Fragmented Local Notes and International Policy Posture
Rumors of post conference shifts, local community events, and a global angle unfold from page one. Mentions include Avon High Theatre Party, Minstrel, and community figures alongside speculation on Ciano's visit and the Berlin Rome axis. Predicts Mussolini pursuing a peace bid if Hitler succeeds, aiming at Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Balkans
Ciano
Germany
Italy
Rome
Hitler
Mussolini
Great Britain
France
Elyria Fire Loss at 1989 nine months up sharply
Fire Chief W N Bates reports Elyria fire losses for the first nine months of 1989 totaled $46,349.23, nearly four times last year’s nine month figure. Last month’s loss reached $7,513.76, more than five times September of last year, driven by two large fires at Elyria Belting and Machinery and Bing Terrace apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Elyria Belting and Machinery Company
Bing Terrace
East Avenue
Britain Will Rally for War Endurance and More U-Boat Hunts
Churchill announced Britain will triple its U boat hunting craft by October and seize 150000 additional tons of contraband goods destined for Germany. King George issued a royal proclamation calling up about 300000 men aged 20 to 21 for army, navy and air force service with registration later this month. The war will be prolonged and victory depends on Hitler's grip loosening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Britain
Germany
War Cabinet
Herr Hitler
Hitler
George
Modes and Manners in Dining Etiquette Questions
A set of etiquette queries asks if lifting a dish from the table or turning the plate helps bring food closer is proper, whether to seek potato chips in a certain way, and the correct use of knife and fork when passing one's plate for a seventh helping.
Amherst Couple United in Septic Church Parsonage Wedding
Miss Gladys Neuman Jenne Joad and Michael Caswell of Amherst wed in the St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church parsonage with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Attendants were Herman Bischoff and wife. Bride wore grape wine crepe. flowers lilies of the valley and orchids. Reception at Bischoff home followed by short honeymoon. They will reside at 3511 West Avenue Elyria in a newly furnished apartment. Mrs Caswell a Lorain High and Bowling Green alumna. teaches at Lake Avenue School and attends St Peter church. Mr Caswell attended Lorain High. works at National Tube Co Lorain. Maid of honor Edythe Buell. Best man Elmer Pringle Avon. Reception for families followed a buffet lunch. They will live in Avon. both graduates of Avon High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Gladys Neuman
Jenne Joad
Michael Caswell
Amherst
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Herman Bischoff
Lorain Hi
Bowling Green College
Lake Avenue School
Caswell
National Tube Co
Lorain
Edythe Buell
Elmer Pringle
Avon
Chester
Avon Hi
Miss Edna Buell Weds William Chester In Home Wedding
Miss Edna Buell daughter of Mrs Nancy Buell of 390 Jackson street married William Chester son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Chester of Avon in a 1 P M ceremony at the bride’s home decorated with Fall flowers. Rev Ralph Neighbour of the First Baptist Elyria officiated. The bride wore a blue wool dress with lace yoke and a corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Buell
Nancy Buell
Jackson Street
William Chester
Nelson Chester
Avon
Ralph Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Amherst group meetings fill week social calendar
The Amherst Business Men's Association convenes this evening at St. Paul Lutheran church parlors. The Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters meets Tuesday evening, Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars gathers Wednesday, and a sixty-six card party hosted by the Eagle Auxiliary is set for Thursday at the Eagle Home. Hickory Tree Grange meets Thursday in the grange hall, followed by Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion on Friday for a social gathering led by committee Franklin Moebius, Conrad Mulder, and John Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Business Men’s Association
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Franklin Moebius
Conrad Mulder
John Hollingsworth
October meeting of altar rosary society to be held this evening
The October meeting of the altar rosary society will be held this evening in the school hall with hostesses Mrs Edward McGuire Mrs Mable McDermott Mrs Martin Niesen Mrs Peter Niesen Mrs Edward Neuburger and Mrs Rose Plato in charge Miss Edna Delfing to entertain the Marion Club at her Jackson street home Tuesday evening Mrs J J Radicon James street will host the Victorian Guild Tuesday evening Two circles of St Ann's society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
Edward McGuire
Mable McDermott
Martin Niesen
Peter Niesen
Edward Newberger
Rose Plato
Edna Delfing
Marion Club
Jackson Street
J. J. Radicon
James Street
Victorian Guild
St. Ann’s Society
Pain of Arthritis Relieved By Heat Massage Baths
Dr. Claud North Chrisman presents a case of a 65 year old woman with arthritis. Despite excellent health and high activity she remains overweight by about 25 pounds. She sleeps poorly by preference, not difficulty, and shows restless patterns with six to seven hours nightly.
