Strife In Labor Ranks Seen In AFL CIO Rift
Washington dispatch traces half century of labor strife behind AFL suspension of a third of its 2.5 million members amid long standing rift between craft orientated AFL and industrial union CIO. Editor notes fault lines trace to craft vs industry fights and leadership disputes dating back 549 years.
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American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Press Associations
C. N. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington
Organized Labor
L. Executive Council
Scanes
Federation
Relief for Athletes Foot Product Note
A fragmented OCR item lists a topical powder and dosage directions for athlete foot relief using Cataphor and Staits Tipgel powder with twice daily application. Mentions a brand list and unclear preparation steps, with garbled addenda and potential supplier references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenonfo Aitelso
Labor union history from Knights to American Federation of Labor
The piece traces early labor movements led by Terrence Powderly and Samuel Gompers, contrasting Knights of Labor with the American Federation of Labor. It notes Powderly’s decline, Gompers’ rise, and the AFL’s craft unionist philosophy, plus tensions with industrialization and radical groups like the IWW before World War I.
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Gompers
Knights of Labor
Ferner Grieffore Nuptials in Sheffield Lake
Miss Marita Ferner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferner of Sheffield Lake wed Frances Griffore of Sheffield in St Theresa’s church Tuesday nine o’clock with Reverend officiating The bride wore a white gown and carried a bouquet of Easter lilies Attendants Voss Ferner and Irene Tareh wore Milan and green chiffons The groom’s attendants were Sebastian Ferner and Robert Burkh The reception followed at the bride’s parents home with about fifty guests The couple will reside in Sheffield Griffore is with Lorain Crystal Ice Co Mrs Griffore is a Brookside High School graduate class of 1995 News notes Kenilworth road sewer project started last week with about thirty men and est cost 16090 Abbey road tarred in Sheffield Other brief items include Mrs Andrey Smith of Grif road undergoing a hospital operation and Miss Neva Carrick visiting relatives
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Marita Ferner
Mro
Dake Ferner
Sheffield Lake
Frances Griffore
Sheffield
Werdrlinis
St Theresa's
Orlock
Binger
Voss
Irene Tareh
Selastian Ferner
Robert Bureh
Six O'Clork
Miescot
Guilfore
Lorain Crystal Ice Company
Irs Winchester
Driffore
Brookside High School
Kenilworth Road
Abbey Road
New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre
A fragmented New York Day by Day column discusses journalists playwrights and notable figures connected to New York Harlem and media history. It references Heyer Waller Kath land Hawkins Caldwell and others in a mosaic of cultural and urban detail with vivid but uncertain anecdotes.
Local families share social visits and trips
Parents Mya and Mrs Charles Marvick of Tivria, Misa Rena Titus and daughter Betty Niece of Avon Lake spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and family. Frank Ramehack and son Vincent and Mire Alma Arker man of Lorain joined Thursday afternoon at the Chambers home. Viv and Mrs Farle Johnson enjoyed a vacation trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest over the week.
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Mya
Charles Marvick
Tivria
Misa Rena Titus
Betty Niece
Avon Lake
Lee Johnson
Frank Ramehack
Vincent
Mire Alma Arkerman
Lorain
P. Jf. Chambers
Viv
Farle Johnson
Mragava Falls
Interent
Anxious Broadway Hums Over Nightclub Scene
A heated mix of racial tension and club rivalry turmoils on Harlem and Broadway venues. Notes on Connie's Inn Palais Royal Cotton Club and Lenox Avenue dining amid broadcasts by famed sports and theatre commentators. Marketed glamour and sleight of hand in renting mink coats and managing reputations illustrated.
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Harlem
Broadway
Connie's Inn
Palais Royal
Cotton Club
Lenox Avenue
Avon Woman Weds Lorain Man In Avon Church Parish
A quiet autumn wedding occurred at Trinity Baptist Church in Avon Saturday evening at 7. Mins Jane Peterson of Avon became the bride of Vir al Ridenour of Lorain. The service was read by Wangeman, pastor of the church. The couple will reside on Cleveland Street, Lorain. Afterward a reception for 125 guests was held at the bride’s home on Detroit road. Attending were the couple’s parents and relatives.
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Wepdiag Alt Parsonage
Avon
Trinity Baptist Church
Mins Jane Peterson
Viral Ridenour Af
South Amherst Circle to Meet and Local Notices
The Woman's Circle of the Nazity parish will meet at the church Thursday afternoon. An official Board meeting is at 7 30 this evening. A pot luck lunch is served at noon. The Sunday School class led by Miss Margaret Rice has a Thursday evening party. Royal Neighbor Lodge meets Thursday eve at Swiss Hall hosted by Mrs Nelson Brill and Mrs David Barnhart. South Amherst spokes to Great Lakes Exhibition attendees meet at town hall at 1 pm escorted by motorcycle police.
