Hoover to Speak in Boston Monday Amid Strategy Clash
Washington December reports Hoover and his managers face a delicate campaign choice to depart for California before or after November 1 to influence states on the way west. The question is whether early stops in doubtful states like Minnesota Missouri and Texas are worth delaying the final week here. Hoover prepares a Boston address while health remains strong. Norris criticizes Hoover on waterpower versus Smith, claiming Smith leads decisively.
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Get
Herbert Hoover
Sandver
Fatifornia
Smith
Hoover
Minnesota
Missouri
Texas
Boston
Judson King
National Popular Government League
George Norris
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Mr. Hoover
Norris
Apple Butter Tradition With Modern Canning Methods
A reminiscence on apple butter from grandmothers to modern canning, describing peeled apples simmered with spices, sweet cider and sugar to a golden sauce. It notes how families enjoy apple butter at meals and in a marshmallow shortcake dessert with tea biscuits.
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Grandiza
Ridgeville Social News Highlights and Visits
Clyde Miller from Pennsylvania and his uncle W H Miller of Elyria stayed with the Minlers. The L B S met at church parlors with new member Mrs Walter Harwedell. Everett Knowles visited Columbus for the weekend. Susie Handwork of West Salem visited Mrs K Brewster. Leo Scheik and family welcomed a baby boy born Oct 1. Deldericks visited Cleveland. Archie Watson of Berea visited his sister.
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Ridgeville
Clyde Miller
Pennsylvania
W. H. Miller
Elyria
B. Minler
L. B.S
J.D. Lickeriab
Wimpney
Ed Bainbridge
Walter Harwedell
Everett Knowles
Columbus
Susie Handwork
West Salem
K. Brewster
Leo Scheik
Alvin Deldrich
Matt Delderick
Cleveland
Archie Watson
Berea
Harry Wat
Local Social Roundup Linked Patrons Visit and Travel
On Wednesday Mr and Mrs Milton Taft of Cleveland visited with his parents on Case road. Frank Deidrick saw his daughter at Notre Dame in Cleveland. Martha Testers spent the weekend at Washington Court House. E M Knowles John and B Miller motored to Medina. E C Young and wife to Cincinnati Wednesday. Hattie Meeds visiting sister in Marysville. Mrs Gibbons attended National Council of Catholic Women in Cleveland as delegate.
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Cleveland
W. Taft
Case Road
Frank Deidrick
Notre Dame
Martha Testers
Washington Court House
E. M. Knowles John
B. Miller
Medina
E. C. Young
Cincinnati
Hattie Meedhs
Marysville
John Gibbons
National Council of Catholic Women
Ladies
Knights of St. John
Nellie Myers
LaGrange
Jack Dickason
William Morris
Homer Hurlbut
Bodkin
Muncie
Indiana
Hazel Fridenstine
Spligren
Murray Ridge
Geo. Reese
C. Narsac
Albert Warrer
Harry Olsson
Andrew Olsson
Mewhteny
East Cleveland
A. Olsson
Duluth
Toth
John Gens
David Scott
Elyria
Paseo
Bocco
Kipton social notes from a Kipton area column
Mrs. Jane Russell is having her house painted. Mrs. Gertie Hill and Mrs. Walruth spent Tuesday in Elyria. Nearby families visit relatives, Grange meeting, volleyball game, and wiener roast details appear. Several residents travel to Elyria and Cleveland for visits.
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Kipton
Jane Russell
Gertle Hill
Virgil Burge
Brighton
Stanley Bayless
Cleveland
Henrietta
Lena Gegenheimer
Alma Perkins
Sharp
Fred Perkins
Aire Kelly
Elyria
Local society and community notes across Vincent area
Records of M E and M B church Ladies Aid divisions entertaining at homes, visits between residents in Vincent Elyria Lorain and Wellington, plus Markley School reports. Community events include dinners, social hours, theatre outings, and a Legion meeting in Texas. Transport and neighborhood exchanges appear amid a list of residents and visitors.
Hoover and Smith clash at Cleveland debate crowd boos
Herbert Hoover declared the next president material while Al Smith was praised as a knight errant by party figures during a heated Cleveland debate. Gilbert Bettman stressed prosperity, Morgenthau highlighted red blooded man themes as audience roared, chairman Frieberger rebuked the crowd.
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Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Gilbert Bettman
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Bettman
Cincinnati
AI Smith
LF. Frieberger
Smith Invades Tennessee On Presidential Campaign Tour
Governor Alfred E. Smith moved his bid for the presidency into Tennessee with three stops planned in Knoxville Chattanooga and Nashville amid worries among Democrats about farm relief and Tennessee’s swing state status. He faces Republican rival Herbert Hoover as Democrats seek to hold the border state's electoral support after 1920 and regain it in 1924. Strong Republican signals were noted in Raleigh during the Smith parade.
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Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Alfred E. Smith
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Virginia
North Carolina
Chattanooga
Nashville
Byman
Ries Hall
Byrd
Boy Scout Court of Honor Set For Monday Evening
The Fall Court of Honor for the Boy Scouts will be held in courtroom No. 1 on Monday at 7 30 pm. Scouts expect to receive badges and awards in the presence of parents and friends. The court will be led by Eagle Commissioner Clyde Wilcox and includes Star Scout Byrne and other officers. The French Ministry is paying tribute to military value of horses by importing thousands of American and Canadian mounts.
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Boy Scout
Boy Scouts
Nasi Clyde Wilcox
Eek Byrne
Ed. Botteridge
John Whiteegg
David Hyman
Dr. C. Guth
Scribe
Gr. W. Rule
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American Legion
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