Roosevelt and currency woes shape 1930s politics
The piece surveys Roosevelts standing amid global finance shifts. It notes factions opposing his New Deal, odds across states, and RFC figure Jesse Jones backing the administration. It discusses sterling stability talks with Britain France and the dollar, plus donor troubles for the GOP and fears of a long postwar economic struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Jones
Econstruction Finance Corporaon
New Deal
Jones
Bane G. O. P
Legion and Auxiliary Install Officers in South Amherst
South Amherst officers for the Legion and Auxiliary were installed at the regular meeting. New commander Don Maze led the session. Plans were made for a county installation at Elyria and an Armistice party on November 1 with a 6:30 supper in the town hall recreation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
South Amherst Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Walter Krueck
PA. Mori
Don Maze
William Slack
Harry Ruth
Ralph Reinhart
John Fazey
Tommy Capasso
Vivian Mathas
Mildred Slack
Srlvia Mathas
Calista Corbett
Marguerite Reinhart
Myrtle Kolb
Martha Nickel
Elyria Legion Home
Tom Capaso
Henry Kolb
Paul Mori
High School Magazine Campaign Ends With Blacks Entertaining
The school sponsored a magazine drive with two sides, Blacks and the Feds. The side that sold more magazines was entertained by the losing side. Friday evening in the school auditorium the Blacks paid their debt by hosting a party with teachers and pupils enjoying games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feds
Sullivan Ladies Tea at High School in Sullivan
The Republican ladies of Sullivan host a tea in the Sullivan high school building on Wednesday October 21 at 4 00 pm A program featuring a lady speaker is planned Local clubs met recently with Mrs Vernon Henderson and Mrs Carrie Richards The Sullivan seventh and eighth graders baseball team defeated Homerville by 13 to 10 last Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Republican’ Ladies of Sullivan
Ladies’ Aid
The
Congregational Church
Vernon Henderson
Ladies’ Friendship Club
Carrie Richards
Homerville
Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Arndt Birthday Farewell Visit
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Hil ton Arndt the Patersons James Paterson Yvonne and daughters Marjorie and Caroline Sue Creston and Mrs Joe Hatfield with daughters Marjorie and Caroline Sue New London gathered. The event celebrated Mrs Arndts birthday and bid farewell to Mrs Hatfield and daughters who depart Friday to join Mr Hatfield in New York where he has been employed since January Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Arndt
L. E. Paterson
James Paterson
Yvonne
Joe Hatfield
Marjorie
Caroline Sue
Creston
Marvin Humphrey
New London
Arndt
Hatfield
New York
Jan Barr
Congragational Church Fellowship Scenes Reported In Ashland
Mrs Moore visits from Manchester Iowa to stay with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C N Rogers Rev and Mrs E G Aubrey of Elwood City Pa call on friends in Sullivan and Polk earlier in the week Several men from the Congregational church attend a fellowship supper in Ashland and Mrs Davids hosts the ladies that evening
Roy Tedgar Reclaims Name In Ranch Showdown
Roy Tedgar and foreman Picos clash by river and at the ranch as Sarah learns Roy’s true identity. A sheriff arrives, Picos attempts a jailbreak, and Roy defeats him, freeing bank funds and earning Sarah’s blessing. Roy admits past crimes, and Sarah hints at a future romance as the couple embraces at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mescal
Roy
Picos
Sarah
Polecat
Roy Dillon
John Tedgar
Vote to Expand Depositor Safety in Ohio Ballot
State Banking Department backs a November 3 constitutional amendment to increase bank capital and reduce double liability. It would boost deposit protection while keeping stockholders liable. most Ohio deposits are already insured by banks. The reform aligns with federal moves since 1937 and similar steps in 22 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Banking Department
Ohio
