Largest Fair Here In Many Years at Sorum County Fair
Special features are added for the 1937 Sorum County Fair to be held September 21 to 24 with officials predicting the largest fair in many years. Elyria merchants and employers back the event, stores plan to close at noon September 22, and nearby towns join in closing and supporting the fair. A big parade at the fair grounds is planned with the Elyria High School band leading, entries sought for oldest and best looking buggy, coach, and automobile, and a nude band may participate. Three parades will run daily starting at 1 pm with other bands and drum corps invited to join.
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Sorum County
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
H. Wi. Loethi
Elyria Chamber
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
Fair Grounds
Elyria High
Willam Struck
Fair Board
Brighton Ladies Society to Meet at Methodist Church
The Brighton Ladies Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Dean McClellan on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 16, at 2 o'clock. Briefs note Mrs. F. C. DeMuth and Miss Edna Lamb of Cleveland visited Roy Greene and family. Mrs. Mary Goss of Wellington is spending several days with her sister-in-law Mrs. May Hunt and daughter Elizabeth.
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Ladies' Society
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
Dean McClellan
F. C. DeMuth
Edna Lamb
Cleveland
Roy Greene
Mary Goss
Wellington
May Hunt
Elizabeth
Roy Bottorf
Clarksfield
Alberta
Aida Brewer
BE. F. Brewer
Lakewood
Etna Burge
John W. Green
O. R. McCullough
Michigan
Ohio
C. FE. Gall
T. S. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
G. M. Wright
Liberty Center
Fay Perkins
CG. E. Gill
H. H. Patrick
Lakeside
Brighton
Patrick
Harry Perkins
Elyria
and Mirs
Charles H. Lampen
Charles Lampen Jr
Paul Rhodes
Cleveland Folks Gather for Local Reunions and Visits
A string of short items notes Jimmy McKenzie visiting her Cleveland family, Wilbur Newcomb and kin at a Ketchem reunion in New London, and various locals hosting relatives. Guests include Charles McKenzie, Claude Holmes family, Roy Greene, Walter and Donald Day, and the Rei mel funeral in Cleveland for Miss Helen Reimel after an airplane training accident.
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Jimmy
Cleveland
Will McKenzie
Bottorff
Wilbur Newcomb
Newcomb
Carl Ketchem
New London
Charles McKenzie
Claude Holmes
Donald Day
Helen Reimel
Rose Bidwell
Miss Reimel
Jesse Burgs
Virgil Burge
Martha Burrows
Zeigler
Lion's Park
Sandusky
Roosevelt and the New Deal in a United States Neutrality Debate
Boake Carter argues that neutrality in Europe or the Orient is impossible under today’s economy. He says the United States must adopt economic nationalism, halt overseas investments by corporations and banks, and redirect output to avoid entanglement. He contends only a government directed shift in production and prohibition of foreign investment can avert perpetual conflict driven by global competition.
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United States
Europe
Orient
Roosevelt
America
Far East
China
Franklin Roosevelt
Direction of the flow of capital and neutrality questions
The piece discusses shifting profits and investment to raise domestic wages and social use in America, critiques Roosevelts New Deal for restricting production, and argues for redirecting finances to reduce world market competition. It also notes the need to balance neutrality with adopting New Deal principles and explains mountains form by rock hardness, crust uplift, or volcanic action.
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America
Franklin Roosevelt
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