Roosevelt and New Deal shapes seen in Cleveland talk
In Cleveland readers discuss President Roosevelt’s radio address. Workers fear loss of rights without work, while some see a trend toward better living via rebuilding and home creation. Prison reform ideas for monthly furloughs surface, aiming to ease unrest and modernize facilities.
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Leslie Richel
Cleveland
New York
America
Roosevelt
al Smith
United State
Ohio
Joseph Fulling Fishman
American Prison Association
Fishman
United States
Russia
New Oberlin Guests and Local Social Gatherings
Local residents from New Oberlin and nearby towns joined various social visits and events. The report lists multiple overnight guests, dinners, birthday celebrations, fish fry gatherings, and a window fair where several residents, including C Justin, N Webber, and William Peabody, won prizes.
Pittsfield Society Met At Home Of Mrs Grace West
The Ladies Society of the Community Church met at the home of Mrs Grace West and daughter Miss Nettie with fifteen ladies in attendance. Out of town members included Mrs Baker of Wellington and Mrs Mary Lounsbrough and daughter Beulah of Oberlin. Richard Harris is attending a Trade School in Cleveland studying Electric Welding.
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Pittsfield, D
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Grace West
Nettie
Baker
Wellington
Mary Lounsbrough
Beulah
Oberlin
Richard Harris
Cleveland
Harris Family Weekend Visit Reported
Richard spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs Willoughty Harris here.
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Richard
Mrs Willoughty Harris
Penfield Couple Teu Guests at Oberlin Window Fair
Mr and Mrs George Devereaux and two daughters Beatrice and Doris of Penfield were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield and family. The group attended the Oberlin Window Fair.
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George Devereaux
Beatrice
Doris
Penfield
Fred Sheffield
Oberlin
Farewell party and birthday dinner at local homes
Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson attended a farewell party for Rev and Mrs Cobb of Brighton on Tuesday evening last week. LeRoy Louns brought their daughter Betty Mave as Sunday guests of Mia and Mrs A W Davidson in Camden. A noon family dinner celebrated Mr Davidson's birthday anniversary, and Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson were afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs A W Davidson.
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E. Earl Davidson
Cobb
Brighton
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Mave
Mia
A W Davidson
Camden
Davidson Mir
E Earl Davidson
A. W. Davidson
Local Society Notes From Camden And Oberlin
Mrs. Fred Pitts and Mrs Allan Hayes attended the Camden Farm Woman's Club meeting at Mrs Hayes's sister Mrs Jay Whitnes in Camden. W J Henson visited Cleveland this week. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Allan Hayes's home and tied a quilt. a farewell party for Rev and Mrs Wallace Bryenton followed. Rev R J Mott moves to the Parsonage this week and church ladies assisted settling his home. Mrs Mildred Lounsbrough and Betty Maye were guests of Mrs Lounsbrough's sister on W Vine St in Oberlin. Several Sunday visits and dinner calls occurred among local families including Mr and Mrs Ted Breyley in Ruggles and Mr and Mrs A G Mills, Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson with Perry Brandt on Telegraph road.
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Fred Pitts
Allan Hayes
Camden
R. J Mott
Mildred Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Henry Worcester
W. Vine St
Oberlin
Ted Breyley
Lois
Donald
Ralph Cole
Ruggles
Ohio
A. G. Mills
E. Earl Davidson
Perry Brandt
Telegraph Road
Clarence Beard
Wilbur Peabody
New Oberlin
Beard
Charles Whitney
Ohio poultry judge Charles McClare exhibits for 54th year
Chas. McClare a dean of Ohio poultry men and international poultry judge exhibited at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus for the 54th consecutive year. He has exhibited and judged poultry across the United States and in South America, Canada, and Cuba. At the 1893 Chicago World Fair he won heavy prizes and led the web footed bird displays for seven months.
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New London, O
Chas. McClare
Ohio
Columbus
United States
Canada
Cuba
Nebraska Treeless When Missouri River First Crossed
Article notes Nebraska was treeless at the time of the first crossing of the Missouri River by settlers. It emphasizes landscape conditions and early pioneer routes shaping settlement patterns.
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Nebraska
Missouri
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