Convention Of A F L Faces Rejection Of Labor Party Plan
Atlantic City X J October reports the American Federation of Labor ready to reject a plan for labor to run its own political party. Despite strength, independents lack a majority as delegates near adjournment. Mahon slated for executive council post, succeeding Ber rs in federal role. Disputes over the labor party, communism, constitution amendments and jurisdiction loom.
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Atlantic City
X. J
American Federation of Labor
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Federations
George L. Berrs
Labor Party
Teamsters Union
Anaconda Mining Company
Eaton Eager Social Roundup in Olmsted Falls Area
The Eaton community reports a busy week with visitors from Cleveland and North Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. C. BrumenschenkeI joined local hosts for dinners and oyster suppers. Ladies Aid to host a pot luck at the parsonage on October 24.
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Irving Mohler
C. H. Swan
Appie Creek
Fishburn
Ray Taror
State Farm
Lortin Harbor
Harry Rogers
Columbus
Anna Fierce
Ladies Aid
Lester Phelps
Lorain Sundar
FE. C. Annevehr
Berea
Anna Pierce
Walter Fishburn
Cleveland
Herman Peabody
Rose
Peabody
Elisha
Carl Ross
Lillian Fishbur
North Jimsted
William Jennie
Edward Landa, Jr
Plisie
Memus
Amherst group hosts Halloween taffy pull and circles meet
Members of the King's Daughters class at St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church enjoyed a social evening at Miss Marie Wilhelma's home on Middle Ridge Road. A taffy pull, Halloween novelties, and dainty refreshments followed devotions led by Miss Elsig Herbst and a business session planning the Mother-Daughter Christmas party.
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Amherst
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Marie Wilhelma
Middle Ridge Road
Dorothy Fullmer
Marian Witte
Elsig Herbst
Frances Sabiers
Ione Good
Frederick Berger
Alien Camp
Olive Miller
Rosiland Grall
Alice Torne
Hulda
Edith Berger
Helen Roemer
Flora Sabiers
Hilda Nori
Elste Herbst
Ruth Ehrman
Florence Herost
Helen Bortner
Myrtle Berger
Gladys Hopkins
Women’s Union
St. Peter's
Henry Schriner
Adam Rosenkranz
Circle 2
William Lang
Franklin Avenue
Fred Krieg
C. ©. Kern
Halloween party prizes at Mrs D R Wilson home
An early Hallowe en event at Mrs D R Wilson's Park avenue home featured prizes for the best comical costumes with Mrs Kate Burnett and Mrs John Dietz taking top and runner up honors. Guests played cards in eight tables, with top and consolation awards across bridge five hundred and bunco, and a special prize awarded to Mrs W G Schaeffer as the evening ended.
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D. R. Wilson
Park Avenue
N.C
Local religious groups host gatherings and social events
Catholic Ladies meet at St Joseph's school hall for a card party with prizes for five hundred and cootie. Noon Day Club hosts dinner and talk on School Bond issue. Ladies' Aid society of St Pauls Lutheran holds refreshments. church services canceled at Forsquare due to prior events. local residents attend from Cleveland and Wellington, with trips mentioned to Cumberland and Columbus.
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Women's Benefit Association
Adam Schroeder
Elyria Avenue
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Town Hall
Lorain Co. Lutheran Men’s Society
St. John Lutheran School Hall
Elyria
Eagles Dancing Club
Eagle Hall
Russ Mollison
Ed Brucker
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
St. Joseph’s Church
W. J. Bodmann
H. Bodmann
Nettie Ludwig
Harold Krause
Karl Krause
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
C. B. Thouburn
Cleveland
F. R. Powers
Fred Hogrefe
Forrsquare Church
Pythian Hall
Church Services At St Peters and First Evangelical
St Peter's Evangelical Reform Church led by Rev C E Schmidt holds Church School at 9 30 and 10 30 worship. First Evangelical Church under Rev M Hayes offers 9 15 Church School 10 00 worship with Silver Threads Sunday led by the Young Married Peoples class.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
M. Hayes
Babson Analyzes Tax Increases and WPA Role
Babson argues on tax hikes and the Works Progress Administration reshaping federal aid. He traces Ickes ERA and Hopkins ERA-PWA shifts, urging communities to file multiple projects and prioritize labor relief, while warning about rising ordinary expenses and higher future taxes. He champions selecting productive, non-taxable investments and urges voters to back fiscally cautious leaders.
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Babson Park
Mass
Inter
Ickes
Hopkins
Federal
PWA
Broushi
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Thce
Babson
Consright
Publishers Financial Bureau
Weekend of church services and events listed
A sequence of church activities is listed with times and venues including Methodist Epworth League rally with supper and Bethel theme, Congregational Church music, St Paul Lutheran with Rev Bosse, St Joseph RC with Fr Euschen, and Foursquare Church services led by Miss Ida Mar DeVries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Aran
Bethel
Epworth League
Congregational Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
St. Joseph R. C
James Euschen
Foursquare
Ida Mar DeVries
Pea
AAA Acts To Cut Rye Production
The AAA announces a four year rye adjustment plan approved by Secretary Henry A. Wallace. From 1936 to 1939 farmers will harvest 75 percent of their average acreages in exchange for adjustment payments. For 1936 crops payments will be at least 35 cents per bushel on allotments totaling 20 percent of average production, with the first 20 cent installment soon after contracts are accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Not Frank Martin of South Amherst Repeated Clarification
A correction clarifies that Frank Martin, 22, of South Amherst is not the individual fined by Justice Joseph Perro for having a car on the highway without Hehts. The arrest and fine actually involved Frank Martin of Lorain in South Amherst, not the South Amherst resident.
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Frank €. Martin
South Amherst
Frank Martin
Joseph Perro
Lorain
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