Political shifts ripple through New York and national scene
A sprawling briefing notes Governor Herbert Seaman eyed as Treasury Secretary in a Roosevelt cabinet shuffle before 1936 elections. It ties Lehman reelection risks to a looming Treasury post, while Capitol insiders discuss Patman, Garner, and Donakey as potential GOPs. Separate items weigh Prohibition repeal effects, Boulder Dam water wars, and youth program proposals amid New Deal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Seaman
New York
Lehman
Treasury
F Nrm
Wellington PTA Discusses Bond Issue and School Expansion
Wellington Ohio hosts a PTA meeting with about 100 attendees focusing on an $88,000 bond for the November 5 election and a WPA plan for a $360,000 fireproof addition to the Wellington school. Speakers outline district redistricting, center consolidation, and a six page pamphlet to inform residents while Homan Lehman and Superintendent Shields address costs and ballot basics. The meeting features piano interlude, attendance awards, and plans for upcoming programs. Mrs. Norman Linder presided, reports were given, and the PTA pledged funds to support the campaign. In a separate note, Miss Ruth Reutter of York became the bride of Austin S. Hastings of Sitchfield in a double-ring ceremony at the Recard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Parent-Teachers Association
Norman Linder
Lynn Coates
Robin Herrick
Arthur D. Mason
Couner
Chester Eglin
Kathryn Witbeck
Leora Wortheimer
Linder
Don McKisson
Paul Mix
L. H. Heindenrich
Treasury
Keith Andrews
Oberlin College
Boy Scouts
Baldwin-Welles College
Einar Helstrom
Junior Hannum
Dorothy Leinhard
J. Howard Page
Wei Psknnie
Mayror E. BR. Lehman
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ruth Reutter
York
Austin S. Hastings
Sitehfield
Charles W. Recard
Naomi Reutrer
Frank Stephen
Wall Street praise shifts grip on finance leaders
The speech establishes an advance alibi for the Exchange and the SEC, exonerating commercial banks if inflationary boom and collapse occur. Bankers applaud the rhetoric while the Financial News notes the U S economy upgrading toward a bright future, with Pyke Johnson seen as a strong Trade Association leader. Victoria Ridder’s NY WPA appointment signals tighter federal control locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Securities Exchange Commission
Ausiaera
Pyke Johnson
American Trade Association
Victor Ridder
Hugh Johnson
New York
WPA
Washington
McClure Newspeez
Indoor League Banquet Highlights and Office Elections
About 100 players and fans attended the annual softball banquet at the Congregational church on Tuesday evening starting at 6 30. Ray Coates was elected president Elmer Schmith vice president Clifton West secretary E L Hewes treasurer and Alan R Branson served as toastmaster. Coach Leo Grimes praised the program The 1935 champions Penfield Maaccabees received two trophies including the regular league trophy from Roe del 1924 champs and a second from Bill Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Tuesder
Ray Coates
Elmer Schmith
Clifton West
E. L. Hewes
Alan R. Branson
Leo Grimes
Penfield Maaccabees
Bill” Haden
Roedel
Bill” Myers
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Promise
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. It claims they cleanse impurities, relieve sluggish bowels, and improve appearance and vitality, targeting men and women with stomach troubles and headaches. Prices listed 15c 30c 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Chronicle Telegram Boy Recovers After Operation
Ray has returned from a hunting trip in Michigan. Dr. R. W. Falls attends a medical convention. Junior Grissiner of 229 Courtland Street, son of Mrs. Estella Grissiner and a Chronicle Telegram newspaper boy, was operated on Saturday night for appendicitis at the Elytia Clinic and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Have
Michigan
R. W. Falls
Junior Grissiner
Courtland Street
Estella Grissiner
Chronicle-Telegram
Elytia Clinic
Local church groups hold meetings and elections in Rochester
In Rochester on October 17 Epworth Leaguers prepared to attend the County Rally in Wellington with counselors Mr and Mrs Delbert Switzer and others. The Harmonial Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlains home to work on a quilt. The Booster class of the M E Sunday school met at Mrs Maggie Cowies home with eleven members and a guest. Mrs Drusilla Snyder was reelected president and Mrs Winnie Crittenden secretary while Mrs Augusta Herman was reelected treasurer. Officers and plans for the Harmonia societies work were discussed as well as an outdoor event canceled by rain. The Methodist Sunday school election resulted in most officers being reelected, Thelma Barnes named chorister and Mrs Frederick Franks to serve as pianist beginning next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Green
Jesus
M. E
C. W. Recard
Larmen
Litchfield
Medina Association of Congregational Ministers
Brownhelm
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
John Wight
Mary Rutledge
Akron
Lawrence BeVier
Peachie Henna
Brookton
Evangeline Bridges
C. W. Florr
Grace Roedel
Delmar
R. B. Isley
Batts
A. B. Southard
Maine
Henry Clodwick
Cilrde
Rochester
Epworth League
Epworth
Wellington
Delbert Switzer