Sudden Knee Arthritis Strikes Patient After Weeks of Stiffness
A patient with progressive knee stiffness developed acute pain and swelling in mid August. X rays revealed multiple spurs on the knee surfaces causing locking. Routine remedies reduced surface soreness but the patient soon needed bed rest.
Metabolism Arthritis and the heat and massage regimen
The excerpt discusses arthritis as a metabolic problem needing rest sleep and regulated diet. It outlines treatment including heat via medical lamps infrared diathermy massage and hot baths plus alkaline drugs. It notes midday sun exposure for knees and iodine lubricant massage. Differences in professional opinion are mentioned regarding manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bormme
Saget
Beauty Tips for Posture and Confidence in Youth
A reader asks about a double chin, slouching, and a tall frame. The advice encourages erect head position, deep breathing, neck and chin exercises, and posture work. No creams or straps needed, and proper standing against a wall helps align spine, chest, and shoulders for a more balanced look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Short Cuts for Cooking and Cleaning Tips
A collection of practical kitchen and home hints. Cooking pasta with no sticking, using vinegar to tenderize tough meat, salting oven spills to stop smoking, washing walls with mild soap in sections, melting marshmallows into a sauce, and a note on reindeer diet. Shakespeare is cited for mentioning black hair in his plays.
Circle groups schedule meetings and services this week
Circle one plans a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs Albert Schmitz and Mrs William Wilker on N Mainstreet Circle two will host Wednesday evening Nearby. A novena in honor of Our Sorrowful Mother is set for Friday at 730 PM. Holy Name society groups will receive Holy Communion at 8 AM Sunday. A 3 PM Sunday enrollment service for new Altar Rosary Society members will be held for the Marion and Teckawitha clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
Albert Schmitz
William Wilker
N. Mainstreet
Circle Two
Holy Name Society
Altar Rosary Society
Marion and
Teckawitha
Church Council May Meet At Mathes Home
The monthly church council meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathes on North Main Street. The Philathea Bible class October meeting, a Halloween party, is set for Wednesday evening at Mrs. L. Roemer’s on AxTel Street. Roll call will be answered with a scripture verse containing the word Fruit. The Women's Guild semiannual birthday party will be Thursday at the church parlors, starting with a noon dinner served by members born in the first six months. Circle six of the Guild meets Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ed Warrick’s on Wood Hill Drive. The choir’s weekly rehearsal is Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Charles Mathes
N. Main Street
Philathea
Women's Guild
Ed. Warrick
Woodhill Drive
Methodist district fellowship supper welcomes new superintendent
All ministers and laymen of the Norwalk district of Methodist churches are invited to a fellowship supper at the Elyria Methodist church Tuesday evening to welcome the new district superintendent Dr. Meister. A program will follow. Mrs. Charles Flew will host the Ladies Aid society Wednesday at 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk District
Rally Day Observed In Sunday School
Rally Day was observed in Sunday School with a mixed program of music and recitations. Three beginners Marion Menz Janet Rae Battenhouse and Fleming Brainerd III were promoted to the primary department. Preparations for a preaching mission October 8 to 22 are under way with daily meetings at 7 30 except Saturday. Rev Kuntz assisted by Rev E Barth will lead under the theme Jesus Calls to Us with R Nortz of Liberty Ill in charge of music. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Menz
Janet Rae Battenhouse
Fleming Brainerd III
Jesus
Kuntz
E. Barth
Sullivan Church
R. Nortz
Liberty, Ill
Church Events Schedule For The Week
Evening of teacher training and Bible study at 7 30 in church parlors. Men’s Club resumes after Summer recess Tuesday evening in church parlors. Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening at the church. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors. Junior Walther League meets Thursday evening in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walther League
Church Rally and Choir Rehearsal Planned
The Women's Missionary Society invites all church members to a rally Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The young people's choir also meets for rehearsal at the church this Saturday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Baby boy born to Mrs Ross Robinson in Wellington
