Studios mobilize payroll to back Merriam in California race
A United Press report states that several studios including Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Fox coerced or influenced staff to donate a day’s pay toward Governor Merriam’s bid against Upton Sinclair. Workers say rulings varied by studio with some employees resisting while others contributed.
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Upton Sinetalr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Fox
Merriam
United Press
Sinclair
Jahmnes Cagney
California
Smnelatr
Employes
Mayer
Florida
Drama Group At High School Prepares Season Schedule
Elyria High School opens its 1934 35 dramatic season with the Players Club presenting a one act satire Sunset by Slantsky on November 5 before the club and November 14 for the Parent Teachers Association. Five actors compose the cast. The group plans two more one act plays and three major productions, including senior class plays for December 14 and June graduates and an all school play.
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Elyria High School
Nina Baker
Slantsky
Players’ Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Rural Groups Plan 1934 35 Dramatic Season
Rural Lorin County groups plan a 1934 35 dramatic season starting Thursday at 8 PM in Elyria Trust Co directors room. County agent C I Hammel says communities will present plays with talent casts and exchange productions so each can view multiple shows. Seven communities included East Carlisle LaGrange Pittsfield Columbia Eaton Ridgeville East Oberlin, with one nomad group planning a separate project.
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Lorin County
Elyriathes and Trust Company
C. 1 ‘Ammel
East Carlisle
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Columbia
Eaton
Ridgeville
East Oberlin
Not join in the dramatics project meeting invites new groups
The article notes that communities not participating last year are invited to send representatives to the Thursday meeting and suggests several people and families linked to social and church activities. It recounts a Silver Tea by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Louie Reese’s home, devotional exercises by Mrs. George Beese, and various visits and quilting gatherings among local residents.
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John Harnish
Frankie Reese
David Gorde
Detroit
Martha Reimen
Vincent
Clara, Johnson
Gulf Road
C. Hurlbut
Gorde
Ella Johnson
Cumber Tn
Methodist Bur Ladies’ Aid Society
Louie Reese
George Beese
Markley
Alice Cobb
Hard
Vincent School
Thirerhay
Louis Ehlers
Pearl Ross
Hazel
Charles McCarty
Florence
Chris Ackerman
FL Hyde
Leroy Rhone
Vincent Rv T A Meeting At Vincent October 2
The Ma Ley school Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting with about empty attendance. Mrs Frank Jock ley presided during the business session. Reports covered swing chain costs, membership drive results, and quilt and flower show proceeds totaling 16.84 with Markley’s share 4.21. A Hallo we’en party is planned for October 30 at the Vincent school and October 24 at Murray Ridge. Refreshment duties and a present program featured Donald Terrel eight, of Haton, with two solos. A meeting of the M E church official board also occurred with usual business.
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T. A
Vincent
Qct
Maley School
Frank Jockley
Murray Ridge
Haskins
Hassins
Donald Terrel
Haton
Dorothy Terrel
P. H. Rogers
Solo
W. C. T. U. Plans Sixtieth Anniversary Convention
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union marks its sixtieth year with a Cleveland convention November 10 16 at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church near the 1874 meeting site. Frances Willard and Mother Stewart sparked origins in 1874. About 1200 women expected, with delegates from China Mexico Cuba and Europe. Speakers include Ella A. Boole Milton Conover Mary Harris Armor Samuel Dickey Gordon and Ida B Wise Smith. The theme centers on intensified alcohol education and a militant campaign against liquor with challenge and demonstration as keynote.
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Cleveland
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Frances Willard
Mother Stewart
Old Second Presbyterian Church
China
Mexico
Cuba
Ida B. Wise Smith
William L. Stidger
Boston
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
Milton Conover
Department of Political Economy
Yale University
Mary Harris
Valley Championship Snake Story Honors Walter Kratz
In Bellaire reporters award the 1934 Ohio Valley snake story championship to Walter Kratz after he shot a copperhead with a rifle. The bullet missed the snake head, struck stone, ricocheted to wound Kratz near the shoulder and rolled down his sleeve as he displayed the reptile, wound, and bullet as proof.
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Snake Story
Wiens
Bellaire
Walter Kratz
Kratz
Inherited Notions and Mind's Dispositions Explored
A reflective meditation on how inherited notions shape emotions and mental patterns, urging readers to slow, observe, and calmly contemplate the mind's varied dispositions. The text invites careful self study of familiar and unfamiliar mental states.
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