Weekend Visitors Gather at Wolcott Home and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Klasek of Elr ria and Mrs Lottie Heath of La Grange host weekend guests at the Wolcott home Axtel Ovesen of Ohio State University Mrs Eldon Duch of Columbus and Miss Maria Wolcott of Sterling also visit Miss Jean Louise Adams of Mansfield and Miss Alice Burrows of Wellington will be guests of Mrs E L Adams David Schnarr of Elvira visits his grandmother Mrs Charles Foster over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Axtel Ovesen
Ohio State University
Eldon Duch
Columbus
Maria Wolcott
Sterling
Jean Louise Adams
Mansfield
Alice Burrows
Wellington
E. L. Adams
David Schnarr
Elvira
Charles Foster
East Oberlin youth plan Halloween party at church
The East Oberlin Community youth group met at the Oberlin Road church for a social hour and business meeting. Officers elected were Hardan Rothwell president Dean McRoberts vice president Dorotha Rathwell secretary treasurer with Mrs R F Clark as advisor. Date for Halloween event to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
Hardan Rothwell
Dean McRoberts
Dorotha Rathwell
R. F. Clark
Hallowe’en
East Oberlin church women host social meeting and quilty work
The women of East Oberlin church held an interesting gathering in the church parlors on Wednesday. A pleasant social time and a pot luck dinner occurred during the noon hour. In the afternoon some progress was made on the quilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
Local residents host visitors and return from travels
Mrs E J Harder returns from Kansas City after caring for her ill sister Mrs M Hoffmeister. She is accompanied by sister Mrs Nettie Hemming who will winter at the Harder home and by Mrs Carl Turner visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J M Bardon. Several families host and visit, including Grace Park after a two week Niagara Falls trip, and William Knoll finds a boy's bicycle on Route 57 awaiting its owner at the Knoll residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
E. J. Harder
Kansas City
M. Hoffmeister
Nettie Hemming
Harder
Carl Turner
J. M. Bardon
Gilbert Deidrich
Elsie Sechriver
Dewey Aldrich
Warne
Don
Harmon Sheldon
Estella Aldrich
T. R. Render
Kenton
F. E
King
Bolon
Mifflin
Grace Park
Arthur Bruce
Carrie Ogden
Niagara Falls
William Knoll
Kingley’s Corners
Knoll
Local Social News From Oberlin and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hastings of Oberlin called on Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Swartz. Mrs. Grace Park stayed as an overnight guest with Mrs. Sylvia Bruce on Indian Hollow road. Floyd Zacharias and family visited his mother Minnie Zacharias of Fields and George Sayers of Ridgeville. Irene Flew becomes Lake Avenue Fisher Store manager after Ernest Bridgett resigns. Flew has seven years with Elyria Fisher stores. Mrs. Jack Lyner and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hastings
Oberlin
D. A. Swartz
Grace Park
Sylvia Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Floyd Zacharias
Minnie Zacharias
Fields
George Sayers
Ridgeville
Irene Flew
Lake Avenue
Fisher
Ernest Bridgett
George Miller Visits Buckingham Family in Cleveland
George Miller of Cleveland spent Monday evening with Mrs. Lyner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Buckingham, Sr. The gathering appeared cordial as family relations were discussed during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Cleveland
Silo accident at Fred Prosser farm ends in medical care
Paul Serette, owner of the filling machine, fell thirty feet into a silo while preparing to fill it and is under doctor care after X rays at Memorial Hospital revealed misplaced vertebrae. Several LaGrange residents and visitors were noted in social calls and trips around town and nearby areas including Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Edwards
Medina
S. W. Frost
Florida
George Law
Kenneth Law
R. E. Walker
W. H. Knowles
M. W. Vickery
Lakewood
Georgianna Skinner
Cleveland
Edward Birthin
Western Reserve University
Robert Miller
Great Lakes
A. H. Baker
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Andrew Rawson
Toledo
Jack Young
Holmes County
L. E. Baldwin and Sons
James and
Donald
Detroit
Townsend Club Meeting at East Oberlin Church
The Townsend Club met at East Oberlin Church on Thursday night. Albert Sadler of Akron was scheduled to speak but did not attend. Mr Hill of Elria delivered an instructive talk. Pie and coffee were served. next meeting set for Thursday evening October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