Mrs Ross Robinson of Wellington was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday. Discharges include Paul Wottring of Shupe Avenue and Leroy Bartlome of N Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Robinson
Wellington
Paul Wottring
Shupe Avenue
Leroy Bartlome
N. Ridge Road
Past Chiefs Club Meeting Postponed To Next Week
The Past Chiefs Club meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed a week and moved to the home of Mrs. Georgs Saus with Mrs. C A Lauer assisting. The AuCourant Club will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. Elmer Bakers Park Avenue home. Dr and Mrs G R Wiseman Jr have returned from a lengthy trip through the east and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Georgs Saus
C. A. Lauer
AuCourant Club
Elmer Baker
Park Avenue
G. R. Wiseman
Jr. Nave
East
Canada
Baldwin Family Hosts Social Guests With Local Attendees
Vincent reports afternoon and evening visitors including M Baldwin family, William Fixler and daughter Phyllis of Rittman Ohio, Carl Carpenter and Jean of Philadelphia, Moreau of Detroit, Vandewalker of Oxford. An official church board meeting followed in Methodist church parlors with Rev L K Adams presiding. About ten attended as plans for the conference year's church work were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Adams
Edna Marie Spachtholz Weds Joseph James Servera
Edna Marie Spachtholz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spachtholz of Vanda Ave announces her marriage to Joseph James Servera of Lorain Ohio. The ceremony occurred in Kentucky on Sunday September 24. Attendants were her sister and others. Bride is Avon Lake High class of 10. groom works at We National Tube Co in Lorain. They will reside at 27nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spachtholz
Vanda Ave
Edna Marie
Joseph James Servera
30Th Street
Lorain
Kentucky
Hash
Ignat Parwitel
Avon Lake
We National Tube Co
Miesser
Babson
Death of Mrs Marjorie Plas in Russia Township
Mrs Marjorie Plas wife of William Plas died at home on Butternut Ridge Road Russia Township Oberlin R D October lat at 9 30 AM after a five year illness. Born Milan March 26 1906 moved to Russia Township from Wellington four years ago. Member Sacred Heart Church. Survived by husband two daughters Betty Louise Toledo and Barbara Jean at home. Body from Bittner Home tonight to late home. Funeral Wednesday at 9 AM from Sacred Heart Church Oberlin burial in St Marys Cemetery Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Plas
William Plas
Butternut Ridge Road
Russia Township
Oberlin
R. D
Milan
Wellington
Sacred Heart Church
Betty Louise
Toledo
Barbara Jean
Bittner
W. C. O'Loughlin
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria
Funeral services for George W. Sweet in Kipton
Funeral services for George W. Sweet 69 of Kipton will be held Tuesday at 2:00 PM from Sedgeman Funeral Parlors Oberlin burial Camden cemetery. He was found dead at home Saturday and is survived by brothers James B. Sweet Elyria and W H Sweet Toledo born July 3 1870 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sweet
Kipton
Sedgeman
Oberlin
Camden Cemetery
Mr. Sweet
James B. Sweet
Elyria
W. H. Sweet
Toledo
Canada
John L Thomas of Elyria dies in Cleveland funeral set
John L Thomas, longtime Elyria resident formerly of Earl Court, died in Cleveland. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 30 P M at David I Jones Funeral Home Miles avenue at 95th Street Cleveland. He leaves wife Margaret L and brother Reverend W P Thomas, with cousins Mrs Frank Rust and Harry Thomas in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Thomas
Earl Court
Elyria
Cleveland
David I. Jones
Miles Avenue
95Th Street
Mr. Thomas
Pratt Avenue
Margaret L
W.P. Thomas
Frank Rust
West Avenue
Harry Thomas
Third Street
Death of Earl A Layport at Elyria Memorial Hospital
After a five day illness Earl A Layport 515 West River Elyria died 8 15 P M at Elyria Memorial Hospital He was born July 18 1884 in Butler Station Ohio and lived in Elyria 22 years working as a sheet metal worker He leaves wife Segred A Layport son Robert A Layport two sisters and one brother Funeral set for Wednesday 2 P M at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Reverend Dr Frank Hicks to officiate Burial in Brookdale Cemetery Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Layport
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Butler Station
Ohio
Elyria
Segred A. Layport
Robert A. Layport
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Frank Hicks
