Kersten Defends Record in Labor Hearings Clash
Washington report details a dramatic Senate labor committee hearing where Rep. Kersten faced questions on his stance toward communism and union politics. James J. Mathes, a Taft Hartley critic, pressed for clarity while Kersten and witnesses traded sharp remarks amid tense testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Charles 2
Rheosten
Weconsin
Kersten
Ralroad
Labor Committee
James J. Mathes
Alles
United Fleeting Workers Union
Boint
Congressmien
Yuruigadar
Alswaunee
Joe Stalin
Commmunists
Union
Matles
Linccoln
Jefferson
Runa
Mattes
Finkes
James J. Conroy
Communist Party
Maties
Conroy
Rep. Kersten
AM Matles
Congressman
Labor Sibcommittee
Kersien
Four Major Events To Be of Interest To Dairy Farmers
Four major events for Lorain County dairy farmers were announced by the county dairymen's association after a directors meeting. Highlights include a November 16 talk by Coo L. Blackman of Ohio State University on raising young stock, January 3–4 rearranging dairy barns, a January 31 milking machine clinic with Perry Ellsworth, and plans for a future banquet with potential speaker L. J. Rummiel. The group also discussed dairy herd improvement testing, need for testers, and short courses at Ohio State University starting October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorain County
Dury
Coo L. Blackman
Ohio State
J.D. Ghiehle
lLeran County
Perry Ellsworth
Ohio State University
Tde
Lorain County
L. J. Rummiel
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Parent Teacher meeting outlines 1946 events and notices
The first PTA meeting was held at the school with officers elected for the coming year and plans to redecorate the school kitchen. A Harvest Home Festival, paper drive, and a 4-H style show were noted along with class officer elections at the high school. Various community notices, visits, and a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Maynard Delefield are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Smith
Lois Rothe
Wanda Widdowson
Evangelical Reformed Church
Sandusky
BLT. A
Jimmy Bucks
Maynard Delefield
Richard Lamvermyer
Allen Krendyith
Crandall
Emmett Thompson
Martha Dielefield
May
Hiamand Schreder
Jessie Delefield
Woc
WLC
TOOL
Hebd Weedrne Diysetts
AEL
Buscne
Cal
Mre
Moth
Ron
Rochester Farm Bureau Group Meets in Rochester
Rochester Farm Bureau group met Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Graydon Jewett with 15 in attendance. Resolutions for this year s council meetings were adopted and subjects before the next legislature were planned, including taxation of cooperatives reapportionment and classification of property for taxation. The 90th birthday of Mrs Margaret Franks was celebrated with family in attendance and church services in Shelby followed by a gathering at home of the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Rochester
6-C
C. D. Setterfield
Max
Witliam BL
Murray
Lee Conklin
Hoo
Rowland
Artnne
New York
Ety Department
Wa War Aston AL Hades
Iit
Daniel Adams
Rochester Parent Teacher Association Opens Year With New Officers
The Rochester Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year at the schoolhouse. New officers include President Olive Meloy Vice President Lucile Haines and Treasurer Gladys Fye. Plans for a Fall carnival and an October party were discussed. The event featured singing games and refreshments with strong attendance. Nearby gatherings included a Sunday picnic on the lawn hosted by Mr and Mrs Merton Galloway and relatives visiting from Cleveland Akron Kipton and Clevehard. George Parker of Cleveland, brother of the late Charles Parker, died Sunday at the greenhouse where he worked. The Cheerful Worker Juniors class met Friday night with about 20 attendees. Gerald’s sixth birthday party followed after school Tuesday with games and a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ringler
B.A. Shirers
Clevehard
Howerd Ringler
Akron
Nettie Wood
Kipton
Rochester Parent-Teacher Association
Olive Meloy
Lucile Haines and
Meerehirsy
Gladys Fye
Paarty
Elsa Parker
Arthur Jewets
George Parker
Cleveland
