Bitter Feeling In Penna As Election Nears
Pittsburgh report notes bitter mood in Pennsylvania as the 1932 campaign nears the November 5 vote. Roosevelt and Landon compete with Roosevelts leading in coal and steel areas while eastern counties favor Landon. Lemke on the ballot could chip Roosevelt support. Labor supports Roosevelt. Philadelphia forecasts and statewide registration shifts loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Lyle C. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylania
Roose
A. M. Landon
Pennsylvania
Aliesheny
Roosevelt
Landon
Gov. Landon
Works Progress Administration
Lemke
Wiliam Lemke
Union
Peninsylvania
Philadelphia
G. O. Po
Red End
Radio Programs Friday October 30 Schedule Highlights
Readable fragments show a Friday schedule across stations with listed programs such as First Nighter, Humcore Relat, and Joe hosts. Notable names include Herbert Hoover, Fred Waring, Irene Rich, Walter Holly w d Hotel, and various bands in daytime slots. Local listings mention multiple program blocks, some with uncertain times and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTFAM
Art Museum
Slergee
Sporteman
Lea Ell Thame
Amos “Nm
Ohio Republic
Jess
Drarene Atsbiser Situ
Herbert Hoover
Humcore
Thurn Bane
Ewing Bans
Inite
Rarmond
Organ Concerts and Radio Schedules Note From WTAM
Sunday listings include WTAM 1076 with organ concerts at 7 15 and 7 00 and a long block of program notes citing performers such as Lucille Manners Anny Progr and Jack Benny with a wide array of musical, church, and variety segments. The page also lists WGAR WJAY and other stations with hourly programs, sports, religious services, and entertainment features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
William Meeder
Wam Meeder
Téren
Peerless
Nzam- Anny
Progr. P.M
Chicazo
Lucille Manners
Morvar Serende
Mapecace
Audicus
Grand Hotel
Grand Hertel
Melody Cruise
Marion Yaller
Ayeae Taher
McConz
McConneil
Tedar
Jack Benner
Jack Benny
Orch
Wosies” Orch
Beechers Orch Iique News
Hawkins’ Orch
Osborne’s Orch
Osdbornes Orch
Kermit Maynard Heads Cast in His Fighting Blood at Lincoln
Western star Kermit Maynard leads the cast of His Fighting Blood to be shown tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The actor is described as a veritable human cyclone in the film.
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Kermit Maynard
Lincoln Theatre
Loretta Young Stars in Capitol Film Ra mon2
Loretta Young, popular screen star, wins title role in Ra mon2 at the Capitol Theatre. The film features perfected Technicolor and marks a new chapter in her screen career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Don Ameche
Kent Taylor
Katherine de Mille
John Carradine
New Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Cook Rites Held for Valentine Cook in Amherst
Funeral services for Valentine Cook were conducted Saturday at St Peters Evangelical church Amherst with Rev C E Schmid officiating. Pallbearers were the deceased's nephews. Burial followed at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery under O H Baker Funeral Directors supervision.
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Elyria Townline Road
Valentine Cook
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Amherst
Anth
C. BE. Schmid
Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
O. H. Baker
Detroit Women Return After Death Call
Mrs Kathren Salat and Mrs Charles Hawkins return to their Detroit home following a death related call. the report notes their involvement and the family context surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathren Salat
Charles Hawkins
Detroit
Local residents share Sunday visits across towns
Mrs. Elizabeth Ernst hosts family members including Mr and Mrs J H Delefield and Mrs Maude McEween of Mt Morris NX. Mr and Mrs Harvey Curtis of Eisha and C J Smith of Edison Highway visit Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills and sons Melvin and Harold. The Spierelberg family also hosted Sunday evening guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ernst
J. H. Delefield
Maude McEween
Mt. Morris
Harvey Curtis
Eisha
C. J. Smith
Edison Highway
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Fiarold
L. W. Spierelberg
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Eliza beth Ernst at Amherst
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Ernst were held at St Peters Evangelical church Amherst with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Burial followed in Cleveland Avenue cemetery Amherst with grandchildren Kenneth Spuhler LeRoy Breeler Donald Smith Anthony Ernst Ellsworth Burham and F C Schubert serving as pallbearers. Attendees included Mrs L W Spiegelberg and son Russell Betty Gunder and Mrs Instola and son at a Community Club meeting held at South Ridge school Tuesday evening.