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Matilda A Smith
Funeral services for Mrs Matilda A Smith of 428 West Avenue will be held Tuesday at 2 P M from the late home with Reverend Ernst Irion, pastor of St. Paul s Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda A. Smith
West Avenue
Ernst Irion
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Fire Chief Cites Spontaneous Ignition in Terrace Fire
Fire Chief W N Bates concludes spontaneous ignition of basement materials caused the blaze at Bins Terrace apartments on East Avenue last Tuesday morning. After careful investigation he rejects wiring fault as the cause, though the severely damaged basement obscures exact items involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bins Terrace
East Avenue
W. N. Bates
Final Defense Brief In Fowler Case To Be Filed Tomorrow
Darwin Fowler, 27, of 621 Middle Avenue, faces a charge of attempted rape following an alleged assault on Miss Clara Smith, 245 Eastern Heights Boulevard, on September 14. Fowler seeks to have the charge reduced to assault and battery. the final defense brief will be filed tomorrow and the matter will be decided soon after briefs are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Fowler
Middle Avenue
Clara Smith
Eastern Heights
Joseph Q. Petro
Fowler
Petro
Auto driver fined and license suspended after DUI arrest
John Yarrish of Oakwood Street was fined 60 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was stopped after colliding with a parked car on Clark Street owned by H. A. Walker. Walker’s four year old daughter was in the car but not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yarrish
Oakwood Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Clark Street
H. A. Walker
Glenwood
Walker
Fire damages auto on Adams Street in Elyria
Elyria firemen blamed a leaking gasoline settling bowl for a fire that caused slight damage to an automobile owned by Donald Carson at 417 Adams Street. The blaze started in front of 604 Lake Avenue when gasoline dripped onto a hot exhaust pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Donald Carson
Adams Street
Lake Avenue
Car crashes and injuries reported in Elyria area
Reported crashes near Elyria include a 8:50 p m collision on LaPorte involving Thomas McCarthy and William Frabotta injuring John Vance, plus a 11:50 p m crash at East avenue and Fourth street injuring Mrs Roy Williams. Additional fender benders and a rollover on Route 113 left Barney Kaligowski unhurt. Local drivers face headlight glare and multiple street collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vance
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas McCarthy
Elyria
Wiliam E. Frabotta
Grafton
LaPorte
Roy Williams
Sandusky
East Avenue
Fourth Street
George Vincent
West Avenue
Mike Ragan
John Mudie
Cleveland
Lorain Road
Barney Kaligowski
Route 113
Norman Kaiser
Harwood Street
Ralph Dyer
Washington
Ind
Route 10
Indian Hollow Road
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Middle Avenue
Third Street
A. L. Read
Clinton Sanders
15Th Street
B. H. King
Denison Aveue
Second
Court Streets
D. G. Witmore
Cornell Avenue
Broad Street
Alex Mahila
Murray Ridge Road
Fined $50 By Mayor And License Suspended
Ben Smith of North Olmsted, arrested six weeks ago on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor, was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro today. The mayor also suspended his driving privileges in Elyria for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Smith
North Olmsted
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
Cleveland Livestock Markets Report Slaughter Prices and Ranges
Markets show hogs 5 60 to 7 10 per 100 pounds across weight brackets with sows and pigs listed. Cattle active with steers over 1100 pounds at 10 to 12 dollars, calves at 9 to 13, sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 9 to 10, ewes 3 5 to 4, butter and eggs noted with prices for live poultry and potatoes across varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Debate on armaments embargo and neutrality rhetoric
A representative warns that war may reach the nation, criticizing Senators who treat armaments as distinct from other weapons and keep them on the embargo list. He argues that neutrality symbolism and repealing the embargo list could erode enacted neutrality laws.
Drivers Seek 1940 Licenses As Dead Line Passes
Registrars reported many drivers still lacking 1940 licenses as deputy offices stayed busy on deadline day. Some drove to offices, others left cars at home to procure licenses, with demand expected to continue for several days. The Capitol cornerstone ceremony dated September 14, 1708 was noted.