Charles Parker
Wilda Leber
Methodist Church
Rhea Cowie
Gerald
Attendees and Guests At Local Swine Day And Socials
Community notes list attendees at Swine Day at Wooster Experiment Station and visits among local families. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Schultz at Wooster event, and numerous Sunday and weekday visits among Meyer Haury Gross and related families in Medina Elyria Wadsworth Vermilion and Cleveland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Nelson Schultz
Wooster Experimental Station
Duane Meyer
Albert Jasney
Cleveland
Bert Meyer
Dean Regal
Johnny
Huntington
Albert Gross
Sam Neumeier
J. G. Haury
Sidney
Theodore Haury
Norman
Vermilion
Harry Smith
Lexington
Robert Steiner
Mable Campfield
Akron
Andy Bittner
Mary
Louise
All
Grafton
Dowdell
Ruby Meyer
Ward Winchell
Lodi
Georgie
Earl Feist
Killbuck
Hugh Tibbitts
Hinckley
Barney Haury
K. L. Haas
Elvina
Edward Neffenzer
George Mott
Proevil Meyer
Charley Swindeman
Geors. O'Brien
Medina Spebsqsa
Berea
Eveng
Fred Zimmerman
Fred
Illyria
Bert Deimling
Ed Deimling
Phil Armbruster
Dorothy Feist
Glen Yannayon
Eddie April
Grets
Harold Evist
Bertrand Lockyer
Billy
Mars Violet Feist
Archie Lockyer
Mys
Daisy Fintex
Woode Starcher
Harry Bell
Pla Armibruster
Mingie Vanhaven
Alness U
United States Seen as World Leader in Atomic War Readiness
Washington experts report a Western power declaration in Paris stating the United States is the only nation geared for atomic war and is extending its lead. The Atomic Energy Commission said U S position has improved, while Gen A G L McNaughton told the UN that the United States is the only nation with bombs capable of atomic war. Observers note the qualification but doubt others can yet match the bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
A.G.L. McNaughton
General Assembly of the United Nations
Ammount
McNaughton
Great Britain
Canada
Russia
Social Visit Roundup in Valley City and Nearby Areas
Two months of steady recovery noted as Mrs. Charles Stout of Valley City visits with Mrs. Philip Armbruster and Ella. Numerous weekday guests include Harold Feist and family, Wally Steyer, Eugene Knable, Clarence Hoover, Frank Schmidt, and Harry Bell of Cleveland. Sightings span Fairview Village, Hinckley, and Chatham with various family visits and attendance at the Lodi Street Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stout
Valley City
Philip Armbruster
Ella
Ed Steyer
Harold Feist
Wally Steyer
Eugene Knable
Clarence Hoover
Frank Schmidt
Harry Bell
Cleveland
Ed Wickner
Anna
John Crome
Fairview Village
Rose Fries
Cal Neff
Barney Haury
B. Meyer
J. G. Haury
Sam Neumeyer
James Heckler
Loretta
Hinckley
Alta Hastings
Nelson Schultz
Frank Ullrich
Ruby Meyer
Chas, Martin
Chatham
Grafton P T A holds first meeting of year
Grafton P T A met Tuesday evening for the first meeting of the school year. President Mrs Dorothy Smith presided. Plans were made for the Fall Festival on November 6. Supt B B Cox chairs the ways and means committee. Membership drive starts October 4 with Mrs Vivian Hopkins as chair. The group discussed a crafts class, a bulletin titled Oak Chips, and Father Night posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A
Grafton
Parent- Teacher Association
Dorothy Smith
Helen Hershey
Ruth Weisel
Supt
B. B. Cox
Ways and Means
Ohio Congress
Cleveland
Vivian Hopkins
Theodore Cook
Donna Rusts
Jeanne Rothgery
Supt. Cox
Mileti
Abrs
Ruth Myers
Jim Parker
Kiwanis
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Blanche Edwards
Mary Finley
Community notices span bake sale plan and Welcome Home party
Open discussion on fundraising included a bake sale planned for October and a Fellowship supper on Friday October 8 with Friendship class volunteers handling tables and serving. A program featured stories by Mrs. Theodore Cook and Mrs. Robert Chaunce, followed by a Welcome Home party for Arthur Malham at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Malham after his three years in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Cook
Spiritual Life
Robert Chaunce
Arthur Malham
Raymond Malham
Europe
American Forces Network
Berlin
Munich