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Elizabeth Ernst
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Amherst
C. E. Schmidt
Cleveland Avenue
Kenneth Spuhler
LeRoy Breeler
Donald Smith
Anthony Ernst
Ellsworth Burham
F. C. Schubert
L. W. Spiegelberg
Russell
Betty Gunder
Instola
South Ridge School
Mothers Studs Clan Meeting Postponed in North Ridgeville
The Mothers' Studs Clan meeting is rescheduled to November 10 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Haehi's home. Judge Webber of Elyria will speak on Western Reserve history. Guests include members' husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason are noted.
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North Ridgeville
Mothers’ Studs
Robert Haehi
Judge Webber of
Elyria
Western Reserve
Frank Mason
Delegates Speak at Ohio District Ki Waris Convention
Wellington delegates to the Ohio District Kiwaris convention at Dayton gave short talks at a Thursday noon luncheon after attending sessions Tuesday and Wednesday. The group included W Ranning, Daniel Shepard, W L McConnell, Bert Knapp, Dr C W Recard and J H Page.
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Wellington
W. Ranning
Daniel Shepard
W. L. McConnell
Bert Knapp
C. W. Recard
J. H. Page
Ohio
Dayton
Friendship Circle Girls Host Halloween Party at Cordray Home
The Friendship Circle class of Methodist Sun dex school held a Hallowe en party Wednesday night at Mrs R A Cordray s Prospect Street home. Girls wore masks and costumes with Fatty Hlopkins as a goss and Wanda Coates as Red Riding Hood winning first prize. Spook games hob robblins and other features provided fun while 19 girls enjoyed lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
Methodist Sundex School
Hallowe'en
R. A. Cordray
Prospect Street
Fatty Hlopkins
Goss
Wanda Coates
Red Riding Hood
Wellington Grange Meeting Report and Election Notice
About 100 members and guests attended the Wellington Grange session Wednesday evening. An upcoming annual election was announced for the next meeting on Wednesday evening November 11. Mrs. Grace Memphill oversaw the program with a violin solo by Lois Breyler, a group chorus, a high school string quartet, talks by Ted Brewner and Warren Williamson, instrumentals by Ted Jones, two stunts, and a talk by Earl H. Perkins. Walter D. Warren received a gift and plans to winter in St Petersburg Florida with L. B. Rolce. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Earl Griggs and assistants.
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Wellington Grange
Grace Memphill
Grange
Lois Breyler
Ted Breyler
Wilma Brewer
Virginia Clodwick
Donald Brenner
Anna Buswell
Ted Brewner
Warren Williamson
Ted Jones
Earl H. Perkins
Walter D. Warren
The
Mr. Warren
L. B. Rolce
St. Petersburg
Florida
Earl Griggs
M E Ladies Aid Plans Year Work At Church
Group No 1 met Wednesday to organize the year. Mrs Mattie Foster led the group with Mrs Flord Irish as secretary and Mrs William McEndree as treasurer. They scheduled a December bazaar at the church on December 4 and set next meeting for November 5 at Grace Sutliff's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Mattie Foster
Flord Irish
William McEndree
Grace Sutliff
Wellington School Hosts Halloween Pancake Supper
The teaching staff held a pancake supper at Wellington school on Wednesday night with games in the gym, the event inviting wives as guests. The gym was decorated for Hallowe'en.
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Wellington
M E Ladies Aid group 2 plans meeting and work
Group Two of the M E Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Lena Dibble on Friday November 6. Mrs B F Keeling leads and urges all members on hand to plan future work. Wednesday guests included Mrs Jack Flynn Elrria and Mrs Sarah Cobb Oterlin. Catherine Callaghan new Wellington Public Library librarian addressed the local school faculty Tuesday afternoon on school library relations. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mrs Dortna West on November 3.
