Financial markets and Franco-British currency talks
The piece notes SEC scrutiny of price moves on Wall Street as markets hold steady amid talks on currency stabilization between the United States Britain and France. It discusses London and Washington views, devaluation talk, and potential shifts in policy with Morgenthau's stabilization fund disclosures drawing mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec-Ers
Wall Street
Washington Watchers
SEC
Roper
New York
United States
Britain
France
Morgerthan
Morgenthau
Star Ruby Schemes and Hidden Jewels at the Estate
Albertine suspects Dennis plans to leave with her star rubies and pearls still missing. A Russian guest Yelena eyes the ruby collection as Aunt Celia confronts Bates at dinner, then a blackout ends the scene with Dennis set to depart for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Albertine
Yelena
Dennis
Celia
Bates
Aunt Celia
Mr Maxwell
Tye
Denny
Detroit
Ebour
Local M E Workers Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Mrs. Ray Brouse and Mrs. Edd Brown led M E Workers as officers were chosen and plans laid for the year. The group will reconvene in four weeks to sew. Several residents and students from Alliance College Baldwin Wallace College and Akron areas visited or stayed with relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brouse
Edd Brown
M. E
Brown
Melvin Waltz
Alliance College
Alliance, O
Royal Waltz
Melvin
J. G. Koonts
C. C. Touby
Betty Jackson
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
DeForest Jackson
R. G. Danials
N. J. Walters
Robert Dennison
Leslie White
Ridgeville
Will White
Leon White
Homerville
Frank White
Omer Sibert
Ashland
Arleigh Hendricks
Wilda Moore
Business College
Akron
Wild Moore
U S Power Schemes and Multi Purpose Hydro Projects
The Third World Power Conference heads to Washington after London 1924 and Berlin 1930 previews. U S programs like TVA Boulder Dam Grand Coulee Bonneville and St Lawrence aim at multiple goals including flood control navigation irrigation domestic water supply and electric energy. Critics say yardstick comparisons with private utilities fail due to multi purpose aims making fair cost and rate assessments difficult.
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Washington
London
Berlin
Tennessee Valley Authority
Boulder Dam
Grand Counee
Bonneville
St. Lawrence River
T.V.A
Tennessee River
Tennessee Valley
California
Colorado River
Columbia River
Grand Coulee
St Lawrence River
Community Notes Record Host Of Local Visits and New Pastor
Addressing the author care of the newspaper and daughter Dolas on Sept 24 with twenty present, a noon covered dish dinner and an afternoon business meeting preceded a fine program. Rev H H Patrick new Brighton charge pastor preached his first Brighton M E church sermon and plans to move into the Brighton parsonage this week. Various local families hosted or visited kin from St Marrs Sandusky North Fairfield Wellington Lakewood and Cleveland with birthday and reunion events noted among A W Davidson Jesse Burge and Estella Garrett households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolas
H. H. Patrick
Brighton
Rochester
Clarksfield
M. E
C. O. Goss
Don Lawrence
St. Marrs
Earl Davidon
A. G. Millis
Pittsfield
Clement Greene
H. H. Cobb
Gerald
North Fairfield
H. E. Patrick
Donald Shays
Eiliis Biswell
New London
Earl Davidson
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Jesse Burge
Local social notes from Rochester and area gatherings
Rochester residents attend family visits and church events while neighbors travel to Akron for the M BE Conference. Many Sunday and weekend gatherings include the Murray, Richards, Jewett, Thompson, Ewell, Ward, Switzer, and Crittenden families with extended kin from Elyria, Cleveland, Findlay, and Berea.
Bradford and Sons Exhibit Sheep at Carrolton and Wooster Fairs
L. A. Bradford and Sons show prize winning sheep at Carrolton and Wooster fairs this week. They claim record prizes and excellent displays as Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ward are involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bradford and Sons
Carrolton and Wooster
Harley Ward
Isolation sentiment remains strong in the country
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate attributed line notes that isolationist sentiment continues to hold sway across the nation, reflecting a persistent mood in public opinion.
Brighton Auxiliary Entertained Stereotypers Aux No 22
Mrs H E Shef field of Cleveland and Mrs C H Lamphere of Brighton hosted the Stereotypers Auxiliary No 22 of Cleveland at Mrs Lamphere home on Sept 23. Twenty members attended and spent the afternoon playing bingo. Guest Mrs O R McCullough joined the gathering.
