Why we blame business leaders for our hard times
Boake Carter recalls a dialogue between two national figures on American industry. A statesman notes that consumers praise products yet curse the corporations behind them. He blames softening values, price pressures, and a public that fails to recognize the investment and jobs created by business, urging fair pricing and continued production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Jones
L Boake Carter
Automoomle
Earth
Thos
America
Caritt
Hents Ford
Andy
Fry
Industrs
Roosevelt
Amherst Debates Municipal Water Works Contract Change
Amherst considers revising its water supply contract with Amherst Water Company as a city water works project looms. The move would end the Elyria water purchase and risk loss of annual sales valued at eight to ten thousand dollars. Street light, cinder walk, and traffic safety measures on Second and Cleveland streets were discussed, with multiple items referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Water Works
Water Committee of Council
J D Faxon
Amherst Water Company
Amherst
PWA
Wieter
Elyria Faxon
Elyria Wieter
Second Street
East Avenue
Cedar Street
Foster Street
Seward
Black
Cleveland Street
East Bridge
Olive Streets
Leonard Fowls
Palmers Avenue
Henry Lastmanhausen
Harwood Street
Penfield School Reunion Set for Oct 9 at Grange Hall
Penfield residents and friends are invited to the Sheldon Dstrict School Reunion on Sunday October 9 at Penfield Grange Hall. Church services start at 10 o'clock followed by a picnic dinner at noon. The United Society of Penfield held a social gathering at Mrs Ben Lovys newly finished Spencer home with a fish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Penheld Grange Hall
Penheld
The
United Society of Penfield
Ben Lovy
Spencer
Saw
Alf Howard Andrews
Walkin
Wayne Johnson
Richard Leach
Ralph Bowman
Wards
Harves Johnson
Gogalen
LaGrange
Stowell Sooy
Chatham
Lloyd Gott
Joyce
Janice Gott
Foreheads and the price of news in a changing age
The piece laments readers who demand news for tiny pennies while criticizing publishers. It argues newspapers invest heavily to produce editions and pay workers, and praises successful men for driving progress. It calls for restoring respect for innovators and returning to productive work.
Mary Pickford and church events in Elyria
Mary Pickford attends Buddy's bedside as Elyria churches announce a busy week of religious activities. The Woman's Home Missionary society meets at First M. E. on Wednesday October 5, with transportation arranged by Mass Florence Starr. Various youth and adult programs, classes, and social events follow through the week at the church and home venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
Elyria
Florence Starr
Cora Shepard
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Delaware
Mary
Wellington Church Candie-Light Communion Draws Crowd
The Methodist Episcopal church in Wellington hosted a candie-light Communion service Sunday evening. The Junior Gospel chorus and pastor Reverend Lunva Green led the event, with performers Jeanne Willrade Virginie Billad and Lela Page enhancing the service. During the Epworth League service, Helen Shepad presented a solo titled Saved by Grace, with Miss Florence Starr contributing as well.
Sunday School Talk and Church Events at Moetho District
Corral Shepard invites readers to a missionary talk on China at 9:30 am in the Sunday school opening period. An official board meeting follows prayer service on Wednesday. Ladies' Aid Harvest supper is Friday October 7 in the church dining room with cafeteria service and canned goods sale. A special Aid society meeting and cushions committee report are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Thurch
Moethodist
Entire Aid Society
Lorain Couple Wed In Home Ceremony With Old Fashioned Rag
James V. Naro and Miss Tressie Krupp, both of Lorain, wed at 2 p.m. Sunday in a home ceremony conducted by Dr. Charles W Recard of the First Congregational church. Attendants included Krupp siblings and the couple’s parents. The newlyweds will reside in Lorain. A birthday dinner followed for Mrs. Fred Miller, with guests from Centerton, North Fairfield, and nearby families. George Hawk reported harvesting 500 bushels of corn from a one-acre field south of Wellington. Home Guards elected officers at ME church, with Miss Kathryn Witbeck as advisor. plans include City Missions. Junior Queen Esthers of ME church elected officers, with Jeanne Whiteside as president. Upcoming Halloween masquerade party planned for church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James V. Naro
Tressie Krupp
Charles W Recard
First Congregational Church
Recard
Joseph
Myrta Krupp
Sam Naro
Joseph Krupp
Dr. Recard
Fred Miller
Miller
Will Miller
Centerton
Ohio
McKinney Roberson
Keith
North Fairfield
Muller
Teien Marie Inepard
The
Home Guards
Kathryn Witbeck
Herrick Avenue East
Mark Buck
Gerslame Fuller
Beryl Gallatin
Ann Reep
Esthers
ME. Church
Florence Starr
Jeanne Whiteside
Dorothy Norton
Rebecca Rucker
Kerr Page
Lucille Perkins
LaDonna Mills
Lucille Burge
Howard R Arndt
W. W Dennis Lakewood
Louise Jordan
Maryland
Myrtle Whiteside
L. A
Harlan Dudley
Electa Burr
Spencer
Lucian Mills
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lena Dibble
Cleveland
Robert Hemphill
Akron
Russell Ray
Elm Street
Hilliker
Spec
Clyde Seidel
Cecil Johnson
Mary Battles
Eve Johnson
Roy McCormuk
Charles
Helen Shepard
Junior Gospel
MTE
Congregational Church
Local brief notes on social visits and church events
Social items list weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Howard R Arndt and others to Lakewood Amherst and Indianapolis. Church programs include a mined quartet at First Congregational, YPDG events, Rally Day services, and upcoming district meetings. Several family notices mention obituaries, baptisms, and church membership continuity.
Sullivan Daughter of Julia A and George W Phelps
Ada Frances Phelps was born January 24 1864 in Troy township Ashland County Ohio and died September 26 1933 aged 74 years 8 months 2 days She married John Edward Laughery January 29 1880 and had four daughters The eldest daughter Alone.
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Boake Carter
East River
Clark
John Strelcher
Uriefs
Don Phillips
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Buddy
C. M. Weidrick
Church OF Christ
True Blue
Bob Andrews
Franklin Church of Christ
Charles Allison
James Brady
Alfred Tennant
George McCullough
Allison
Tennant
McCullough
FIRST
Woman's Association
W. S. Bennett
Foundation of American Woman’s Hospitals
Rosalie Laugher
Roy McCormick
Frank Murray
Wm. Blanchard
Robert Burnhagh
Charles Shepard
Shepard
Wellington
Moss Shepard
Junior Grissinger
Coral Shepard
Barker St
Sportland
George Hawk
Miss Burge
Miss Starr
Yale Draper
McAdoo
Ashland
Medina Association
South Amherst
Heisper
Ashland County
Nankin Federated Church
Paul Shick
Lowell
Whitacre
Sullivan
Ada Frances Phelps
Brown CO
Printess Paper Merchants Telephone
Lodi St. Elyria
Paramount Club
Lorain County
Eleanor Deiters
Turkey
Lersch Emerich Corp
Lorain Glass CO
Broad Street
Fawn W. Hamilton
Elyria, Ohio
Ben Woodin
Meats Volunteer Market
Broadway
A, Claus Mfg. CO
Brook Park Road
Marvin R. Hahn
West Avenue
Doehler Metal FurNiture CO. E. Sth
Huron Road
AL K. Hall
MGR
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
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