Babson Views Status of Business in 1932
Babson Park Massachusetts October 14 1932 Babsons 56 business factors turned from August low point and rose about 10 percent through September to October. Freight car loadings and industry activity show a continued but uneven recovery with textiles and motor vehicles signaling tentative improvement. Comparisons with a year ago show car loadings still below last year by about twenty percent while overall indicators suggest a broad but cautious upturn amid ongoing adjustments in prices and production.
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Babson Park
Mans
Busines
Rmal
Uncle Sam's New Home in Canada and Economic Rally
Economic barometers show improvement with wholesale prices and stock values down from last year, while unemployment remains a grave concern. Large construction projects backed by federal finance may lift activity, yet winter hardship looms as 10,000 men remain jobless. A national call for public and private relief, charitable aid, and solidarity accompanies the storm's end as land appears in sight. ALTO VISITS CEMETERY: A car rolls into a Kansas City cemetery, toppling monuments after losing brakes on a hill.
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Tion
Tertiles Shoes
Rason
Consumers’ Fonds
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Tinanemi Bureau
Alto
Kansas City
Avon Lake PTA Fall Meeting Draws Largest Attendance
Lorain County council Parent Teachers Association met in Brownhelm for their fall meeting with Mrs St J Kihm delivering the welcome response and noting the largest attendance. A luncheon followed as Mrs Henry Limbard hosted the group. The report notes strong participation and various local activities including school programs and community visits.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County Council
Parent Teachers Association
Brownhelm
St. J Kihm
PTA
Henry Limbard
President Hoover Fatigued After White House Reception
Washington reports President Hoover, fatigued and nursing a bruised right hand, could not greet late guests at a White House reception honoring the American Bar Association. Dr. Joel Boone said no danger, noting Hoover was urged to retire after shaking hands with about 3,000 attendees during the judiciary event.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Joel T. Boone
American Bar Association
Mrs. Hoover
Nexr
Blue Room
Boone
Bar Association
Supreme Ceat
Cleveland
Church Notes and Briefs from Fields Oct 14
Attendance at church and Sunday School was solid. An orchestra formed by the pastor’s wife led prelude music. Rally Day featured a short program. services described as profitable. Brief items mention Arthur and Mrs Andrews hosting Watson, Miss Margaret Stranahan with grandparents, Mrs Watson visiting Toledo, and winter trips planned by Mr and Mrs Hudson and Mr and Mrs Krugman.
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J. G. Koontz
Arthur Andrews
Son Watson
E Andrews
Harriett
Margaret Stranahan
Elyria
George Watson
Clarence Baitter
Toledo
W Hudson
Root Road
Florida
William Krugman
Ridgeville
Winter Visit and Local Socials Highlight Elyria Year
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Palmer and daughter visited Cleveland relatives while Miss Reta Nevadowski plans a six week stay. Founders' and Donors' Day at the Elderly Home in Elyria drew thirty Luncheon by the Ladies Aid Society with Mrs Wilson Fortune presiding. Rev C C Maple travels through North Dakota Minnesota and will head to Colorado and Utah. Elyria Epworth League to lead services at First M E Church Fields Sunday evening.
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Mart Uher
Eastleveland
Joe Kovach
Lady of Our Saviour Church
Cleveland
East
Fred Engel
Lear Road
Wrs
George Novak
Harry Crandall
New London
Lewis Kilnect
Belden
Howard Walker
Rohr
Thora
Forest Hill Drive
Wayne Black
Das~co Road
Jerry Farris
Emma Farris
Arthur Hudson
Center
Hei
Charlotte and
Raymond Klinect
Wayne Blach
Robert Schueszier
Ralph Kapil
E. A Kiplinger
Elysia
E. Mitchell
Rena Tutus
Betty
Lee Johnson
Sheffield
E. V Mardis
W. Bishop
Thei
Oakwood Drive
Hugh Palmer
J. Wadell
Reta Nevadowski
California
Mesdames Hulse
Balinbridge
Home For the
Elyria
Fortune Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilson Fortune
Minor Eldred
C. C. Maple
North Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Harley Blaine
Palmer
Della Lyndes
B. Hagg
Berea
Ohio
Warden
Lee Blodgett
West View
R. Blodgett
J. Duncan
Elizabeth Owens
Dover
Fannie Lyndes
Elyria Epworth League
M. E
Fields
Valley City Visitors Note Local Socials and Sports
Valley City hosts Mr and Mrs Victor Spalt and Mrs Hannah Etzel of Cleveland at Mrs Caroline Weidner house. Parma beats Valley City in season finale. George Steskopf injured in a collision at a western Liverpool township intersection. son Lee uninjured but car damaged. Armbrusters and Henrietta visit Frances and Leona Armbruster. Mrs Grabenstetter and Mig Frisk with son visit Elyria. Local couples Jack Fitzgerald and W Becker call on Ed Steyer.
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Valley City
Victor Spalt
Hannah Etzel
Cleveland
Caroline Weidner
Parma
George Steskopf
Liverpool Township
Lee
Henry Armbruster
Henrietta
Frances
Leona Armbruster
Wm Grabenstetter
Mig
Ray Frisk and Son
Elyria
Jack Fitzgerald
W. Becker
Ed Steyer
Graduates to Pay Fee at Elma High School
Postgraduate students at Elma High School in Washington will be required to pay a tuition fee next term. The staff has been reduced and the small charge is seen as an economy measure.
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Phil
Broad Street
Uncle Sam
Canada
United States Legation
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
W. H. Bruce
Dreamland
Lyon Tutoring
Wm Frankliin
Lorin Wirth
Lakewood
Carl Pederson
Ed Garth
Bellevue
John Gundrum
Hillsboro
Ore
Big Bay
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