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Brighton
H. E. Sheffield
Cleveland
C. H. Lamphere
Stereotypers Auxiliary
No. 22
Brighton church Ladies' Society to meet in Wellington
The Ladies' Society of the Brighton Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Russell Griggs in Wellington on Wednesday October 7. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. A business meeting and an afternoon program are planned. A good attendance is desired.
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Ladies’ Society of the
Brighton Congregational Church
Russell Griggs
Wellington
Farewell Reception for Rev and Mrs Jones at Brighton Church
A farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Jones was held at Brighton Methodist Church on Friday evening Sept 25 with over one hundred attendees. A covered dish lunch followed by hymn singing. gifts from the Brighton Ladies' Aid Society were given by Virgil Burge. Attending were members from Rochester and Clarksfield M E churches. The couple left for their new home in Salineville Ohio on Monday evening.
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J. H. Jones
Brighton Methodist Church
Jones
Brighton
Community Club Meets Brighton Leaders
The Brighton Community club met with Mrs. Clarence Draper to discuss upcoming events and local activities. The meeting focused on plans to strengthen neighborhood programs and member engagement.
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Brighton
Clarence Draper
Families Visit Over Weekend in Celina and Akron
Mr and Mrs Scott Anderson of Wellington and their son Gomer hosted relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs L J Herman and family and Mr and Mrs John Herman from Akron spent time with the Herman family.
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Celina
Scott Anderson
Wellington
Gomer
L. J. Herman
Akron
John Herman
Social visit notes from local households
Mr and Mrs Jesse Burge entertained the aunt Miss Effie Cannan of Cleveland last week Miss Ruth Phillips visited Miss Virginia Greene at Berea Saturday afternoon callers included the Burges sister Will Pomeroy of Lo Train Mrs Will McKenzie daughter Thelma and son Billy dined with Mr and Mrs Mitchell Heiner and others at their home
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Florence Kemery
Cleveland
Akron
Grissinger
Minnie Kemery
Claud Gannett
Blake Thompson
Nancy Jane
Ashland
Martin Boger
Harold Dill
Huntington
Karl M. Weidrick
Dani Leininger
Liberty Street
Ambherst
Jesse Parent
Bert Woods
Charles Parent
R. G. Parks
Orlesbee
Wellington
Lucy Gross
Jennie Johnson
John Johnson
Johnson
R. C. Parish
Wir
Otto Kuepfer
Canton
Herbert Kuepfer
Myron Bradley
West Virginia
K. C. Smith
Ruth Still
Lodi
Cinderella Still
W. H. Stroup
Marion Weidman
Mr. Dennison
Bob Dennison
Vernon
Rochester
Vernon Heifner
Mary Clark
Millard McKenzie
Charles Davidson
John Clark
Lakewood
Dean McClellan
Edwin Edwards
Kenneth Myers
Mittewanga
Mr. Ward
W. A. Jewett
Jimmy Rutledge
Rory Jewett
Amherst
Georges Ward
Gréydon
Louise
Russell Ward
Ruggles Beach
Delbert Switzer
E. Switzer
Forest
L. C. Bratt
Virginia
Michael Deitrick
Berea
Arthur Jewett
William Ashton
Ruggles
Katie Norris
Elsa Jewett
Harry Brooker
Bob
Jesse Burge
Effie Cannan
Ruth Phillips
Virginia Greene
Will Pomeroy
Lo Train
Will McKenzie
Thelma
Billy
Mitchell Heiiner
Moscow Parks Draw Huge Summer Crowds
The four largest Moscow parks hosted 18.5 million visitors this summer. Large expenditures were made to improve Gorky Central Park of Rest and Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Gorky Central Park
North Dakota to have horse surplus in 1937 says official
George J. Baker extension animal husbandman at North Dakota Agricultural College says the state will show a surplus of horses for sale between new and time farm work opens in 1937. The note places Fargo among the regions observing the trend as farmers plan for spring activity and animal needs.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
George J. Baker
North Dakota Agricultural College
Gotilier the Tailor Promises Safe Gold Standard Era
Advertisement notes GOTILIER the Tailor assures the public there will be no loss from leaving the Gold Standard as the nation adjusts. The ad promotes dry cleaning and pressing services for ladies and gents suits at 711 West Bro.
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Gotilier
West Bro
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