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Lena Dibble
B. F Keeling
Jack Flynn
Elrria
Sarah Cobb
Oterlin
A. B. Southard
Catherine Callaghan
Wellington Public Library
American Legion Auxiliary
Dortna West
Halloween Party At Church Delightful For Evertone
A church hosted a Hallowe en party last night with Evertone in masks. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as the basement was festively decorated for the season.
Eagle Lodge bids farewell to Paul Crawford in hall party
Sixty Eagle Lodge members hosted a farewell fish fry for Paul Crawford who leaves for Cleveland November 1 to make his home and serves as a board trustee. A separate farewell Bridge party at Mrs. Robert Burnham’s home honored Mrs. Crawford with Mrs. Carol Wight winning high and Mrs. Lawrence Bekier placing second among attendees.
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Eagle Lodge
Paul Crawford
Cleveland
Crawford
Robert Burnham
Carol Wight
Lawrence Bekier
William Wadsworth
Ray Yeates
Paul Mix
Harry Lee
Mission preaching and church guidance in Norwalk District
Dr. Vernon W. Wager, superintendent of the Norways District Methodist church, spoke at a Preaching Mission in the local Methodist church. He invited Rev. Patrick and Rev. Lonzo S. Green to share views on church needs district wide. Wellington Brotherhood Club reorganized with T. M. Pfeiffer and Charles Barnes named to lead future meetings among ten local churches.
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Vernon W. Wager
Norways District
Brighton Charge
Wagar
Patrick
Brighton M
Wellington Brotherhood Club
T. M. Pfeiffer
Charles Barnes
Brotherhood Club
Sunshine class girls list includes Mary Knapp
Members of the Sunshine class of girls are named with Mary Knapp among them in the school roster.
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Sunshine
Mary Knapp
Millersport Weekend Guests and Local Church Quilts
Mr and Mrs Everett Knowles hosted guests during the week end while Miss Ethel Evans and William Bishop of Lakewood visited the Knowles home. St Peters church women meet at the school hall each evening to finish quilts for the bazaar. Funeral services for Michael Miller of Butter nut Ridge were held at St Peters Church Tuesday morning.
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Millersport
Everett Knowles
Ethel Evans
William Bishop
Lakewood
E. M. Knowles
St Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Church
Michael Miller
Butternut Ridge
Wellington village school seeks two year three mil levy
A special election will be held November 24 to approve a three mill levy for the Wellington village school for a two year period. The move was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Village
Penfield Grange to Elect Officers and Host Card Party
Penfield Grange will hold the annual officer election on Wednesday night November 4 and a card party on Saturday evening October 31. Farm Woman's Club meeting postponed to Tuesday November 10. Local social notes record visits from Shaw family and others including McHiine cousins at Marshallville and various callers at Davison and Egain households.
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Penfield—Paenfield Grange
The
Grange
Farm Woman’s Club
Bar Shaw
Elsie Shaw
Lyman Shaw
Burbank
Gertrude Brerley
William Carmen
Cleveland
A. L. Cobe
Wauseon
William Clifford
Edith Taror
Birria
Ralph Taylor
Elsie Wilson
Annabel Gould
Snili
Population set to peak in United States around 1955
Census experts estimate the U S population will reach about 143 690 000 around 1955 and stabilize as births balance deaths with immigration and birth trends leading to a possible later decline. July 1 figures show 128 429 600 people, up 908 000 from 1950. Ohio grows about 6 000 in the year ahead with statewide totals near 6 713 600.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
Bureau
Ohio
Grace Carson Visits W A D Welsh Home in Wooster
Mrs Grace Carson of Wooster is visiting at the W A D Welsh residence where Van is employed. The brief note records a social call and implies staff presence at the Welsh household.