Afternoon Pinochle Club Hosts Luncheon at Home
A neighborhood Pinochle Club met Thursday for a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Romey Urig’s home. Lucky card winners were Mrs. Urig, Mrs. Francis Smith, and Mrs. Marty Trigalet. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. Trigalet’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romey Urig
Francis Smith
Marty Trigalet
Tigalet
Landscaping Tour To Study Farm Property Makeovers
Lorain County residents will tour 10 Lorain County farms and one school on Wednesday to study landscaping work done since 1927. Ohio State University extension specialist Victor H. Ries will lead, with Mim Frances Eckert coordinating and taking photos at the same sites to show 12 year results. Stops include Eaton School and homes of Clark in Oberlin, Rapking in Wellington, Day in New London, Breyley in Wellington, Carpenter in Eaton, Eldred in West Ridge, Miller in Amherst, Leimbach in Brownhelm, Durkee in Grafton, and Schriver in Grafton. The group departs around 10 a.m. and participants are advised to contact families to confirm arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Mim Frances Eckert
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Ries
Eaton School
F. H. Clark
Oberlin
J. C. Rapking
Wellington
Walter Day
New London
T. H. Breyley
A. J. Carpenter
Eaton
I. F. Eldred
West Ridge
J. H. Miller
Amherst
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
E. E. Durkee
Grafton
F. E. Schriver
Miss Eckert
Flyrian Elected Treasurer of Letter Carriers
Harold C. Olmstead of Elyria was elected treasurer of the Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Association of Letter Carriers at the eightieth semi annual convention in Barberton. About 200 carriers and guests attended as Postmaster Michael O'Donnell of Cleveland and W J Gorman of Brooklyn N Y spoke. Bernard LaPorte of Barberton was named president, C P Breston of Wooster vice president, George Robertson of Youngstown secretary, and John White of Youngstown reelected sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Olmstead
Erie St
Elyria
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Wooster
George Robertson
Youngstown
John White
Courtship Ends Happily After 2 400 Letters
Henry Ford, a Forest Gate commercial traveler, and Doris Helen Fox wed after four years of courtship spent writing more than 2 400 letters and $75 in stamps. The bride said they never missed a daily letter except Sundays when together and holidays. She plans to continue writing even when Henry is away and expects longer letters now with more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Ford
Forest Gate
Doris Helen Fox
Henry
Pearl tests explained to gauge value in Darwin
Darwin based pearl expert J Marco explains two simple tests to distinguish genuine pearls from cultured ones. He says real pearls feel cool when held and warm if pressed, and that real pearls show a translucent glow when held to light for about one sixth of their diameter, unlike cultured pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Australia
J. Marco
Marco
Cole
Iowa Farm Wife Paints Designs on Spider Webs
SHENANDOAH Ia Mrs. Campin paints pictures on dew formed spider webs stretched across cardboard. She applies water colors to the webs before sealing them under glass. Her main challenge is that local spiders cannot keep up with the demand for webs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Lorain County 4-H Club Plans Wednesday Hayride
Members of the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club will meet at 7 30 P M Wednesday at the home of Mrs Ada Sherburn Route 58 to start a hayride Arrangements have been made under the direction of Norman WecConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ada Sherburn
Norman WecConnell
Mayor Northup Fined for Intoxication in City Arraignment
Mayor Northup of 1832 Middle avenue was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was arrested on Woodford avenue at 2 25 a m Sunday, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northup
Middle Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Woodford Avenue
Radio program on tree planting by extension agents
C J Hummel county agricultural extension agent and Forrest W Dean state extension forester will discuss choosing trees for planting on a WTAM Cleveland radio program at 12 45 p m on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
Forrest W. Dean
State Extension
WTAM
Cleveland
Amherst colt show tied to 125th anniversary noted
M. Ke Wormer secretary announces that a report on last week’s Amherst colt show linked to the 125th anniversary celebration will be presented at the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain county meeting in Wellington tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Wellington
M. KE. Vaan Wormer
The Gilded Trap debated by the Mates over the Constitution
In the debates preceding it, the term The Gilded Trap was used to describe the Constitution by its supporters and opponents. The exchange centered on how the document would function in practice and whether it would bind or liberate the fledgling nation.
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