East Oberlin Church
Albert Sadler
Akron
Hill
El+ria
Local Family Notes From Oberlin and Nearby Homes
Harold Rogers of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs Anna Rogers at the Arthur Duriam home recently. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Sr attended the Rebeccah Lodz meeting in Oberlin Monday night. Miss Arlene Spiecher is recovering slowly from illness. Her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Spiecher, from Raymond Minnesota, plan to return home when she can travel. Mrs John Laumann spent last Friday in Cleveland. Mrs Mountain moved last week to Elyria to live with her sister, after living at Charles Brooks home. Mrs Anna Rogers spent Friday with Ms Wideman in Chittam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rogers
Cleveland
Anna Rogers
Arthur Duriam
Frank Krueger
Rebeccah
Mountain
Elyria
Charles Brooks
Ms. Wideman
Chittam
Russian newspapers as organs of state bureaus
The text argues that every newspaper in Russia serves as the official organ of various government entities such as the Commissariat of Defense Commissariat of Internal Trade the Communist Youth League the Commissariat for Finance and other arms of the state including wars of communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Commissariat of Defense
Commissariat of Internal Trade
Communist Youth League
Commissariat For
Finnce
New Powder FASTEETH Promises All Day Teeth Fit
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder for false teeth, claiming it secures a tighter fit and all day comfort when sprinkled on plates each morning. It asserts the product does not thin out or wash away and is available at drug stores.
Wadsworth Hosts Entre Nous Bridge Luncheon
Wellington Ohio October 19 Mrs W L Wadsworth entertained the Entre Nous Bridge club at her South Main home Friday evening A dessert luncheon was served at tables before cards Prizes went to Miss Kathryp Murray first and Mrs Violet Curtice second All members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
W. L. Wadsworth
Entre Nous Bridge Club
South Main Street
Kathryp Murray
Violet Curtice
Farewell Party Honoring Dr and Mrs Car Millen in LaGrange
Mr and Mrs Fiord Buswell Mrs Alice Townsend and Mrs Mae Callely attended a farewell party for Dr and Mrs Car Millen at the home of Mr and Mrs F Nichols Friday evening. They are moving to Seattle Washington to make their home. Forty guests dined at Gabres restaurant then gathered at the Nichols home for social time. Dr Nichols formerly taught at LaGrange and graduated from its schools. For the past two years the couple have served at the U S Navy base on Island Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiord Buswell
Alice Townsend
Mae Callely
Car
McMillen
United States Navy
Island Guam
Lorain County Farm Bureau Leaders Attend State Meeting
Roscoe Campbell of Pittsfield and John Barber of here depart for Columbus today as delegates. Alternates are Mrs. E. D. Schramm of Oberlin and George Cotton of Elyria for the Lorain County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Campbell
Pittsfield
Lorain County Farm Bureau
John Barber
Here
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
E. D. Schramm
Oberlin
George Cotton
Elyria
Homecoming Rally Day At Kipton Church Draws Former Hipton Residents
Former Hipton residents now in Wellington traveled to Kipton Community church for the homecoming and rally day. Notable attendees included St. Robert Brown of the Oberlin Theological Seminary and the Reverend Peter Young of the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipton
Wellington
Kipton
Robert Brown
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Peter Young
First Congregational Church
Wellington Dairy Industry Story of Lorain County