Minnie Malham
Ernest
Oberslin
Peggy Strauss
Lorain
Dean Baldwin
Cleveland
Sam Jagusch
L. L. Wheeler
LaGrange
Gordon Wheeler
Harry Jantz
Harry, Jr
Karely
Harold Lucader
Nelda Lawson
Dorothy Adams
Kenneth Malham
Ben Smith
Bardon Alexander
Canton
Nellie Cragin
Rogers, Ark
Grafton
Social notes of Elyria area community events
Mrs. Mary Davison is hosting the next meeting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cragin and Mrs. Warren Cragin at a postnuptial shower for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Valerius. Friendship class hosts, with a campfire song service and a new Sunday school schedule to begin Oct. 3. Attendance was 20 members plus Rev. Chaunce and Dr. Herbert Thompson. Several visits and travels noted, including Mssrs. Bartlett, Mynchenberg, and McClellan. Various local residents and guests visited or traveled, with activities spanning showers, dinners, and guild conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davidson
Frank Cragin
Warren Cragin
Larry Valerius
Elizabeth Barber
Albert Sibley
Elyria
Chass
Branley Hoskins
Dannie Sheidler
Sheidler
Herbert Thompson
Norwalk
Clifford McGill
Harold Luzader
Lloyd Bartlett
George Mynchenberg
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Lottie Klinect
Akron
Ralph McClellan
Lake Agnew Fish Club
Belden
Cleveland
Cragin
Ray Fieldhouse
Lodi
Warren Fowl
Mildred Fowl
Leonard Fowl
Nellie Cragin
California
Andrew Rawson
Will Hastings
la Grange
A. B. Pfeiffer
W. L. Laundon
Camden
C. C. Johnson
Barbara
Clarence Gray
Charles Borling
Robert Chaunce
William Collingridge
E. Z. Worden
Harold Worden
Moyne Noah
Ora Lehman
Merle Lehman
Amherst
John Keisler
Robert Kane
Emil Keisler
P. H. Rogers
J. R. Hoffman
Rocky River
Otto Thomas
Valparaiso University Guild
Valparaiso
Ind
Sullivan Congregational Church Forms Young Married Group
Twelve young people met at the Sullivan Congregational church parsonage last Wednesday evening to organize a fellowship group for the young married people and others of that age. A broken tile in front of the parsonage and church caused considerable disruption to activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational News
Sullivan
Sullivan Congregational Church
Dental film shows guinea pigs suffer for science
Harman W Nichols reports on a National Bureau of Standards and American Dental Association color film about tooth fillings. Harold Caul and Aubrey Swaney endure painful retakes while W P Richardson films. The piece notes technical issues and limited layperson interest and ends with observations on traffic congestion by transit advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caul and
Swaney
National Bureau of Standards
American Dental Association
Bureau
W. P. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Mr. R
Mr. Caul
Mr. Swaney
Mr. S
George Dickson
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M. G. Johnson
Thomas Sapienza
Ervin Jaycox
John Berger
Harvey Heyman
Thomas Lanenza
Irvin Jaycox
James Ehrman
William Griffin
Louvane Thompson
Dorothy Howard
Betty Kathe
Phyllis Holcomb
Joyce Currier
Dorothy Howe
Bonnie Daniels
Velma Jean Ross
Pamelia Andress
Harvey Born
Albert Reusser
Louie Born
John Geissendoerfer
Danny
Newcastle
Lena Hostetler
Jack
Lewis Addisor
Ernest Lamvermyer
Charles Dodd
Harry Meyers
Vane Hackett
Paul Portman
P.T. A
Oscar Zeise
Dick Broome
Baby
Grattan
Richard Sanders
Nelson Reusser
Robert E. Cheverton
Belle Harbor
New York City
Earl Kendeigh
Lewis Addison
Wakeman
Eliza Sanders
Eaton
Omar Sanders
Sturgis
Mich
O. C. Sanders
Broad Street
Eva
Merton Galloway
U. S
RESAR
Service Coo
Belden School
Ravenna
Mansfield
Toledo
Thompson
Nellie Polden
Lloyd Polden
Lake Agnew
Webbywood
Ontario
Joe Welch
Mack van Hormer
Leon Lehman
Earl Durkee
Sue Durkee
Howard Klinect
Betty
Kenneth Klinect
Lee Klinect
Quilt Club
Weyerhaeuser
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Chestnut St
Washington News
By Harman W. Nichols
G.P
Harold Caul
Aubrey Swaney
Congregational Church
Ag Mude
Warman Nichols
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Rigbee
Broad St
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