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Maggie Cowie
M. E. Sunday School
Elizabeth
Thelma Barnes
Frederick Franks
Pupil Club Conference Attended by County Students
High School pupils from here attended the Home Economics Club Conference of the county at North Ridgeville Saturday. Misses Effeen Cassell Pearl Riebe Lil Han Snyder Claire Munson Elsa Jewete and Lucille Anderson heard addresses by Mrs Florence LaGanke Harrison of Cleveland in the forenoon and Mrs Helen Tudor of Baldwin Wallace in the afternoon. ENTERTAIN ATF CABIN. Mr and Mrs Frederick Franks hosted friends Friday night at the Levi Farnsworth cabin for a marshmallow welmer roast. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis Heymann New London and daughter. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. Mr and Mrs James Williams hosted family relatives of Mrs Williams father Robert Swartz for his seventy second birthday and his granddaughter Here Fye. Cars provided for thirty five on lawn tables with two birthday cakes. Those present included Mr and Mrs Austin Swartz and family Mrs Jess Schilling and son Richard Con gress Mr and Mrs Clarence Swartz Creston Mr and Mrs Chester Esselburn West Salem Mr and Mrs Mac Swartz and children Norwalk Mr and Mrs Albert Keith Wellington Ror Swartz Amherst and Mr and Mrs Merritt Fre and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
North Ridgeville
Effeen Cassell
Pearl Riebe
Lil- Han Snyder
Claire Munson
Elsa Jewete
Lucille Anderson
Florence LaGanke Harrison
Cleveland
Helen Tudor
Baldwin- Wallace
ATF
Frederick Franks
Levi Farnsworth
Welmer
Lewis Heymann
New London
Land
James Williams
Jess Schilling
Richard
Burbank
Ed Emmet
John Emme
Congress
Clarence Swartz
Creston
Chester Esselburn
West Salem
Mac Swartz
Norwalk
Albert Keith
Wellington
Ror Swartz
Amherst
Merritt Fre
Brief social notes from Greenwich area
Miss Amy Shepherd of Greenwich visits her brother William Stephens and wife. William Smith and Adam Wolfe from Nova call on old friends Mr. and Mrs. Scott Biddinger. Mr. Wolfe is 97 and spry. Mrs. Anna Simmons and Mrs. Lottis travel to New London for a Booater class meeting with Mrs. Maggie Cowle. Grace Noble-Herres of Oberlin visits D. C. Mann. Mann hosts her home stay. Charles and Albert Parkers visit Cleveland on business. Albert Parker children visit grandparents Arthur Sprinkle. C. G. Brandt of Pittsfield visits E. D. Thompson. J. C. Ames of Clarksfield visits Rose Hodgkin. Helen Harper, Cleveland teacher, weekends with Mrs. Harry Rowland. Jack Shepherd and Orion from Greenwich take up Big Four railroad work. stay with Jack’s brother W Shepherd. Delbert Switzer family visit Ficlday relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Shepherd
Greenwich
William Stepherd
William Smith
Adam Wolfe
Nova
Scott Biddinger
Mr. Wolfe
Anna Simmons
Lottis
New London
Maggie Cowle
Grace Noble-Herres
Oberlin
J. C. Ames
Clarksfield
Rose Hodgkin
Helen Harper
Cleveland
Harry Rowland
Jack Shepherd
Orion
Big Four Railroad
W Shepherd
Delbert Switzer and
Ficdlay
Local visits note health updates and family gatherings
Mrs Exbel Litchiell and her son Edward visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Dell Richards where Mrs Richards is improving in health. Sunday guests of Mrs Norm Chambers included her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Dana Phillips and son Lawrence of Akron. another daughter Mrs Esther McCauley also of Akron. Mrs Alice Weeks left Friday to spend two weeks with her sister Mrs George Crouch in New London.
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Exbel Litchiell
Edward
Dell Richards
Richards
Norm Chambers
Dana ‘Phillips
Lawrence
Akron
Esther McCauley
Akfron
Alice Weeks
George Crouch
New London
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Wright Pairman
Legion
Legion- Laires
Patman
J . Renegade
Legionnaires
Rar Wulphr
U. of L
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Labor
Formemon
Capitol
Roosevelt
McTart
McCarn
White House
Harzsy Hopkins
Gen. Tal
McCarl
Ignals
Garler
Taiz
Fo Shelong
Jack
Capitol Hill
Mr. Garner
House
Vic” Donakey
Ohio
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Uncle Sam
AAA
California
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Boulder
Los
CLUE
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Pemerlvania
Jones
New England
Pennsy
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
St. Louise
Southwestern
Hmit
RFC
National Youth Administration
Piaa
Toronto
NRA
Federation of Labor
C. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
New York State
Fang
Frank Knox
Lotus Club
Richard Whitney
Stock Exchange
Charley Gay
America
Carzary Bidg
Household Finance Co
R. &. Ritter
Eigria Onie
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ruth Reufter
Wall Street
Financial News (of
London
United States
England
Poe
Wellington Grange
Ida Deiterick
Wroman’s Relief Corps
Cook
Mesdames Louie Lewis
Louie Brouse
Elyria
Church Notes
Bome Economics
CLEB
Sebley & Sprague
Nash Lafayette
H. Jenne, JR
Adams and Foster - Phone
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G. M. Marsh & Son
Broad and
East Ave
Mobiloil - Mobilgas
U. S. Treasury
The
U.S. Treasury
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Federal
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