
W.E
Tar Larredux
Wellingten
Murray
Weekend Guests Visit Area Families From Akron to Lakewood
The home of Mr and Mrs Don Goss hosted Mr and Mrs Harold Kinder of Akron for a weekend visit with Mrs Kinder staying several days with her mother Mrs Daisy Rollins. Clifford McKinley of Ashland joined weekend guests Latter's parents Mr and Mrs Veltiie. Harvey Homan family from Dover and Mrs Gregory of Lakewood visited Mr and Mrs William Mosher Sunday evening. Norman Everson visited his brother Howard Everson and family in Cleveland on Sunday.
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Don Goss
Harold Kinder
Akron
William Musher
Will Bequeaths Child in Redwood City Case
The will of the late Mrs. Anna Getto reveals she not only disposed of her property by the usual legal methods but also left instructions affecting a child. Further details follow in the probate notes from the Redwood City court proceedings.
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McDonalds
McDonald
Matthew
Jesse Jones
Redwood City
Cal
Anna Getto
Mother faces custody bid over adoption tied child
A mother is accused of placing possession of her 9 year old adopted daughter with friends while her husband contests the right to will away a child. The dispute centers on custody and parental rights in the adoption arrangement.
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Batista
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Jesse
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Read’s Credit Jewelers
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Anes UE
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Su John’s Evangelea
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Russel Sersen
Sunde
Sencel
Ilmorial Service
School Retirement Board
Blandles
Lgion Meeting
Bake Sale
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Cora M Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
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