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Van
Truth and error meet in opposing domains of right
A concise reflection asserts that truth stands opposite error while right remains pursued amid persistent bitterness. The statement emphasizes the constant tension between accuracy and contention in moral discourse.
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Mid-western
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Campaign Committee
James H. Duff
Patrick Fagan
United Mime Workers of America
State Labor Non-partisan League
Sadig
Fagan
Capitol
Rivoli
James Fenimore Cooper Classic
Randolph Scott Binnie Barnes Henry Wilcoxon
Bruce Cabot
Heather Angel
Philip Reed
Robert Barrat
Lincoln
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
James Oliver Curwood
Universal
Buck Jane
Ywe Faantorm
Thurn
Red Grange
Wade
Studio
Muste Renfrew
William Hard
Boake Carter
A. Hestelarez
Moses
Bob Evaus
Ester Botanis VanderPr Eigesereit
C. Timmie Atvien
Repcudy. Com
Irene Rich Singin
Sam Death
Walter
John W. Davis
Sports Gossip
Neilson
Landers
Dorser Sans Lombardo
Hamp
Parier Ba
Democrats
Republicans
Cereman
Johnson
Newhall
Thomas Amos
TNA
Hollywood
J. Wrrick
Xens
Fay
Darer
Nelson
Lombardo
WIR
Fuake
WEN
Tioorc
Sports Review
Lit
Jack Little
Lone Ranger
Andre Kes
Netz Bening Camera
Hollyw'd
Jurzen
Eetens
Red Granse
Paul Sullivan Cash
Moon River
Jack Little Martin
Dem
Frog
Jurgen Bard
Fie Fito
Field and Lombarde Band
Theiheer
Ano
t.Strream
Teonmyr
Baties
Weerk
Smith Ballew
eeTragn S. Ee eTree
M-Hasmen’s
Harmeonies
Atha
Orel Ben
Plesd
Reichman
Wgar
Uts U'S
Hick-rees
Delen Brauwhuis
Josh Hiest
Ethel and
Rei Ethel
Ard Eipel
Lyrties
G. Fonari
Bulletin Board
Bulleti Board
Fpolietin Board
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Coup
Just About
Coty Smissrecs
Melody Land
Precr
Tapness
Larry Vincent
Deep Scott Farm & Fr. Farm & He
Wood+ & Meisse
Garian
OF. S
Monin
Fie Perrotes
Fthr
Barn Daner Rar Dar
Barn Dance Morty Deatecy Nickelodeon Noehelodeon Tras
Prazv’s
Ore
Vens
Oreck, Reshis
Faries Neoie
Wiliams Grech
Muasicale
Arhansfere Tem
Ireland
Seon
SISM
Izepokc
Fred Waring
Big Hallowe’en Masquerade
Columbia Ball Room
Columbia
Flossie
Naught Syndicate
Avast Susart
Bowe
Sundar
Aecktower Southernaires
Southernaires
Walbers Brown
Melod
Meiod
Old Bohemia
Maior Bowe
Townsend Plan Weems Ork
Boehem
Vartlet
Ciara G. Linder
Moses Cleave
Bud Watchtower
Lomparde
Joe Penner
Benny Rubin
Rubino
Rubiner
Ruth Parks
Pri Baker
Ier
FBI Baker
Nelson Eddy
Eddy
Walt
Winchell
Paul Whiteman
Pau
Whiteman
C. Hil
C. Hill
Judy & Bunch
Oreh
Shandor Pryor
Orch Navarra
Pryor
Ore Navarra
Toa
Maynard
Laporte
Ernst Rites
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Hallowe'en Party
PARTY
Blue Sky Inn
Bridge Street
the Hill Billies
Bills Tavern
Lodi Street
Penfield
Geo. Spitzer
Grafton, Ohio
Cities Service
U. S
Hill Billies
Paramount
Jena Mel
New York
Coliseum
Serpentine
Bob Veon
Justice of Peace
Preston L. Coon
Carlisle Inn
Jigger Barnes
ED Krugman
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