National Whirligig Delves Into 1936 California Odds
The piece surveys Landon’s California swing and Roosevelt’s strength in Los Angeles and San Francisco, noting labor unrest and Communist accusations amid the campaign. It discusses TVA litigation, court rulings, and the electoral vote process, including potential House deadlock and Garner’s possible role, plus farm-vote shifts in New York and TVA lawyer John Lord O’Brian’s dual roles.
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Landon
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Californi
Sevelt
San Neisco
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
San Francisco
John Lord O’brian
TVA
Supreme Court
House of White, Weld & Company
Securities Exchange Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
O’brian
Manchuria Farms Boom Reported in 1936 Soybean Crop
A radio report to the Commerce Department from the American Commercial Attache in Shanghai estimates Manchuria's 1936 soybean crop at 4.3 million short tons, up from 3.0009 million in 1935.
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Washrington
Manchuria
Department of Commerce
Shanghai
Manns Family Visits and Theatre Outing Reported
New Oberlin notes list Mr and Mrs Theodore Manns and three daughters visiting Esther Manns in Youngstown on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Justin and Mr and Mrs N Webber attended a Cleveland theatre show featuring Major Bowes amateurs. Also mentioned is Mr and Mrs Mathias Wohleber’s Sunday visit afternoon.
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New Oberlin
Theodore Manns
Esther Manns
Youngstown
C. Justin
N. Webber
Cleveland
Major Bowes
Mathias Wohleber
Avonton area greetings fill Sunday visits and a hospital update
George Wohleber and family in Avon were visited by locals. G H Dion of Elyria spent Sunday with Carl Schmitz. Elmer Brown and Berhart families from Toledo visited friends. Thurlow Knepper spent the weekend with his brother Vv. E. Knepper. Henry Mackett and family from Town Line road called on relatives. Mrs. D. Alexander is reported doing nicely at Allen Hospital after her operation.
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George Wohleber
Avon
G H. Dion
Elyria
Carl Schmitz
Elmer Brown
Berhart
Toledo
Thurlow Knepper
Vv. E. Knepper
Henry Mackett
Town Line Road
D. Alexander
Allen Hospital
Schmitz Family Dinner Honors C Justin Birthday
Mr and Mrs F J Schmitz entertained at a family dinner in honor of C Justin s birthday anniversary Monday. Covers were laid for 19. Derblin Grange held a card party with 35 members enjoying ten games of pedro. Prizes went to Mrs Minnie Harris Frank Kreuger Mrs John Franklin and Mrs Phoebe Lyman. Lunch followed. Upcoming party committee named Lottie Parsons Florence Keighley and Fredric Emerich.
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F. J. Schmitz
C. Justin
Francis Woolridge
Cleveland
M. Wobbleber
Urban Kinzel
Grafton
Derblin Grange
Pedro
Minnie Harris
Frank Kreuger
John Franklin
Phoebe Lyman
Lottie Parsons
Florence Keighley
Fredric Emerich
Cucumber Foot Long Report From Augusta Yard
Harry Shafer of Augusta Kansas reports a cucumber grown in his yard reaches a foot in length and resembles a milk bottle in diameter. He believes it to be the largest in the region and shares with neighbors. Local gardeners question if measurements are accurate.
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House
Congress
Roosevelt
Landon
Augusta
Kan
Harry Shafer
Family and social greetings from Middle Ridge area
Middle Ridge notes report Miss Margaret Gaehr and Harold Gaehr visiting Mrs. Cora Gaehr in Cleveland Sunday. Miss Tena Jacobs of Amherst spent Sunday with the G. HL Schmitkens. W. C. Bechtel and Henry Kolbe attended Frank Baus funeral services. Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson Wilson hosted the weekend queen over their parents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schmitk ons, W. C. Bechtel, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bechtel, plus M. J. Ludwig family and Ralph Musson from Massachusetts. Milton Ludwig Jr. of Oberlin College attended.
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Middle Ridge
Margaret Gaehr
Harold Gaehr
Cora Gaehr
Clevland
Tena Jacobs
Amherst
G. HL Schmitkens
W. C. Bechtel
Henry Kolbe
Frank Baus
South Ridge
J. Watson Wilson
N. W. Bechtel
M. J. Ludwig
Mise Jeannette
Clifford
Painesville
Milton Ludwig, Jr
Oberlin College
Ralph Musson
Massachusetts
Duty as Call of Ideals Guides the Self
A reflective essay asserts that duty arises from the ideal within, shaping actions and moral direction. It argues that personal discipline and integrity define character, guiding choices amid life’s challenges and responsibilities.
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