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South Amherst
Woman's Circle of the Nativity Parish
Margaret Rice
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Nelson Brill
David Barnhart
Local visit notes include Cleveland residents and Clyde visitors
Land visits at the home of Mr and Mrs James Peck and Mr and Mrs Sherman Vedder and family with Oma Barrett of Cleveland. Edwin Pickering returns from his year with parents to his Cleveland home and plans to resume work shortly. June and Wertha Henson of Clyde visit relatives in town.
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Land
James Peck
Sherman Vedder
Oma Barrett
Cleveland
Jennie Young
Edwin Pickering
June
Wertha Henson
Clyde
Glance at La Grange Queensland Glory Grange Meeting
La Grange Glory Grange held its regular meeting August 27 with Frank Dushenske in the chair. Regular business was transacted and third and fourth degrees were given. The annual inspection is set for September 10 at the next meeting. Refreshments of hot roast beef sandwiches and coffee were served. A booster night program is scheduled for September 20 and open to the public.
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Qld
Glory Grange
Frank Dushenske
Ward Dil
Antone Godridge
Qorva Slastings
Mammie Phalon
Lewis Strachan
Ward Dill
Miss Hosalie Adams Showered Ahead of Shelby Groom
The Missen Algena and Ruth Adams entertained at a miscellaneous shower for their cousin Miss Hosalie Adams at their home on Main Street Wednesday evening. Adams will wed G. Bernard Wareham of Shelby at her home Thursday September 3. Balloons decorated the dining room with gift-hiding directions.
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Missen Algena
Ruth Adams
Spain’s uncertain future foretold by rebel high command
Alice Longworth notes in Jackson Hole Wyoming that Spain faces a cloudy future with the rebel leadership promising a possible dictatorship and a vote on a king, while warning that free speech would end and opposition papers suppressed if the rebels win.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Spain
High Command
Jon
Floral decorations highlight society event in September carnival
A floral centerpiece and native attire set a formal tone as guests were served, including Mrs. W. T. Bu of Lorain and several others from Cleveland, Wellington, and nearby towns. The annual carnival by local businessmen runs September 1 and 19 with parades, an amateur night program, and amusements organized by James Nichols, Carl Stem, and Harmon Shelean.
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Brida
W.T. Bu
Lorain
Woe Aves
George McConnell Field
George Potter
Thad Rawson
Heten Zerol
Lynn Frits
Cleveland
Jean Lownie Adams
Mauscheld
Alice Burrows
Wellington
Charles Smith
Lestestren
Ets
Glenn
J. A
Hundie
Andrew Rarson
Paul Sage
Agnes Bouga
Ruth Frott
G. W Robbins
Adar Trene Truffman
Wrld McAlpine
Ada Lie
Wstesses
James Nichols
Carl Stem
Harmon Shelean
Juvenile Grange Inductions At Old Glory Meeting
Old Glory Juvenile Grange held its regular meeting with Orville Rising as master in August. Arlene Stone’s application was accepted and she will be inducted next meeting. Mrs. Mason of Tidgeyills will be present and inspection will be held. Lunchon given in honor of Miss Emma Jackson of Elyria hosted by Mrs. John H Curtiss with eight covers. Out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Freeman Mrs. Charles Spar and son Clyde Nugent. Luz is a Madrid newspaper name.
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Juvenile Grange
Glory Juvenile Grange
Orville Rising
Arlene Stone
Emma Jackson
Elyria
John H. Curtiss
Miss Jackson
Fred Freeman
Charles Spar
Clyde Nugent
Amherst
Haymaker Scholt en Injures in Missouri Hay Accident
In southwestern Missouri Charlea Morrison suffered fractures of both shoulders after being dragged from atop a hayload. The incident marks a second accident in three weeks in the same area.
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Sibley & Sprague Telephone
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O. O. McIntyre
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Heyer
Mate Connelly
George Wwautman
Gene Waller
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Donald Starrett
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Hartville
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Misa Marie Mittlestead
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Cleve
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Fred Lanz
Martin Springer
Alex Garland
Wayne
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Leland Jones
David Davids
Sullivan
Harry Ruth
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Arthur Engle
Ada Stevenson
David Barnohart
la Grange
OLN Glory Grange
City Cab
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Sa Meliday
Alice Longworth
Men Syndicate
Madrid
T. O. Murphy Co
Lorain County
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Abe
Parcales
ABC
Te Guarinteed Fant Cole
Elyria Dry Goods
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Gavlags
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