The History of Wellington notes the glacier era soil like clay loam that fostered a thriving dairy business led by R A Horr who built the first cheese factory in Lorain County. Wellington became a major cheese shipping point with firms like Harr Warner Co Baldwin Laundon Co and George W Crosier Co among others. By 1578 over four factories operated locally with exports to England and Europe, shipping over 6.4 million pounds of cheese and 1.19 million pounds of butter worth about 860 thousand dollars. As transport improved milk sales rose, the cheese business declined and Telling Bell Vernon Co led several milk companies competing for output. A large frame building near the village was destroyed by fire during a strike about 18 years ago, later rebuilt as a fireproof collecting station. Holstein breeding and sales grew as a major local industry. (To Be Continued) Simms, Wednesday evening. Continued notes cover local social visits among Simms and Penfound families, with Elyria and Oberlin connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
R. A. Horr
Huntington Township
Lorain County
Huntington
United States
Harr. Warner and Co
Baldwin, Laundon and Co
George W. Crosier and Co
Palmer and Lewis
B. B. Herrick
John Roser
England
Europe
Telling Bell-Vernon Company
West Ridge Resident Visits Family Over Weekend
West Ridge resident Miss Florence Pope of the University of Chicago visited her mother Mrs. B O Pope over the week end. Mr and Mrs H J Hillier called on Mr and Mrs Lee Foster of Elyria Tuesday evening. Miss Marjoris Simms of Brownhelm high school visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pope
University of Chicago
B. O. Pope
H. J. Hillier
Lee Foster
Elyria
Marjoris Simms
Brownhelm High School
Fred Simms
Marjorie Simms
Fred
Mansfield Leaders Deliver Evening Closing Message
Mansfield residents heard a principal address with speakers including Mr. Humphries from the Dev er Center delivering the closing message at a evening hour. A basket dinner was served in the church basement at noon following the event.
Local social notes mention illness and travel plans
Mrs FL W Andrus of Forest street is confined to bed with illness. Mr and Mrs O J Baumgardner plan to leave election day for their winter home at Daytons Beach Florida. Mrs C A Gott is expected home from weeks with her daughter in law Mrs Herry Branch and family. Rochh ester N L B Rolce plans to leave November 1 for St Peters burg Florida to spend winter. Mrs E C Hirkpatrick and daughter Bernice of Ashland visited at the homes of Mr and Mrs Perry Knapp, Mrs Carrie Ormeroid and Mr and Mrs R G Parks Friday. Mrs Charities Shepard, sons Robert and Harold, and Miss Bertha Horner called on the Horner family in Lodi Friday night. The October tea of the Woman Relief Corps held a work meeting in the G A R memorial hall to tie off a comfort. A good attendance was present. The regular meeting will be held Tuesday evening, Lettie Stevick president, will report from Cleveland. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lena Dibble and daughter Gertrude were Mr and Mrs Harry Carey and daughter of Lisbon. Mrs Dibble is suffering from a broken bone. Members of the Woman’s Benefit Association will conduct a benefit Thursday October 22 at the home of Mrs Anna Sorensen. announced at last week’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL W. Andrus
Forest Street
O. J. Baumgardner
Daytons Beach
Fla
C. A. Gott
E. C. Hirkpatrick
Bernice
Ashland
Perry Knapp
Carrie Ormeroid
R. G. Parks
Charities Shepard
Robert
Harold
Bertha Horner
Emmett Horner
Lodi
Womans Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Lettie Stevick
Cleveland
Lena Dibble
Gertrude
Harry Carey
Lisbon
Dibble
Fsor
Woman’s Benefit Association
Anna Sorensen
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Mazrrid
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David Dubinsky
Roosevrlt
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Secrtary
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John Hamiton
Alumat
Mer. John A. Ryan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Catholic University
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Reeds Barber Shop
Billinghurst Hotel
Northwestern Adjustment Corp
Elyria Savings & Trust
Amherst
James
Rubel
Rocking
Senor
Saran
John ‘Tedgar
Waters
Ruidoso
John
Calaboose
Rio Grande
Copright
United Peature Syndicate, Inc
Joe Klasek
Elrria
Lottie Heath
la Grange
Oberlin Road
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Ernest Holliday
Berlin
Heizhis
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Charles Schaible
J. H. Penfound
John Simms
Harry Seekins
Harold Rowley
West Ridge
S.S.S
S.S
Masonic Temple
Kloor
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